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Posted by Rego 
new at 3d printing
September 17, 2014 03:28AM
my nema17 has 6 wires 4 blue 2 brown how do i wire it up to my ramps 1.4? help please on this subject Rego
ps im new at this 3d stuff i am building a reprap printer bought most of it seperately
DBS
Re: new at 3d printing
September 17, 2014 11:04AM
The blue wires have to match to A,B,C,D on the picture. (6 wire stepper - top / right). The brown ones have to be those in the middle. Do not use them.



You have just to find the couples. Each couple have to has a small resistance between the 2 wires. After that connect each couple one after another (A,B - C,D). You have to check the direction of movement, and if it is wrong, switch the couples ( C,D - A,B ).


ATTENTION: Do this with disconnected Power and USB cables!!!

Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 09/17/2014 11:06AM by DBS.
Re: new at 3d printing
September 18, 2014 01:44AM
thankyou so much i forgot to mention the wires are blue brown blue blue brown blue on my 6 wire stepper so still the 2 browns no connection?
or is it a different pinout ps thanks again
Re: new at 3d printing
September 18, 2014 01:49AM
thankyou so much i forgot to mention the wires are blue brown blue blue brown blue on my 6 wire stepper so still the 2 browns no connection?
or is it a different pinout ps thanks again p/n of stepper is 127k40281 i presume its a nema 17 and also are they good enough for the reprap 3d printer?
DBS
Re: new at 3d printing
September 18, 2014 11:36PM
Hi,

Usually Blue-Brown-Blue is one group, that means the Blue wires from this group is the one pair. Respectively the other Blue-Brown-Blue is the second group.

You HAVE TO MEASURE the resistance anyway...

For example: If the resistance is:
Blue-Brown = 4 Ohm; Brown-Blue = 4 Ohm and Blue-Blue = 8 Ohm, then the this couple Blue-Blue is your first couple ( A,B ).
The same have to be on the other Blue-Brown-Blue group, and its Blue-Blue couple have to be the second couple ( C,D ).

I hope you understand me... my English is not good enough.

Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 09/18/2014 11:39PM by DBS.
Re: new at 3d printing
September 19, 2014 02:54AM
thankyou DBS got you now are they good enough to run these 3d printers?
DBS
Re: new at 3d printing
September 19, 2014 12:35PM
They looks very good... Big enough for almost all types of 3D printers.





BUT, I can't find an info about dergrees per step. If they are 1.8° or 0.9° , all is ok, If not - they are NOT suitable!

You have to check this!

Best Regards
Re: new at 3d printing
September 19, 2014 04:55PM
These motors are 1.8º step

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Re: new at 3d printing
September 19, 2014 10:29PM
thanks so much dbs and siil yous have been a great ....regards Rego!!!
Re: new at 3d printing
September 20, 2014 10:48PM
Can you please tell me the best software programs to use on reprap or other 3d printers
Thankyou would be much appreciated regards Rego
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