Nema23 Stepper Motor and TB6600 Arduino (Quick tutorial for beginners)

Thank you for the basic explanation.

Did you use any additional library when setting up the Arduino script?

Brilliant for beginners like me. Im learning as i want to build a CNC machine. I can tell its going to be a long Haul !

Can the ENA and DIR inputs be supplied by more than 5V? Will it work with 12V?

Can I use GRBL firmware instead of programming the script myself? Does that statement even make sense? I don't really know what any of this means. I uploaded GRBL firmware to my Arduino so I could use UGS to send gcode to my CNC, but the motor only turned in one direction when I tried to jog in the -X and +X directions.

That! Screw terminals! So tired of faulty stepper driver module boards and loose breadboard connectors made in china. At least that product has proper connectors and a long good track record seemingly

The x-axis pins on the Arduino are 2 and 5.

can you connect a nema 23 stepper motor to a jetson nano?

very nice, simple but powerful program and presentation! Thank you and God bless!

Info for people who already know everything. Pointless for people want to learn.

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God damn I wish I was this smart bruh 😭

void setup() {
// put your setup code here, to run once:
pinMode(2, OUTPUT);
pinMode(3, OUTPUT);
digitalWrite(2,HIGH);
}

void loop() {
digitalWrite(3,LOW);
digitalWrite(3,HIGH);
delayMicroseconds(60);

}

Working with 2 different TB6600 and 2 different switched 24 volt, 15 - 20 Amp supplies 3 different NEMA23 steppers all overran by 15% - 30%. On low speed the steppers even make short moves in the wrong direction.
Changing the power supply to 12 volt, the stepper run as expected.
Are my 2 TB6600, bought either from Banggood or Ebay, fakes, nock outs, rejects or what?

I have a 24v 15A power supply would that work? Or is 15a too high.

is it the same for the dm556 driver?

CODE?

Video would be more useful if you didn’t talk so fast. Hard to follow

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i have the same stepper and i set my switches to off, off, off, off, on, off and it's working perfectly, should i be worried?