Hobby CNC 8 Wire 3 or 4 Axis MS HCNC PRO CNC Components Package Instructions Thank you for purchasing our 3 or 4 axis CNC Electronics Components Package. With it you will have control of 3 or 4 axis via step and direction software, Please take your time with the case. A little patience will be well rewarded! The following step-by-step instructions will help with general construction, Again, take your time and enjoy the project! Please note that machinery operated by this hardware can and will start without warning and continue to run as instructed by you! Be careful! Bulk all ris 1d liabititic th fon ion of this project. Tools Needed: Pliers, side cutters, screwdrivers, soldering iron, 1/8, 11/64, 5/16, 13/64, 1/2, 5/8, 23/32 drills, and a 3 1/2" hole saw. We use a “Unibit” type step drill. A jigsaw will do for the 3 1/2” hole! sons n . Using the full size templates to locate, center punch all holes for the front and rear covers. We use a “unibit” type stepped drill bit to drill the holes after removing the templates. 2. Remove lugs as shown in the Case Layout Drawing from the bottom of the case using a thin fine-toothed saw blade. Drill the 11/64” hole for the Bridge Rectifier 3. Use the PCB to locate the 1/8” holes in the case bottom. Make sure the PCB is located ‘straight ‘and not at an angle and touching the “boss” in the case near the X axis side. « 4. Use your transformer to locate and drill the 13/64" holes. 5. Mount the 4 rubber feet. Mount the grommets (wet them first to aid installing); fuse holders, and AC switch. Now is a good time to apply the self-adhesive labels! Take your time. 2 . Mount the Bridge Rectifier with a single #8-32 x 1 1/2" long machine screw inserted from the H bottom and held in place with a single #8 nut. Spin another nut on about 5/8”, slide the Bridge Rectifier on with the terminals facing up, and secure in place with another #8 nut. Position at 45 degrees as shown in the case layout drawing noting the location of the “+” terminal. This 45- ‘degree position exposes more of it to the cooling air blowing on it from the fan. 7. Solder up the driver board per its instructions. Perform the check for +5VDC. Set the Vref NOW. We recommend setting at a value of @70% for initial tests. You'll have much cooler running steppers and not notice the slight loss of top end speed. Try it!_ Mount the heatsink to the driver chips using the supplied screws and liberal amounts of heat sink compound. (Not supplied) 8. Mount the PCB to the case bottom using (4) #4-40 X 5/8" long pan head machine screws ” inserted from outside the case and the 1/4” long spacers. The #4~40 nuts are against the PCB. The case layout drawing shows the proper PCB orientation. 9. Install the fuses into the holders being careful not to get them in the wrong holders. 10, Mount the transformer with (4) #10-24 x 1/2” machine screws and nuts. Insert the bolts from the ‘outside with the nuts on the transformer lugs. The transformer primary (input) leads (most likelyblack) face toward the side. Cap off the centertap wire (most likely green W/ yellow stripe), with some tape and tape it out of the way. Trim the (2) secondary wires (most likely green) to 3° Jong. Install (2) 1/4" Faston female terminals onto the ends of the secondary (output) wires by crimping and then soldering. These two wires are then twisted together for a neat appearance and inserted onto the terminals marked AC and AC on the Bridge Rectifier. Be careful of these connections. DOUBLE check for correctness! Use 4 pcs 3/8” diameter by 3/4” long heat shrink to insulate all (4) of the Faston connectors at the Bridge Rectifier. 11, Solder a 3" length of 14ga Red wire between the A/C switch and the 4A Fuse Holder. Don't forget the 3/16” heat shrink tubing! The Wiring Diagram Drawing shows this. 12. Make up the remaining connecting wires per the Wiring Diagram. The lengths given are wire cut lengths, NOT total length. Crimp and solder all terminal ends! 13. Connect the wires with the ring terminal ends onto the Filter Capacitor along with the 2K 1W bleed resistor using the supplied #10-32 x 5/16” screws noting POLARITY. Red wires to the “plus” terminal and Black wires to the unmarked “minus” terminal. These (4) wires should be pointing upwards after the cap is installed into the case. The Bleed Resistor has no polarity. ‘Twist these leads together for a neat appearance. Cover these screw terminals with (6) layers of electricians tape, as a SEVERE SHOCK HAZARD is present. DO NOT short these terminals! Make sure the terminal screws are tight. Double-check your work! 14. Mount the filter capacitor right next to the case wall with the double-sided sticky foam tape” located on the bottom with the "+" side closest to the case side as shown on the Case Layout Drawing. Leave a 1/16" gap between the transformer and the “bottom” of the cap. Connect the other ends per the Wiring Diagram Drawing noting POLARITY. Take your time! Double-check gach and every one. Neatly route them for a tidy installation. Tape in place if needed. Did | mention a SHOCK HAZARD? You've been warned again! 16. Sip one 1/4” rubber grommet on the AC power cord and tie a loose knot at @ 12" from the end. Slip 3/16” heat shrink tubing on the leads and solder these two ends to the AC power switch (4 prong) as shown on the Wire Diagram Drawing. The fuse MUST be in the small prong lead! Important: the Fuse MUST be in the small prong lead! Double-check your work! 16. Install the front cover into the case bottom. Solder the transformer primary leads to the AC ‘switch and 4A fuse holder following the included Wiring Diagram Drawing. Either wire to either ‘one is fine. Don't forget the 3/16” heat shrink tubing! Double check for correctness! 17.Solder the 15° Black wire to the 10A fuse holder and route to TB6 on the PCB connecting ito the "~" side. Solder the remaining 3” Black wire from the Capacitor to the 10A fuse holder. Double-check your work. 18. Adjust the position of the AC power cord knot to eliminate excess slack. Tuck the power supply wiring neatly in place, twisting together as needed for a neat appearance. Keep the wiring away from the case assembly screw holes. Tape in place if necessary. Neatness counts! 19. Mount the fan with (4) #8-32 x 1 1/2” machine screws and nuts to the inside of the rear cover with the guard on the outside. Orient the wires towards the bottom on the transformer side. Air MUST be pulled the case thru the fan and blown onto the PCB. This way the cooling is much better AND it will help to keep metal cutting chips out of the case. The fan has a molded in arrow on one side showing airflow direction to help with orientation. (Hint...the label faces in). We use a dab of Loctite on these screws and just tighten them a bit to avoid distortion.20.Connect the included DB25 parallel port cable to the PCB. Split a 1/4” rubber grommet thru 1 wall and slip it over the DB25 cable at the position where the rear cover goes over it. 21.The fan red and black wires are connected to the + and — positions on TB? after inserting the tear cover into place. Polarity is important. Trim them to an appropriate length. Red goes to the “plus” terminal and black goes to the “minus” side. Twist together and route for a tidy _ appearance. Hold in place to case bottom with a small piece of clear tape. Double-check your work! Z 22. Re-check all the wiring very carefully for proper polarity and tightness on all screw terminals. An error will destroy the driver board electronics. “Ouch..expensivel” 23. Prepare the 6 conductor stepper motor cabling now. Plan your lengths carefully and avoid unnecessary long lengths. We trim the stepper motor wires to @ 1 1/2” in length before | soldering them to the cabling. The cabling outer sheath trims back @ 1 1/4" on both ends. Solder the steppers to the 6 conductor cabling using 3/4” lengths of 1/8” diameter heat shrink tubing on the stepper motoricable splice. Keep track of what color YOU used to what color on the steppers. An error here MAY blow the driver board chips! Slide the 3/8” diameter by 3" long heat shrink tubing over the splice for durability and a neat appearance. Shrink in place. Strip and solder the other ends for durability. Feed thru the grommets and connect to the PCB terminals per the Wiring Diagram Drawing. Wetting the cables will ease this a bit. NEVER connect or disconnect the motor wires with the power on! This WILL blow the IC’s! Be careful of loose connections too! Make sure there is no voltage at TB6 before making any wiring changes! Double-check your work! 24. If using Home/Limit switches, wire these to the switches now, terminating at TBS. One side of all switches will connect to TBS labeled “GND”. The other side of them will connect to the _ appropriate terminal labeled 10, 11, 12, 13, and/or 15. These connections are ‘pulled up” via RNS at 10K Ohms. These switches are either normally open or normally closed momentary types. CONSULT your software as to which type(s) are needed. We cannot ‘specify which ones touse. We do prefer NC type switches wired in a series circuit for the limit/over travel function. If a wire or switch breaks then the machine will stop alerting that a problem exists. 25. Shake out any loose solder and/or insulation. Re-check all wiring and construction. Install the case top. ‘The stepper motors will get very warm during operation. This is normal! Please be careful with the AC power. ALWAYS unplug the power cord BEFORE removing the case top. Allow 10 minutes for the power to drain from the system before making any stepper motor wiring changes. Measure at TBS for any voltage to make sure. you have any questions please join our support group hosted by Yahoo. All customer support is handied thru it. 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The builder of this device assumes sole responsibilty forts use! IF YOU DO NOT AGREE WITH THIS RETURN THE KIT FOR FULL REFUND, LESS SHIPPING AND HANDLING FEE, BEFORE STARTING ASSEMBLY. Specifications: 4 Axis Unipolar Chopper control. Individual OR simultaneous control of 2/4 Phase Stepper Motors. Accepts 5, 6, or 8 wire stepper motors. 4 wire types are not usable. 42 VDC maximum input voltage, 12VDC minimum input voltage. 3.0 Amps Maximum per Phase, 500ma (.5A) minimum. individually adjustable throughout this range. 41, 112, 1/4, 1/8, and 1/16 Micro stepping. Step and Direction Control Idle Current Rediction to 50% when idle for 10 seconds. Can change this time delay, Built In Protection Circuit to help against blown chips on stepper motor short or open connections. Power On Reset. On board voltage regulation for 5-volt logic with 24VDC cooling fan from motor power supply. On board connections for home and limit switches with 10K pullup resistor provided to each. ‘Minimum of components to make assembly fast and easy. Tools Required For Assembly: 15-25 Watt soldering pencil 41132” Rosin core solder Side cutters Pliers Voltmeter Construction Step by Step: 4. Insert the (8) 10K (R1,R2,R3,R4,R5,R6,R7,R8 Brown Black Black Red Brown) resistors. Simply bend the leads over to fit the PCB holes (typically .400") and solder in. We ALWAYS use an Ohmmeter to verify values before soldering in place. Trim the leads. 2. (4) 100K resistors (R9,R10,R11,R12 Brown Black Yellow Gold) are next. This value gives approximately 10 seconds delay before going into idle current reduction. You can change this delay by substituting a different value. Expect a 1-second difference for every 10,000 Ohms. 50K would be 5 seconds, 150K would be 15 seconds etc. 30 seconds (300K seems the limit) Trim the leads. 3. (2) 249R resistors (R13,R14 Red Yellow White Black Brown) are now installed. Trim the leads. Install (1) 6.04K (R15 Blue Black Yellow Brown Brown) resistor. Trim the leads. Install (1) 750R (R16 Violet Green Black Black Brown) resistor. Trim the leads. Install (7) .1uF (C1,C2,C3,C4,C5,C6,C7) Capacitors. These have NO orientation. Trim the leads. NO os Solder in (5) 10K Resistor Networks (RN1,RN2,RN3,RN4,RN5). Orient the dot with the PCB sikscreened dot. Trim the leads, 8. Solder in (8) BS250P Mosfets (21,Q2,Q3,04,05,Q6,07,Q8) Orient the case as shown on the PCB silkscreen. Spread the leads apart to fit the PCB holes. Trim the leads.9. (4) Capacitors 10UF 50V (C8,C9,C10,C11) solder in now. Orient the longest lead into the hole marked “+”. The body has ‘-" marked on it to help identify the proper orientation. Trim the leads. Do not confuse with C15-C18, 10. (4) Capacitors 100uF 16V (C18,C16,C17,C 18) solder in now. Orient the longest lead into the hole marked "+". The body has *-* marked on it to help identify the proper orientation. ‘Trim the leads. 11. Install (4) Potentiometers (VR1,VR2,VR3,VR4) now. Trim the leads. 12. Solder the 2 X 4 (J1,2,J3,J4) Header Pins in now. (Installing the Jumper/Shunts onto the pins ‘makes holding them in place easier!) Refer to the PCB Connections drawing for proper orientation. 18. Solder P1 DB25 Male connector in now. Take your time as many pins are.close together, 14. The 6 Position Terminal Blocks (T81,T82,TB3,TB4,TB5) solder in now. Orient the holes for the wires facing “out” 18. Install the 2 Position Terminal Blocks (TB6,TB7) next. Orient the holes facing “out”, 16. ‘The LM317HV (U7), NOT the LM317, is next to be soldered in place. Oriont the tab towards R15. ‘The PCB silkscreen shows this as a wide white band, Trim the leads. 17. The LM317 (US) goes in now. Orient the tab towards R13. The PCB silkscreen shows this as a wide white band. Trim the leads, 18. The 7824 (U6) goes in now. Orient the tab towards C6. The PCB silkscreen shows this as a wide white band. Trim the leads, 19. Install (3) 680uF Capacitors (C12,C13,C 14) now. Orient the long lead into the hole marked ‘+ Again the body is marked with “to help with orientation. Trim the leads. This completes the basic construction. DO NOT INSTALL U1,U2,U3,U4,U8 and U9 UNTIL THE FOLLOWING TESTIS MADE! To make sure no errors were made, apply at least 12VDC BUT less than 42VDC to TB6 labeled + and -. With a voltmeter verify that +5.0VDC to 5.2VDC is present at the pad labeled +8VDC. The black test lead touches the *." on TBS. If not, review all the above steps and correct them. Failure to insure that +5.0VD0-+5.2VDC {s present will BLOW the driver chips! (US, R13, and R16 control the +5VDC voltage.) 20. Install (2) MM74HC14N Hex Inverters (U8, U9). Orient the notch as shown in the PCB sikscreen. Trim the leads, 21. Install (4) 23 pin Driver Chips (U1,UU2,U3,U4) only after the above test is successful. They can only go one way. Trim the leads. 22. Clean the PCB with alcohol or a flux remover and inspect all solder connections with a MAGNYFING glass to assure against any solder bridges. These will cause ALMOST ALL failures! Interfacing With the Printer Port This section explains the connections the driver board makes to your computers parallel port. This is where the printer plugs into. The pinouts cannot be changed. These are as follows: Pin Function 2... Xdirection 3 Xstep 4 Y direction 5 YstepZ direction Zstep Adirection Astep 10,11,12,13,18 are pulled up with a 10K resistor and are used for home/limit functions. Consult your software as to the type of switches needed, (N.O. or N.C. types) 1,14,16,17 are not pulled up and are available as needed. Our driver board plays no role other than to provide convenient access to these pins. 18-25 Ground ware Refer to your software for your specific requirements. Be sure to use @ DB25M to DB25F ALL lines wired straight thru parallel port cable, Current Adjustment MOST IMPORTANT! The stepper motor current MUST be adjusted before connecting any steppers to the driver board. Each axis can be adjusted to a different value. Current MUST be 500ma up to 3A per coll. With power applied to TBS (12VDC min, 42VDC max) use a voltmeter with the black lead connected to TB6 terminal “minus” and the red lead touching the axis pad to the left of VR1, VR2, VR3, V4. Clockwise movement increases the voltage, counter clockwise decreases the voltage. IDLE CURRENT REDUCTION MUST BE DISABLED (J4 Jumper ON) WHILE SETTING Vref. The following voltage MUST be set to achieve the correct amperage: 500ma = .070VDC (seven hundredths of a volt) 1A= .14VDC (fourteen hundredths of a volt) 1.5A= .21VDC (twenty-one hundredths of a volt) 2A= .28VDC (twenty-eight hundredths of a volt) 2.5A= .35VDC (thirty-five hundredths of a volt) 3A= .42VDC (forty-two hundredths of a volt) For any amperage not shown use the following formula: desired amps times .14 equals Vref. Again, Idle current reduction MUST be disabled when setting the Vref values. We recommend fan (24VDC) cooling and heat sink at 2A or more. The wiring diagram has a suggested heat sink from 1/6” aluminum fiat stock. ‘Stepper Motor Hookup This driver board will accept 5, 6 and 8 wire stepper motors rated at 500ma to 3A per coil. Over 2A per coil we recommend a heat sink and fan cooling. (4) wire BIPLOAR motors are not usable! The PCB sikscreen identifies which coil connects where. The coll commons connect to the 2 positions labeled “COM Leads from “A” and “a’ coil connect to positions labeled so. Likewise for "B" and "b’. Sit and ‘a’ for “A” connections to reverse the stepper motor direction. Most software allows for direction reversing. “Ballast” resistors are NOT required. Stepper motor leads should be kept as short as possible. 22ga stranded cabling will be fine for most applications. Microstepping The driver board allows (5) different modes of driving your stepper motors. These can be set differently between each axis if desired. Asa side note, 1/8 and 1/16 stepping MAY require quite a lot of computer Process power! The Microstepping is set as follows: 4/1 step=J1 ON J2 ON J3 OFF 1/2 step=J1 ON J2 OFF J3 OFF 1/4 step=J1 OFF J2 ON J3 ON 1/8 step= J1 OFF J2 ON J3 OFF 16 step= J1 OFF J2 OFF J3 ON We recommend using 1/2 or 1/4 step. This produces almost full power and usually avoids any resonance issues. The finer the micro step the less power you'll have, Don’t use microstepping to increase the “precision” of your machine.For reference, the driver chip steps best with a “low to high” transition signal. Idle Current Reduction Jumper J4 controls this function on each axis. This allows the current fo be reduced to @50% after no movement for approximately 10 seconds on that axis. This may reduce stepper motor heating. Each axis is individually settable. Remove J4 jumper to enable this function, Install jumper on J4 to disable it. A word of caution is in order. Idle current reduction MAY cause lost steps IF your software settings are very aggressive for the start rate and accel rate. It takes a few microseconds to restore full power when ‘commanded to move from an idle current reduced condition. Experiment a bit with this. As an altemate to the 60% reduction, substituting R2,R4,R6,R8 with a 4.7K value (not included) will allow only @30% current reduction, (3A down to 2A for example). This may allow more aggressive software setups. Note that 20K would allow @75% current reduction. ‘Synchronous and Asynchronous Mode Asynchronous function is active for all stepping modes. Approximately 10 seconds after last movement the stepper driver will automatically switch to synchronous mode. This helps prevent stepper “hiss” when not moving. The time delay is directly related to the idle current delay resistors (100K) installed in step #2. This function is always active and is independent of idle current enable/disable J4 jumper setting, ‘Stepper Power Supply ‘The stepper power supply MUST be capable of providing 50% of the TOTAL current draw of the steppers. A 2.5 stepper will draw 5 Amps! For example: 4 steppers rated at 2.5 will draw a total of 20Amps. Adequate fusing must be used on both the AC and DC side. ‘Stepper Fault Protection We recommend never to connect or disconnect the stepper motors with power applied. Wait a few minutes for the capacitors to completely discharge before removing any stepper wires. The driver chips have a buit in feature (PAT PEND) to help prevent blowing the chip if a stepper motors wiring becomes open or shorted. This feature is available only during stepping. Use extreme caution when connecting or disconnecting ANY wires to and from the driver board. Ifthe driver does enter fautt protect mode, then cycling the power off and on again will reset the chip. Wait a full minute before turning back on, Find the fault and correct it ‘Steppers will get warm, Also the chopper frequency can be heard in the steppers. This is normal. We welcome your comments and suggestions, All customer support is handled thru our Yahoo ‘support group. A link was provided at the time of your order. 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