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How to Use Kamoer Peristaltic Pump 5-Wire Harness: Examples, Pinouts, and Specs

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Introduction

The Kamoer Peristaltic Pump 5-Wire Harness (Part ID: KPHM600-12B3B17) is a specialized wiring harness designed to interface with Kamoer peristaltic pumps. This harness simplifies the connection process, enabling precise control and operation of the pump in applications such as fluid dispensing, dosing, and laboratory automation. Its robust design ensures reliable performance in demanding environments.

Explore Projects Built with Kamoer Peristaltic Pump 5-Wire Harness

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ESP32 and Arduino Mega 2560 Controlled Peristaltic Pump System with Pressure and Flow Sensors
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This circuit is designed for fluid control and monitoring, featuring multiple peristaltic pumps driven by TB6600 micro-stepping motor drivers, and pressure sensors interfaced with custom PCBs containing ESP32 microcontrollers. It also includes flow meters connected to Arduino Mega 2560 boards for precise flow rate measurement, with power management handled by DC-DC converters and power supplies.
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Arduino UNO Controlled Peristaltic Pump System with Temperature and Pressure Monitoring
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This circuit is designed to control a KPCS200 peristaltic pump using a TMC2226 stepper driver, powered by a 12V battery and regulated by a step-up boost converter. An Arduino UNO microcontroller manages various sensors, including temperature, pressure, and conductivity sensors, as well as a servo and a relay module for a water heater, enabling precise control and monitoring of fluid flow and environmental conditions.
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Automated Peristaltic Pump Control System with Arduino and ESP32
Image of Long-Term Bench: A project utilizing Kamoer Peristaltic Pump 5-Wire Harness in a practical application
This circuit appears to be a control system for peristaltic pumps and a motor driver, with power regulation and communication capabilities. It includes a main power supply stepping down from 48V to various lower voltages for different components, two tb6600 micro stepping motor drivers controlling peristaltic pumps, and an ESP32-based custom PCB for managing signals and communication. The system also integrates an Arduino Mega for additional control and interfacing with a Sensirion flow meter, RS232 to TTL converters for serial communication, and an ultrasonic sensor for distance measurement.
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Arduino and ESP-8266 Controlled Peristaltic Pump and Stepper Motor System with L298N Motor Drivers
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This circuit controls a peristaltic pump and two types of motors (a NEMA23 stepper motor and two Greartisan DC geared motors) using an Arduino UNO and an ESP-8266 for potential wireless communication. The Arduino UNO interfaces with three L298N motor driver modules to drive the motors, and it is also connected to the ESP-8266, which may be used for remote signaling or data transmission. The circuit is powered by a 12V battery, which supplies power to the motor drivers and, through them, to the motors and the pump.
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Explore Projects Built with Kamoer Peristaltic Pump 5-Wire Harness

Use Cirkit Designer to design, explore, and prototype these projects online. Some projects support real-time simulation. Click "Open Project" to start designing instantly!
Image of Blood & Dialysate Control Bench: A project utilizing Kamoer Peristaltic Pump 5-Wire Harness in a practical application
ESP32 and Arduino Mega 2560 Controlled Peristaltic Pump System with Pressure and Flow Sensors
This circuit is designed for fluid control and monitoring, featuring multiple peristaltic pumps driven by TB6600 micro-stepping motor drivers, and pressure sensors interfaced with custom PCBs containing ESP32 microcontrollers. It also includes flow meters connected to Arduino Mega 2560 boards for precise flow rate measurement, with power management handled by DC-DC converters and power supplies.
Cirkit Designer LogoOpen Project in Cirkit Designer
Image of blood circit: A project utilizing Kamoer Peristaltic Pump 5-Wire Harness in a practical application
Arduino UNO Controlled Peristaltic Pump System with Temperature and Pressure Monitoring
This circuit is designed to control a KPCS200 peristaltic pump using a TMC2226 stepper driver, powered by a 12V battery and regulated by a step-up boost converter. An Arduino UNO microcontroller manages various sensors, including temperature, pressure, and conductivity sensors, as well as a servo and a relay module for a water heater, enabling precise control and monitoring of fluid flow and environmental conditions.
Cirkit Designer LogoOpen Project in Cirkit Designer
Image of Long-Term Bench: A project utilizing Kamoer Peristaltic Pump 5-Wire Harness in a practical application
Automated Peristaltic Pump Control System with Arduino and ESP32
This circuit appears to be a control system for peristaltic pumps and a motor driver, with power regulation and communication capabilities. It includes a main power supply stepping down from 48V to various lower voltages for different components, two tb6600 micro stepping motor drivers controlling peristaltic pumps, and an ESP32-based custom PCB for managing signals and communication. The system also integrates an Arduino Mega for additional control and interfacing with a Sensirion flow meter, RS232 to TTL converters for serial communication, and an ultrasonic sensor for distance measurement.
Cirkit Designer LogoOpen Project in Cirkit Designer
Image of Group 5 Circuit : A project utilizing Kamoer Peristaltic Pump 5-Wire Harness in a practical application
Arduino and ESP-8266 Controlled Peristaltic Pump and Stepper Motor System with L298N Motor Drivers
This circuit controls a peristaltic pump and two types of motors (a NEMA23 stepper motor and two Greartisan DC geared motors) using an Arduino UNO and an ESP-8266 for potential wireless communication. The Arduino UNO interfaces with three L298N motor driver modules to drive the motors, and it is also connected to the ESP-8266, which may be used for remote signaling or data transmission. The circuit is powered by a 12V battery, which supplies power to the motor drivers and, through them, to the motors and the pump.
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Common Applications

  • Fluid dispensing in medical and laboratory equipment
  • Dosing systems for aquariums and hydroponics
  • Industrial automation requiring precise liquid handling
  • Food and beverage processing systems

Technical Specifications

Key Technical Details

  • Manufacturer: Kamoer
  • Part ID: KPHM600-12B3B17
  • Number of Wires: 5
  • Wire Length: 600 mm (23.6 inches)
  • Connector Type: JST XH 5-pin connector
  • Wire Gauge: 24 AWG
  • Voltage Rating: 12V DC (compatible with Kamoer peristaltic pumps)
  • Current Rating: Up to 2A
  • Operating Temperature: -20°C to 60°C (-4°F to 140°F)
  • Insulation Material: PVC

Pin Configuration and Descriptions

The 5-wire harness is color-coded for easy identification and connection. Below is the pinout configuration:

Pin Number Wire Color Function Description
1 Red VCC (+12V) Supplies power to the pump motor.
2 Black GND Ground connection for the pump.
3 Yellow Direction Control (DIR) Controls the direction of the pump (e.g., clockwise or counterclockwise).
4 Green Pulse Signal (PUL) Receives pulse signals to control the pump's speed and operation.
5 Blue Enable Signal (EN) Enables or disables the pump operation.

Usage Instructions

How to Use the Component in a Circuit

  1. Connect the Harness to the Pump:
    Attach the JST XH 5-pin connector to the corresponding port on the Kamoer peristaltic pump. Ensure the connector is securely seated.

  2. Wire the Harness to a Controller:

    • Connect the Red (VCC) wire to a 12V DC power supply.
    • Connect the Black (GND) wire to the ground of the power supply and controller.
    • Connect the Yellow (DIR) wire to a digital output pin on your microcontroller to control the pump's direction.
    • Connect the Green (PUL) wire to a PWM-capable digital output pin to control the pump's speed.
    • Connect the Blue (EN) wire to a digital output pin to enable or disable the pump.
  3. Program the Controller:
    Use a microcontroller (e.g., Arduino UNO) to send control signals to the pump. Below is an example Arduino sketch:

// Define pin connections for the Kamoer 5-wire harness
const int dirPin = 2;  // Direction control pin
const int pulPin = 3;  // Pulse signal pin
const int enPin = 4;   // Enable signal pin

void setup() {
  // Set pin modes
  pinMode(dirPin, OUTPUT);
  pinMode(pulPin, OUTPUT);
  pinMode(enPin, OUTPUT);

  // Initialize pump in disabled state
  digitalWrite(enPin, LOW);  // Disable pump
  digitalWrite(dirPin, LOW); // Set initial direction
}

void loop() {
  // Enable the pump
  digitalWrite(enPin, HIGH);

  // Set pump direction to clockwise
  digitalWrite(dirPin, LOW);

  // Generate pulse signals to control pump speed
  for (int i = 0; i < 1000; i++) {
    digitalWrite(pulPin, HIGH);
    delayMicroseconds(500); // Adjust delay for speed control
    digitalWrite(pulPin, LOW);
    delayMicroseconds(500);
  }

  // Disable the pump after operation
  digitalWrite(enPin, LOW);

  // Wait before the next operation
  delay(2000);
}

Important Considerations and Best Practices

  • Power Supply: Ensure the power supply provides a stable 12V DC output with sufficient current capacity (at least 2A).
  • Signal Integrity: Use short, shielded wires for signal connections to minimize noise and interference.
  • Direction Control: Toggle the DIR pin to change the pump's direction. Ensure the pump is stopped before changing direction to avoid damage.
  • Enable Signal: Use the EN pin to disable the pump when not in use, reducing power consumption and wear.
  • Heat Management: Avoid prolonged operation at maximum speed to prevent overheating.

Troubleshooting and FAQs

Common Issues and Solutions

Issue Possible Cause Solution
Pump does not start - Power supply not connected or insufficient
- EN pin not set to HIGH
- Verify power supply connections and voltage
- Set EN pin to HIGH
Pump runs in the wrong direction DIR pin signal is incorrect Toggle the DIR pin to change the direction
Pump speed is inconsistent - Noise on PUL signal
- Insufficient power supply
- Use shielded cables for PUL signal
- Ensure power supply meets requirements
Pump overheats during operation Prolonged operation at high speed Reduce operating speed or add cooling measures
No response from the pump Loose or incorrect wiring Double-check all connections and ensure the harness is securely attached

FAQs

  1. Can I use a different voltage supply?
    No, the harness and pump are designed for 12V DC operation. Using a different voltage may damage the pump.

  2. What happens if I leave the EN pin floating?
    The pump may behave unpredictably. Always set the EN pin to HIGH or LOW explicitly.

  3. Can I extend the wire length?
    Yes, but ensure the extended wires are of the same gauge (24 AWG) and use shielded cables to minimize signal degradation.

  4. Is the harness compatible with other pumps?
    This harness is specifically designed for Kamoer peristaltic pumps. Compatibility with other pumps is not guaranteed.

By following this documentation, you can effectively integrate the Kamoer Peristaltic Pump 5-Wire Harness into your projects for precise fluid control and operation.