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Table 5.1: Maximum voltage regarding motor current and inductivity ..........12 Table 6.1: RS485 Commands ....................... 18 Table 6.2: Motor Current Examples for IDX / IDX 4803 ................ 19 Table 6.3: Failure readout in SPI mode....................19 Table 6.4: StallGuard..........................20 Table 6.5: Limit switch ...........................
1 Features The TRINAMIC IDX is a small and rugged step / direction stepper motor driver system with a supply voltage of up to 50V and up to 3.5A RMS motor coil current (up to 75V and up to 5A RMS for IDX 7505).
4.1 Practical maximum motor current ratings The IDX 7505 (IDX 4803) uses eight high power 80V (60V) transistors with low internal on resistance of only 15mOhm (24mOhm) to drive the motor. Due to this, power loss is just a few watts at maximum current.
(i.e. more than 2-3m), use a robust 4700µF (IDX 7505) or 2200µF (IDX 4803) or similar additional filtering capacitor located near to the motor driver unit. Choose the capacitor voltage rating fitting to the maximum operating voltage.
The RS485-mode allows for configuration of motor parameters as well as remote control of the motor. 5.5.1 Interface installation To connect the module to a PC a RS485 interface is required, for example TRINAMIC’s new USB-2- 485 or any other RS485 adapter, like the standard RS232 to RS485-converters. Input A has to be connected to RS485A of the IDX and Input B with RS485B.
0.50A 0.5A 0.35A Table 6.2: Motor Current Examples for IDX / IDX 4803 *) Not possible for chopper mode 2. 6.2.1.3 Failure Readout (E) The IDX provides a full driver failure analysis in SPI mode (8 Bit). The returned bit assignments are as...
1. Choose your RS485 connection. 2. Select your Module ID (default is A). 3. Load the new firmware file (e.g. IDX_V1.08.hex), to download from www.trinamic.com. 4. Start the update process. At the end of the update process check your firmware version with command “AX”.
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