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dspMC/IP Motion Controller / Re: DSPMC controller and Orom Servo Driver/Motor interface
« on: May 13, 2010, 10:01:48 AM »
Those Omron Drives and motors are just rebranded Yaskawa parts.
The only other problem you might have is whether they are active High or Active Low signals. What I mean is - Active High is expecting you to supply 24V when you enable it. Active low means you will be pulling the signal to ground when you enable it.
You will also want to check and see how close to 10V your control signal ican get. I have had a CNC unit that only put out 9.5V so I had to adjust that setting in the drive to get max speed.
The only other problem you might have is whether they are active High or Active Low signals. What I mean is - Active High is expecting you to supply 24V when you enable it. Active low means you will be pulling the signal to ground when you enable it.
You will also want to check and see how close to 10V your control signal ican get. I have had a CNC unit that only put out 9.5V so I had to adjust that setting in the drive to get max speed.