ABB IRB 6400 retrofitting

Thank you all for the suggestions, but still no success. I bought a remote sserial pendant card from mesa, so I'll be able to test the mesa 7i94.
Better news on the custom stmbl driver, I have been able to rotate the motors but I still need to adjust the current stuff, because the motor is very noisy.

I have good news, the problem related to the sserial was cause by a wrong component USBLC6-2 instead of USBLC6-4 in the stmbl. After replacing them all worked out of the box. This issue made me mad because the packages were the same between those chips... Anyway now it is communicating with linuxcnc.
I still need to understand why the motors are noisy, I have to check the current part of the board since I canged the Hbridge with a more powerful capable of 60Amp peak.

Hi, I managed to control the robot with the custom stmbl and linuxcnc, but I was wondering if it is possible to skip the homing procedure having the position.txt file and the resolver of the stmbl, similarly to  #116065 .

There is someone that already solved this problem or should I investigate more?

I though maybe I have to apply an offset to the feedback inside the stmbl in order to center the zero in the home position, then multiply the sserial0.scale with the position in the position.txt, and replace decimals with the resolver + offset value in stmbl? (considering if decimals are >0.5rev then position=int(position)-1+resolver_read).
Moreover I have to apply an offset of -90° to the joint 2 because of the DH params, maybe that can be a problem?

I would like to use the stmbl position feedback as absolute resolver (in the machine the resolver are attached to the motor, so they are not absolute in term of joint). Then homing would be just applying an offset without moving the machine.
I'm just interested knowing if this problem has already being solved or not.

Ok I'll wait for Andy then

I created this new topic since the question I think deserve it's own.

it posoble only used for step/dir interface?? So minimize the size and used less component??

Freak wrote:

I have good news, the problem related to the sserial was cause by a wrong component USBLC6-2 instead of USBLC6-4 in the stmbl. After replacing them all worked out of the box. This issue made me mad because the packages were the same between those chips... Anyway now it is communicating with linuxcnc.
I still need to understand why the motors are noisy, I have to check the current part of the board since I canged the Hbridge with a more powerful capable of 60Amp peak.

Hello
I am currently doing something similar to yours
I have an old robot with only servo motors left from its control system
I was looking for a way to drive servo motors until I came across this.
I have attached a photo of the servo motor specifications
Can I start these servos using stmbl?
Your experience and guidance will be very useful for me, so if possible, tell me what stage you are at
Thanks