This document describes how to get the CNC530 up and running. In this example we use the JMC Closed Loop Stepper with integrated driver iHSSC60-36-30-21-38-POCA.

We also show the use of our adapters for this motor, making it very simple to connect them.

We assume that you have basic knowledge of the CNC530. If not, we suggest you first read the other chapters so you know your way around the board.

We also assume you have a basic knowledge of electricity and its dangers. 

Inputs

Getting started

controller_name

Test

controller_max_axes

controller_current_consumption

default_status_view_ip

default_pc_ip

default_controller_ip

1. Connecting power and the PC

CNC530

[Public] CNC530

Jumpers & Indicators

Connectors

Outputs

CNC530 Manual

2. Connecting an E-stop switch

3. Connecting axis motor drivers

4. Connecting home sensors

5. Connecting a spindle/VFD

7. Connecting an input

CNC530 External Status Indicator

CNC530 Handwheel adapter

Accessories