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Dragon12+ board and stepper motor - Matthew Dauer - Jun 17 15:19:45 2009
I am sorry if this is a duplicate post. I'm not sure if the orig. Post went
through. I need help connecting the motor with the dragon board and its not
connecting together. Can someone please give me a quick tutorial on this
matter. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks so much
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through. I need help connecting the motor with the dragon board and its not
connecting together. Can someone please give me a quick tutorial on this
matter. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks so much
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Re: Dragon12+ board and stepper motor - nixknacks - Jun 18 11:09:16 2009
The problem you are probably running into is power consumption. The board can not supply
enough current to run a stepper motor.
You are going to need to setup a driver board to amplify your signal (I'm assuming you know how to produce the correct signals from your board to run a stepper, yes?)
So basically, here's the deal...
The board can speak the language that the stepper needs to hear, but it speaks very softly and the stepper is hard of hearing. Drivers can act like megaphones...they don't change what the board is saying, they just make it a lot louder.
The board will output a 5V signal at low current. User drivers and an external power source to boost the voltage to meet the specs of your motor. Also, the external power source should be able to supply the needed current.
Sourcing too much power through a Dragon12+ board can break it! If this is too much for you to handle, ask someone for help! If you want a suggestion on drivers you might consider...look at L289's! They are very useful and easy to utilize.
Good luck.
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You are going to need to setup a driver board to amplify your signal (I'm assuming you know how to produce the correct signals from your board to run a stepper, yes?)
So basically, here's the deal...
The board can speak the language that the stepper needs to hear, but it speaks very softly and the stepper is hard of hearing. Drivers can act like megaphones...they don't change what the board is saying, they just make it a lot louder.
The board will output a 5V signal at low current. User drivers and an external power source to boost the voltage to meet the specs of your motor. Also, the external power source should be able to supply the needed current.
Sourcing too much power through a Dragon12+ board can break it! If this is too much for you to handle, ask someone for help! If you want a suggestion on drivers you might consider...look at L289's! They are very useful and easy to utilize.
Good luck.
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Re: Dragon12+ board and stepper motor - James Cheesetom - Jun 18 16:56:46 2009
The Seattle Robotics Society has a number of good articles on the use of the 68HCS12,
including servo motors.
Here is an example:
http://www.seattlerobotics.org/Encoder/jan97/The68HC12.html
I'd also recommend a book called "Designing with Mirocontrollers" which uses the Dragon12+.
RFWarrior
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Here is an example:
http://www.seattlerobotics.org/Encoder/jan97/The68HC12.html
I'd also recommend a book called "Designing with Mirocontrollers" which uses the Dragon12+.
RFWarrior
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Re: Dragon12+ board and stepper motor - Tom Almy - Jun 18 18:37:57 2009
The Dragon12+ board contains a driver that will work fine for at least
small stepper motors. You can jumper the driver to power it from a
separate supply. If you look on the Wytec website, http://www.evbplus.com/hcs12.html
, it shows the connection for a stepper motor. One winding connects
between terminals M1 and M2 and the second winding connects between
terminals M3 and M4. There is a demonstration program that will run
the motor that is provided on the CD that comes with the board.
Tom Almy
Tualatin, Oregon USA
Internet: t...@almy.us
Website: almy.us
On Jun 17, 2009, at 12:19 PM, Matthew Dauer wrote:
> I am sorry if this is a duplicate post. I'm not sure if the orig.
> Post went
> through. I need help connecting the motor with the dragon board and
> its not
> connecting together. Can someone please give me a quick tutorial on
> this
> matter. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks so much
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
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small stepper motors. You can jumper the driver to power it from a
separate supply. If you look on the Wytec website, http://www.evbplus.com/hcs12.html
, it shows the connection for a stepper motor. One winding connects
between terminals M1 and M2 and the second winding connects between
terminals M3 and M4. There is a demonstration program that will run
the motor that is provided on the CD that comes with the board.
Tom Almy
Tualatin, Oregon USA
Internet: t...@almy.us
Website: almy.us
On Jun 17, 2009, at 12:19 PM, Matthew Dauer wrote:
> I am sorry if this is a duplicate post. I'm not sure if the orig.
> Post went
> through. I need help connecting the motor with the dragon board and
> its not
> connecting together. Can someone please give me a quick tutorial on
> this
> matter. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks so much
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
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