Almost all motion control uses just 2 signals: Step and Direction although a 3rd Enable line is often used as well.
Each pulse on the Step line tells the motor to move one increment in the direction specified by the Direction line.The Enable line can be used (or ignored) to power or release the motor at the driver.
These pins are sometimes referred to by other names:
Step: Pul+, Pulse, Clock, CLK, etc..
Direction: CCW+, Dir, etc...
PMinMO is a standard pinout defined by Phil Moore from .mo for Step and Direction signals, as well as logic power and Enable. It uses a standard 2x5 box header with pins on 0.1" or 2.54mm centers. When used with IDC connectors on ribbon cable, the back row of grounds on the even pins provides alternating shielding for the signal pins on the odd numbered connectors.
While not always named, this layout is often used in the connection between a motion controller and stepper or servo motor drivers.
See also:
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