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15 Jul 2019 16:16 #139456
by tommylight
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With 20 teeth GT2 you get 4cm of movement for 1 revolution, it is barely usable for plasma with microstepping or 3d printing, but for nothing else.
For anything else you do need reduction.
Also using microstepping will lower the torque so it makes it easier to lose position.
For anything else you do need reduction.
Also using microstepping will lower the torque so it makes it easier to lose position.
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15 Jul 2019 16:35 #139461
by RoberCNC
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Exact! That has been my big mistake 
, it has cost me a lot of time and headaches until I have noticed and I blaming the cheap Chinese tb6600 
After all it may not be so bad to start and you should invest money in precision ballscrews
, it has cost me a lot of time and headaches until I have noticed and I blaming the cheap Chinese tb6600 After all it may not be so bad to start and you should invest money in precision ballscrews Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.
15 Jul 2019 16:54 #139465
by Clive S
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Tommy
Was this www.ebay.de/itm/German-Ship-No-taxes-CNC...c:g:vS8AAOSwkNZUq6fz
The digital one or analogue?
Thanks
Was this www.ebay.de/itm/German-Ship-No-taxes-CNC...c:g:vS8AAOSwkNZUq6fz
The digital one or analogue?
Thanks
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15 Jul 2019 17:50 #139478
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Not sure, but also not sure it matters, they should all be digital as they use 0 and 1 to work, might be something on the drive circuitry that they refer to as digital or the use of a DSP ?!?!?!
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01 Aug 2019 08:09 #141078
by RoberCNC
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good morning to everybody!
I've finally installed the precision ballscrews and now all the axes are really fine. My new task is to install all the limits, I have an idea to configure them as NC, if I understand well with what I have read here I must join the GND to the common (my card is a 7i76, not E or D) and the NC to the pin input that I configure.
Is this correct or should I deny the pin? Maybe it's easier to put them as NO? Let's see what you can tell me guys, thanks.
I've finally installed the precision ballscrews and now all the axes are really fine. My new task is to install all the limits, I have an idea to configure them as NC, if I understand well with what I have read here I must join the GND to the common (my card is a 7i76, not E or D) and the NC to the pin input that I configure.
Is this correct or should I deny the pin? Maybe it's easier to put them as NO? Let's see what you can tell me guys, thanks.
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01 Aug 2019 11:39 #141089
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NO should be wired in parallel
NC should be wired in series
This is if you are using only 1 input for all limit switches.
NC should be wired in series
This is if you are using only 1 input for all limit switches.
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01 Aug 2019 15:02 - 01 Aug 2019 15:03 #141112
by RoberCNC
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But i must wire voltage or ground? I should use diferent inputs for each limits and + - , i have imputa enough
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01 Aug 2019 15:28 #141118
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So i do not have to read everything again, what board are you using?
Or is it directly to parallel port ?
For parallel port you need to wire one pin of the switch to the input of parallel port and the other to the ground. You can use NO or NC as you can change that in hal.
Or is it directly to parallel port ?
For parallel port you need to wire one pin of the switch to the input of parallel port and the other to the ground. You can use NO or NC as you can change that in hal.
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01 Aug 2019 15:37 #141119
by PCW
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For a 7I76, the switch common is field power (normally 12 or 24V)
NC switches are recommended so a broken wire causes a fault
When NC switches are used with a a 7I76, you will need to use the -not hal pins
NC switches are recommended so a broken wire causes a fault
When NC switches are used with a a 7I76, you will need to use the -not hal pins
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01 Aug 2019 15:53 #141120
by RoberCNC
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Thanks a lot PCW, you mean something like the attachment for each axis, then edit the hal file and add -not
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