Hi there i have the same controller but i can only access the bios and some other menu the udisk seems wiped. How can i recover or restore the original cnc controll software. I dont have a usb with the original files. Where can i optain this. Thank you in advance
Hi Tinkering Nerd, do you happen to have a picture of your wiring? (like the Filter and the other stuff?) it would also be nice if you could do a video on basic use of the Adtech controller. Cheers,
Hello, thanks for your interest and subscription. As far as wiring goes, I went with diagrams suggested in the manuals for controller and servo drives. In the future, I will go in more details on how I did it. Currently, I seem to get sunk in the constant vortex of either not having time, money, or some other random stuff that takes priority over what I enjoy doing (tinkering :-)) Soon as I muddle through this mess, more videos about CNC will be coming out, stay tuned. Cheers
Also, I have another question, even on step/dir mode the braking system turns on automatically? I mean when I send the signal, the brake will release the motor by turning on the coil? I can't try it disconnecting the motor right? because it would have an error with the encoder? Omg! I just don't want to burn the thing. Also the polarity of the coil is important right? I read it in the manual. But the translation is not very good. And I'm not that savvy in electronics.
As the seller told me, the brake only engages when system/servo is off. Otherwise, brake stays disengaged (energized) and hold of the motor is executed electrically, by the servo drive. As far as polarity, can’t remember right now, will have to look at it.
@@TinkeringNerd Thank you very much for your fast response, and already helping answer! I'll try my best to upload all the information and do what I can before touching anything haha! Very excited about this! Many, many thanks, This was driving me crazy. I'll try to do this in the following days!
hello congratulations on the video you inspired me to assemble my first cnc router, I acquired the cnc9040 and 2 servos of 1 Kw, a question, you have to pass the installation scheme or photos, how much would this help cost? Thanks
Thank you for watching and for your kind words. Unfortunately, I have not made progress on this machine, yet. But, it is sure coming. When I make any, a video about it will be posted, inevitably. Cheers.
I did play a little bit with accel/decel and speed settings in the controller to get the machine to move swiftier, but no sophisticated tuning was necessary in my case.
Regards I need to control 5 servo motors and drivers from my computer, what motion controller card recommends me to retrofit my vertical milling machine to a CNC machine and with what software does it work? 1. AC SERVO MOTOR HF-SP102 MITSUBISHI (01) Axis X INPUT 3AC 125V 5.3 A OUTPUT 1 Kw - 2.000 rpm SERVODRIVER - MITSUBISHI MODEL: MR-J3-100A (Analog) POWER: 1KW INPUT: 5.0 A 3PH+1PH200-230V 50/60 Hz OUTPUT: 170 V 0-360Hz 6.0 A 2. AC SERVO MOTOR HF-SP152 MITSUBISHI (01) Axis Y INPUT 3AC 126V 8.0 A OUTPUT 1.5 Kw - 2.000 rpm SERVODRIVER - MITSUBISHI MODEL: MR-J3-200A (Analaog) POWER: 2KW INPUT: 10.5 A 3PH+1PH200-230V 50/60 Hz OUTPUT: 170 V 0-360Hz 11.0A 3. AC SERVO MOTOR HC-SF202 MITSUBISHI (01) Axis Z INPUT 3AC 138 V 11A OUTPUT 2.0 Kw - 2.000 rpm SERVODRIVER - MITSUBISHI MODEL: MR-H200TN POWER: 2.0 KW INPUT: AC200V - 230 V 50/60Hz OUTPUT: 10A Thank you -- Ing. Rojher Laguna rojher.laguna@gmail.com
Thanks for your question. Here, you have two main options: go with a breaker board (there are plenty to choose from) and computer with Mach3, or standalone CNC controller, like shown in this video. Both options provide step/dir signals for servo drives. Unless I’m missing something, I don’t see where on a vertical mill can you use 5 servo motors. Best.
Hello, thanks for the question. The drivers were sent to me all wired up and ready to go. I didn’t need software to get them going. Driver settings include different presets for different motors.
It’s fine. I, personally, was never a fan of stepper motors (noise, skipped steps, etc.). Servos make so much more sense to me. I guess, it’s a matter of preference. Cheers.
+Joseph Jario I personally only use Internet as my guide and inspiration. Try cnczone.com There are a lot of very knowledgeable people and informative forums.
Sorry, haven’t gotten there, yet. These may not be the best choose for an industrial high production environment(mostly due to connectors and cables), but, for a home shop they are just the thing to have, in my opinion.
I Buddy looking forward to watching your CNC progress but for now can you let me know what motors you desided to go with and whom you got them from? Links to there site? Thanks for sharing, have a great day!
+Werner Berry thanks! You will find links to these products in my first video of this series: "DIY CNC mill controller...from China unpacking". Thanks again and stay tuned.
+Anouar Aroua when you say editing, do you mean editing of the existing g-code program? If yes, then NO specific electronics knowledge required to edit programs. Some basic knowledge is always a plus though. Also, when you say record, do you mean manuals for the drive/controller? If yes, then YES, one can make all necessary connections if the person has basic electrical (and electrical safety) knowledge.
Hi there , I couldn't find anymore videos on your project... What happened? Thank you , I was very curious if you are satisfied with you kit that you have bought . Thank you
Hi. Thanks for your interest. I’m stuck doing bunch of side projects. The DIY CNC mill project is still in the making, please stay tuned for updates. Cheers.
Hello TN! I have watch several times this video, I have the same motors, just a little bigger one of them 1.5kw, I haven't been able to make this little circuit yet. I'll do everything in the video, and make the proper connections, would you be willing just to look at them? I wont take too much of your time, I'll upload a video and explain what I did understood. Because I don't want to ruin this expensive servo and I haven't found another video like yours. I will be so glad if you could help out. Thanks in advance!
Tushar Gajbhiye to be honest, I still haven’t gotten around to work on my CNC machine. If I’m not mistaken, this controller can output both (or at least one of) 4-20mA and 0-10VDC analog signals which can be used to control rpm of the spindle drive.
about this kit you bought, I would like a kit like that. I saw that you were going to do something with them but you haven't done it yet! are you interested in selling this kit? I am from Brazil.
I donno what are you going to build but it will be a monster with those motors. You forgot to talk about your design. What is it, a mill ? It seems an industrial size machine, and you build it by hand for home use ? What kind of rails, ballscrews, spindle, will you use, how will you build the body. These servos are just really small part of the project, almost the most simple parts.
+telelaci2 thank you for your comment. You're right, this my machine may turn out to be slightly overpowered. For preliminary calculations I had in mind a 50kg spindle + z-axis moving with 1g accelerations. The entire gantry assembly will be well over 100kg. The design aspect of it is still in making for I'm going to be using what's available for the frame components. I am aiming at using something like 3x6 rectangular steel pipe, or bigger, filled with liquid stone or something.. Stay tuned for more videos :)
Following you with this control and wondering further videos. Thank you. Is that control capable of calibrating the axis? I mean, if use some motion transfer system (like gears), calibrating the axis will always be a need.
+Eren Kaya still not entirely sure what a calibration of axis would look like. However, you could set any gear ratio as well as any travel distance per revolution in the settings.
My biggest obstacle would be a mountain of obstacles and monetary constrains. This system is sitting on the bench, waiting for its turn. Hopefully, my audience is patient enough to see this project come through. Cheers.
@@TinkeringNerd hi. I'm thinking about building a cnc with Arduino and sepper motors with brake. Can you show me how to connect a stepper motor with brake to Arduino board (or to CNC shield or ramps)? Thank you.
NICE! I bought ADTECH also. Been sitting for a year now no time to start project as yet. Looking for some inspiration from your build though. All the best to you
As of now, limit switches are not wired up. All I had to do to make motors move, is to set limits as soft limits in the controller settings. I can set any position as home, or zero, and start from there..
I think I’ve seen some videos about it. One video being from BrainRight if I’m not mistaken.. those look like cute little controllers :-) Where did you buy your Adtech? What model is it?
Did anyone understand the parameter coin ? It say position complete; it will be nice to take this signal combine it with the "OK" of GRBL to authorize my other arduino to send the next Gcode unfortunately I did not understand how it work (and can it work in step dir mode ?) About the step resolution, in my example I say 4.5 micro is ok for wood, many will say this is stupid 1/10th mm is enough Well nothing is immediate in real life, and there is a gap between the wanted position and the actual position (and basically it is the principle of .servo) 0.1mm is equal to 100 micro with a step of 4.5 micro this is only 22 steps at full speed it is much too small (empirically I will say that below 50 steps alarms will be triggered very often The parameters to define the max amount of errors before to trigger alarm is P15 in order to trigger alarm put it to a low value (5 or 10) and send a great acceleration Normally a good controller must act very fast and use the original signal of the encoder (here 2500x4) so an internal step for a 5 mm ball screw is 500 nano meter; in this case 0.1 mm of mistake represent 200 internal steps. experience will tell ! if the limit is reached the signal alarm will be triggered (3 and 4 on CN1 connector) and the alarm will be 04 (any one know how to get the alarm number ?) a pulse should be send (14 on CN1 connector) to clear the alarm I will make my tests It seem that the electronic engineer are not master to write documentations
Um.. thank you for your interest. Try and see if links in this video description still work: th-cam.com/video/dDxyaoYXxY4/w-d-xo.html I’m not a seller or distributor of this product, the video is just my hobby. Cheers.
I negotiated a deal with the seller, back two years ago. I’m sure your price will be different than mine. What I paid is not important, anymore. I wish you best of luck. Ask for Kevin Lee there, he might help you better.
+shand seimela I am pretty sure Mach3 is not necessary with this setup. All that needed is whatever CAM software you use, save it on USB stick as g-code instructions file, plug into this controller and you're good to go.
+shand seimela this particular controller can be used with up to 4 axis'. There are other options to choose from for different applications (4+ axis', lathe). It also allows user to set all necessary parameters, offsets, backlashes, tools, g-code modifications, etc. It can also operate a tool changer. It is a definite step up from using a Mach3. When using this controller, there is no need to have a computer next to your CNC.
I have Adtech QS 7AA020M and I am making a small demo with GRBL It work very nicely Things you must do enter the password universal this is a little bit tricky - at power up you have r 0 press mode one time Now you must have P 1 press enter Now you must have 0 press inc tll you read 1.0 press inc till you read 1.00 press inc till you read 1.000 press mode you read 1000. (the dot is important) press inc one time 1001. press mode you read 100.1 press inc one time 101.1 press mode you read 11.11 press inc one time 11.11 press enter it will blink now you can change the parameters of your adtech you need the lines pulse + and pulse- they are called STEP in casual language , you can enter directly with your Arduino 5V since it is an optocopler with a led and a 220 ohms included It will probably work (keep a short cable) BUT TO INSTALL IN YOUR MACHINE USE A differential line driver I have old 75174 that make the job nicely but newer chips will work too You need the sign+ and sign- they are called DIR in casual language, you can enter directly with your Arduino 5V since it is an optocopler with a led and a 220 ohms included It will probably work (keep a short cable) BUT TO INSTALL IN YOUR MACHINE USE A differential line driver I have old 75174 that make the job nicely but newer chips will work too Since the encoder is 2500 lines it makes 10000 points per revolution GRBL can drive at 40KHZ max so 40000/10000*60 240 RPM LOLOLOL so you must change that and you can with the parameters P12 and P13 Let's take GRBL at 30KHZ our motor 600W run at 3000RPM or 50 RPsec this is 600 steps per sec for 30khz or 800 at 40khz A servo must work faster to give his power and a time belt avoid coupler! let's imagine a ball screw with a pitch of 5mm (5mm per turn) let's imagine a speed of displacement of 8 meters/min (it's pretty fast) this is (8000/5 )/60 =26.66 RPsec so the ratio should be 26.66/50 =0.532 normalized it give a motor pulley of 30 teeth and axis pulley of 56 ratio 0.54 600/0.54=1111.11 positions for 5mm (better to be smarter in your choice) or 4.5 micro per step enough for wood machine for metal 1micro is a minimum Lets parameter P12 and P13 1/1 give 10000 to have 600 steps makes 16.6666 lets take 16.6 we can write it 5/83 it make 602 steps let's go in P12 press enter type inc till you have 83 press enter type inc you are in P13 press enter type inc till you have 5 press enter job done in P4 type 0 (external pulse input) in p5 type 1 (enable control invalid) in p10 type 3 or 0 if you use a line driver it should work to save ....read the doc
Hello, and wow! Thank you for your interest and this information. You left me speechless here :-) Maybe, when I grow up, I’ll be able to process it all..
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Hi there i have the same controller but i can only access the bios and some other menu the udisk seems wiped. How can i recover or restore the original cnc controll software. I dont have a usb with the original files. Where can i optain this. Thank you in advance
Hi Tinkering Nerd, do you happen to have a picture of your wiring? (like the Filter and the other stuff?) it would also be nice if you could do a video on basic use of the Adtech controller. Cheers,
Hello, thanks for your interest and subscription. As far as wiring goes, I went with diagrams suggested in the manuals for controller and servo drives. In the future, I will go in more details on how I did it.
Currently, I seem to get sunk in the constant vortex of either not having time, money, or some other random stuff that takes priority over what I enjoy doing (tinkering :-))
Soon as I muddle through this mess, more videos about CNC will be coming out, stay tuned. Cheers
You post very cool and interesting videos!
Thank you very much!
Which filter did you use for 24vdc power?
Hello
Which CAM program do you use? Is there a special post processor for this controller?
I intend to use masterCam. As of now, not sure about the post processor.
Also, I have another question, even on step/dir mode the braking system turns on automatically? I mean when I send the signal, the brake will release the motor by turning on the coil? I can't try it disconnecting the motor right? because it would have an error with the encoder? Omg! I just don't want to burn the thing. Also the polarity of the coil is important right? I read it in the manual. But the translation is not very good. And I'm not that savvy in electronics.
As the seller told me, the brake only engages when system/servo is off. Otherwise, brake stays disengaged (energized) and hold of the motor is executed electrically, by the servo drive. As far as polarity, can’t remember right now, will have to look at it.
@@TinkeringNerd Thank you very much for your fast response, and already helping answer! I'll try my best to upload all the information and do what I can before touching anything haha! Very excited about this! Many, many thanks, This was driving me crazy. I'll try to do this in the following days!
hello congratulations on the video you inspired me to assemble my first cnc router, I acquired the cnc9040 and 2 servos of 1 Kw, a question, you have to pass the installation scheme or photos, how much would this help cost? Thanks
Thank you for watching and for your kind words. Unfortunately, I have not made progress on this machine, yet. But, it is sure coming. When I make any, a video about it will be posted, inevitably.
Cheers.
did the motor need fine tuning to communicate the controller to servo driver .
I did play a little bit with accel/decel and speed settings in the controller to get the machine to move swiftier, but no sophisticated tuning was necessary in my case.
Regards
I need to control 5 servo motors and drivers from my computer, what motion controller card recommends me to retrofit my vertical milling machine to a CNC machine and with what software does it work?
1. AC SERVO MOTOR HF-SP102 MITSUBISHI (01) Axis X
INPUT 3AC 125V 5.3 A
OUTPUT 1 Kw - 2.000 rpm
SERVODRIVER - MITSUBISHI
MODEL: MR-J3-100A (Analog)
POWER: 1KW
INPUT: 5.0 A 3PH+1PH200-230V 50/60 Hz
OUTPUT: 170 V 0-360Hz 6.0 A
2. AC SERVO MOTOR HF-SP152 MITSUBISHI (01) Axis Y
INPUT 3AC 126V 8.0 A
OUTPUT 1.5 Kw - 2.000 rpm
SERVODRIVER - MITSUBISHI
MODEL: MR-J3-200A (Analaog)
POWER: 2KW
INPUT: 10.5 A 3PH+1PH200-230V 50/60 Hz
OUTPUT: 170 V 0-360Hz 11.0A
3. AC SERVO MOTOR HC-SF202 MITSUBISHI (01) Axis Z
INPUT 3AC 138 V 11A
OUTPUT 2.0 Kw - 2.000 rpm
SERVODRIVER - MITSUBISHI
MODEL: MR-H200TN
POWER: 2.0 KW
INPUT: AC200V - 230 V 50/60Hz
OUTPUT: 10A
Thank you
--
Ing. Rojher Laguna
rojher.laguna@gmail.com
Thanks for your question. Here, you have two main options: go with a breaker board (there are plenty to choose from) and computer with Mach3, or standalone CNC controller, like shown in this video. Both options provide step/dir signals for servo drives. Unless I’m missing something, I don’t see where on a vertical mill can you use 5 servo motors.
Best.
Hi sir
Is your brake motor temperature rise up after 1/2 hour of working??
Please reply
I never noticed any unusual temperature rises. Do you supply the correct voltage to your brake coil?
Yes sir, i have order same motor as you used, i have observed temp rised of brake motor after time. Please notice it and reply
Hello are the drives difficult to tune? Is there software for tuning, if not how is it accomplished? Thank you.
Hello, thanks for the question. The drivers were sent to me all wired up and ready to go. I didn’t need software to get them going. Driver settings include different presets for different motors.
@@TinkeringNerd Thanks for the info, I like the prices but am apprehensive about them
It’s fine. I, personally, was never a fan of stepper motors (noise, skipped steps, etc.). Servos make so much more sense to me.
I guess, it’s a matter of preference.
Cheers.
did you tuning on the drivers
Hi, i'm interested of building a cnc machine, do you have any suggestion for manual book guidance or maybe video how to do it...? Thanks
+Joseph Jario I personally only use Internet as my guide and inspiration. Try cnczone.com
There are a lot of very knowledgeable people and informative forums.
hello, I have such servos, translation to racks.
I can't set parameters, constant jerking.
machine geometry okay.
maybe someone will help.
greetings
Did you ever finish this project? And what was the cost? I have a Bridgeport that I want to convert to cnc. If that stuff works I would get one asap.
Sorry, haven’t gotten there, yet. These may not be the best choose for an industrial high production environment(mostly due to connectors and cables), but, for a home shop they are just the thing to have, in my opinion.
@@TinkeringNerd that's ok. I'm not ready for any kind of production right now. More interested in learning to draw and program a cnc.
It’s hard to beat this set, then. Keep us posted on your progress, or if you find some alternative to these motors/controller.
Cheers.
I Buddy looking forward to watching your CNC progress but for now can you let me know what motors you desided to go with and whom you got them from? Links to there site?
Thanks for sharing, have a great day!
+Werner Berry thanks! You will find links to these products in my first video of this series: "DIY CNC mill controller...from China unpacking". Thanks again and stay tuned.
Nice channel you have there! Maybe, when I grow up, I'll have a channel like yours :-)
Sir please share cnc spindle plus vfd connection with 4640 cnc controller
Hello everyone
does the editing require an electronic knowledge? is the record sufficient to connect all the instalation?THANK YOU IN ADVANCE
+Anouar Aroua when you say editing, do you mean editing of the existing g-code program? If yes, then NO specific electronics knowledge required to edit programs. Some basic knowledge is always a plus though.
Also, when you say record, do you mean manuals for the drive/controller? If yes, then YES, one can make all necessary connections if the person has basic electrical (and electrical safety) knowledge.
Hi there , I couldn't find anymore videos on your project... What happened? Thank you , I was very curious if you are satisfied with you kit that you have bought . Thank you
Hi. Thanks for your interest. I’m stuck doing bunch of side projects. The DIY CNC mill project is still in the making, please stay tuned for updates. Cheers.
Hello TN! I have watch several times this video, I have the same motors, just a little bigger one of them 1.5kw, I haven't been able to make this little circuit yet. I'll do everything in the video, and make the proper connections, would you be willing just to look at them? I wont take too much of your time, I'll upload a video and explain what I did understood. Because I don't want to ruin this expensive servo and I haven't found another video like yours. I will be so glad if you could help out. Thanks in advance!
Hello, sure, I’ll take a look and hopefully be able to help.
Hi sir
Do you have any idea how to wire this controller with spindle?
Tushar Gajbhiye to be honest, I still haven’t gotten around to work on my CNC machine. If I’m not mistaken, this controller can output both (or at least one of) 4-20mA and 0-10VDC analog signals which can be used to control rpm of the spindle drive.
You can talk about xS6 digital out pin?
about this kit you bought, I would like a kit like that. I saw that you were going to do something with them but you haven't done it yet! are you interested in selling this kit? I am from Brazil.
I’m pretty sure you can buy same components for less than what I paid for them. I’m not done with my kit, yet.
Cheers
I donno what are you going to build but it will be a monster with those motors. You forgot to talk about your design. What is it, a mill ? It seems an industrial size machine, and you build it by hand for home use ?
What kind of rails, ballscrews, spindle, will you use, how will you build the body. These servos are just really small part of the project, almost the most simple parts.
+telelaci2 thank you for your comment. You're right, this my machine may turn out to be slightly overpowered. For preliminary calculations I had in mind a 50kg spindle + z-axis moving with 1g accelerations. The entire gantry assembly will be well over 100kg. The design aspect of it is still in making for I'm going to be using what's available for the frame components. I am aiming at using something like 3x6 rectangular steel pipe, or bigger, filled with liquid stone or something.. Stay tuned for more videos :)
Does servo drive need different different parameter for xyz or the same parameter
I think it depends on your motors and the environment the motors work in (pre-load, inertia, required acceleration, etc)
Following you with this control and wondering further videos. Thank you. Is that control capable of calibrating the axis? I mean, if use some motion transfer system (like gears), calibrating the axis will always be a need.
+Eren Kaya still not entirely sure what a calibration of axis would look like. However, you could set any gear ratio as well as any travel distance per revolution in the settings.
Tinkering Nerd, that was what I asked. I guess travel distance per revolution and gear ratio would suffice. Thank you.
+Eren Kaya Sure! Thanks for your questions and comments!
Did you give up on using this system? Ive been watching for an update.
My biggest obstacle would be a mountain of obstacles and monetary constrains. This system is sitting on the bench, waiting for its turn. Hopefully, my audience is patient enough to see this project come through.
Cheers.
@@TinkeringNerd hi. I'm thinking about building a cnc with Arduino and sepper motors with brake. Can you show me how to connect a stepper motor with brake to Arduino board (or to CNC shield or ramps)? Thank you.
NICE! I bought ADTECH also. Been sitting for a year now no time to start project as yet. Looking for some inspiration from your build though.
All the best to you
+Dirk Thomas thanks! Time is really short! So is the budget :-)
Will be pushing to get everything done!
Stay tuned.
U dont post the important parts.Any reason?
Which important parts?
Looks like schematic is done by using GOST 2.701-84 :-)
You’re probably not far from truth :-)
Hello sir,
Can you share me limit switch wirring or servo motor limit wirring ( soft limit)
As of now, limit switches are not wired up. All I had to do to make motors move, is to set limits as soft limits in the controller settings. I can set any position as home, or zero, and start from there..
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Nice video Thank you..........
Thank you very much!
nice vidio, where did you get that,,?
+as39ad ali thanks :-)
I bought it on AliExpress, please look for links in my "CNC Controller.. unpacking" video description. Cheers.
Tinkering Nerd whether already installed g code software inside the cnc cotroller..?
+as39ad ali do you mean a g-code file from a USB? No, at this point I just tried to manually input few g- commands, and it's working as expected.
Morning Can you help me setup up a Adtech controller on my home build CNC. I have most of it done. Thank you.
I could give it a try and learn it with you :-)
How far are you with your project
I’ve done a lot of brain work (anticipation, contemplation), but nothing really to show, or else I’d post an update video.
I have a working machine but I don't like the controller it is a DDCSV1.1
I think I’ve seen some videos about it. One video being from BrainRight if I’m not mistaken.. those look like cute little controllers :-)
Where did you buy your Adtech? What model is it?
Did anyone understand the parameter coin ?
It say position complete; it will be nice to take this signal combine it with the "OK" of GRBL to authorize my other arduino to send the next Gcode
unfortunately I did not understand how it work (and can it work in step dir mode ?)
About the step resolution, in my example I say 4.5 micro is ok for wood, many will say this is stupid 1/10th mm is enough
Well nothing is immediate in real life, and there is a gap between the wanted position and the actual position (and basically it is the principle of .servo)
0.1mm is equal to 100 micro with a step of 4.5 micro this is only 22 steps at full speed it is much too small (empirically I will say that below 50 steps alarms will be triggered very often
The parameters to define the max amount of errors before to trigger alarm is
P15 in order to trigger alarm put it to a low value (5 or 10) and send a great acceleration
Normally a good controller must act very fast and use the original signal of the encoder (here 2500x4) so an internal step for a 5 mm ball screw is 500 nano meter; in this case 0.1 mm of mistake represent 200 internal steps.
experience will tell !
if the limit is reached the signal alarm will be triggered (3 and 4 on CN1 connector) and the alarm will be 04 (any one know how to get the alarm number ?) a pulse should be send (14 on CN1 connector) to clear the alarm
I will make my tests
It seem that the electronic engineer are not master to write documentations
Contact details and total price of this kit
My mob no +919853215448
Um..
thank you for your interest. Try and see if links in this video description still work:
th-cam.com/video/dDxyaoYXxY4/w-d-xo.html
I’m not a seller or distributor of this product, the video is just my hobby.
Cheers.
Price details
I negotiated a deal with the seller, back two years ago. I’m sure your price will be different than mine. What I paid is not important, anymore. I wish you best of luck.
Ask for Kevin Lee there, he might help you better.
i want to use MACH 3 .... it is possible ?
+shand seimela I am pretty sure Mach3 is not necessary with this setup. All that needed is whatever CAM software you use, save it on USB stick as g-code instructions file, plug into this controller and you're good to go.
im familiar with Mach 3 ....i want to use this for plasma cutting 4 axis plasma im not sure that this setup will allow me
+shand seimela this particular controller can be used with up to 4 axis'. There are other options to choose from for different applications (4+ axis', lathe). It also allows user to set all necessary parameters, offsets, backlashes, tools, g-code modifications, etc. It can also operate a tool changer. It is a definite step up from using a Mach3. When using this controller, there is no need to have a computer next to your CNC.
I have Adtech QS 7AA020M and I am making a small demo with GRBL
It work very nicely
Things you must do
enter the password universal this is a little bit tricky -
at power up you have r 0
press mode one time
Now you must have P 1
press enter
Now you must have 0
press inc tll you read 1.0
press inc till you read 1.00
press inc till you read 1.000
press mode you read 1000. (the dot is important)
press inc one time 1001.
press mode you read 100.1
press inc one time 101.1
press mode you read 11.11
press inc one time 11.11
press enter it will blink
now you can change the parameters of your adtech
you need the lines pulse + and pulse- they are called STEP in casual language , you can enter directly with your Arduino 5V since it is an optocopler with a led and a 220 ohms included It will probably work (keep a short cable) BUT TO INSTALL IN YOUR MACHINE USE A differential line driver I have old 75174 that make the job nicely but newer chips will work too
You need the sign+ and sign- they are called DIR in casual language, you can enter directly with your Arduino 5V since it is an optocopler with a led and a 220 ohms included It will probably work (keep a short cable) BUT TO INSTALL IN YOUR MACHINE USE A differential line driver I have old 75174 that make the job nicely but newer chips will work too
Since the encoder is 2500 lines it makes 10000 points per revolution GRBL can drive at 40KHZ max so 40000/10000*60 240 RPM LOLOLOL
so you must change that and you can with the parameters P12 and P13
Let's take GRBL at 30KHZ our motor 600W run at 3000RPM or 50 RPsec this is 600 steps per sec for 30khz or 800 at 40khz
A servo must work faster to give his power and a time belt avoid coupler!
let's imagine a ball screw with a pitch of 5mm (5mm per turn)
let's imagine a speed of displacement of 8 meters/min (it's pretty fast)
this is (8000/5 )/60 =26.66 RPsec so the ratio should be 26.66/50 =0.532
normalized it give a motor pulley of 30 teeth and axis pulley of 56 ratio 0.54
600/0.54=1111.11 positions for 5mm (better to be smarter in your choice) or 4.5 micro per step enough for wood machine for metal 1micro is a minimum
Lets parameter P12 and P13
1/1 give 10000 to have 600 steps makes 16.6666 lets take 16.6 we can write it 5/83 it make 602 steps
let's go in P12
press enter
type inc till you have 83
press enter
type inc you are in
P13
press enter
type inc till you have 5
press enter
job done
in P4 type 0 (external pulse input)
in p5 type 1 (enable control invalid)
in p10 type 3 or 0 if you use a line driver
it should work
to save ....read the doc
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