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02 Apr 2020 16:45 - 02 Apr 2020 16:46 #162465
by Catch22
Can anyone tell me where I would wire in the fault on the 7i77 board from the drive. I have made a board to enable the AMC drives and for each axis it has
Ena+
Ena-
Fault
I know where the enable + and - go into the 7i77 just can't figure out where the fault goes. The fault goes from 7i77 through cpc1333g
Last edit: 02 Apr 2020 16:46 by
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02 Apr 2020 16:54 #162468
by bbsr_5a
you can use all drive fault together to stop the mashine as somthing bad has happen
you can use any input you like
if it is a bigger machine shut down the mashine by connecting this to E-stop chain
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03 Apr 2020 00:53 #162517
by tommylight
I see no need for adding those circuits and as far as i can recall those outputs on the 7i77 are isolated.
As bbsr_5a said, you can use any of the 32 inputs on the 7i77 for the fault, preferably 1 input for each axis as that would alert on the exact axis that caused the fault.
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12 Apr 2020 13:23 - 12 Apr 2020 13:24 #163756
by Catch22
Ok I'm scraping the board, many have said that I don't need it.
Thanks everyone for your help.
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