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Stepper-Pack
Complete Starter Pack for
Stepper Motor Control
Direct from your PC
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The pack contents are:
1x StepperBee with AutoStep Software, 1x 12v Stepper Motor(4-phase,
unipolar, 1.8 Degree, medium torque), 2x Switched Battery Holder Packs, 1x
USB Cable and 1xTeminal Strip. (8x AA batteries are
required and are not included) |
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Stepper Pack
If you have never used a stepper motor before, let alone
control one from a PC, then the “Stepper Pack” provides an easy
“connect-and-go” solution. Once you have the Stepper Motor running under
PC control the knowledge and confidence you gain by actually using a
Stepper Motor is invaluable in applying those techniques to a wide range
of applications. The Stepper Motor supplied is one of the most popular
types on the market and understanding its principles of operation provides
a solid basis for using many other types.
- For those who are already familiar with stepper motors, the stepper pack
offers a very convenient way of adding a stepper to your PC application.
- For programmers, the supplied DLL means you have a stepper motor that is
instantly controllable from within your own program (Visual Basic, C, C++
etc…)
All that is required to get the stepper up and running under
PC control are eight AA size batteries and a small screwdriver. No
soldering is required. All you need to do is connect the stepper motor
wires to the StepperBee terminals and the battery power pack, then connect
the StepperBee to a free USB port using the lead supplied and install the
software.
It’s that simple !
The circuit diagram for this arrangement is shown below |
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For ease of identification, the stepper motor has colour
coded wires which correspond to those indicated in the circuit diagram
above. The battery packs also use the traditional black for negative and
red for positive terminals. It should be noted that each of the two
battery packs supplied have their own on-off switch. Both packs must be
switched on to operate the stepper motor. For those not familiar with
circuit diagrams the following photo illustrates the connections.
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For details of installing the
AutoStep software and operating the stepper motor from it, please refer to
the StepperBee manual.
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To download a copy of the Manuals for
the various parts of the Stepper Pack then right click on the appropriate
link below and choose "save target as" |
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Stepper Pack Details |
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Stepper Specifications |
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Stepper Bee Manual and AutoStep software |
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You will need Adobe
Reader installed on your PC to read these documents. Adobe reader is
available for free download from Adobe using the link to the right.. |
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Compatible with Windows 2000, XP and
Vista |
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