Pin function wiring would be appreciated?
1564648
Not sure what you mean by that but if you google Arduino stepper motor wiring you should be able to get the pinout information.
1564649
You can find a schmatic and sample code here:http://www.geeetech.com/wiki/index.php/Stepper_Motor_5V_4-Phase_5-Wire_%26_ULN2003_Driver_Board_for_Arduino
1564650
The diagram hook up is bellow plenty of documentation is available via google search. http://arduino-info.wikispaces.com/SmallSteppers
1564651
Here's a good tutorial for Raspberry Pi: http://www.raspberrypi-spy.co.uk/2012/07/stepper-motor-control-in-python/It's pretty easy to generalize that to Arduino or other platforms. A web search for 28BYJ -48 ULN2003 and your controller of choice should turn up other tutorials.Also, I wrote a little tutorial on using it with an Arduino: http://shallowsky.com/arduino/class/stepper.html
99622
I have no idea. I just looked at all of my pins and they seem to be there. You might have received a defective cable.
1676048
No, it's actually 8pin and then 2x (6+2)pins. Amperage aside, you can use the split side for 6pin or 8pin ports.
1440679
Go on the internet and google the color code wiring diagram then match the outputs, such as B+ to B+, B- to B- ect..
1578137
I can't remember exactly because I repaired the computer for someone else and I don't have the old parts to check. I think it is 12 pins.
1722142
Well, I am not sure about the part number for the pins, but it looks like a normal one nothing special. Please contact seller for more details. I used a relay that is not from Hella. hope this helps
279262
it should, pull plug and count the number of wires or terminal pins, they need to be the same # as the new one.
1444619
We asked the source for a wiring diagram but never got one. We no longer have the switch at hand so i can't give you the exact pin functions but I recall that there are 2 terminals marked + and - to access the LED light. Depending on the DC source availble you will likely have to place a resistor in series with one of these to get the brightness you need. The other 6 terminals are two DPDT switches. You'll need an ohmmeter to determine which are the NC (normally closed) and which the NO (normally open contacts and which are the poles.
878095
I did the same thing. I returned the item thru Amazon and instead purchased the correct 10pin version for the same price. I did read that you can do a bunch of rigging to make this work but the 10 pin install is so easy, I can't see customizing something being worth the struggle.
1908543
I don't know. I haven't programmed that part with this programmer, so I can't comment. I'm not a software person. If it's not in the list of parts in the programmer data sheet, I would check the PIC16F1847 data sheet against comparable 18-pin part data sheets that are in the programmer's list.
195965
There is a fused link that can go to one side of a two terminal switch. Kind of like a light switch on wall. Easy stuff. Nothing complicated. Black and red wire. What are you using it on?
926027
It should. Don't hold me to it. I know it will at least plug in. I doubt they would change the pin out. So I'm saying yes.
2231649
I use a generic one, with interchangeable connection pins and variable voltage (but fixed 3A). Set it to 9V, center pin positive connection, and you're ready to go. I'm pretty sure you can find one here.
529659
I'm not sure, but assume it would work. Appears to be the same pin configuration. It works fine for me.
2184147
You would connect it to the Black (Line), White (Neutral) and Bare or Green (Ground)... And then cap off the Red wire with a wire nut. It would no longer be switchable, but you probably don't want that function anyway.
1517039
any one of them will work, as long as you have the correct polarity. the center pin is positive.
1169028
I really do not have any idea. If the plus and minus configurations match, the voltage and milliamp current are correct and the pin size matches, you should be OK. Hope this generic answer helps. I can't really help you further.