Be careful using those TB6560 modules. The data sheet specifically calls for the 5v logic to be applied to the chip first and be allowed to settle before the motor voltage (24v or more) is applied to the chip. Those module derive the logic voltage from the higher voltage using a 7805 thus compromising the power-up sequence. There have been reports of failed chips as a result. The problem can be resolved with a modification of the power circuitry.
Grazie mille!! In effetti può essere un progetto interessante, avevi pensato a cosa ti interessava vedere? Variare la velocità e la direzione direi, cosa ne pensi? Ciao!
Hi, nice video. I have a question... I connected arduino Uno, 3 nema 23 stepper motors and 3 TB6560, but the "Y" motor moves only one direction, the others work good. I used your setting. can you help me please. Thank you
Hello sir, I using 3 Nema 23 approximatively 3amp each with driver tb 6560. For the power supply, I happened to have pick up a 12V 30 amp. Would it worked ?
Hello! It's the driver that requires the appropriate voltage. If you have to drive a nema 17 by a good driver, may be it's a good idea to choose a 24v driver, like a dm542t, a digital driver easy and strong.
@@d0tted770 no, your nema runs at the driver voltage. Tb6560 needs 10v to 35v, but to drive a nema 17, 24v it's enaugh. Do you have the nema's datasheet? How many Ampere does it need?
@@Artigiano20AlessioRomanelli 1.8 Amps but the problem is that in the datasheet it says it normaly runs on 12 v ,so if i apply 24 v to the tb6560 ,will it overload the motor?
buonasera volevo sapere se il disegno dei collegamenti lo hai fatto con fritzing. se si mi puoi passare il componente TB 6560 V2.0 DRIVER . Grazie s.agostinotva@tiscali.it
Be careful using those TB6560 modules. The data sheet specifically calls for the 5v logic to be applied to the chip first and be allowed to settle before the motor voltage (24v or more) is applied to the chip. Those module derive the logic voltage from the higher voltage using a 7805 thus compromising the power-up sequence. There have been reports of failed chips as a result. The problem can be resolved with a modification of the power circuitry.
sei molto bravo a spiegare. mi piacerebbe vedere lo stesso circuito comandato da un joystic
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Grazie mille!!
In effetti può essere un progetto interessante, avevi pensato a cosa ti interessava vedere?
Variare la velocità e la direzione direi, cosa ne pensi?
Ciao!
@@Artigiano20AlessioRomanelli certo proprio quello. Magari
@@enricobrunetti9541 ok, lo metto in cantiere! :)
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Hi, nice video. I have a question... I connected arduino Uno, 3 nema 23 stepper motors and 3 TB6560, but the "Y" motor moves only one direction, the others work good. I used your setting. can you help me please. Thank you
Hey Alessio, which software have younused for making the circuit diagram, pls reply quick. Its urgent
Hello sir, I using 3 Nema 23 approximatively 3amp each with driver tb 6560. For the power supply, I happened to have pick up a 12V 30 amp. Would it worked ?
Hello!!!
30 amp is very good, but 12v it's quite enaugh.
24v could be better!
@@Artigiano20AlessioRomanelli I thought the 30amp will be to much in case the driver or stepper motor tends to draw more thus burning the system
I got 4 tb6560 bord and 4 NEMA 17 motors, how much volt & input in bord please reply sir
Depends on how many Ampere needs each motor!
1.5 amp
@@moorthimoorthi3908 1.5 x 4 = 6 A.
A switching 24V 12A will be ok.
Remember to set up correctly the switches on the right amp on each tb6560.
Thankyou , Thankyou very much sir
@@moorthimoorthi3908 you're welcome man!
why are you not connecting enable- to the ground pin
Because is not necessary.
The motor is enabled by default.
And i don't want to set enable off, to avoid the idle mode.
can nema 17 take 24 v? Or is the voltage regulated to match my motor by the driver
Hello!
It's the driver that requires the appropriate voltage.
If you have to drive a nema 17 by a good driver, may be it's a good idea to choose a 24v driver, like a dm542t, a digital driver easy and strong.
@@Artigiano20AlessioRomanelli No ,I meant like ,i have a tb6560 and my nema 17 runs on 12 v. .How many v do i need to power the board?
@@d0tted770 no, your nema runs at the driver voltage.
Tb6560 needs 10v to 35v, but to drive a nema 17, 24v it's enaugh.
Do you have the nema's datasheet?
How many Ampere does it need?
@@Artigiano20AlessioRomanelli 1.8 Amps but the problem is that in the datasheet it says it normaly runs on 12 v ,so if i apply 24 v to the tb6560 ,will it overload the motor?
hi mr i need your progrmme pleas
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int Distance;
int speed;
int steps;
void setup() {
pinMode(8, OUTPUT);
pinMode(9, OUTPUT);
digitalWrite(8, LOW);
digitalWrite(9, LOW);
}
void loop() {
speed= 50;
steps=6400;
delay(1000);
digitalWrite(8, LOW);
digitalWrite(9, LOW);
for (int Distance = 0; Distance
thanks a lot
@@safarzitoun6532 you're welcome!!
buonasera volevo sapere se il disegno dei collegamenti lo hai fatto con fritzing. se si mi puoi passare il componente TB 6560 V2.0 DRIVER . Grazie
s.agostinotva@tiscali.it
Ciao, no, l'ho disegnato con Photoshop!!