SIEG SX3.5Z Drivers EtherCAT A6 Steppers

Yes that sound more reasonable thanks for that info I wanted to go by ethercad to have a small HMI PC for Linux CNC but if mesa card makes more sense sure than I go that way.

Can you maybe give me some info what to look for I need a computer with PCi port and the the card is the driver or do I need extra drivers and than the stepper motors ?

Maybe someone can recommend me a setup that would be nice thanks so far for the help I really appreciated it 

You will probably find a 7i96s is cheaper in the end but there is a lot more wiring to do. Ethercat encoders are expensive and probably difficult to configure if you can't close things on the drive. Either way, try to get an Intel NIC. The balance probably falls in favour of Mesa if you can get away with a 7i96s

Okay i where talking a little bit with chatgpt

my recomendation from chatgpt is something like that:

• 1x Mesa Electronics 7i95T 6-Axis STEP/DIR/Encoder Ethernet Controller (Chatgpt said this is better version?)
• 3x Leadshine CS-D808 30-80 V 8 A
• 3x Leadshine Closed Loop Schrittmotor mit 8Nm Typ: CS-M23480

My question would be, is 8Nm Torque for the Z-Axis enough because i think the head is quite heavy and i think there is no counter weight
 or should i get a bigger motor for the Z-Axis?

• 1x Closed Loop Schrittmotor Leadshine ES2-MH342120 mit 12,0 Nm
• 1x Closed Loop Schrittmotor-Endstufe Leadshine ES-DH2306 für 230VAC

 
 


 

Hi,
was sind dort für Spindeln eingebaut Trapezgewinde oder Kugelgewindespindeln?
Wenn Trapezgewinde, dann würde ich Versuchen diese gegen Kugelgewindespindeln zu ersetzen.
Servos:
Da du scheinbar auf Ethercat gehen willst, würde ich hier zu Stepperonline raten.
Die gibt es günstig bei Amazon und sind hier im Forum gut getestet.
Die Glasmaßstäbe kannst du eigentlich ausbauen und gut aufräumen. Die Encoder der Servos sind bei weiten präziser.