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    Sounds fine. My PSU was originally bought from Zapp, although I have now changed the transformer in it, but it came with three pairs of output terminals already. Then I fitted it in a control box with four stepper drivers...

    Must confess that I didn't actually put a wiring diagram together for mine, just some sketches to work out roughly what was needed. Then I set to work with a pile of cable reels, big box of ferrules and crimping tool, and quite a lot of black coffee. Don't try this one at home Still, it does seem to work OK.
    Last edited by Neale; 27-04-2017 at 09:57 PM.

  2. Quote Originally Posted by Neale View Post
    Sounds fine. My PSU was originally bought from Zapp, although I have now changed the transformer in it, but it came with three pairs of output terminals already. Then I fitted it in a control box with four stepper drivers...

    Must confess that I didn't actually put a wiring diagram together for mine, just some sketches to work out roughly what was needed. Then I set to work with a pile of cable reels, big box of ferrules and crimping tool, and quite a lot of black coffee. Don't try this one at home Still, it does seem to work OK.
    Ha yes I would definitely fail with that approach so well done!

    Well I've plugged it in and...
    It works! Hooray, my first functioning bit of electronics for this machine!

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    Neale's Avatar
    Lives in Plymouth, United Kingdom. Last Activity: 12 Hours Ago Has a total post count of 1,747. Received thanks 298 times, giving thanks to others 11 times.
    It's great when a plan comes together! Well done. All downhill from here...

  4. Quote Originally Posted by Neale View Post
    It's great when a plan comes together! Well done. All downhill from here...
    Thanks Neale wish I believed that! Still, well chuffed with that thanks everyone for the help.

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    Moving along nicely, very professional work!

  6. Quote Originally Posted by Nickhofen View Post
    Moving along nicely, very professional work!
    Thanks!

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