Hardinge super slant w/ siemens 6RB

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02 Sep 2018 20:04 #116992 by PCW

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No, unfortunately the 7I84 encoder inputs are mainly for MPG use and have a maximum count rate of about 20-50 KHz and dont have an index input

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02 Sep 2018 22:10 - 02 Sep 2018 22:13 #116996 by PCW

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Another option would be:

5I24 -->
7I49
7I52 (6 encoders 6 sserial ports)
1x or 2x 7I84

(this leaves one 5I24 connector free and provides 6 resolver inputs, 6 encoder inputs, 6 analog outputs and the 7I84 I/O )

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02 Sep 2018 22:39 #116998 by Deckerjwd

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wow they really have some option with the mesa cards, going to go read them all i think

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04 Sep 2018 15:57 #117062 by Deckerjwd

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is it possible to use GPIO for encoders the 5i24-16 does not have firmware for using a 7i49 and a 7i33 together. so im thinking using the 7142TA IO card for the encoders and adding a 7I44 for the slower IO MPG.

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04 Sep 2018 16:47 - 04 Sep 2018 16:47 #117063 by PCW

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In general its better to use an encoder card for encoder interfaces on larger machines since they will normally use differential encoders for noise immunity

Its not a big deal to make firmware for a 7I49+7I33

How many encoder inputs do you actually need?

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04 Sep 2018 17:09 #117065 by Deckerjwd

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think one or 2 is there a down side to turning the whole card on?

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13 Sep 2018 01:10 #117441 by Deckerjwd

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cant find to much about making a bit file do i need software? would like to do it myself but maybe beyond me. think i would turn all the encoders on but dont need the analog, inless a build a y axis for the lathe. so got the serial in, so the card order would be
5I24 -->
7I49
7I33
7I44 -->
7I84 x2

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13 Sep 2018 02:58 #117442 by PCW

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I'll try to get one made before the end of the week
What model of the 5I24 do you have?

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13 Sep 2018 13:09 #117455 by Deckerjwd

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i have the 5i24-16, that would be great let me know if you need anything for that.

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15 Sep 2018 04:25 #117568 by PCW

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freeby.mesanet.com/5i24_16_rmsvss6_4_8.bit
7I49 P4
7I33 P3
7I44 P2

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