> I have an axis with 50800 counts per inch.
> This gives me the proper amount of travel but in the wrong
> direction- I am only turning the screw by hand
> When I use a negative 50800 it is correct. Will this cause
> me any problems or should I flip the A and B around?
changing the sign of INPU
Hi
I have an axis with 50800 counts per inch.
This gives me the proper amount of travel but in the wrong
direction- I am only turning the screw by hand
When I use a negative 50800 it is correct. Will this cause
me any problems or should I flip the A and B around?
Thanks
Terry
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Kirk Wallace wrote:
> On Tue, 2008-07-08 at 11:53 -0500, Jon Elson wrote:
> ... snip
>
>>If the encoders are inscrutable proprietary ones that mix the
>>index and commutation signals like Yaskawa does, then Renco has
>>some really nice 2.1" encoders with 6 channels (ABZ and UVW for
>>commutatio
I use some Belden control cable left over from a lighting project.
It's 10 or 12 conductors of 24 ga stranded wire.
It doesn't melt near as bad as Cat 5 or phone wire.
You might check with sound and lighting companies around town
to see if they have any scraps. A 10' piece will last a good while.
On Tue, Jul 08, 2008 at 12:56:27PM -0700, Kirk Wallace wrote:
> I would like to display the axes positions in larger numbers, and
> possibly with an inch/mm toggle. I made an X position pyVCP element on
> the AXIS display, but it doesn't change with Touch-Off.
AXIS already has an inch/mm display t
I have been using CAT-5 wire to solder up perfboard circuits, but the
insulation melts back. Does anyone have a favorite wire for
perfboarding?
--
Kirk Wallace (California, USA
http://www.wallacecompany.com/machine_shop/
Hardinge HNC/EMC CNC lathe,
Bridgeport mill conversion, doing XY now,
Zubal
I would like to display the axes positions in larger numbers, and
possibly with an inch/mm toggle. I made an X position pyVCP element on
the AXIS display, but it doesn't change with Touch-Off. Can anyone give
my a head-start on how to make my pyVCP position match AXIS' position
display?
My lathe_p
On Tue, 2008-07-08 at 11:53 -0500, Jon Elson wrote:
... snip
> If the encoders are inscrutable proprietary ones that mix the
> index and commutation signals like Yaskawa does, then Renco has
> some really nice 2.1" encoders with 6 channels (ABZ and UVW for
> commutation signals.)
>
> Jon
Would
Ed wrote:
> I recently purchased a small HMC with Fanuc control and red cap AC
> motors. The control and probably servo drive will go on Ebay as I have
> no docs with the system and it had been partly dismantled. A couple of
> questions, Does antone know if a VFD will work on a PM 3 phase motor
Ed wrote:
> I recently purchased a small HMC with Fanuc control and red cap AC
> motors. The control and probably servo drive will go on Ebay as I have
> no docs with the system and it had been partly dismantled. A couple of
> questions, Does antone know if a VFD will work on a PM 3 phase motor
I recently purchased a small HMC with Fanuc control and red cap AC
motors. The control and probably servo drive will go on Ebay as I have
no docs with the system and it had been partly dismantled. A couple of
questions, Does antone know if a VFD will work on a PM 3 phase motor as
well as a squi
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