Problems with Nema 23
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08 Apr 2013 22:00 #32433
by MakingToothpicks
Problems with Nema 23 was created by MakingToothpicks
I with the help of members of this forum have worked out getting Linuxcnc working.
A big thank you to all for the help so far.
My next problem area is the motors. They are Longs Motors model 23HS8610
287 oz. Either I am doing something wrong or they are way under powered. I
can stop them from turning with my fingers ?? . I have tried 3 ways to wire them.
1: A RED , A- WHITE , B GREEN , B- YELLOW this is what I see in the Doc's that
came with then
2: A BLACK , A- GREEN , B RED , B- BLUE
3: A RED , A- Blue , B GREEN , B- BLACK
Number 1 I can stop with my finger, 2 better 3 Very hard to stop but I can.
The Z axis weight is 10lbs.
A big thank you to all for the help so far.
My next problem area is the motors. They are Longs Motors model 23HS8610
287 oz. Either I am doing something wrong or they are way under powered. I
can stop them from turning with my fingers ?? . I have tried 3 ways to wire them.
1: A RED , A- WHITE , B GREEN , B- YELLOW this is what I see in the Doc's that
came with then
2: A BLACK , A- GREEN , B RED , B- BLUE
3: A RED , A- Blue , B GREEN , B- BLACK
Number 1 I can stop with my finger, 2 better 3 Very hard to stop but I can.
The Z axis weight is 10lbs.
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09 Apr 2013 06:42 #32445
by andypugh
It looks like these are 6-wire motors. The first thing to do is work out which wire is which. The docs may well be completely wrong.
If you have a multimeter it is quite easy. The wires are 2 groups of three. In each group of three one wire will be the middle of the winding that the other wires are the ends of, and if you measure the resistance you can work that out.
ie, if red to green is 3 ohms and red to blue is 6 ohms and blue to green is 3 ohms, then red and blue are the ends, and green is the middle.
Once you have found the middle wire from each phase, tape them up and ignore them.
Then it doesn't really matter how you connect things, as long as one winding goes to A+ and A-, and the other to B+ and B-.
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My next problem area is the motors. They are Longs Motors model 23HS8610
287 oz. Either I am doing something wrong or they are way under powered.
It looks like these are 6-wire motors. The first thing to do is work out which wire is which. The docs may well be completely wrong.
If you have a multimeter it is quite easy. The wires are 2 groups of three. In each group of three one wire will be the middle of the winding that the other wires are the ends of, and if you measure the resistance you can work that out.
ie, if red to green is 3 ohms and red to blue is 6 ohms and blue to green is 3 ohms, then red and blue are the ends, and green is the middle.
Once you have found the middle wire from each phase, tape them up and ignore them.
Then it doesn't really matter how you connect things, as long as one winding goes to A+ and A-, and the other to B+ and B-.
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09 Apr 2013 08:34 - 09 Apr 2013 08:36 #32448
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OK it is RED - BLUE and GREEN - BLACK and looks like working good.
Thank You
PS : I will probably be back with more LoL
Thank You
PS : I will probably be back with more LoL
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