Basic configuration for a chinese 6040 cnc router please
07 Mar 2019 20:34 #128025
by gzcwnk
Replied by gzcwnk on topic Basic configuration for a chinese 6040 cnc router please
OK, sounds like my one, need a picture of the case front, rear, board(s) (incl VSFD as well) and the URL you bought it off. Not all 3163B's are the same there are generic clones which is what I have. Yes the power feed to these boards is 12~30v volts so on the LHS rear is the power in so you dont need to supply 5v to it unless you want to. My board has I think from memory 4 jumpers and not 3 hence its a "generic" clone with no exact manual. I think from memory the jumpers are etched on the pcb?
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07 Mar 2019 22:49 - 07 Mar 2019 22:51 #128036
by clunc
Replied by clunc on topic Basic configuration for a chinese 6040 cnc router please
The history of the machine is unknown. I'm trying to figure it out to get it to work with LinuxCNC and off of Windows-Mach3.
Furthermore this machine has been modified to have a second, remote, Estop box at the end of a cable running from the main console.
The JP-3163B board is the single-DB25-port version and has an internal 24V cased power supply which however is disabled by the E-stop.
I'll attach my interpretation of the wiring tangle:
Furthermore this machine has been modified to have a second, remote, Estop box at the end of a cable running from the main console.
The JP-3163B board is the single-DB25-port version and has an internal 24V cased power supply which however is disabled by the E-stop.
I'll attach my interpretation of the wiring tangle:
Last edit: 07 Mar 2019 22:51 by clunc.
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07 Mar 2019 23:16 #128039
by gzcwnk
Replied by gzcwnk on topic Basic configuration for a chinese 6040 cnc router please
Ok so its sounds more and more like my setup. My one is single DB25 also and it works fine with Linuxcnc parallel port though the estop doesnt yet work. I bought this aliexpress pci card which works OK. www.aliexpress.com/item/Great-Q-1Port-I-...-to/32831133280.html
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07 Mar 2019 23:25 - 07 Mar 2019 23:27 #128041
by gzcwnk
Replied by gzcwnk on topic Basic configuration for a chinese 6040 cnc router please
Pics of my machine as I am installing / modding it. One is the circuit diagram of the board, except my board seems to have 4 jumpers and the diagram shows 3. www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=21422512...14589&type=3&theater
Last edit: 07 Mar 2019 23:27 by gzcwnk.
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10 Mar 2019 17:55 #128262
by clunc
Replied by clunc on topic Basic configuration for a chinese 6040 cnc router please
I found a picture of the Chinese under the jumpers (from your build probably) and fed them into an online Chinese OCR program, and got the following, top-to-bottom (JP1-to-JP4?, in any case, JP1 has '5V' in the name, as expected for a '5V selector'):
JP1 "Internal 5V/external isolation"
JP2 "enable On/Off"
JP3 "air-cooling On/Off" (fan?)
JP4 "analog On/Off"
JP1 "Internal 5V/external isolation"
JP2 "enable On/Off"
JP3 "air-cooling On/Off" (fan?)
JP4 "analog On/Off"
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10 Mar 2019 19:49 - 10 Mar 2019 19:53 #128269
by gzcwnk
Replied by gzcwnk on topic Basic configuration for a chinese 6040 cnc router please
Nice one.... "Fan?" could be the Q is then which are the fan output terminals, that should be fairly easy to test for with an ohmeter and (what voltage comes out) PS cant see any obvious terminals in the pics I have. In my case I just re-wired right off the PSU to 2 new 6025 fans. The existing driver board's fan actually came off the VFD board would you believe! but the VFD itself had no forced cooling, like duh. Wiring was an utter mess and dangerous which I have fixed.
"analoge on/off" vfd speed control? I cant think of anything else.
"analoge on/off" vfd speed control? I cant think of anything else.
Last edit: 10 Mar 2019 19:53 by gzcwnk.
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26 Nov 2019 04:11 - 26 Nov 2019 04:12 #151284
by willkallio
Replied by willkallio on topic Basic configuration for a chinese 6040 cnc router please
@clunc I have the SXCNC 6040 w\JP-3163, do you mind sharing your stepconf setup? Thank You!
Last edit: 26 Nov 2019 04:12 by willkallio.
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28 Nov 2019 13:02 #151418
by clunc
Replied by clunc on topic Basic configuration for a chinese 6040 cnc router please
@willkallio After getting that machine to run LinuxCNC within a day, as I fully expected, I got drug down a rabbit-hole of trying to rewire and reconfigure it to "fake-out" a Tormach interface card with a bastardized version of LinuxCNC. What "success" looked like was never clear, and after three unpaid weeks, I ended up leaving the project to the "geniuses." I no longer have access to the machine, and I am guessing that my working stepconf was discarded.
However, I can tell you that my basic approach was to trace the wiring out to see which signals had to be on which parallel-port pins and then using the stepconf wizard to start trying to move the stepper motors.
However, I can tell you that my basic approach was to trace the wiring out to see which signals had to be on which parallel-port pins and then using the stepconf wizard to start trying to move the stepper motors.
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17 Mar 2021 20:22 #202635
by nicko
Replied by nicko on topic Basic configuration for a chinese 6040 cnc router please
Curious if you had any luck with your 6040? Any way you could share your stepconf by any chance?
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17 Mar 2021 20:58 #202640
by gzcwnk
Replied by gzcwnk on topic Basic configuration for a chinese 6040 cnc router please
6040Zs differ in the controller used. I cant upload pictures as they are two large, sorry.
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