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gilang

stepper drive use the 24 V signal.

I have a wiring diagram for PLC and drive, but I am not sure, can you correct it?

Please read very carefully the instructions given for the Stepper Driver. The driver is meant for negative switching 5Vdc. If you use 24V, the voltage must be reduced with a resistor. (source: http://www.yankong.com/EN/proview-8-6.html)

An NPN switching is expected.

With no external resistor in the path of the output, the drive may easily be damaged. Get the connection sorted out first before attempting more trials.

Talk to your supplier and have them guide you on how the connection should be made for your situation.

 I get it from the internet, is it already correct?

Mister T

Hello,

last question from my side: What does MF (motor free) mean?

Is it the enable signal of the stepper driver...?

It is a "disable" signal. It is an optional signal that switches the power off when the signal is true. ..or such is my experience with similar equipment.

gilang

I get it from the internet, is it already correct?

No.

The issue is not with the connection of the PLC. The problem is with the side of the Stepper driver. I am not able to show you how at this moment.

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Mister T

Hello,

last question from my side: What does MF (motor free) mean?

Is it the enable signal of the stepper driver...?

It is a "disable" signal. It is an optional signal that switches the power off when the signal is true. ..or such is my experience with similar equipment.

gilang

I get it from the internet, is it already correct?

No.

The issue is not with the connection of the PLC. The problem is with the side of the Stepper driver. I am not able to show you how at this moment.

 in every stepper drive usually use symbol "enable-" and "enable+"

specifically for yangkong type use "MF-" and "MF+"

oke,  today I will check back the wiring.