Brother TC-225 / TC-229 adventure!
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28 Feb 2017 17:33 #88749
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well, its off by a fair bit. the spec of the p5 motor is 1 ohm. my motor is 2 ohms.
i translates the hex to numbers... some of them are obvious, 4 poles, 3600 rpm, most dont correlate to anything on the spec sheet. some are common among many motors. none of them look like they could mean 1 ohm either. why cant they have normal parameters like everyone else?![:P :P](/media/kunena/emoticons/tongue.png)
anyhow, i guess we'll just try it and see. the drives are here, i need to wait for a special serial cable first before playing with em.
MOT-TYP,P50B08100H(0100-0290)
COMMENT,200V,30A,ROTARY
MOT-CNT,53
0,0x0004,MOT01 4
1,0x12C9,MOT02 4809
2,0x011E,MOT03 286
3,0x0E10,MOT04 3600
4,0x0000,MOT05 0
5,0x0000,MOT06 0
6,0x07D0,MOT07 2000
7,0x0E10,MOT08 3600
8,0x0000,MOT09 0
9,0x0200,MOT10 512
10,0x0000,MOT11 0
11,0x0000,MOT12 0
12,0x0123,MOT13 291
13,0x0000,MOT14 0
14,0x02E6,MOT15 742
15,0x02E6,MOT16 742
16,0x0831,MOT17 2097
17,0x54A6,MOT18 21670
18,0x0C19,MOT19 3097
19,0x1610,MOT20 5648
20,0x0C91,MOT21 3217
21,0x0340,MOT22 832
22,0x0033,MOT23 51
23,0x01A3,MOT24 419
24,0x003B,MOT25 59
25,0x0082,MOT26 130
26,0xFFE2,MOT27 65506
27,0x02A5,MOT28 677
28,0x005A,MOT29 90
29,0x0000,MOT30
30,0x0000,MOT31
31,0x0000,MOT32
32,0x0000,MOT33
33,0x0000,MOT34
34,0x0000,MOT35
35,0x011E,MOT36 286
36,0x0000,MOT37
37,0x0000,MOT38
38,0x07D0,MOT39 2000
39,0x0E10,MOT40 3600
40,0x0000,MOT41
41,0x0200,MOT42 512
42,0x0000,MOT43
43,0x0000,MOT44
44,0x0123,MOT45 291
45,0x0000,MOT46
46,0x0100,MOT47 256
47,0x0290,MOT48 656
48,0x3550,MOT49 13648
49,0x4230,MOT50 16944
50,0x3830,MOT51 14384
51,0x3031,MOT52 12337
52,0x4830,MOT53 18480
i translates the hex to numbers... some of them are obvious, 4 poles, 3600 rpm, most dont correlate to anything on the spec sheet. some are common among many motors. none of them look like they could mean 1 ohm either. why cant they have normal parameters like everyone else?
![:P :P](/media/kunena/emoticons/tongue.png)
anyhow, i guess we'll just try it and see. the drives are here, i need to wait for a special serial cable first before playing with em.
MOT-TYP,P50B08100H(0100-0290)
COMMENT,200V,30A,ROTARY
MOT-CNT,53
0,0x0004,MOT01 4
1,0x12C9,MOT02 4809
2,0x011E,MOT03 286
3,0x0E10,MOT04 3600
4,0x0000,MOT05 0
5,0x0000,MOT06 0
6,0x07D0,MOT07 2000
7,0x0E10,MOT08 3600
8,0x0000,MOT09 0
9,0x0200,MOT10 512
10,0x0000,MOT11 0
11,0x0000,MOT12 0
12,0x0123,MOT13 291
13,0x0000,MOT14 0
14,0x02E6,MOT15 742
15,0x02E6,MOT16 742
16,0x0831,MOT17 2097
17,0x54A6,MOT18 21670
18,0x0C19,MOT19 3097
19,0x1610,MOT20 5648
20,0x0C91,MOT21 3217
21,0x0340,MOT22 832
22,0x0033,MOT23 51
23,0x01A3,MOT24 419
24,0x003B,MOT25 59
25,0x0082,MOT26 130
26,0xFFE2,MOT27 65506
27,0x02A5,MOT28 677
28,0x005A,MOT29 90
29,0x0000,MOT30
30,0x0000,MOT31
31,0x0000,MOT32
32,0x0000,MOT33
33,0x0000,MOT34
34,0x0000,MOT35
35,0x011E,MOT36 286
36,0x0000,MOT37
37,0x0000,MOT38
38,0x07D0,MOT39 2000
39,0x0E10,MOT40 3600
40,0x0000,MOT41
41,0x0200,MOT42 512
42,0x0000,MOT43
43,0x0000,MOT44
44,0x0123,MOT45 291
45,0x0000,MOT46
46,0x0100,MOT47 256
47,0x0290,MOT48 656
48,0x3550,MOT49 13648
49,0x4230,MOT50 16944
50,0x3830,MOT51 14384
51,0x3031,MOT52 12337
52,0x4830,MOT53 18480
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28 Feb 2017 17:41 - 28 Feb 2017 17:41 #88751
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28 Feb 2017 19:22 #88763
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DC resistance might not be one of the most important characteristics.
It's probably difficult to work out what the coil inductance and moment of inertia are, but they are likely to be in there.
It's probably difficult to work out what the coil inductance and moment of inertia are, but they are likely to be in there.
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28 Feb 2017 19:33 #88766
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inertia is in the spec sheet, but the numbers dont relate to any in that list - at least not directly. but being hex, you dont know if any of the byes are a sign, a decimal, etc. so it could be a bad translation. i suspect inertia between the new and old motors will be nearly the same. same shaft diam, same size. old motor is a few mm longer. inductance isnt in the spec sheet. it does have KV, torque constant and a few other (going by memory here, ill link it later)
im pretty sure the 512 is encoder lines default setting. which is then editable. i expect only a handful of parameters in that list are important to get right within that file.
but, am i understanding that you think it should still "work", just potentially not work "well"? correct?
thanks.
im pretty sure the 512 is encoder lines default setting. which is then editable. i expect only a handful of parameters in that list are important to get right within that file.
but, am i understanding that you think it should still "work", just potentially not work "well"? correct?
thanks.
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28 Feb 2017 19:52 #88770
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alo, thats the spec sheet for the p5 motor. i have nothing for my existing motor, other than resistance which i can measure.
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28 Feb 2017 20:58 #88777
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Indeed. Little to be lost by trying.
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but, am i understanding that you think it should still "work", just potentially not work "well"? correct?
Indeed. Little to be lost by trying.
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28 Feb 2017 20:59 #88778
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sweet, thanks.
lest hope that the auto tuning is smart enough to make it all happy
lest hope that the auto tuning is smart enough to make it all happy
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01 Mar 2017 03:11 #88793
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www.sanyodenki.biz/products/INSTRUCTIONM...M0001584J(PY2)-E.pdf
page 279 has the specs for the p5 motor that matches that parameter list.
page 279 has the specs for the p5 motor that matches that parameter list.
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01 Mar 2017 17:44 #88826
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drives in hand. serial connector ups tracking says they left it at the front door... of a large condo complex. wtf is wrong with these people? hopefully its not gone missing by the time i get back.
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06 Mar 2017 20:32 #89104
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ok, so i cant communicate with the drives via the pc app. i suspect its the usb to serial adapter. ive checked and rechecked my cable and it seems fine. going to try a computer with built in serial.
on the bright side, the drives power up, read the encoder, lock up the motor, and "try" to spin the motor. so, its just going to be a matter of getting compatible settings and tuning.
on the bright side, the drives power up, read the encoder, lock up the motor, and "try" to spin the motor. so, its just going to be a matter of getting compatible settings and tuning.
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