PRO 4-Axis ASSEMBLED

$173.00

HobbyCNC PRO Stepper motor driver board
The HobbyCNC PRO Stepper motor driver board Assembled and tested. Controls 4 stepper motors from your computer’s printer port! Ideal For Desktop Machining and Robots! Control Routers, Lathes, Mills, PCB Drillers, and Engravers! Just About Anything!

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Description

  • Assembled & Tested.
  • Heatsink included (will need to be reattached by user).
  • 4 Axis Unipolar Chopper control.
  • Individual OR simultaneous control of 2/4 Phase Stepper Motors.
  • Accepts 5, 6, or 8 wire stepper motors only. 4 wire types are not usable.
  • 42VDC maximum input voltage, 12VDC minimum input voltage. 24VDC Minimum Recommended Voltage.  Power supplies above 42VDC are not recommended.
  • 3.0 Amps Maximum per Phase, 500ma (.5A) minimum. Each axis adjustable throughout this range.
  • 1/1, 1/2, 1/4, 1/8, and 1/16 Microstepping.
  • Step and Direction Control.
  • Idle current reduction (Option) via Pin 1 Enable
  • Built In Protection Circuit to help against blown chips on stepper motor short or open connections.
  • 3.5″ by 6.875″ double sided with top silkscreen and thru plated holes and lead free solder PCB. (RoHS compliant).
  • Power On Reset.
  • On board voltage regulation for 5-volt logic with 24VDC cooling fan from motor power supply (fan not included)
  • On board connections for home and limit switches with 10K pullup resistor provided to each. No need for a separate “break out” board.
  • Works with Step and Direction software such as LinuxCNC, DeskNC, TurboCNC, Mach3, etc.
  • RoHS Compliant.
  • Compare product features.
  • Revision 2 board

 

HobbyCNC PRO Parallel Port Pinouts

Pin #Description Pin #Description
2X Direction 10Limit*
3X Step 11A Home*
4Y Direction 12X Home*
5Y Step13Y Home*
6Z Direction15Z Home*
7Z Step1, 14, 16, 17**
8A Direction18-25Ground
9A StepAll othersNot Connected
* The actual function of these pins is determined in the CAM software
** Pins 1, 14, 16 & 17 are made available via solder pads. Nothing is done to these lines on the PRO board. Straight from the D connector to the solder pads.

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