Not sure if this is the right forum but I will ask it anyway because it is highly assosciated with microcontroller design.I have to use PicsimLab and MikroC to code a stepper motor.If I clicked one button it should turn 50 steps to the left and if I clicked another button it should turn 50 turns to the right.A stepper motor usually has 4 pins,1 for north,east,west,south.Due to how a stepper motor works ,in order to turn it we have to follow a specific sequence of pinouts for example northPin,1 ; westPin,0;eastPin,0; southPin,0; northPin,0 ; westPin,1;eastPin,0; southPin,0; northPin,1 ; westPin,0;eastPin,0; southPin,1; e,g.Does anyone here know the pattern for the default step motor of PicsimLab?Thanks!

 

What stepper driver are you using? usually IT takes care of the sequence?
Strange to see the stepper connection referenced to the points of the compass?

 

What stepper driver are you using? usually IT takes care of the sequence?
Strange to see the stepper connection referenced to the points of the compass?

I am programming the stepper myself by sending instructions thru the microcontroller.

 

What stepper driver are you using? usually IT takes care of the sequence?
Strange to see the stepper connection referenced to the points of the compass?

The driver has a code of ULN2003 but what is important is how the stepper is configured.

 

Full step sequence.
You are aware of the current requirement's, per motor label rating, for stepper I assume?

 

Full step sequence.
You are aware of the current requirement's, per motor label rating, for stepper I assume?

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Thanks a lot!