Please help -- Mesa 7I96S 24VDC Contactor Wiring
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23 Jun 2025 02:00 #330741
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Hi,
Please help with how to wire a 24VDC contactor to the Mesa 7I96S to switch on a wood router from LinuxCNC.
I would like to switch a wood router from LinuxCNC. I have the below 24VDC contactor and flyback diode:
- Contactor: www.tropac.com.au/10-Pole-24VDC-Coil-5.5...Contactor-LS-Metasol
- Flyback diode: www.jaycar.com.au/diode-fr307-1000v-3a-d027-pack-10/p/ZR1052
I've learned how contactor works. I have wired and able to switch on a Dremel grinder via this contactor.
I think this is how I should wire it:
Is it correct, please?
Thank you and best regards,
...behai.
Please help with how to wire a 24VDC contactor to the Mesa 7I96S to switch on a wood router from LinuxCNC.
I would like to switch a wood router from LinuxCNC. I have the below 24VDC contactor and flyback diode:
- Contactor: www.tropac.com.au/10-Pole-24VDC-Coil-5.5...Contactor-LS-Metasol
- Flyback diode: www.jaycar.com.au/diode-fr307-1000v-3a-d027-pack-10/p/ZR1052
I've learned how contactor works. I have wired and able to switch on a Dremel grinder via this contactor.
I think this is how I should wire it:
Is it correct, please?
Thank you and best regards,
...behai.
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23 Jun 2025 02:11 #330743
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That is correct.
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23 Jun 2025 03:06 #330745
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25 Jun 2025 06:09 #330850
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Hi,
I have successfully tested this wiring out with LinuxCNC.
In the main .HAL file, the following lines were added:
[
net router-enable <= spindle.0.on
net router-enable => hm2_7i96s.0.ssr.00.out-00
]
The command:
[
$ halcmd show pin | grep spindle
]
Lists spindle.0.on among other entries.
Then I used LinuxCNC to run this GCode (.ngc) file:
[
M3 S1000 ; Enable spindle
G4 P10 ; Wait 10 seconds
M5 ; Stop spindle
M2
]
It turns on the contactor coil, we will hear a click, then it gets the Dremel grinder to spins for 10 seconds, then it turn off the coil, we will hear a click again, the Dremel also stop running.
-- This Dremel grinder does not have no-start protection feature.
This is how I wire the contactor and the Dremel grinder:
Prior to trying out this contactor, all I have running is the X-Axis motor, so the HAL configuration is very basic.
Thank you and best regards,
...behai.
I have successfully tested this wiring out with LinuxCNC.
In the main .HAL file, the following lines were added:
[
net router-enable <= spindle.0.on
net router-enable => hm2_7i96s.0.ssr.00.out-00
]
The command:
[
$ halcmd show pin | grep spindle
]
Lists spindle.0.on among other entries.
Then I used LinuxCNC to run this GCode (.ngc) file:
[
M3 S1000 ; Enable spindle
G4 P10 ; Wait 10 seconds
M5 ; Stop spindle
M2
]
It turns on the contactor coil, we will hear a click, then it gets the Dremel grinder to spins for 10 seconds, then it turn off the coil, we will hear a click again, the Dremel also stop running.
-- This Dremel grinder does not have no-start protection feature.
This is how I wire the contactor and the Dremel grinder:
Prior to trying out this contactor, all I have running is the X-Axis motor, so the HAL configuration is very basic.
Thank you and best regards,
...behai.
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