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    you need to use a multimeter ( or a simple battery & bulb continuity tester )to confirm which two wires goes to each motor winding

    if you find you have 3 ohms or so between the red & yellow wires connect them to A+ and A- on your driver

    you should then find you that you have 3 ohms or so between the
    blue & green wires which you should connect them to B+ and B- on the stepper driver

    not all stepper drivers have the required fault protection to survive any connection between the A & B terminals

    if you find the motor runs the wrong way you can either change it in the controllers software - eg mach 3 changing the direction pin from active high to active low
    or
    reversing the wires on one winding
    eg
    changing from
    red to A+ and yellow to A-
    to
    red to A- and yellow to A+

    John
    Last edited by john swift; 14-07-2017 at 10:34 PM.

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