Boxford 250F options?
28 Feb 2018 13:57 #106701
by Ross77
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only a basic schematic show the connection to the 3 phases but nothing for the drives them selves
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28 Feb 2018 14:05 #106702
by andypugh
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Try googling for the drive models, there is an astonishing amount of stuff out there.
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28 Feb 2018 14:29 #106704
by Ross77
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I did try but nothing came up except people selling the same or similar.
model is A20B-1002-0730/02A
model is A20B-1002-0730/02A
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28 Feb 2018 15:24 #106706
by Todd Zuercher
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I think part of your problem finding any info, is that part number isn't the part number for the servo drive, it is one component of the servo drive. I think the sticker with the drive part number should be somewhere on the side of the metal frame that that board is mounted to, and should start with A06B-.
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28 Feb 2018 15:33 #106708
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26 Mar 2018 22:48 #107927
by Ross77
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Just got the machine back from a friends lock up so I have finally been able to check the motor drives. They are A06B 6058-H002.
I still cant find much info, some seem to run off 240v and just use the second phase to boost the power when needed.
So if they can run off 240v is it a simple case of tapping into the 10v control line?
I still cant find much info, some seem to run off 240v and just use the second phase to boost the power when needed.
So if they can run off 240v is it a simple case of tapping into the 10v control line?
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26 Mar 2018 22:58 #107929
by andypugh
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It might be that simple. You can experiment with a 1.5V battery.
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29 Apr 2018 23:12 #109835
by Ross77
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Spent a bit of time on this again today and it does look like the AC servo drives are 240V but they still need a 3 phase supply.
Looking at similar manuals the drive should have a 3 phase supply for the power to feed the motor and a single phase contol feed that can be linked to the Estop.
I think the rest of the machine can easily be rewired for single phase but the servo drives could be the stumbling block. are these drives like a vfd and can take a single phase supply but needs to be derated?
Ive also noticed that the encoders go to a separate controller so not sure if it is possible to hack into the contol side.
Looking at similar manuals the drive should have a 3 phase supply for the power to feed the motor and a single phase contol feed that can be linked to the Estop.
I think the rest of the machine can easily be rewired for single phase but the servo drives could be the stumbling block. are these drives like a vfd and can take a single phase supply but needs to be derated?
Ive also noticed that the encoders go to a separate controller so not sure if it is possible to hack into the contol side.
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30 Apr 2018 02:39 #109842
by Todd Zuercher
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I don't know anything about your drives, but many I've worked with also have the option of connecting to a DC bus.
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