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T-Cube Stepper Motor Controller

Features

  • High Resolution Microstepping - 128 Microsteps per Full Step
  • Supports 2-Phase Bi-polar Stepper Motors up to 15V/5W(peak)
  • Range of PSU Options Available Separately
  • Compact Footprint 60 mm x 60 mm x 47 mm (2.4" x 2.4" x 1.8")
  • Differential Encoder Feedback (QEP Inputs) for Closed Loop Positioning
  • Auto-Configure Function for Thorlabs ZST Actuators
  • USB Plug-and-Play with Multi-axis Expansion Capability
  • Easy to Use Manual Controls with Velocity Slider and Jog Buttons
  • Full Software Control Suite Supplied
  • Intuitive Software Graphical Control Panels
  • Extensive ActiveX® Programming Interfaces
  • Fully Software Integrated with Other apt™ Family Controllers

The new T-Cube USB aptTM Stepper Driver (TST001) is a very compact, single channel controller for easy manual and automated control of small, 2-phase, bi-polar stepper motors. This driver has been designed to operate with a variety of lower powered motors (up to 15 V/5 W operation) equipped with or without encoder feedback. Although targeted at lower power operations, this product offers full control features with a highly flexible and powerful DSP controller that provides a unique high resolution microstepping capability in a compact unit. The TST001 is optimized for 'out of the box' operation with the Thorlabs range of ZST mini stepper motor actuators; however, its highly flexible parameterization also supports operation with a wide range of third party stepper motors and associated stages and actuators.

The unit has a very small footprint, 60 mm x 60 mm x 47 mm (2.4" x 2.4" x 1.8") and may be mounted directly to the optical table, close to the motorized system for added convenience when manually adjusting motor positions using the top panel controls. Table top operation also allows minimal drive cable lengths for easier cable management.

Hub_6Cubes
TCH002 USB Controller Hub (PSU not shown)

USB connectivity provides easy 'Plug and Play' PC controlled operation.  The TST001 also includes the very user friendly apt™ software which allows the user to quickly set up complex move sequences.  For example, all relevant operating parameters are set automatically by the software for Thorlabs stage and actuator products. Advanced custom motion control applications and sequences are also possible using the extensive ActiveX® programming environment described in more detail on the Software and Video Tutorials tabs.

Furthermore, multiple units can be connected to a single PC via standard USB hub technology or by using the new T-Cube Controller Hub (TCH002) for multi-axis motion control applications.

Power Supply Options
The preferred power supply (i.e., single channel, multi-channel, or hub-based) depends on the end user's application and whether you already own compatible power supplies. To that end and in keeping with Thorlabs' green initiative, we do not ship these units bundled with a power supply. This avoids the cost and inconvenience of receiving an unwanted single channel supply if a multi-channel or hub-based system would be more appropriate. The power supply options compatible with the TST001 Motor Controller are listed in the table below.

Other Stepper Motor Controllers
T-CubeTM Single-Channel Controller1-, 2-, and 3-Channel Benchtop ControllerModular 2-Channel Rack System Module
Motor Drive Connector (15 Way D-Type Female)
Phase A and B Drive Outputs
Differential Quadrature Encoder (QEP) A and B Inputs
Forward, Reverse Limit Switch Inputs
5V Encoder Supply
Stepping
High Resolution 128 Microsteps per Full Step
3072 Microsteps per Revolution (for 24 Full Step Motor - e.g. ZST series)
 
Front Panel Controls
Sprung Potentiometer SliderBi-directional Velocity Control
Dual ButtonsForward/Reverse Jogging or Position Presets
 
Motor Drive Voltage12 to 15V (Depending on Supply)
Motor Drive Current500 mA (peak)
Motor Drive Type10 bit Sign/Magnitude PWM
Control AlgorithmOpen Loop Microstepping (Closed Loop using PC)
Position FeedbackQuadrature Encoder (QEP) Input, 5V Differential
Encoder Feedback Bandwidth500 kHz
Position Counter32 bit
Operating ModesPosition, Velocity
Velocity ProfileTrapezoidal
 
Input Power Requirements
Voltage12 to 15 V Regulated DC (15V recommended)
Current500 mA (peak)
General
Housing Dimensions (W x D x H)60 mm x 60 mm x 47 mm (2.4" x 2.4" x 1.8")
Weight100 g (3.5 oz)

Compatible Motor Specifications

Motor Type2 Phase Bi-polar Stepper
Peak Power5 W
Rated Phase Current10 to 250 mA
Step Angles1.8° to 20°
Motor Drive ModeCurrent
Coil Resistance (nominal)5 to 20 Ω
Coil Inductance2 to 5.5 mH
Position ControlOpen Loop (Incremental Encoder Optional)

Motor Controller Connector

D-type Female

D-type Female

PinDescriptionPinDescriptionPinDescription
1Ground6Phase A -ve11Enc A +ve
2CCW Limit Switch7Phase A +ve12Enc A -ve
3CW Limit Switch8For Further Use13Enc B +ve
4Phase B -ve9Ident In14Enc B -ve
5Phase B +ve10+ 5 V DC15*Channel Enable

*Pull Low To Enable

Computer Connection

USB Mini-B*

usbminib

*Type A to Mini-B cable included

Introduction

TST_Hand
TST001 Stepper Motor Driver T-Cube
TDC_TST_IO
TST001 Rear Panel>

The T-Cube Stepper Motor Controller (TST001) is a new, very compact, single channel USB controller/driver for easy manual and automated control of small, 2-phase, bi-polar stepper motors - it is ideally suited to driving the ZST stepper motor series offered by Thorlabs (see Related Items tab), although full flexibility allows it to operate with a variety of lower powered motors (up to 15V/5W operation) equipped with or without encoder feedback. Although compact in footprint, this T-Cube Stepper controller offers a fully featured motion control capability including velocity profile settings, limit switch handling and adjustment of settings such as lead screw pitch and gearbox ratio, allowing support for many different actuator configurations. When used with the extensive range of Thorlabs ZST motorized opto-mechanical products, many of these parameters are automatically set to allow immediate “out of the box” operation with no further tuning required.

Note that the TST001 unit is a functionally direct equivalent of the OST001 Cube controller featured in Volume 18 of the Thorlabs catalogue. The TST001 is a new variant Cube controller compatible with the T-Cube Controller Hub (TCH002) - see below. If it is planned to use the T-Cube Controller Hub in your application, then the TST001 Cube (and not OST001 Cube) should be purchased.

Joining the apt™ Family
The T-Cube controllers become members of the apt™ family of controllers. The apt™ family includes a range of high specification motor and piezo controllers (both in bench top and rack based formats) specifically aimed at high resolution positioning applications. By inheriting much of the functionality developed for these high end variants, the T-Cube drivers are built on a flexible and powerful motion control capability with full and complete software support. It is perfectly feasible to mix operation of the TST001 stepper unit with any other member of the apt™ controller family through the same unified software interfaces, both graphical and programmable. For the first time, positioning and motion control applications deploying any of the complete range of Thorlabs motorized/piezo actuated nano-positioning and opto-mechanical hardware is easily achieved in minimum time via a common PC software platform.

Deployment
Designed as a low power, yet fully featured equivalent to the BSC201/2/3 benchtop controller series, the TST001 Stepper Driver T-Cube is contained in a very compact 60 x 60 x 47mm (2.4" x 2.4" x 1.8") housing incorporating easily accessible local motor move controls for manual motor control and positioning. We have taken care to keep the footprint to a minimum allowing the possibility, in many opto-mechanical applications, of locating this driver on the optical table in close proximity to the motorized apparatus being driven. A base plate option (included with the controller) allows easy mounting to optical tables in a stacked side by side configuration for control of multiple motor channels. Use of this driver solution within the photonics R&D environment is further considered by an overall black finish and by elimination of any stray light generation associated with the front panel LEDs which can be disabled by using a software command.

TST001Apps
Typical Applications
TCH001
Vertical and Horizontal Mounting Options for the TCH0012
3CubesTPS008
TPS008 Power Supply

T-Cube Controller Hub
As a further level of convenience when using the new T-Cube Controllers, Thorlabs also offers the new T-Cube Controller Hub (TCH002). This product has been designed specifically with multiple T-Cube operation in mind in order to simplify issues such as cable management, power supply routing, multiple USB device communications and different optical table mounting scenarios. The T-Cube Controller Hub comprises a slim base-plate type carrier (375mm x 86mm x 21.5mm, 14.75" x 3.4" x 0.85") with electrical connections located on the upper surface to accept up to six T-Cubes. Internally, the Controller Hub contains a fully compliant USB 2.0 hub circuit to provide communications for all six T-Cubes - a single USB connection to the Controller Hub is all that is required for PC control. The Controller Hub also provides power distribution for up to six T-Cubes. In addition the Hub routes digital and analogue signals between T-Cubes allowing deterministic inter-Cube operation in certain applications.

Note: when operating the TST001 T-Cube standalone (in absence of the TCH002 Hub) a separate power supply is required. A compact multi-way power supply unit (TPS008) is available from Thorlabs allowing up to 8 individual TST001 Drivers to be powered from a single mains outlet (see picture below). A single way wall plug supply (TPS001) is also available for powering a single Driver.

Manual Operation
For quick “out of the box” manual operation, the TST001 Stepper controller can simply be connected to one of the range of Thorlabs ZST mini stepper motor actuators and powered up by connecting to one of the separate Thorlabs power supply options or by using the T-Cube Controller Hub. Motor operations are then controlled by the potentiometer slider and jog buttons located on the top face of the unit. Using the spring return slider, the motor can be driven at pre-defined speeds in either forward or reverse directions for full and easy velocity control. Similarly, the jog buttons can be used to make discrete position increments in either direction enabling precise and repeatable manual positioning. For full flexibility, the supplied PC software can be used to alter both the speed response of the slider and the jogging modes for the buttons - saving any changes to the memory within the driver unit allowing the PC to be disconnected once changes have been made.

Automated (PC) Control
For automated remote operation, the TST001 is fitted with USB interfacing for connection to a host control PC. One or more drivers can be connected together easily via standard USB hubs or the T-Cube Controller Hub (TCH002) for control from a single computer. To enable easy and flexible simultaneous control of multiple units, a full software control suite (the apt™ System Software) is supplied by Thorlabs. This software suite was originally developed to provide sophisticated PC control of the full range of apt™ bench top motion controllers and has now been fully updated to provide support for the T-Cube Drivers. Using this feature rich apt™ system software the full motion control capabilities of the TST001 controller are exposed through very intuitive graphical user control panels, allowing motor moves to be initiated and monitored very easily. All motor operating parameters can be easily accessed and changed in order to fine tune operation as required. Multiple graphical panels displayed within the software allow control of multiple T-Cube drivers simultaneously in an easy and intuitive way.

Full Software GUI Control Suite & ActiveX® Controls Included

A full and sophisticated software suite is supplied with the TST001 T-Cube. It comprises a number of 'out of the box' user utilities to allow immediate operation of the unit without any detailed pre-configuration. All operating modes can be accessed manually and all operating parameters changed and saved for next time use. For more advanced 'custom' motion control applications a fully featured ActiveX® programming environment is also included to facilitate custom application development in a wide range of programming environments. Note that all such settings and parameters described above are also accessible through these ActiveX® programmable interfaces. For further information on the apt™ software support for the T-Cube drivers, please refer to the Software tab. Demonstration videos illustrating how to program the apt™ software are also available for viewing from the Video Tutorial tab.

ActiveX Function List
Typical ActiveX Control View
ODC001 GUI
TST001 Software GUI

The ActiveX® apt™ system software shipped with the TST001 is also compatible with other apt™ family controllers including our multi-channel rack-based system, the higher power benchtop controllers and the equivalent compact DC Servo controller T-Cube (TDC001). This single unified software offering allows seamless mixing of any apt™ benchtop, table top and rack based units in any single positioning application.

TST001
BSC103
MMR601
The APT Family

The key innovation of the apt™ range of controllers and associated mechanical products is the ease and speed with which complete automated alignment/positioning systems can be engineered at both the hardware and software level. All controllers in the apt™ range are equipped with USB connectivity. The 'multi-drop' USB bus allows multiple apt™ units to be connected to a single controller PC using commercial USB hubs and cables. When planning a multi-channel application, simply add up the number and type of drive channels required and connect together the associated number of APT controllers.

Software Developers Support CD

A developers’ kit is shipped with all of our apt™ series controllers. This additional software support is intended for use by software developers working on large, system integration projects that incorporate apt™ products. The kit contains an extensive selection of useful code samples as well as a library of Video Tutorials.

APTUser
Typical APT User GUI

The apt™ (Advanced Positioning Technology) family covers a wide range of motion controller products ranging from small low powered single channel drivers (such as the T-Cubes) to high power multi-channel modular 19" rack nanopositioning systems (the apt™ Rack System).

All controllers in the apt™ family share a common software platform, the 'apt™ System Software'. The software CD supplied with all controllers contains an installation of this system software, together with a wealth of support information in the form of handbooks, help files, tutorial videos, FAQs and other relevant information on using and programming these Thorlabs products.

By providing this common software platform, Thorlabs has ensured that users can easily mix and match any of the apt™ controllers in a single application while only having to learn one single set of software tools. In this way, it is perfectly feasible to combine any of the controllers from the low powered single axis to the high powered multi-axis systems and control all from a single PC based unified software interface.

The apt™ System Software allows two methods of usage - graphical user interface utilities (supplied) for direct interaction and control of the controllers 'out of the box', and a set of programming interfaces that allow custom integrated positioning and alignment solutions to be easily programmed in the development language of choice.

APTConfig
Typical Configuration Screens

Of particular interest is the inclusion, on the software CD, of a range of software video tutorials. Please select the Video Tutorials tab above to view these videos.

Click here to go direct to the Thorlabs Download Area to access the full apt™ software CD. Experiment with the software using the simulator mode - refer to the Tutorial Videos for the APTConfig utility to learn how to select simulator mode.

These videos illustrate some of the basics of using the APT System Software from both a non-programming and a programming point of view. There are videos that illustrate usage of the supplied APT utilities that allow immediate control of the APT controllers out of the box. There are also a number of videos that explain the basics of programming custom software applications using Visual Basic, LabView and Visual C++. Watch the videos now to see what we mean.

 Click here to view the video tutorial 

To further assist programmers, a guide to programming the APT software in LabView is also available.

Labview IconClick here to view the LabView guideLabview Icon
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Poster: tcohen
Posted Date: 2013-02-08 06:04:12.48
Response from Tim at Thorlabs to ino: This will require the software to be fully uninstalled ensuring all the folders and files are removed. The error tells us that the config utility cannot read the registry files correctly, possibly through a corrupted installation. We would recommend a complete reinstall of the software with admin rights. We will contact you to make sure you are able to have a successful reinstallation.
Poster: ino
Posted Date: 2013-01-29 09:10:12.96
I have problems running APT Config and APT User with TST001 (firmware 1.3.0) on Windows 7 (both 32 bit and 64 bit). I have downloaded and installed the latest version of APT (software and support). When I try to start APT Config (ver. 1.1.0), the "failed to read values" message appears, and the utility looks frozen. But after 20 minutes or so, the configuration window appears, and everything works fine. The device can be detected and configured. Similar things happen when I run APT User (ver. 2.3.4701.37075). 20 minutes after I started APT User (it looks frozen), the control display appears, and I can control ZST13 with no problem. Please advise.
Poster: tcohen
Posted Date: 2013-01-10 12:40:00.0
Response from Tim at Thorlabs: Thank you for contacting us. There was a bug where at very slow velocities that actuator did not stop. This has been resolved and will be released in the next software version. I will contact you to provide this version.
Poster: shravan.g.shankar
Posted Date: 2013-01-06 21:55:34.403
Similar to some other posts that I saw below, I am having the same problem with the STOP button of the APT User software. It works only when the moving speed is set as 0.25 mm/s. I generally use the motor at low speeds where the STOP button never works. I have to wait for the whole range entered to be traversed or pull the plug on the motor(which I don't like to do).
Poster: jlow
Posted Date: 2012-11-06 16:21:00.0
Response from Jeremy at Thorlabs: The "Stop" button should halt a move in the APT program. It could possibly be something else running in the background that is preventing the "Stop" function from being implemented properly. I will get in contact with you directly to troubleshoot this further.
Poster: fwilliams
Posted Date: 2012-11-02 18:31:07.77
I currently own two TST001's that I use on a daily basis. I am running your most-recent version of APT User (ver. 2.2.4604.12615). I am writing to tell you that APT User has a bug in it, which is that "Stop" does nothing. Once the motor starts moving to a new position, the only way to stop the motion is to literally pull the power plug out of the controller. Clicking on Stop has no effect. The UI shows that the "button" is being clicked, but the control ignores the command.
Poster:
Posted Date: 2011-11-23 17:55:58.0
Response from Tyler at Thorlabs: Hello Dareis, I believe the information that you are looking for is part of the documentation in the software package. Our software can be downloaded for free from the Software tab above. Just in case I misunderstood your request and application engineer will be contacting you. Thank you, Tyler
Poster: dareis
Posted Date: 2011-11-15 10:50:36.0
I have a Motor Controller and I'm trying to find documentation on the ActiveX parameters for different methods. Where can I find a datafile on what each paramter means when I pass it to different methods. All I can find on your website is a simple description of what each method does, not how to use them.
Poster: jjurado
Posted Date: 2011-06-15 16:53:00.0
Response from Javier at Thorlabs to jorda300: Please contact us at techsupport@thorlabs.com so that we can review the parameters passed for the move sequence. You should be able to run just a single move command, so we will have to investigate a bit further. Please contact us and we will gladly assist you.
Poster: jorda300
Posted Date: 2011-06-10 10:35:24.0
I am attempting to set Move Sequences on the "Move Sequencer" tab of the APT User. It was my understanding that if I wanted to run just ONE single row of data, all I needed to do is right click on the appropriate row of data and select Run from the pop up menu. However, for my TST001 Stepper Motor which is connected to a FW103 Filter Wheel, this feature does not work. Any ideas why not?
Poster: jjurado
Posted Date: 2011-03-15 11:02:00.0
Response from Javier at Thorlabs to Eric: Thank you for contacting us. It is possible for the communication issue to be brought about by fast changes in the current range from moving to stationary. This could potentially affect the noise level of the motor and cause it to stall. We would suggest reducing the the maximum current of the motor to see if this helps. You can change the Phase Powers values in the APT User utility, in the Settings screen. I will contact you directly for follow up.
Poster: echandle
Posted Date: 2011-03-10 18:37:14.0
I am attempting to drive ZST25 actuators with TST001 motor controllers in a stepwise fashion to generate two-dimensional grid, while providing outgoing clocks to another device that synchronize with position. Ive developed a similar LabView VI to the one provided in the example VIs, yet I receive sporadic USB communication failures with the TST001. These failures most often occur in the middle of the faster stepping sequence, despite having the bWait parameter set to true and an additional wait time in between steps. I would appreciate a copy of the communication protocol documentation for the TST001, not only to solve this problem, but to develop a multi-platform driver (for Linux specifically). Thanks! Eric
Poster:
Posted Date: 2010-08-24 17:38:22.0
A reply from Jens at Thorlabs: Using the APT GUI does not allow you to make relative moves in either the APT User application or your own application. The APT GUI operates only in absolute motion. Axis length are defined x min 0mm x max 25mm (default). A negative motion will produce an error since you cannot go into the negative region. One redefine the axis values. For a 25mmm actuator one can set x min to -12.5mmm and x max to 12.5mm. Now you can negotiate a negative absolute motion command. Programming with the ActiveX methods work the same. The ActiveX when started always operates with absolute motion commands. But a relative methods may be imported. The relative method will allow you to enter a plus or negative motion value (in mm) but you cannot move into the negative region if the axis min is defined as 0mm.
Poster: doron.azoury
Posted Date: 2010-08-24 13:14:29.0
Im using APT in Labview, controlling a Z625B motor inside a linear stage. I cant find a way to control the direction of a relative move. positive relative move work properly. Do you have a suggestion? Thank you Doron
Poster:
Posted Date: 2010-05-04 04:32:44.0
A response from Oli at Thorlabs to Craig: We will recreate this error in order look into this problem in detail we will keep you updated on progress and a solution.
Poster: craig.brideau
Posted Date: 2010-05-03 18:26:03.0
I had a TST001 in a T-Cube hub with a bunch of TDC001s. The firmware updater handled the TDCs ok but it kept crashing on open comms with the TST. I pulled the TST from the hub and hooked it up independently (direct USB connection, external 15V supply) and it finally updated OK.
Poster: jjessop
Posted Date: 2009-07-24 12:26:19.0
A response from Thorlabs to psm1: It is dues to possible known firmware bug, please download latest version from our website.
Poster: psm1
Posted Date: 2009-07-23 14:28:18.0
Persist to Hardware function does not work, which is a huge pain when you have to keep readjusting the limits. Also, for some reason it thinks the limit switches have been tripped. They havent. All in all a questionable piece of overpriced equipment.
Poster: Greg
Posted Date: 2009-02-03 10:46:27.0
A response from Greg at Thorlabs to lsandstrom: A USB Type A to Mini-B cable is included with the TST001.
Poster: lsandstrom
Posted Date: 2009-02-03 08:30:28.0
Is the USB cable included with the T-cubes?
Poster: Tyler
Posted Date: 2008-08-14 10:18:06.0
A response from Tyler at Thorlabs to life57: The software suite included with the TST001 contains ActiveX controls that can be imported into LabVIEW. Please see the tutorial included in the software package or contact tech support for addition details. Our application engineers can also provide some sample programs using the T-Cubes in the LabVIEW programming environment.
Poster: life57
Posted Date: 2008-08-07 21:05:22.0
i want a command language to move ZST6 by TST001 on my labviews.(not active-x) please let me know.
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Compatible Power Supplies
photo of power supply options

The preferred power supply (i.e., single channel, multi-channel, or hub-based) for your TST001 stepper motor controller depends on your application and whether you already own compatible power supplies. Thus, Thorlabs does not prebundle a power supply with your purchase of the TST001.

T-Cube Stepper Motor Operation Power Supply
Standalone / Single Channel Operation TPS001 Power Supply for a Single T-Cube
TPS008 Power Supply for up to 8 T-Cube
System / Multi-channel Operation TCH002 USB Controller Hub

The TST001 can be powered using either a TPS001 or a TPS008 power supply or the TCH002 T-Cube Hub and Power Supply. The TPS001, which powers a single T-Cube, and TPS008, which can power up to 8 T-Cubes, plug into a standard wall outlet and provide +15 VDC. The TCH002 Hub and Power Supply consists of two parts: the hub, which can support up to six standard-footprint T-cubes, and a power supply that plugs into a standard wall outlet and powers the hub, which in turn powers all the T-cubes connected to the hub.

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