Elumatec SBZ 130/01 retrofit

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9 years 10 months ago #84569 by Todd Zuercher
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9 years 10 months ago #84581 by tommylight
Well that was uneventful !!! Just did a bench test of the 7i76e and it took me all of the 25 minutes to have it up and running. I already had the kernel installed on one of my laptops using Linux Mint.
Used the Pncconfig to make a usable config, strange that it asks for parallel port, so i had to manually remove the lines pertaining to paraport and it worked. checked the outputs with a multimeter and they do work properly.
This was on a Lenovo T420S, and i am getting some really bad latency on it, 11300000 to be exact on the servo thread so the card would error after a while. (yop that is over 11 milion). I have some computers that can do 3 to 5000 so i will be using those on the machine.
Now, PCW if you read this, thank you for great products and support, and i have a question: can i connect a 7i92 directly to a 7i77 without a cable? As far as i gathered from reading, the 7i77 should be connected on the other port, not the DB25, or am i wrong?
I am off to watch the Grand Tour (car show) and get some zzzzzzzzzz.

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9 years 10 months ago #84586 by PCW
Replied by PCW on topic Elumatec SBZ 130/01 retrofit
Yes, you can connect a 7I92M ( M for Male DB25 ) directly to a 7I77
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9 years 10 months ago #84589 by tommylight

PCW wrote: Yes, you can connect a 7I92M ( M for Male DB25 ) directly to a 7I77

Thank you Peter.

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9 years 9 months ago #85718 by tommylight
Finally started working on this machine, got rid of the old controls and computer and mounted the Mesa cards. Getting familiar with all the inner workings as much as possible on a non functioning machine, and planing everything humanly possible upfront, so here is a short burst of info:
-motors have brakes, tacho and serial absolute encoders
-long axis has a separate absolute encoder with separate rack and pinion, brake on the motor and pneumatic brake on the rails, had separate control
-spindle looks like having 1to1 ratio on tool 1 so good for rigid tapping, can not check other tools for now
-tool changer has another brake and a clutch inside
-a lot of pneumatic valves, relays, end switches, pressure sensors, clamps etc

After a detailed check, found out that the long axis encoder has "direction" wire, others do not.
So it looks like the serial absolute encoders on 3 normal axis and spindle are usual "clock +-" and "data+-" type, so hopefully they can be made to work with 7i74, and this is the first thing i have to check.
The setup is: 6i25=>7i77&7i74=>7i70&7i71, already flashed with 5i25_7i77_7i74.bit file
---how do i go about using the 7i74 as half SSI and half SSerial? I need 4 encoders and 7i70 and 7i71, nothing more :)

Attaching some pictures of the old and the new.
Regards,
Tom
P.S.
Attached pictures of the encoders, the one on the long X axis is not the same as the other 4, it has a wire labelled "richtung" meaning direction???
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9 years 9 months ago #85721 by PCW
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I'm pretty sure you need a custom bitfile for this.
I'll try and cobble one together tomorrow, a bit too much red wine tonight...

probably named 5i25_7I77_7i74_ssi_ss.bit
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