Hello,
I would appreciate if you can guide me to the wiring pdf for external drivers like DM524 or similar. I tried to look for and was not successful in finding. I do have wiring information for Gecko G540
I am hopeful to create a setup that includes
4 DM524 drivers (or Gecko G540, no purchased yet) i understand its one or the other.
Centroid CNC
VFD control spindle 2.2kw
probes and TLO
limit switches
Thank you so much for your help.
Wiring Schmetics for a DM524 drivers
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Wiring Schmetics for a DM524 drivers
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Re: Wiring Schmetics for a DM524 drivers
Do you mean DM542 drive? If not please post a link to the DM524 you are referencing.
The DM542 is a Leadshine clone and there are a few wiring diagrams on the Centroid schematic page.
Just my 2¢ but I highly recommend going with individual stepper drives like the DM542T versus the G540. Not a Gecko fan at all. I'd also recommend spending just a little more money now and buying closed loop stepper drives and motors. It's really not that much more money now. You'll be glad you did. It'll cost you a lot more down the road when you realize you want to upgrade and should have started with closed loop stepper in the first place.
There are a TON of affordable options out there if you must go with stepper drives.
The DM542 is a Leadshine clone and there are a few wiring diagrams on the Centroid schematic page.
Just my 2¢ but I highly recommend going with individual stepper drives like the DM542T versus the G540. Not a Gecko fan at all. I'd also recommend spending just a little more money now and buying closed loop stepper drives and motors. It's really not that much more money now. You'll be glad you did. It'll cost you a lot more down the road when you realize you want to upgrade and should have started with closed loop stepper in the first place.
There are a TON of affordable options out there if you must go with stepper drives.
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Re: Wiring Schmetics for a DM524 drivers
Thank you for your help. I meant this https://www.omc-stepperonline.com/digit ... tor-dm542t
I will look for lead shine clone drawings. I appreciate your suggestion on going with closed loop and I will definitely l look into it.
I will look for lead shine clone drawings. I appreciate your suggestion on going with closed loop and I will definitely l look into it.
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