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One Core with drivers runs it. Your NEMA 17 goes on axis 1; the camera fires from output OUT1 through a trigger cable. Two questions: what’s on the table — up to how many kg? And do you want it to find a home position?
Here is the package, the wiring and what to buy. Check the preview on the right.
Done — v3. 48 shots, 7.5° each, ≈ 5 min 36 s per turn. Pause is on the Scan screen. Hardware didn’t change.
Controller screen · preview
- 1
repeat 48 × - 2
move A1 +7.5° @ 30 °/s0.7 s - 3
wait 0.8 s0.8 s - 4
OUT1 on - 5
wait 0.2 s0.2 s - 6
OUT1 off
Checked against limits: A1 Table: speed ≤ 90 °/s, accel ≤ 200 °/s², current 0.8 A ≤ 1.2
The controller checks the same limits again before every move. The package can’t change hard limits.
Wiring · 3 connections
- PSU 24 V≥ 2.5 Abuy elsewhere
- UPAN CorePWR 9–36 V · A1 TMC2209 in socket · OUT1 24 V
- NEMA 171A 1B 2A 2B — see pinoutyou have it
- Camera trigger2.5 mm, opto-isolated, 24 V in
- PSU 24 V
+V / GNDUPAN Core - UPAN Core
M1 · 4NEMA 17 - UPAN Core
OUT1Camera trigger
powermotorsignal
Built only from checked blocks. 230 V parts are marked “electrician”.
Hardware
- UPAN Core · 2 × TMC2209drivers in the box€95–105excl. VATPRELIMINARY≈ €116–128 incl. VAT (SI) · preliminary
- Camera trigger cable, 2.5 mmopto-isolated, OUT1from catalogue
- DIN rail, 15 cmor any 35 mm railfrom catalogue
- NEMA 17 motoryou have one · skipped—
Buy elsewhere: PSU 24 V, ≥ 2.5 A — compatible list · turntable bearing ≥ 200 mm
Versions
- v348 shots, pause buttontoday 14:20 · not installed yet
- v236 shots, settle 0.8 syesterday · earlier version
- v1first build11 Oct · earlier version