Re: severe offset printing problem
Yeah i found it. Its a JST-ZH series connector Ordered a few from digikey and im going to use cat5 for the wires.
EDIT: NOPE NOT JST-ZH its a JST-PH
26 2015-06-10 01:24:53 (edited by chevydan6 2015-06-12 22:36:47)
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Re: severe offset printing problem
chevydan6 wrote:
Yeah i found it. Its a JST-ZH series connector Ordered a few from digikey and im going to use cat5 for the wires.
CAT 5 is not all that flexible. I was actually thinking of switching all of mine to USB cables. You only need 4 conductors max and USB has 5.
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Re: severe offset printing problem
Good idea. What guage wire is used in USB? From reading the specs on the JST-ZH. The crimp connecters can go down to 26 guage wire.
29 2015-06-17 02:30:15 (edited by pbcrazy 2015-06-17 02:31:22)
Re: severe offset printing problem
Rather than trying to find the connectors, then wires, I opted for the above-mentioned harness route. Thing is, a harness by itself sells for ~$15 +shipping. This stepper motor comes with a harness that looks like it has the correct connector...for $7.
http://www.robotdigg.com/product/7/NEMA … Long,-1.2A
Will this harness work (I would probably cut off the end that does not connect to the motor and solder the wires to the pre-existing ones)? I wouldn't use the motor, I may just ask to buy it separately.
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