1 Product Instructions 1.1 Instructions The DM860N is a fully digital stepper driver developed with advanced DSP control algorithm based on the latest motion control technology. It is especially effective in devices where users expect low cost, low noise, and high speed. Its motor auto-identification and parameter auto-configuration feature offers quick setup to optimal modes with different motors.
Digital Microstep Driver DM860N machine, marking machine, cutting machine, laser phototypesetting, plotter, CNC machine tool, pick and place device. It is especially effective in devices where users expect low cost, low noise, and high speed. 2. Specifications 2.1 Electrical Specifications...
Digital Microstep Driver DM860N 2.3 Mechanical Specifications (Unit: mm) Figure 1: Mechanical specifications Note: Side mounting is recommended for better heat dissipation 3. Driver Wirings Description 3.1 Control Signal Wirings Description Pin Name Descriptions PUL(+5~24V) Pulse control signal, falling edge is valid. For reliable response, the pulse width should be greater than 2.5µs.
3.3 Input Signals Description DM860N has high-speed optocoupler inside that allows reception of long-line controller signal, open collector signal, and PNP-type output signal. In the harsh environment, we recommend using a long-line controller circuit to make the anti-interference ability strong. Taking the open collector and...
Digital Microstep Driver DM860N Figure 3: Connection to PNP-type signal(common-cathode) 3.4 Timing Diagram of Control Signals In order to avoid some malfunctions and deviations, PUL, DIR and ENA signals should observe some rules, as following figure show. Figure 4: Timing diagram of control signals Remark: (1).
4. DIP Switch Setting The DM860N driver uses a 8-bit DIP switch to set operating current, standstill current, and microstep resolution. The detailed description is as follows:...
Digital Microstep Driver DM860N 4.2 Standstill Current Setting The standstill current can be set with the SW4, OFF means the standstill current is set to about half of the dynamic current (60%), and ON means the standstill current is the same as the operating current.
The torque is mainly determined by the size of the motor. The large-sized motor has a large torque; the current is mainly related to the inductance, and the small-inductance motor has a high-speed performance, but the current is large. The DM860N can drive Nema 34 two-phase and four-phase hybrid stepper motors.
Figure 7: Motor connection diagram 6.3 Input voltage and output current selection The DM860N driver can drive all two-phase and four-phase hybrid stepper motors. In order to obtain the best driving effect, it is necessary to select a reasonable supply voltage and set current.
Digital Microstep Driver DM860N d. The parallel connection of 8-wire motor: the output current can be set to 1.4 times the rated current of the motor. Note: Please run the motor for 30-60 minutes after the current is set. If the motor temperature rises too high (>70°C), the current setting should be reduced.
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