Stama MC 320, Fanuc 0-M to Mesa, Help
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31 May 2023 18:02 - 01 Jun 2023 17:19 #272593
by Golfbuster
Stama MC 320, Fanuc 0-M to Mesa, Help was created by Golfbuster
Hello I'm new here, I have a Stama MC 320 with Fanuc 0-m control, unfortunately this is not complete, the measuring system card is missing. So I wanted to expand the Fanuc 0-m and replace it with a set of mesa cards with Linuxcnc. We are currently in the process of creating a wiring plan and a signal plan. Unfortunately, I can't get any information about the Fanuc components that are still in the machine that we want to use. I'm looking for someone who can possibly help. It is the component Fanuc A16B-1000-0330 or as a complete assembly A06B-6058-H3xx For this I would need the control signals for the connectors CN1L to CN1N. Can someone help me there?
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10 Jun 2023 09:50 #273261
by andypugh
Replied by andypugh on topic Stama MC 320, Fanuc 0-M to Mesa, Help
Did you find any info on this?
There are ways to interface _some_ Fanuc encoders directly to LinuxCNC but that's only a solution in most cases if you then do the drive commutation in LinuxCNC too. Which can be done, and there is a component to convert the info into various other commutation schemes.
There are ways to interface _some_ Fanuc encoders directly to LinuxCNC but that's only a solution in most cases if you then do the drive commutation in LinuxCNC too. Which can be done, and there is a component to convert the info into various other commutation schemes.
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