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@skyOfpersia, absolutely! If you set one of your digital inputs to 0x06 "Reverse Direction of Input Command" it will change the motors direction in either torque or speed mode. Thanks for the excellent question!

@@automationdirect.comdrives1506 Thank you for your reply, can you help me to do this in ASda B2 Delta servo motor ?

@@automationdirect.comdrives1506 Can you not reverse using registers?

@skyOfpersia, you can absolutely reverse using registers. If you assign a digital input to 0x06 "Reverse Direction of Input Command" it will reverse the input direction for speed or torque mode. You can then trigger that digital input over a communication connection, such as Modbus registers. For further details take a look at P3.006 and P4.007 in the SV2 manual. This works for the SureServo 2. I have no idea if it would work for a different drive from a different manufacturer like the ASda B2 Delta.

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That will depend on how you are commanding the servo. What mode are you operating in? Pr? Pt? Also, see our main video channel as well for new content and tutorials! www.youtube.com/@automationdirect

You can change the three preset speed parameters (Speed 1, 2, and 3) over Ethernet while running the drive and motor, to alter the active speed. You cannot directly influence the analog input using communication. Also, see our main video channel as well for new content and tutorials! www.youtube.com/@automationdirect

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Not yet, but we can add it to the list! Thanks for the feedback.

Hi Joshua, I think you want to write a position to a PR Path and then run that path - is that right? If so, that's easy. Example: Write 50000 to P6.00 which is the position register for path 2. Trigger the execution of path 2 by writing decimal 2 into P5.007. As long as the drive is enabled and ready, then Path 2 should execute with the new position data (50000).

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Not yet, but it is on our list ...

Thank you I hope that will be soon

@@automationdirect.comdrives1506 Did it make it to the top of the list yet? Thanks, B

Disregard, th-cam.com/video/YO5OzRL60ro/w-d-xo.html has enough information to do so.

@@ammarsalim2424 the video is here! Thank you for your patience! www.automationdirect.com/videos/video?videoToPlay=OvMKSDX_4PY&cat1=50&cat2=81&cat3=200?WDYGoWQYzw&VideoTeamDescription

That's a bit much to answer in a simple TH-cam comment, so I would suggest contacting AutomationDirect's free tech support. Go here to see your options: community.automationdirect.com/s/contactsupport

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By Line Drive we are just referring to your standard differential pair. For example, if you pull up the quick start guide here: cdn.automationdirect.com/static/manuals/sureservo2/inserts/ss2driveqsg.pdf and go to section (8) on page 2, you will see how to wire the SULSE and SIGN for single ended NPN or PNP. The video is saying that will work, but to get the best noise immunity, you should drive both the + and - side of the SIGN and PULSE inputs. Most PLCs and controllers are setup to do differential signaling like that, but most users ignore it.

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The ACN drive is not compatible with asymmetric ground systems. Check out page 2-9 of the drives user manual for more information: cdn.automationdirect.com/static/manuals/acndrives/acndrives.pdf That's one of the nice things about the GS4 - it can handle those!

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AutomationDirect often re-brands vendors equipment at the Vendors request - they have their reasons. We also often augment the vendors equipment to provide even better value for our customers. So it is not always exactly identical to the original vendors hardware. I can't comment on whether this is a Delta drive or not for legal reasons, so you will have to use your imagination there ....

Yeah, It's hard to beat the Click PLC. Check out the latest models with wifi!

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Hi Michel, No that one fell off the list ... Let us know if it would be helpful and we'll bump it up the priority list ...

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Thanks Kyle, We'll look into Promosm.