CNC Driver DM860 two-phase hybrid stepper motor driver 7.2A

Description

Introduction:

  DM860H is a type of two-phase hybrid stepping motor driver. The drive voltage of which is from 24VDC to 80VDC or 18-50 AC. It is designed for use with 2-phase hybrid stepper motor of all kinds with 57mm to 110mm outside diameter and less than 7.8A phase current. This circuit that it adopts is similar to the circuit of servo control which enables the motor run smoothly almost without noise and vibration. Hording torque when DQ860MA run under high speed is also significantly higher than the other 2-phase driver, what’s more, the DM860 positioning accuracy is also higher. It is widely used in middle and big size numerical control devices such as curving machine, CNC machine, and computer embroider machine, packing machines and so on.

Features:

l         High performance, low price

l         Average current control, DM860 2-phase sinusoidal output current drive inside

l         DM860 Supply voltage from 24VDC to 80VDC / 18VAC-50VAC

l         Opto-isolated signal I/O

l         Overvoltage, under voltage, overcorrect, phase short circuit protection

l         14 channels subdivision and automatic idle-current reduction

l         8 channels output phase current setting

l         Offline command input terminal

l         Motor torque is related with speed, but not related with step/revolution

l         High start speed

l         High hording torque under high speed

 

 

 

Electrical specification:

Input voltage	24-80VDC
Input current	＜ 6A
Output current	2.8A～7.8A
Consumption	Consumption：80W；  Internal Insurance：10A
Temperature	Working Temperature -10～45℃； Stocking temperature -40℃～70℃
Humidity	Not condensation, no water droplets
gas	Prohibition of combustible gases and conductive dust
weight	500G

 

 

Pins assignments and description:

 

1)       Connector Pins    Configurations

 

Pin Function	Details
PUL +,PUL-	Pulse signal, PUL+ is the positive end of pulses  input pin                   PUL- is the negative end of pulse  input pin
DIR+,DIR-	DIR signal: DIR+ is the positive end of direction input pin                  DIR- is the negative end of direction input pin
ENBL+	Enable signal:  ENBL+ is the positive end of direction input pin. This signal is used for enabling/disabling the driver. High level for enabling the driver and low level for disabling the driver.
ENBL-	ENBL- is the negative end of direction input pin. Usually left unconnected (enabled)

 

2) Pins wiring diagram:

PC’s control signals can be active in high and low electrical level. When the high electrical level is active, all control negative signals will be connected together to GND. When low electrical level is active, all control positive signals will be connected together to public port. Now give two examples(  Open collector &PNP), please check them:

 

                                                   Fig 1. Input port circuit (Yang connection)

                                                           PC open connector output

 

                                                     Fig. 2 Input port circuit ( Yin connection)

                                                                PC PNP output

Note: When VCC=5V, R=0

        When VCC=12V, R=1K, ＞1/8W

       When VCC=24V, R=2K,＞1/8W

R must connect in the control signal part .

 

3.Function choice ( Using DIP pins to achieve this function)

 1) Micro step resolution is set by SW 5,6,7,8 of the DIP switch as shown in the following table:

SW5

ON

OFF

ON

OFF

ON

OFF

ON

OFF

ON

OFF

ON

OFF

ON

OFF

SW6

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

ON

ON

SW7

ON

ON

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

ON

ON

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

SW8

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

PULSE/REV

400

800

1600

3200

6400

12800

25600

51200

1000

2000

5000

10000

25000

50000

 

2) Standstill current setting

SW4 is used for this purpose. OFF meaning that the standstill current is set to be half of the selected dynamic current and ON meaning that standstill is set to be the same as the selected dynamic current.

3) Output current setting:

The first three bits (SW 1, 2, 3)of the DIP switch are used to set the dynamic current. Select a setting

Closest to your motor’s required current 

Output current (A)
SW1	SW2	SW3	PEAK	RMS
ON	ON	ON	2.40	2.00
OFF	ON	ON	3.08	2.570
ON	OFF	ON	3.77	3.14
OFF	OFF	ON	4.45	3.50
ON	ON	OFF	5.14	4.00
OFF	ON	OFF	5.83	4.60
ON	OFF	OFF	6.52	5.43
OFF	OFF	OFF	7.20	6.00

 

4) Semi-flow  function:

Semi-flow function is that there is not step pulse after200 ms, the driver output current automatically reduced to 40% of rated output current, which is used to prevent motor heat.

 

4. Pins of motor & power:

Motor and power pins	1	A+	Motors wiring
	2	A-
	3	B+
	4	B-
	5,6	DC+ DC-	Power supply	Power supply ：DC24-80VDC / AC 18-50 The peak input current can not up to 6A

5. Mechanical Specification:

To have 20mm of space around ,cannot be placed next to other heating devices. What’s more, avoid dust, oil mist, corrosive gas, heavy humidity and high vibration. (Unit=mm)

 

6. Adjustment of troubleshooting

1) , the status on light’s indication
PWR: green, normal work light.
ALM: red, failure light, the motor with phase short-circuit, overvoltage and under-voltage protection.

2) Troubles

Alarm indicator	Reasons	Measures
LED off turn	Wrong connection for power	Check wiring of power
	Low-voltages for power	Enlarge voltage of power
Motor doesn’t run, without holding torque	Wrong connection of stepper motor	Correct its wiring
	RESET signal is  effective when offline	Make RESET ineffective
Motor doesn’t run, but maintains holding torque	Without input pulse signal	Adjust PMW & signal level
Motor runs wrong direction	Wrong wires’ connection	Change connection for any of 2 wires
	Wrong input direction signal	Change direction setting
Motor’s holding torque is too small	Too small relative to current setting	Correct rated current setting
	Acceleration is too fast	Reduce the acceleration
	Motor stalls	Rule out mechanical failure
	Driver does not match with the motor	Change a suitable driver

 

7. Driver wiring 
A complete stepper motor control system should contain stepper drives, DC power supply and controller (pulse source). The following is a typical system wiring diagram