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Retrofitting a 1986 Maho MH400E
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5 years 8 months ago #198745
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I bought the same cards you did, i thinki´ll try to copy your pinout too. But as i remember my last attempt my wiring was kinda different from yours. But i had no nerv to go into a full close combat fight with my maho back then ^^
What gives me the headache is the overall complexity of the gearchange of the maho. I know how it worked originally and that was kinda freaky to watch.
I´ll try to go with a rackstyle toolchanger, I´ve seen some original Maho with 8x Rack between their table and the enclosure. That has to be the reason there is so much space between the enclosure and the table. It´s like 30cm of wasted space. Maybe i can add some pneumatic actuated cover.
What gives me the headache is the overall complexity of the gearchange of the maho. I know how it worked originally and that was kinda freaky to watch.
I´ll try to go with a rackstyle toolchanger, I´ve seen some original Maho with 8x Rack between their table and the enclosure. That has to be the reason there is so much space between the enclosure and the table. It´s like 30cm of wasted space. Maybe i can add some pneumatic actuated cover.
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5 years 8 months ago #198783
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Tha complexity of the gearchange? We already solved that. All you have to do is:
1/ wire two ribbon cables in the 7i84,
2/ follow the instructions to compile the gearbox.comp into your linuc build
3/ Copy my HAL.
1/ wire two ribbon cables in the 7i84,
2/ follow the instructions to compile the gearbox.comp into your linuc build
3/ Copy my HAL.
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5 years 8 months ago #198865
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I want to understand everything.RotarySMP wrote: Tha complexity of the gearchange?Yes, but i want to understand it
We already solved that. All you have to do is:
1/ wire two ribbon cables in the 7i84, But as i remember my last attempt my wiring was kinda different from yours.
2/ follow the instructions to compile the gearbox.comp into your linuc build will do
3/ Copy my HAL.
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5 years 8 months ago #198903
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It is all in the wiki.
github.com/jin-eld/mh400e-linuxcnc/wiki/...Gearbox--Description
github.com/jin-eld/mh400e-linuxcnc/wiki/...Gearbox--Description
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5 years 8 months ago #199373
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Mark an other MAHO people
Just noticed the topic "Can I jog part program using MPG " forum.linuxcnc.org/10-advanced-configura...ram-using-mpg#199245 . Was thinking this might be useful as alternative to Feed Slow - Feed Hold - Feed Uncrash , now that you have the MPG working .
Today is Thursday
the New / New to you machine was to be delivered two days ago , but still not a word about what it is , not even a peep if it is painted green or is larger than a bread box , uses belt driven line shafts for power .
So what is the latest about "The New Machine " ? My hands are sore from sitting on them ! When do we get some Photos of this machine ? Being older than Tony wants to even think about , I would hope to find out before going around the bend .
Old an nosy
Bob
Just noticed the topic "Can I jog part program using MPG " forum.linuxcnc.org/10-advanced-configura...ram-using-mpg#199245 . Was thinking this might be useful as alternative to Feed Slow - Feed Hold - Feed Uncrash , now that you have the MPG working .
Today is Thursday
the New / New to you machine was to be delivered two days ago , but still not a word about what it is , not even a peep if it is painted green or is larger than a bread box , uses belt driven line shafts for power .
So what is the latest about "The New Machine " ? My hands are sore from sitting on them ! When do we get some Photos of this machine ? Being older than Tony wants to even think about , I would hope to find out before going around the bend .
Old an nosy
Bob
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5 years 8 months ago - 5 years 8 months ago #199430
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Thanks Bob,
You will be happy to hear that it arrived unharmed, and is settling in to the garage, getting to know the Maho
Mark
You will be happy to hear that it arrived unharmed, and is settling in to the garage, getting to know the Maho
Mark
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