How to re-automate your router upgraded Sainsmart - Genmitsu PROVERXL cnc w/ a solid state relay
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- This video shows how to connect your upgraded cnc machine to the software controls so the computer can turn it on at the beginning of the job and off at the end of the job so you don't forget and crash your machine! 😀
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Useful, but I'm def putting this in a box / enclosure of some kind; cutting metal and or using metal tools, eventually I'll end up bridging those two terminals.
A sound insulated "room of it's own" is a great idea. I have since moved the dust collector out of the room and that helped a lot with the noise but the router is LOUD.
it is best to use a 48vdc relay as that is the max voltage output of the ProverXL . I like the video tho, I see that you wired everything in parallel. I tried series first and it tripped the relay but would not turn on the spindle.
32 volt max written on the relay, I don't want to cook it. I think that is a transistor in there, only needs a tiny amount, too much and it'll get hot. Used it last night (video coming out soon) and it worked perfectly at 9-10 volts or whatever it was I taped the knob down at.
can it adjust the speed? Excellent info
Speed is adjusted on the router itself.