HURCO BMC-20P retrofit
02 Aug 2022 12:27 #248832
by Jake
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Tommy,
Does your BMC have the 2 speed spindle motor on it ? The one that changes speed from the change in motor windings ?
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Does your BMC have the 2 speed spindle motor on it ? The one that changes speed from the change in motor windings ?
Thanks!
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02 Aug 2022 17:33 #248855
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Not that i am (was) aware of.
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02 Aug 2022 17:34 #248857
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Thanks!! I need to figure out the electric winding change two speed on my machine
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02 Aug 2022 20:16 #248862
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what's the spindle controller part number, sounds like your in jog mode, i can get the manual if you need it
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02 Aug 2022 20:39 #248865
by Jake
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Thanks SMC,
I have the manual, it is not in jog mode. My spindle motor and drive has a contactor to change winding configuration when the contactor closes it switches the winding configuration so the motor will run slower. This is only for under 500rpm, I have not dealt with in a a long time as I normally run over 500rpm, there is a project coming in that requires deep boring that will be slow.
I have the manual, it is not in jog mode. My spindle motor and drive has a contactor to change winding configuration when the contactor closes it switches the winding configuration so the motor will run slower. This is only for under 500rpm, I have not dealt with in a a long time as I normally run over 500rpm, there is a project coming in that requires deep boring that will be slow.
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02 Aug 2022 22:50 #248879
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03 Aug 2022 01:52 - 03 Aug 2022 02:03 #248891
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I am very curious about your spindle now, because AFAIK these use the cimr mt III yasakwa AC servo spindle motor controls, there is a low and high speed contactor for 2 sets of windings, it's towards the bottom of the manual, but that's usually only on the 15kw and up drives AFAICT, I have both, I can check in the morning if you like, both machines are untouched. if you need any pictures of them lmk I can post them for you
wiki.milwaukeemakerspace.org/_media/equi...indle_fvd_manual.pdf
wiki.milwaukeemakerspace.org/_media/equi...indle_fvd_manual.pdf
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04 Aug 2022 19:09 #249064
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04 Aug 2022 23:35 - 04 Aug 2022 23:35 #249086
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I would have to look over the manual again, but that looks to be controlled by the servo drive unless I am misreading the schematics. All you have to do is pick which Gear enable you want to use on the input side.
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11 Jul 2023 23:31 #275244
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I was called to fix this, again!
It looks grim for now, 7i92 was taken by someone last year, this year they lost the 7i77 as it was inside the Elumatec for testing a while back, and they lost a whole motor with coupler! Damn, some people have no respect for machines at all. The amount of metal dust on it was huge.
Ordered some Mesa boards from www.eusurplus.com and 2 of 7i96S from www.welectron.com so in the meantime i might yank out the 7i92 and 7i77 from my Mazak. Also ordered a 750W china drive and motor and a 15KW cheap china VFD.
The existing Yaskawa spindle drive does not turn on at all on first try, but it does on second try, sometimes with F600 error and sometimes it just works and jogs happily.
The PC and power supply are also dead but the monitor works.
Tomorrow, most probably, changing the PC, testing the state of Argon drives, jogging the spindle since i forgot how to run if from the panel.
Oh joy ...
It looks grim for now, 7i92 was taken by someone last year, this year they lost the 7i77 as it was inside the Elumatec for testing a while back, and they lost a whole motor with coupler! Damn, some people have no respect for machines at all. The amount of metal dust on it was huge.
Ordered some Mesa boards from www.eusurplus.com and 2 of 7i96S from www.welectron.com so in the meantime i might yank out the 7i92 and 7i77 from my Mazak. Also ordered a 750W china drive and motor and a 15KW cheap china VFD.
The existing Yaskawa spindle drive does not turn on at all on first try, but it does on second try, sometimes with F600 error and sometimes it just works and jogs happily.
The PC and power supply are also dead but the monitor works.
Tomorrow, most probably, changing the PC, testing the state of Argon drives, jogging the spindle since i forgot how to run if from the panel.
Oh joy ...
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