The SmoothStepper is a motion control device that connects to the USB port of a computer running Windows. It accepts commands from Mach3 CNC software, and produces very high quality pulse trains that drive step & direction motors.
The Board now comes mounted in a 3D Printed box (colour varies) with 1 cable for the output of Port 1(see ptCableDB25-IDC26), which is all that is required for our routers. The box has rubber feet and a window to view the LEDs
Cable to go from the board Port 2 to a Parrallel socket (DB25) is available seperately (Part ptCableDB25-IDC26)

Setup Notes:
Go to the warp9td.com website and go to software and download the driver for your version of Windows. This drives the main board functions
You will also need to install the driver for the chip which runs the USB port. For Windows 8 this is SmoothStepper_v17fd (March 2014). Only once this driver is installed will Windows see the board. When you start Mach3 it will then ask you whether you wish to use Parrellel Port or the Smooth Stepper. This first time Mach3 will say it has no info and ask to load defaults - please do so. You can now use Mach3 to talk to your router the same as if you have a Parrallel port connection.

This little stepper motor driver board is designed for a variety uses where you need to control one stepper motor. Link it up to your computer via one of our breakout boards

Nema 34 motor with 4 wires and a holding torque of 1150N.cm
Length 150mm, 86x86mm face, 69.6mm between the holes
Shaft Diameter is 14mm, 13mm across flats
Step angle is 1.8 degrees, rated current 3.5A per phase, phase resistance 1.8 Ohms and Inductance 21mH

The DM860A is a type of two-phase hybrid stepping motor driver for one motor. The drive voltage is from 24VDC to 80VDC. It is designed for use with 2-phase hybrid stepper motor of all kinds with 57mm to 110mm outside diameter and less than 8.0A phase current.
Inputs and Outputs are opto-isolated.
Overvoltage, under voltage, overcorrect, phase short circuit protection
14 channels subdivision and automatic idle-current reduction. 8 channels output phase current setting
Holding torque when the DM860A is run under high speed is also significantly higher than other two-phase drivers, what’s more, the positioning accuracy is also higher.
It is widely used in middle and big size numerical control devices such as curving machine, CNC machine, and computer embroider machine, packing machines and so on.
Replaces the older MD882 Driver

The SmoothStepper is a motion control device that connects to a computer via an ethernet cable.

The DM542A is a type of two-phase hybrid stepping motor driver for one motor. It is designed for use with 2-phase hybrid stepper motor of all kinds with 42mm to 86mm outside diameter and less than 4.0A phase current.
Input Voltage: 18VDC to 50VDC.
Input Power: <4A up to 80W
Output Current: 1A - 4.2A(peak)
Inputs and Outputs are opto-isolated.
Overvoltage, under voltage, overcorrect, phase short circuit protection
Operating Temperature: -10 to 45 degreesC
15 channel subdivision and automatic idle-current reduction. 8 channels output phase current setting
Replaces the older MD542 Driver

The DM420A is a type of two-phase hybrid stepping motor driver for one motor. It is designed for use with 2-phase hybrid stepper motor of all kinds with 20mm to 36mm outside diameter and less than 2.0A per phase current.
Input Voltage: 12VDC to 36VDC.
Input Power: <2A up to 40W
Output Current: 0.44A - 2.83A(peak)
Inputs and Outputs are opto-isolated.
Overvoltage, under voltage, overcorrect, phase short circuit protection
Operating Temperature: -10 to 45 degreesC
15 channel subdivision and automatic idle-current reduction. 8 channels output phase current setting
Replaces the older MD542 Driver

This power supply is designed to work with our heavy duty CNC kit parts.
Input: 110V/6.5A or 220V/4A selected by switch
Output: 60V 5.85A - 3 pairs of screw terminals
Has Over-Voltage and Over-Temperature protections
Adjustable voltage for fine tuning +-5V
Internal Fan switches on automatically with temperature
Indicator LED shows operation