acorn and dmm dyn 4 losing steps
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Re: acorn and dmm dyn 4 losing steps
Did you run the test I had suggested?
If so, what was the outcome?
Marty
If so, what was the outcome?
Marty
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Re: acorn and dmm dyn 4 losing steps
Fozzyber,
Your sketch did not upload properly. I will see if I can draw up a quick schematic for you on using those drivers. You do not use the Index signals, those are using when you are using this with encoders. I should have a break at noon today and will make you a quick drawing.
Russ
Your sketch did not upload properly. I will see if I can draw up a quick schematic for you on using those drivers. You do not use the Index signals, those are using when you are using this with encoders. I should have a break at noon today and will make you a quick drawing.
Russ
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Re: acorn and dmm dyn 4 losing steps
uploaded again to see if this one is better
this one seems to work
this one seems to work
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Re: acorn and dmm dyn 4 losing steps
This one worked let me review and get back to you shortly.
Russ
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Re: acorn and dmm dyn 4 losing steps
fozzyber,
Close but you have a few mistakes.
Diff Driver Pin-6 A+ > DYN4 - Pin-11
Diff Driver Pin-5 A- > DYN4 - Pin-23
Diff Driver Pin-8 B+ > DYN4 - Pin-22
Diff Driver Pin-7 B- > DYN4 - Pin-10
5V needs to hook to the 5V on the Power supply, but it looks like DYN4 might have 5V available at pin-24
The pull up resistors do not attached on the Differential driver outputs, they must be on the Acorn side, pulling up Step-1, Direction-1 up to 24V with a 1K or 2K resistor. You do this on each of the step and direction outputs from Acorn if you are using the Screw terminals. You can avoid the resistors if you use the Step and Direction outputs on the Acorn DB25 connector because they already have build in pull up resistors.
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By the way a very nice drawing you made... Nice Job
Russ
Close but you have a few mistakes.
Diff Driver Pin-6 A+ > DYN4 - Pin-11
Diff Driver Pin-5 A- > DYN4 - Pin-23
Diff Driver Pin-8 B+ > DYN4 - Pin-22
Diff Driver Pin-7 B- > DYN4 - Pin-10
5V needs to hook to the 5V on the Power supply, but it looks like DYN4 might have 5V available at pin-24
The pull up resistors do not attached on the Differential driver outputs, they must be on the Acorn side, pulling up Step-1, Direction-1 up to 24V with a 1K or 2K resistor. You do this on each of the step and direction outputs from Acorn if you are using the Screw terminals. You can avoid the resistors if you use the Step and Direction outputs on the Acorn DB25 connector because they already have build in pull up resistors.
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By the way a very nice drawing you made... Nice Job
Russ
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Re: acorn and dmm dyn 4 losing steps
drawing rev2
made corrections to the drawing to help others,
let me know if this is good.
seems strange to hook 5V to both sides but I guess it is what it is.
thanks for the compliment.
Jerry
made corrections to the drawing to help others,
let me know if this is good.
seems strange to hook 5V to both sides but I guess it is what it is.
thanks for the compliment.
Jerry
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Re: acorn and dmm dyn 4 losing steps
I just realized I might have drawn the pull up resistors wrong. can you double check that.
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Re: acorn and dmm dyn 4 losing steps
ok I think I fixed the pul lup resistors
jerry
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Re: acorn and dmm dyn 4 losing steps
close you did the pull up resistor much closer but they must pull up to 24V on Acorn not 5V like you have them drawn. 
Russ

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Re: acorn and dmm dyn 4 losing steps
OK edits made, I think we might have a final drawing.
jerry
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