

You can set its micro step and output current with 6 DIP switch. The stepper driver supports speed and direction control. And it is able to output 4A peak current, which is enough for the most of stepper motors. TB6600 arduino stepper motor driver has a wide range power input, 9~42VDC power supply.

It is compatible with Arduino and other microcontrollers that can output a 5V digital pulse signal. TB6600 arduino Stepper Motor Driver is an easy-to-use professional stepper motor driver, which could control a two-phase stepping motor. Now I don’t know what to do anymore.TB6600_Stepper_Motor_Driver_SKU_DRI0043-DFRobot Still my motor is not rotating, only vibrating and some beeps can be heard. See the images below (the pictures taken are my stepper motor wiring currently and the image is from the internet)Īgain this made no difference, except that my driver became really hot.

PinMode(Z_DIR, OUTPUT) pinMode(Z_STP, OUTPUT) PinMode(Y_DIR, OUTPUT) pinMode(Y_STP, OUTPUT) PinMode(X_DIR, OUTPUT) pinMode(X_STP, OUTPUT) Void step(boolean dir, byte dirPin, byte stepperPin, int steps) Int delayTime=30 //Delay between each pause (uS) The code I tried to control the stepper motor with, is from this site And is inserted here: #define EN 8 One NEMA 17 bipolar Stepper motor, model 42BYGH47-401A Power supplied by external power supply AC TO DC 12V 3A Adapter Power supplied by my PC via USBĬNC Shield. Hopefully someone out here can help me out.Īrduino Uno. I have been searching for solutions on the internet and tried several configurations, but it just doesn’t work. I am trying to control a stepper motor with my Arduino Uno, with a CNC shield and a DRV8825 stepper driver, but I am having troubles for quite some time now.
