Shuangjie SJ-2H80MS2/5 Two-Phase Mixed Stepper Motor Driver User Manual

User manual for the Shuangjie SJ-2H80MS2/5 driver that controls two‑phase mixed stepper motors with adjustable current and micro‑stepping.


Shuangjie SJ-2H80MS2/5 Two-Phase Mixed Stepper Motor Driver User Manual - cover page
Brand
SJ-2H80MS2/5
Document type
User Manual
Language
Chinese
Pages
6
File format
PDF
File size
155 KB
Published
10 April, 2012
Updated
04 October, 2026
MD5 checksum
670FF15D31FB572D0304F11309FB1644

About this manual

The SJ-2H80MS2/5 driver is designed for two‑phase mixed stepper motors, offering high‑frequency chopper operation, constant‑current drive, and strong anti‑interference performance. It supports motors such as the 110BYG and 130BYG series with a maximum per‑phase current of 8 A and provides eight selectable current levels.

The manual details wiring diagrams, power supply requirements, signal input connections (CP, DIR, FREE), micro‑stepping settings, and troubleshooting tips. It also includes specifications, indicator lamp functions, and a FAQ section to help users configure and maintain the driver in applications like stage lighting, automation, POS machines, and industrial printers. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • 概述
  • 技术规格
  • 细分数及相电流设定
  • 控制信号输入连接图
  • 电源说明
  • 指示灯说明
  • 常见问题解答

Specifications

Supply voltage AC117 V
Supply voltage AC260‑110 V
Maximum per‑phase current8.0 A
Current adjustment steps8 levels
Micro‑stepping options2/2, 4/5, 8/10, 16/20, 32/40

Frequently asked questions

How can I reverse the motor rotation direction?

Change the direction signal (DIR) in the control system or swap the motor wiring (e.g., exchange A+ and A‑).

What should I do if the motor is noisy and vibrates?

The motor is likely operating in the resonant region; adjust the input pulse frequency (CP) to a different value to reduce noise and vibration.

Why does the motor stall when the frequency is slightly increased?

The supply voltage may be too low for the higher frequency; increase the AC2 voltage within the specified limits to prevent stalling.

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