[Flemilla]

Hi,

This is my first post after several years reading and waching

Recently I bought two stepper dirvers at Ebay, the manufacturer is PHASE 2 AUTOMATION the asembly number is 201165.
http://picasaweb.google.es/lh/photo/...Xr7sL4JoBHx0cQ
I can not find anything about this manufacturer and product in google.
¿Anyone knows something about this driver??

Thanks and regards

[awright]

Hi,

This is my first post after several years reading and waching

Recently I bought two stepper dirvers at Ebay, the manufacturer is PHASE 2 AUTOMATION the assembly number is 201165.
Picasa Web Albums - Andrés Dans
I can not find anything about this manufacturer and product in google.
¿Anyone knows something about this driver??

Thanks and regards

Hi Flemilla,
A decade late, I am responding to your post, not with information but with another question and hoping that you are still active on this board. Your post came up as virtually the only result in a search for "Phase 2 Automation," that actually included those words.

Did you ever get a response or learn anything about your stepper drivers? I have two identical stepper drivers with the same assembly number, differing only in th firmware number on the brains of the unit. I have also been frustrated by the total absence of spoor from the now defunct manufacturer or past users. The only thing I know about the manufacturer was the address of the company in Fremont, CA, which is about 35 miles from my home in Oakland, and the names of two past employees.

Judging only from the presence on the unit of a modular connector receptacle, I wonder if the units included an indexer, that is, the ability to store a sequence of instructions that allow it to execute a series of motions autonomously upon power-up or receipt of a start command. That is a very attractive feature for my applications.

I hope this finds you in good health and still active in motor applications.

awright