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CS-Lab / Re: CSMIO/IP-S vs DELTA ASDA-B2

« on: November 16, 2014, 08:56:55 AM »

Hi,

very impressive machine, looking forward to see it running.


If you are planing your netxt machine, you can also have a look for

SZGH motors and servo controllers
http://www.szghauto.com/ac-servo-motor-and-driver.php

cheap and working good.

Thomas

2452

CS-Lab / Re: CSMIO/IP-S vs DELTA ASDA-B2

« on: November 14, 2014, 06:52:10 AM »

Hi,

had a quick look to the delta manual.
for my understanding P1-00 should be :    1042

Thomas

2453

CS-Lab / Re: CSMIO/IP-S vs DELTA ASDA-B2

« on: November 14, 2014, 06:36:20 AM »

Hi,

drives are set to position control mode and right signals for pulse an dir ?

i am not so familiar with the delta drives, never had one.

Thomas

2454

CS-Lab / Re: CSMIO/IP-S vs DELTA ASDA-B2

« on: November 14, 2014, 06:11:55 AM »

Hi,

have you set in Output aeria Enable1 to port 10 pin 0 ? That is your enable for the drives.
are your positions chaning in mach3 if you try to move in manual ?
are you able to clear the reset button ?

Thomas

2455

General Mach Discussion / Re: 24V Signals

« on: November 10, 2014, 08:00:16 AM »

hi,
i think on the 5v side its only to connect to lpt port,
but on the 24v side you need to add a power supply,
because the berger lahr is only a input.

Thomas

2456

General Mach Discussion / Re: 24V Signals

« on: November 10, 2014, 07:21:22 AM »

ok,
sorry i was wrong, your berger Lahr controler has also 24v for step/dir signals.

than you have to look for optocouples like this:

https://www.phoenixcontact.com/online/portal/us/pxc/offcontext/search_result_page/!ut/p/b1/vZPJkqJAEIafpR9Aq4pVjsXiglKyFApcCBoLFWRRaUGevu2ZiL51e5gJMy-ZEV_GH1WZP4hAiGRBViYiEgUQgKhKbsd90h7rKjl99ZEUU5Uahs1JaO2IKlzoomasBHcOefQAwh8BNHf4f5vH6Nl8-ADkWJkRCXKChGaiokPM-ZrtrXzdwxKgIIBC7OX3ZjEUg5sP7tqiFiTU6BGEiOT29lEPZKcSoicdNDhEdJ8jEN69B-sp1N5tXF_FGtlBa_ZMUHyxoPPqF0rCqwX__5eaIDq-l-MuLcdw3PTpuM6ytK5a1rfjK0su6SG-sOvHqY2bZM_AJgivsl5bnYED27lNE6X1Rc0v6OzdMkxbKVbDUsySRT3dcZZ7XFNeZ0O6t1X-9iEM_ByuQ7PSl6XasHAamJ3I-nSa-VJ5Z7TfK6TA9aiUgttFX0codlh3TtoRQ1HrysfzgaRdhrVBC6gPtiD6xRB__fYr8GWoPwD8ITAEHqti34s3tu8BMq9L9uzm5e8FTS7WKs1NagnXSYpsL-Xd_N41y4LfqF1dmc2uED-yxu2TyjyEp2iUV9vGueC95p1zHYEyOk0n6Dv5xsgwxG9vn9Put9k!/dl4/d5/L2dBISEvZ0FBIS9nQSEh/pw/Z7_9GN602461G59D0A2UCPSLUDSA7/ren/p=pxc.param.sort.field/p=pxc.param.pager.requested.row.count=10/p=pxc.param.pager.selected.page=2/p=pxc.param.sort.direction=ASC/-/?uri=pxc-oc-itemdetail:pid=2964270&library=usen&tab=1#Connectiondata


Thomas

2457

General Mach Discussion / Re: 24V Signals

« on: November 10, 2014, 03:01:35 AM »

Hi,

have a look for CS-Lab controllers, they are on 24v industrial standard.

Thomas

2458

General Mach Discussion / Re: wrong axis movements

« on: November 07, 2014, 03:21:04 AM »

Hi,

first of all you have to be clear in witch unit you what to work,
because sometimes you are talking in mm and sometimes in inches.

let's say we want to work in mm.

figure out what your leadscrew pitch is (for example 15mm per rotation)
figure out the stepangle of your motors (for example 1,8° menas 200 Steps per rotation)
figure out in witch stepping mode your stepper controller is set up (for example 1/2 step mode)

in our example we have 1/2 setp mode and 200 Steps/rot. means we need 400Steps per 15mm.
-> 26.66666666 Steps/mm will per your setup in motortuning

for the speed you can start with 400rev/min what means
-> 6000 mm/min is your speed for motortuning

for acceleration let's start with 600 (1/10 of speed)

if your machine is running now in the correct measurement
you can pay with speed and acceleration.

all these values are based on my example above.

Thomas

2459

General Mach Discussion / Re: Dynamic feed rate - is it possible

« on: November 07, 2014, 02:48:08 AM »

you can also look for EstlCam,
i am using this, it's realy easy.

Thomas

2460

VB and the development of wizards / Re: How to stop gcode("") by activation of signal?

« on: November 03, 2014, 02:58:38 PM »

hello picoworm,

don't want to interupt you in your own way of making a reference sequence,
but all this VB stuff will be to slow for what ever you try to do.

hope i can make me understand in my bad german english.

Regards Thomas