MX4660 -4-Axis DSP Based Digital Stepper Driver Max 60 VDC / 6.0A

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If you need USB Connection UC100 for Your New Computer, use UC100:

6 Axis USB MOTION CONTROLLER for Mach3, Mach4 UC100, or UCCNC (USB UC100)

If you need Ethernet Connection for Your New Computer, use ESS board:

Ethernet SmoothStepper Motion Control Board for Mach3 and Mach4, 6 Axis (With Cables)

Features:

Adopting latest DSP control technology and advanced stepper control algorithm

complete control for 4 axes. Each axis can have its own configurations

Step & direction control

20-60 VDC supply voltage

Output current from 1.45 to 6.0A per axis

8 micro step settings: 1, 1/2, 1/4, 1/8, 1/10, 1/16, 1/32, 1/64

8 output current settings: 1.45, 2.08, 2.72, 3.37, 4.05, 4.72, 5.35, 6.0 A

Built-in breakout board 5 digital inputs, 4 general outputs, & one 0-10 VDC analog output

DIP switches for micro step and output current configurations

Anti resonance for low and middle speed

Excellent high speed performance

Extra low motor heating & noise; smooth movement

Able to drive NEMA 17, 23, 24, and 34 stepper motors

Built-in breakout board with DB25 connector and IO”s for easy setup with many CNC

control systems such as Mach3 and EMC

Easy to install and simple to implement

Automatic idle current reduction to 50%

The MX4660 adopts a more flexible design for its Input1-4 for proximity sensors with

different rated voltages. The power input for the opto-couplers for these four input(input1-

4) is configurable via OPTO1 and OPTO2. Which means you need to connect power supply

to these two pins (OPTO1 and OPTO2) to make these four inputs work normally. By the

way, Input5-8 use the same design as the MX3660 (12VDC sourcing, 10 mA max) because

of the size limitation.

Wiring:

Manual:

Mach3 Setup for VFD Downloads

Sample from Tom

MX4660 Mach3 Setup File: