Sfx 100 electronics box

[@RafaelBarboza556]

Do you have a documentation?

[@wurslegumage]

so have you just snipped and bound all of the wires that arent needed and twisted them together? so its a case of distinguishing what wires are needed from the schematic, eliminating those that arent. and pluggin in those that are needed into the arduino. do you have any wiring diagrams for converting the 3 phase to mains?

[@ApexSimRacing]

i ended up cutting all the extras off.

[@EatHerOut102]

What was the purpose of the bread board in the first place? Much cleaner solution here, thanks for posting your process.

[@ApexSimRacing]

Basically the bread board is a no solder option. This way saves money and space. The motors already come with a dsub to solder too so it eliminates the need for bread board / dsub break out / dsub cables. I just used some extra cat6 i had laying around from my home theater build

[@timpalmgren7552]

@@ApexSimRacing Looking to embark on this insanity shortly, is this primarily your know how or is there a thread on this method somewhere I can follow? 3D printer is shipping and just about to start ordering stuff...

[@ApexSimRacing]

Tim Palmgren it’s really pretty simple. Follow the instructions on the site. The motor controllers come with d sub connectors to solder too. And then plug the wires into the Arduino according to the schematic. This was my first project like this. And it was pretty easy. Any questions let me know

[@jedsim875]

Hi. Do you need power supply for Leonardo board?

[@ApexSimRacing]

No