7i96s 0-10v output
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29 Jul 2026 17:43 #348175
by PaulQUE
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Hello,
I've been using the 7i96s potentiometer function to control a DC driver board on my mill,
I'm replacing that motor with a Chinese servo that requires a 0-10v signal to be driven in speed mode,
The drive itself does not have a +10v that I can feed the digital pot on the Mesa card
Would I require a separate 10v power supply to feed the Mesa card digital pot to output the proper signal for the servo drive?
Attached are the wiring diagrams form the servo drive, and the link to the servo kit:
www.omc-stepperonline.com/fr/kit-de-serv...p67-a6-rs750h2a1-m17
Thanks for your help!
I've been using the 7i96s potentiometer function to control a DC driver board on my mill,
I'm replacing that motor with a Chinese servo that requires a 0-10v signal to be driven in speed mode,
The drive itself does not have a +10v that I can feed the digital pot on the Mesa card
Would I require a separate 10v power supply to feed the Mesa card digital pot to output the proper signal for the servo drive?
Attached are the wiring diagrams form the servo drive, and the link to the servo kit:
www.omc-stepperonline.com/fr/kit-de-serv...p67-a6-rs750h2a1-m17
Thanks for your help!
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29 Jul 2026 19:50 #348176
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Replied by PCW on topic 7i96s 0-10v output
Yes. you need a separate supply.
You can often use a 12V supply and scale the PWM so that full RPM = 10V
You can often use a 12V supply and scale the PWM so that full RPM = 10V
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