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! Pin number !! Wire color !! Function | ! Pin number !! Wire color !! Function | ||
| − | |- 1 || Black || Ground | + | |- | 1 || Black || Ground |
| − | |- 5 || Orange || +10V power to joystick | + | |- | 5 || Orange || +10V power to joystick |
| − | |- 9 || Yellow || X axis step | + | |- | 9 || Yellow || X axis step |
| − | |- 10 || Green || Y axis step | + | |- | 10 || Green || Y axis step |
| − | |- 11 || Red || X axis direction | + | |- | 11 || Red || X axis direction |
| − | |- 12 || Brown || Y axis direction | + | |- | 12 || Brown || Y axis direction |
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Revision as of 08:07, 10 August 2019
DCI stepper motor driver.
Stage
The provided stage. Marked "DCI MC-001".
Joystick
The stage is meant to be manually controlled via a joystick.
The joystick module is a 2-layer PCB which generates step/direction pulses using one CD4046B PLL IC for each axis. This is clearly a prototype or low-volume product given that there are at least four obvious pieces of rework on the board.
Drive
The drive unit accepts step/direction pulses on a DA-15 D-sub connector. Only six of the 15 positions are loaded, configured as follows. All signals are 5V CMOS logic levels.
| Pin number | Wire color | Function |
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TODO: internal photos of the drive unit, back panel, etc
