7i96 Spindle Wiring
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27 Feb 2020 19:27 #158684
by tommylight
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Those should work, although no current rating on them.
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07 Mar 2020 17:35 #159426
by dzawacki
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Alright, so I ordered this driver and it came today:
www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07TNRDNYW/
Looking at it , it came pre-wired with the switch and the speed pot. There are two connections for power which are straight forward, which leaves 8 open connections for the motor I have ( www.sensata.com/sites/default/files/medi...-19-bdna_drawing.pdf . As is usually the case for these things shipped from the Chinese factory, there are no instructions for me to work with. And the labels on the driver do not match the labels for the motor.
Is there anyone who can help me with some wiring suggestions?
Looking at it , it came pre-wired with the switch and the speed pot. There are two connections for power which are straight forward, which leaves 8 open connections for the motor I have ( www.sensata.com/sites/default/files/medi...-19-bdna_drawing.pdf . As is usually the case for these things shipped from the Chinese factory, there are no instructions for me to work with. And the labels on the driver do not match the labels for the motor.
Is there anyone who can help me with some wiring suggestions?
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09 Mar 2020 00:13 #159536
by andypugh
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That looks like a 0-10V analogue controlled driver.
It would be very easy to control with a 7i76E, but I suppose telling you that isn't much help.
Is it the control side that you are concerned about, or the motor wiring?
The motor should be fairly simple, 3 big wires for the motor coils (UVW or ABC) and then three small ones for the hall sensors, and 2 more for the hall sensor power.
It looks like this is the motor driver data sheet: myosuploads3.banggood.com/products/20190...U600181WS55-1801.pdf
Though that data sheet shows a +5V supply for the Hall sensors, and there is no such connector on the Amazon photo.
It would be very easy to control with a 7i76E, but I suppose telling you that isn't much help.
Is it the control side that you are concerned about, or the motor wiring?
The motor should be fairly simple, 3 big wires for the motor coils (UVW or ABC) and then three small ones for the hall sensors, and 2 more for the hall sensor power.
It looks like this is the motor driver data sheet: myosuploads3.banggood.com/products/20190...U600181WS55-1801.pdf
Though that data sheet shows a +5V supply for the Hall sensors, and there is no such connector on the Amazon photo.
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19 Mar 2020 03:38 - 19 Mar 2020 03:39 #160705
by dzawacki
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Well, it took a small bit of troubleshooting and a whole lot of patience but I finally was able to get the spindle to turn!
Thank you for those who offered advice on this. I really cannot say how much I appreciate it. I would have been quite lost otherwise.
Now I just have a replacement stepper driver coming tomorrow to install, wire up the limit switches, and wire up the emergency stop button and then this whole thing should be ready to make some chips!
Thank you for those who offered advice on this. I really cannot say how much I appreciate it. I would have been quite lost otherwise.
Now I just have a replacement stepper driver coming tomorrow to install, wire up the limit switches, and wire up the emergency stop button and then this whole thing should be ready to make some chips!
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19 Mar 2020 09:11 #160722
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Nice.
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