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An open source, embedded, high performance g-code-parser and CNC milling controller written in optimized C that will run on a straight Arduino
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help to control Tb6560 4axies with arduino uno #860

Open ramihossam opened 8 years ago

ramihossam commented 8 years ago

i got drive TB6560 4axis blue board and arduino uno board i connect the drive with arduino and start to test X axi

this is the data sheet for the DB25 Connector http://postimg.org/image/yi8kwxhyp/ http://postimg.org/image/5mwhwojmx/ i connect DB25 to arduino like this pin 1 in DB25 to pin 5 in Arduino pin 16 in DB25 to pin 2 in Arduino pin 10 in DB 25 to pin 9 in Arduino pin 4 in DB 25 to pin 8 in Arduino Pin 2 in DB 25 to pin 12,13 in Arduino <---- i dont know what is pin For Pin 25 in DB 25 to GND in Arduino and Start to test this Axi X with UniversalGcodeSender-v1.0.7 with Machine control X- X+ there's no move in stepper motor when i remove The GND from the Arduino motor move with non Stop like carzy when i press X- its Stop and when i press X+ its move and dont Stop im new in this world and sorry for my bad English language :( hope one understand me and help me to solve this Issues

109JB commented 8 years ago

Try only connecting the following wires first to see if you can get the X-axis working.

DB25 ------- Arduino Pin 1 -------- Pin 5 (X-direction) Pin 16 ------ Pin 2 (X-Step) Pin 4 -------- Pin 8 (X-Enable - optional) Pin 25 ------ GND (Ground)

I am almost positive that the TB6560 controllers use a high signal to DIS-able the drives, so you should not really need to connect the enable pin. With only the above 3 or 4 wires connected between the arduino and the TB6560 controller, you should be able to move the X-axis.

Please report back what happens.

ramihossam commented 8 years ago

i connected pin 4 to 5 volt from the Power and it Work but with noise in the motor The problem now with Hex File :D

gerritv commented 8 years ago

You need to find/read the board manual. To reduce/remove motor noise requires changing current and/or micro stepping settings. This has nothing to do with Grbl itself. The blue boards are very common and there should be lots of forums that can help you.

jahnj0584 commented 8 years ago

You need to set $4=1. Kyo made videos about this on youtubes for his Sphinx machine