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    Quote Originally Posted by manofgresley View Post
    Hi Jazz

    Many thanks, the wires on my Stepper motors are long enough to reach the drivers in my cabinet, how do i sheild them if i do that?
    Personally I'd use some shielded cable and shorten wires on motors and run this back to cabinet.
    One thing I've done in past is have a small connection box near Stepper so unshielded wires to motor are short, I wrap these with foil and shrink wrap then use Gremflex shield on outer. Then run shielded wire from connection box back to control box.

    Failing that then you could just wrap with aluminium foil to act has rough shield and then shrink wrap then cover with this Gremflex like seen here. CNC wiring Accessories Wouldn't be my first choice thou.!!

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  3. #2
    Hi Jazz

    If i read you right you are suggesting i shorten the cables that are already attached to the motors, then run 4 core shielded cable back to the drivers, but will this not leave a small amount of cable unshielded ?

    Ray

  4. #3
    Hi Jazz

    My Motors are SY57STH76-3008E & SY60STH86- 3000BF

    Regards

    Ray

  5. #4
    Quote Originally Posted by manofgresley View Post
    Hi Jazz

    If i read you right you are suggesting i shorten the cables that are already attached to the motors, then run 4 core shielded cable back to the drivers, but will this not leave a small amount of cable unshielded ?
    Yes you read correct but think you must have missed this bit.? . . ."One thing I've done in past is have a small connection box near Stepper so unshielded wires to motor are short, I wrap these with foil and shrink wrap then use Gremflex shield on outer. "

    Quote Originally Posted by manofgresley View Post
    My Motors are SY57STH76-3008E & SY60STH86- 3000BF
    Ok well I couldn't find SY57STH76-3008E data sheet only 3008B so if your wire colours differ then let me know or send me a link to data sheet.

    So First SY57STH76-3008B (E)

    Phase 1
    A + = RED + BLUE
    A - = Yellow + BLACK

    Phase 2
    B + = White + BROWN
    B - = Orange + Green

    SY60STH86- 3000BF

    Phase 1
    A + = Blue/White + RED
    A - = Red/White + Blue

    Phase 2
    B + = Green/white + Black
    B - = Black/white + Green

    Hope this helps.!

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  7. #5
    Hi Jazz

    Will this do the job ?

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  8. #6
    Yes but wouldn't be my first choice to fasten box on stepper directly but if your only option then fine. Have you seen these type motor end covers with connections Nema 24 (60mm) stepper motor end cover | eBay
    Not saying buy these has they are expensive but if you talk nice to someone Say Clive S . . . . they might be up to 3D print you some and they are very neat.

    Also don't take the shield back to the Drive Ground take it back to the Main star ground point.

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