Hi Marius,
When you hit Estop do the drives power down completely? If so, you might
as well stick with step/dir without encoder feedback. With step/dir the
only thing encoder feedback will do for you is let you track the
machine's movement when it is in estop. If the drives power down you
On 2019/12/04 18:41, Mark Johnsen wrote:
Marius,
You need to see what kind of encoder the Yaskawa motor has on it. I recall
many of them were serial w/ a proprietary Yaskawa protocol, which would
make it hard to run the encoder directly back to the mesa.
Possibly, the servo pack has an
On 12/04/2019 10:41 AM, Mark Johnsen wrote:
Marius,
You need to see what kind of encoder the Yaskawa motor has on it. I recall
many of them were serial w/ a proprietary Yaskawa protocol, which would
make it hard to run the encoder directly back to the mesa.
Possibly, the servo pack has an
Marius,
You need to see what kind of encoder the Yaskawa motor has on it. I recall
many of them were serial w/ a proprietary Yaskawa protocol, which would
make it hard to run the encoder directly back to the mesa.
Possibly, the servo pack has an 'encoder out' feature that you could run
back to
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From: Marius
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Subject: [Emc-users] Yaskawa Servopacks with Mesa
Hi
I have been requested to conver
Hi
I have been requested to convert a router that has Yaskawa Servo Packs
(SGD7S with analog and step/dir and encoders) already installed. The
installation makes use of the STEP/DIR signals currently but with no
encoder feedback.
I intend to use the Mesa 7I95 to replace the Chinese
