retrofit on EMCO PC turn 55

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14 years 4 months ago #21124 by BigJohnT
Does the 7i78 card work with hostmot2? It is only $69...

John

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14 years 4 months ago #21125 by andypugh
BigJohnT wrote:

Does the 7i78 card work with hostmot2? It is only $69...


It certainly ought to. The devices are self-configuring at the hardware-to-5i25 level.

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14 years 4 months ago #21134 by PCW
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Yes it works (you need a 7I78 compatible configuration of course)

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14 years 4 months ago #21145 by jrkeat
So I think I'm going to go with 6i25+7i78 and pick up a $30 small form factor PC (probably a Dell GX620, which is 12x12x3) with a PCIe slot. The 6i25 the PCIe version of the 5i25. I'm leaning toward that because it is in stock, while 5i25 is "2-3 weeks" in the future. I figure that is the minimum time it will take for them to get them.

I've started looking at the VFD. It's a Lenze E82EV751. (Manuals can be found for the 8200 series, if anyone cares to look.) It's incredibly sophisticated, offering all sorts of analog and digital inputs and outputs, breaking, network configuration, etc. There are pins that should allow me to to conventional analog control, but I'd like to look into more sophisticated features too.

I'd like to figure out what kind of connectors the original uses--they look to be unbranded. They resemble Molex connectors, most of them with 4 pins. All the wires are connected using are screw terminals-very nice. Also, one side of the connectors is rounded around each pin. These are also used for the VFD connections, so they might be fairly standard in Europe. I'd like to find the female connectors so that I can use all the original connectors. If anyone has any clues as to what they are or where I could find them, I'd appreciate your input.

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14 years 4 months ago #21146 by andypugh
jrkeat wrote:

I'd like to figure out what kind of connectors the original uses--they look to be unbranded. They resemble Molex connectors, most of them with 4 pins. All the wires are connected using are screw terminals-very nice. Also, one side of the connectors is rounded around each pin.


Do you have a picture?

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14 years 4 months ago - 14 years 4 months ago #21148 by jrkeat
I actually just found them. They are "front style terminal blocks" or "Euro style terminal blocks". I had despaired after looking through most of the connectors in the DigiKey catalogue.
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