Omron R88D-KT08H and R88M-K75030H-S2
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31 May 2025 08:49 #329428
by kiwiscanfly
Omron R88D-KT08H and R88M-K75030H-S2 was created by kiwiscanfly
I have picked up 4 new motor drivers and ac servos. I am trying to understand how I can use these with LinuxCNC..
I've been searching but can't even figure out how to start.. Has anyone used the Omron G5 hardware?
Thanks for any help.
I've been searching but can't even figure out how to start.. Has anyone used the Omron G5 hardware?
Thanks for any help.
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31 May 2025 13:54 #329448
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Replied by PCW on topic Omron R88D-KT08H and R88M-K75030H-S2
Those look like standard step/dir or analog controlled servos
(the KT model is Analog or Step/Dir)
There are multiple LinuxCNC interface options for these drives.
(the KT model is Analog or Step/Dir)
There are multiple LinuxCNC interface options for these drives.
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31 May 2025 14:18 #329449
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Replied by ihavenofish on topic Omron R88D-KT08H and R88M-K75030H-S2
What he said. You basically run them as you would any stepper. Except you would connect the alarm back to a linuxcnc input so the control knows if there is a fault.
You will need to download the omron sysmac software trial to tune the servos. I have the ethercat version of these, they are very nice.
You will need to download the omron sysmac software trial to tune the servos. I have the ethercat version of these, they are very nice.
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