This is really good stuff! I have looked at of TH-cam and even Udemy and I learned more in this video then all of that previously. Not boring, not drawn, information is to the point. Well done.
Shane. Quick question. On a 5700 Kinetix Drive. If the hard wired safety input block isn't being used for safety torque off, does the enable in input cause a safety torque off fault?
It's best to wire the safety wiring, however, if not used then jump it out. Currently, we only jump the safety circuit out by hardwiring it for system testing or training.
@@ShaneWelcher I was asking because i was getting safety torque off fault and nothing is wired to the red safety input block. So i was wondering where else would it be coming from.
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This is really good stuff! I have looked at of TH-cam and even Udemy and I learned more in this video then all of that previously. Not boring, not drawn, information is to the point. Well done.
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Shane. Quick question. On a 5700 Kinetix Drive. If the hard wired safety input block isn't being used for safety torque off, does the enable in input cause a safety torque off fault?
It's best to wire the safety wiring, however, if not used then jump it out. Currently, we only jump the safety circuit out by hardwiring it for system testing or training.
@@ShaneWelcher I was asking because i was getting safety torque off fault and nothing is wired to the red safety input block. So i was wondering where else would it be coming from.
@@CaminoYVerdad1 sounds like the attributes of the servos