i have purchased 4 of these units, and all 4 appear to be faulty.. I have them connected as per your diagram, the run led is flashing, but the motor fails to run any ideas..
I have noticed the board says 24v input, i'm using 12 as they were sold as working on 10-24v
please advise
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- by bovril
- Sun Oct 27, 2013 11:50 am
- Forum: Motor drivers
- Topic: TB65603A Single Axis Stepper Motor Driver Board (HCMODU0022)
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