RMS Technologies R325 DRIVER W/PDT User Manual

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RMS Technologies

Page 11

Version 1.20

R325I Single Axis Controller/Driver Manual

02/13/2006

Setting the Current
There are two current settings on the R325I.

1. Run Current (RI) – The peak current that the motor will be run at while in

motion.

NOTE: Current of 2.7 Amp and above REQUIRES an additional heatsink, make sure the
temperature of the bracket does not exceed 45° C.

2. Hold Current (HI) – The current that the motor will receive when idle.

*The default board address of ‘A’ is used in all examples, please see “MA” command for more

detail on addresses.

Examples:
To set Run Current to 2000mA (2.0A):

#ARI2000

To set Hold Current to 300mA (0.3A):

#AHI300


Setting Step Resolution

The R325I is capable of full stepping or 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, and 256
microstepping.


Example: To set Step Resolution to 4x microstepping:

#ASR4


Saving the Configuration
In order to have these settings retained upon a power cycle, the data must be saved.

The command to store these settings is “SD” (Save Data).

Example:
To save settings: #

ASD


Connecting the Motor

WARNING!

Make sure the power is OFF when connecting or

disconnecting motors from the R325I. Damage will occur if the

power is being supplied.

Please refer to your motor documentation for wiring color code.
Connect the corresponding Phase from the motor to the proper pin on the R325.

Motor Phase

P1 Connector

Phase A

Pin 6

Phase A-

Pin 7

Phase B

Pin 8

Phase B-

Pin 9

Using the R325I
If using the R325I in Step/Direction mode, remove the jumper from Pins 7 & 8 on
JP1, and proceed to Section 8 – Basic Step and Direction Operation.


If using the R325I as a simple controller, please insure that there is a jumper on Pins

7 & 8 on JP1, and refer to the Command Tables in Section 9 and more detailed
descriptions of the Commands in Section 10.

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