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5 years 4 months ago #212050
by RobotMatic
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Is Tb2 on 7I76e open collector?
for example >
Pin 2 = step -
Pin 3 = step +
Pin 4 = Dir +
Pin 5 = Dir -
I need to work 24vcc !!
for example >
Pin 2 = step -
Pin 3 = step +
Pin 4 = Dir +
Pin 5 = Dir -
I need to work 24vcc !!
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5 years 4 months ago #212051
by PCW
Replied by PCW on topic TB2 on mesa card 7I76e
No, they are 5V signals.
You would need a translator for 24 V interfaces, say a ULN2003
What kind of drive are you using? its not common to have 24V
as the only step/dir input option
You would need a translator for 24 V interfaces, say a ULN2003
What kind of drive are you using? its not common to have 24V
as the only step/dir input option
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5 years 4 months ago #212093
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I am using > DELTA MODEL ASD-A2-5523-M power 5.5 kw
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5 years 3 months ago #215326
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Hi Robot Matic,
I had the same thought on my A3 drivers.
You don't need 24V to drive your step/dir. It is a (slower) option, in case it would be the only thing you have.
You can directly connect the step/dir pins to the mesa step/dir outputs with nothing in between (Its mentioned in the low left of the image you shared). The GND/5V Pin for each axis stays not connected.
All the best
Fritz
I had the same thought on my A3 drivers.
You don't need 24V to drive your step/dir. It is a (slower) option, in case it would be the only thing you have.
You can directly connect the step/dir pins to the mesa step/dir outputs with nothing in between (Its mentioned in the low left of the image you shared). The GND/5V Pin for each axis stays not connected.
All the best
Fritz
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5 years 3 months ago #216001
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Replied by RobotMatic on topic TB2 on mesa card 7I76e [SOLVED]
hi, yes . I finally found the right information.
image conexion I already have the drivers working.
thank you!!!
thank you!!!
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