Hurco BMC 30 AP

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4 years 10 months ago #228609 by 5_Zylinder
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There is no problem with the 5V supply voltage. the encoder get 5V, but we don't get an output signal.

I still have a Heidenhain encoder, same division, same output signal, we will connect it to the converter on Friday and see if we can get an output signal from the converter to the Mesa card.

This is the easiest way for me.
If the problem with the Heidenhain encoder is gone, I will buy another encoder, but unfortunately there is not much space

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4 years 10 months ago #228612 by tommylight
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4 years 10 months ago #228613 by 5_Zylinder
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Have a Yaskawa CIMR-MT III 11K spindle converter.

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4 years 10 months ago #228619 by Jake
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Are you getting the PG error on the spindle drive when you try to run it ?

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4 years 10 months ago #228621 by 5_Zylinder
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No error with PG at spindle driver.

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4 years 10 months ago - 4 years 10 months ago #228624 by Jake
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If you are not getting a PG error than I am doubtful of a bad encoder. When you give it a run command does it attempt to move the spindle? Typically bad encoders will move the spindle a little then error out with PG. You can kinda check the encoder with a multimeter, manually set voltage range, connect to 0V pin and one of the PC (A,B, or C) slowly rotate the spindle, that is more than likely a 1024ppr encoder so the difference between a high and a low on one set is going to be extremely small. Logic analyzer or oscope is a more effective tool for testing, when a digital multimeter is used and on autorange the sampling is often to slow to catch the high/low signal change when the encoder is moved to fast.

Try unplugging the encoder and attempt to run it. (should get a PG error)  If you dont get an error here, then there is something else blocking the spindle from attempting to run.

If the spindle will not move at all are you sure you have all the permissive met ?
Estop, ready ? and an analog speed input ?  Or forward or reverse run and a digital speed input ?
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