Purchase CNC 4 Axis TB6560 2.5A Stepper Motor Driver Controller Board in 深圳市, 廣東省, China, for US $50.00

Condition:New Warranty:Yes Country/Region of Manufacture:China

The CNC 4-axis Stepper Motor Driver Controller Board adopts micro-step control of TB6560 chip is suitable for driving any small or four-phase or two-phase hybrid stepping motor. And with 4-level adjustable features of current 0.6A, 1.2A, 1.8A, 2.5A; support MACH2, MACH3, KCAM4 Series software. Widely used in mold processing, graphic sculpture.

Features:

Driving four 2.5A stepper motor simultaneously
With 5-axis expansion, if you need to extend it
Isolated completely high-speed DCDC optocoupler and protect your PC.
Spindle relay output for you to use the mach3 to control spindle start and stop
Semi-flow control, when the motor stop, current is reduced to the minimum stop effectively.
Interface with standard parallel port
Support MACH2, KCAM4 series software
Limit interface with 4-ways, plug connector designed by connecting limit switches as you like
Supports four running mode, such as mixture, fast, low, normal mode.
Support the choice of four segments: 1, 1 / 2, 1 / 4, 1 / 16

Package Included:

1 x CNC 4 Axis Stepper Motor Driver Controller Board
1 x DB25 Parallel Male to Female Cable

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