The manual provides product overview, specifications, wiring, settings, protection features and troubleshooting for the Leisai DMA860H digital two‑phase…
About this manual
This document introduces the Leisai DMA860H digital two‑phase stepper driver, its key features, and typical application fields such as CNC machines, engraving and laser equipment. It includes electrical, mechanical and environmental specifications, as well as detailed wiring diagrams and signal timing.
The guide explains how to set current and micro‑stepping via DIP switches, select appropriate power supplies, choose compatible stepper motors, and connect the driver safely. Protection functions, common fault indications and a troubleshooting section help users resolve issues quickly. This manual is written in Chinese.
What's inside
- Product Introduction
- Electrical, Mechanical and Environmental Specifications
- Driver Interface and Wiring
- Current and Micro‑stepping Settings
- Power Supply Selection
- Motor Selection
- Typical Wiring Cases
- Protection Functions
- Common Issues and Troubleshooting
- Warranty and Service
Specifications
| Output peak current | 2.4 – 7.2 A |
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| Input voltage (AC) | 18 VAC – 80 VAC |
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| Control signal input current | 7 – 16 mA |
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| Step pulse frequency | 0 – 200 kHz |
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| Insulation resistance | 50 MΩ |
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| Storage temperature | -20 °C – 65 °C |
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| Weight | 570 g |
Frequently asked questions
How do I set the output current on the DMA860H?
Use the eight‑position DIP switches SW1‑SW3 to select the desired peak current; the table lists settings from 2.40 A up to 7.20 A.
What protection functions are built into the driver?
The driver includes over‑current/short‑circuit, over‑voltage, under‑voltage and other protection features.
What should I do after a fault occurs?
Power the unit off and on again to reset the driver and clear the fault indication.
What is the recommended AC supply voltage range?
A supply of 48 VAC to 70 VAC is recommended for normal operation.