CNC DB9/RS232 Connector Solder Assembly Overview (Shot in 4K)..
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2020
- This video overview covers the assembly of a DB9 connector also known as an RS232 connector. These are the male versions of these connectors.
These are the only versions of these connectors that include wiring diagrams for your terminals to eliminate the end user not knowing what terminal they're working on. This saves precious build time with these tedious connectors.
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Your a PRO Bubba lol. Keep Kicking
David,
Thank you for all your support. I always appreciate it...:) Vince
Thankyou for sharing this valuable information
Saad, thank you for your support. I'm glad to have helped. Vince
Very nice instructional video. Answered all my questions. At 5:45, you mentioned completing pin 6. was it not pin 9 that you soldered?
Hey Mike, thank you for your support, and attention to detail. You're correct its pin 9 I was working on pointing out in the video. Have a great weekend!
Vince
Well Vince, looks like im re-soldering everything on my cnc more thoroughly, no point in spending the big bucks on shielded cable from igus.
Jordan, thank you for your support. Its time consuming, but well worth the investment. Thank you, and have a great weekend! Vince
@@corvetteguy50 Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with everyone, I successfully soldered my motor wires directly to the stepper, re-did all the sub standard solder joints. I also had to re do a bunch of ends because of a small nick in the wire covering. Everything works perfectly, After spending 10 plus hours doing all that, I absolutely believe your products are nothing but the best and a damn good deal.
The only thing that was an absolute pain was wiring the spindle connector, I tried having my leads as short as yours Vince. But man you must have some major skills to do that! I had to have my leads a bit longer. If I have to ever do a spindle wire again, I'm going with Vince's cable.
The flux you recommend is amazing! it makes all the difference
Anyway thanks so much Vince
Jordan,
Thank you for your support, and your kind words. I'm glad you took the time to do everything correctly. It certainly makes a difference in the long run.
I've assembled at least 200 spindle cables this year, so practice is certainly the key with them. Flux is a must have for everyone soldering, and Kester 186 is the best. Thank you again, Vince
@@beckyschwantes5287 Oh sorry I worded that poorly. What I mean is it's pointless to spend the money on the right cables and install it all wrong with poor soldering and to tight of a bend radius . hope that clears it up.
I wouldn't doubt if Vince uses the top tier or second tier of cables from igus. The better the cable = tighter bend radius