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Schedule of the TB6560-V2 stepper control card

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Svarven20/02/2013 18:50:49
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Hi
Have come across a stepper motor driver cards, TB6560-V2, a red card.
I need now is a schedule on the coupling of motors, PC and hand control.
Have searched on Google but only found diagrams of the blue card.

Is there anyone here who has a schedule?

Bertil

John Stevenson20/02/2013 19:43:11
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Bertil,

Sorry but saying red card is not specif enought.

There are two cards out there, both with the TB6560 chips on and both red.

One has just a single parallel port socket and one has the parallel port socket with a serial port to the side of it.

Both red but both different animals. Any chance of a picture or link ?

If you haven't bought this then a word of warning to only operate these at 20 to 24 volts MAX as they easily burn out. they are not the best cards on the market.

Svarven20/02/2013 20:12:06
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This is the controller card.

TB6560 controller

Svarven20/02/2013 20:57:42
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TB6560 controller

John Stevenson20/02/2013 21:41:54
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OK, Mine came with a CD with the wiring on it.

need to look it out tomorrow.

Chris Shelton21/02/2013 00:00:31
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Here is a link to a website showing connection details.

http://whatisacnc.com/driver-board/tb6560/

HTH
Svarven21/02/2013 16:56:35
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Thanks
It solved the problem with the connection to the PC.
But I also need to know the configuration of the 15 pin connector and DIP switches

Les Jones 121/02/2013 17:10:10
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Hi Svarven,
That information seems to be in the link Chris Shelton gave you under setting up the tb6560

Les.

Svarven21/02/2013 17:27:49
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I must be blind, because I just only find scematics for the blue card at that link.
(or my bad english)

Les Jones 121/02/2013 17:37:02
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Hi Svarven,
This is Chris's link which shows you a link to here.

Sorry Svarven, This information is for the blue board not the red board which you require.

Les.

Edited By Les Jones 1 on 21/02/2013 17:51:38

Svarven21/02/2013 20:14:58
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Yes but that is not the same card. See my pic above.

Maybee its the same configuration of the 15 pin, but im must be sure.

Svarven27/02/2013 18:07:18
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John S have you looked at you cd?

Bertil

John Stevenson27/02/2013 19:01:06
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Yes, can't find it but looking inside the tiny drag engraver it's fitted to it's not a red board anyway.

Have you tried emailing the seller of the red board on ebay for a manual, they usually will give you a link prior to purchase

Svarven27/02/2013 20:27:46
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Yes John i have , but have not get any answer from the seller.

Bertil

Olaf19/03/2013 22:38:03
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Hello,
i do own the same red Controller card TB6560 V2 as on the picture from Svarven. And i do need some more information too (DIP Switches, PINOUT).
Do anyone hase any further Informations about the board?
Thanks in Advance!
Greetings
Olaf
Olaf23/03/2013 13:35:26
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I the meantime i have got some more Informations.
FYI
Control signal interface
PIN Func Explain
1 EN Enable control signal
2 STEPX X Pulse signal
3 DIRX X Direction signal
4 STEPY Y Pulse signal
5 DIRY Y Direction signal
6 STEPZ Z Pulse signal
7 DIRZ Z Direction signal 18-25 GND GND
10 L1 Input limit interface 1
11 L2 Input limit interface 2
12 L3 Input limit interface 3
13 L4 Input limit interface 4
14 RLY Relay control signal
15 L5 Input limit interface 5
18 GND GND
19 GND GND
20 GND GND
21 GND GND
22 GND GND
23 GND GND
24 GND GND
25 GND GND

The drive using six DIP switch to setting current, segments, decay Mode
The current is better to closed to the motor rated current.
T1 T2 current
ON ON 20%*3.5A
OFF ON 50%*3.5A
ON OFF 75%*3.5A
OFF OFF 100%*3.5A

Segments Settings
When M1 = off, M2 = off, drive segments number is 1,1.8 ? step angle motor turning circle, the whole step = 200 steps / rev. When M1= OFF, S4 = ON,1.8 ? step angle motor turning circle, the whole step = 3200 steps / rev.

M1 M2 Segments
ON ON 1/8
OFF ON 1/16
ON OFF 1/2
OFF OFF 1

Decay Mode
Rapid decay is better when motor has a high speed.
D1 D2 Decay Mode
ON ON Rapid decay
OFF ON 50%Rapid decay
ON OFF 25%Rapid decay
OFF OFF Slow decay

Royston01/04/2013 16:48:12
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Hi

This is my first post but my be of help.

I have the same card, I am running mach3 on XP, my pin/port settings are:-

Motor output

X axis, enabled, step pin 2, dir pin 3, dir low x, step low y.

y axis, enabled, step pin 4, dir pin 5, dir low x, step low y.

z axis, enabled, step pin 6, dir pin 7, dir low x, sep low y.

Card dip settings :-

All three axis are the same

D1 on

D2 on

M1 on

M2 on

T1 on

T2 off

The three motors work ok.

I need help with the relay output. The relay light comes on with some settings when Mach3 is 'Reset' and goes out with other settings but I am unable to get any output from the terminals.

Royston

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