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Ran a motor with servo drive today
I was able to run the Y axis motor with a 30A8 servo drive today. Used
a 30v power supply as power source and another power supply as a command source. I used a reversing switch for Legos as a control. It worked pretty well! Next thing I will do is switch to tachometer mode instead of voltage mode. i |
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Ran a motor with servo drive today
Ignoramus11285 wrote:
I was able to run the Y axis motor with a 30A8 servo drive today. Used a 30v power supply as power source and another power supply as a command source. I used a reversing switch for Legos as a control. It worked pretty well! Next thing I will do is switch to tachometer mode instead of voltage mode. i Progress! I wish I was there to watch, drink your beer and maybe even help Wes |
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Ran a motor with servo drive today
On 2010-06-26, Wes wrote:
Ignoramus11285 wrote: I was able to run the Y axis motor with a 30A8 servo drive today. Used a 30v power supply as power source and another power supply as a command source. I used a reversing switch for Legos as a control. It worked pretty well! Next thing I will do is switch to tachometer mode instead of voltage mode. i Progress! I wish I was there to watch, drink your beer and maybe even help Wes, I have a huge supply of Miller Lite, if you are ever in the area, I would love to see you! i |
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Ran a motor with servo drive today
"Ignoramus11285" wrote in message ... I was able to run the Y axis motor with a 30A8 servo drive today. Used a 30v power supply as power source and another power supply as a command source. I used a reversing switch for Legos as a control. It worked pretty well! Next thing I will do is switch to tachometer mode instead of voltage mode. i Iggy, I can see an additiction coming on. THERE IS NO CURE. You'd best stop now before you are totally hooked. That little thrill you get everytime a machine does your bidding must be fed. You'll need larger and larger fixes. Soon your home will be taken over with top performing machines you paid little or nothing for. Just a hopeless addict warning you. Karl |
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Ran a motor with servo drive today
Karl Townsend wrote: "Ignoramus11285" wrote in message ... I was able to run the Y axis motor with a 30A8 servo drive today. Used a 30v power supply as power source and another power supply as a command source. I used a reversing switch for Legos as a control. It worked pretty well! Next thing I will do is switch to tachometer mode instead of voltage mode. i Iggy, I can see an additiction coming on. THERE IS NO CURE. You'd best stop now before you are totally hooked. That little thrill you get everytime a machine does your bidding must be fed. You'll need larger and larger fixes. Soon your home will be taken over with top performing machines you paid little or nothing for. Just a hopeless addict warning you. Karl Three questions to ask yourself when considering any tool acquisition: 1. How often would I use it? 2. Do I have room for it? 3. Do I already have a way to do the same task adequately? Answering these questions honestly helps keep the addiction in check. |
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Ran a motor with servo drive today
On 2010-06-27, Karl Townsend wrote:
"Ignoramus11285" wrote in message ... I was able to run the Y axis motor with a 30A8 servo drive today. Used a 30v power supply as power source and another power supply as a command source. I used a reversing switch for Legos as a control. It worked pretty well! Next thing I will do is switch to tachometer mode instead of voltage mode. i Iggy, I can see an additiction coming on. THERE IS NO CURE. You'd best stop now before you are totally hooked. That little thrill you get everytime a machine does your bidding must be fed. You'll need larger and larger fixes. Soon your home will be taken over with top performing machines you paid little or nothing for. It is hard to pass by $5 milling machines and working on them is fun. This is definitely the last one, however, as I have no more space. i |
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Ran a motor with servo drive today
"Ignoramus11285" wrote in message ... I was able to run the Y axis motor with a 30A8 servo drive today. Used a 30v power supply as power source and another power supply as a command source. I used a reversing switch for Legos as a control. It worked pretty well! Next thing I will do is switch to tachometer mode instead of voltage mode. i Do your motors have tachometers on them? It's good for you to know how to run the drives like this, if there is a problem and an axis doesn't move sometime, you will be able to tell if the problem is in the drive or somewhere else. RogerN |
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Ran a motor with servo drive today
"Ignoramus12901" wrote in message news On 2010-06-27, Karl Townsend wrote: "Ignoramus11285" wrote in message ... I was able to run the Y axis motor with a 30A8 servo drive today. Used a 30v power supply as power source and another power supply as a command source. I used a reversing switch for Legos as a control. It worked pretty well! Next thing I will do is switch to tachometer mode instead of voltage mode. i Iggy, I can see an additiction coming on. THERE IS NO CURE. You'd best stop now before you are totally hooked. That little thrill you get everytime a machine does your bidding must be fed. You'll need larger and larger fixes. Soon your home will be taken over with top performing machines you paid little or nothing for. It is hard to pass by $5 milling machines and working on them is fun. This is definitely the last one, however, as I have no more space. i Heck, after you're done you can double your money and sell the mill for $10 and do another one! :-) I can't wait to see pics of your home made tool changer after you get the mill running. RogerN |
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Ran a motor with servo drive today
On 2010-06-27, RogerN wrote:
"Ignoramus11285" wrote in message ... I was able to run the Y axis motor with a 30A8 servo drive today. Used a 30v power supply as power source and another power supply as a command source. I used a reversing switch for Legos as a control. It worked pretty well! Next thing I will do is switch to tachometer mode instead of voltage mode. i Do your motors have tachometers on them? Yep. I still have not decided if I should use voltage mode or tachometer mode. Tachometer mode seems to be more accurate, but with potential for trouble if tachometer stops working. i It's good for you to know how to run the drives like this, if there is a problem and an axis doesn't move sometime, you will be able to tell if the problem is in the drive or somewhere else. RogerN |
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Ran a motor with servo drive today
On Sun, 27 Jun 2010 09:51:30 -0500, Ignoramus12901
wrote: On 2010-06-27, Karl Townsend wrote: "Ignoramus11285" wrote in message ... I was able to run the Y axis motor with a 30A8 servo drive today. Used a 30v power supply as power source and another power supply as a command source. I used a reversing switch for Legos as a control. It worked pretty well! Next thing I will do is switch to tachometer mode instead of voltage mode. i Iggy, I can see an additiction coming on. THERE IS NO CURE. You'd best stop now before you are totally hooked. That little thrill you get everytime a machine does your bidding must be fed. You'll need larger and larger fixes. Soon your home will be taken over with top performing machines you paid little or nothing for. It is hard to pass by $5 milling machines and working on them is fun. This is definitely the last one, however, as I have no more space. i Saved for prosperity..and to be trotted out in a year or two and held over his head in glee as he starts talking about the next machine he drags home. Gunner, hard core machinery addict. One could not be a successful Leftwinger without realizing that, in contrast to the popular conception supported by newspapers and mothers of Leftwingers, a goodly number of Leftwingers are not only narrow-minded and dull, but also just stupid. Gunner Asch |
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Ran a motor with servo drive today
On 2010-06-27, Gunner Asch wrote:
On Sun, 27 Jun 2010 09:51:30 -0500, Ignoramus12901 wrote: On 2010-06-27, Karl Townsend wrote: "Ignoramus11285" wrote in message ... I was able to run the Y axis motor with a 30A8 servo drive today. Used a 30v power supply as power source and another power supply as a command source. I used a reversing switch for Legos as a control. It worked pretty well! Next thing I will do is switch to tachometer mode instead of voltage mode. i Iggy, I can see an additiction coming on. THERE IS NO CURE. You'd best stop now before you are totally hooked. That little thrill you get everytime a machine does your bidding must be fed. You'll need larger and larger fixes. Soon your home will be taken over with top performing machines you paid little or nothing for. It is hard to pass by $5 milling machines and working on them is fun. This is definitely the last one, however, as I have no more space. i Saved for prosperity..and to be trotted out in a year or two and held over his head in glee as he starts talking about the next machine he drags home. ROTFLMAO i |
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Ran a motor with servo drive today
Ignoramus11285 wrote:
On 2010-06-26, Wes wrote: Ignoramus11285 wrote: I was able to run the Y axis motor with a 30A8 servo drive today. Used a 30v power supply as power source and another power supply as a command source. I used a reversing switch for Legos as a control. It worked pretty well! Next thing I will do is switch to tachometer mode instead of voltage mode. i Progress! I wish I was there to watch, drink your beer and maybe even help Wes, I have a huge supply of Miller Lite, if you are ever in the area, I would love to see you! i Maybe some day the company will get back to the concept that training is a valuable asset and I can attend training at Fanuc in Chicago. If it happens, I'll look you up. Wes -- "Additionally as a security officer, I carry a gun to protect government officials but my life isn't worth protecting at home in their eyes." Dick Anthony Heller |
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