Linuxcnc with Mesa 7i76e and Delta ASDA-B2 Servo Drives
28 Oct 2023 09:10 #283939
by andypugh
Replied by andypugh on topic Linuxcnc with Mesa 7i76e and Delta ASDA-B2 Servo Drives
You could AND them all together and link to motion.enable.
The "logic" and "LUT5" components can be used as a more-than-two input AND. Or, depending on the output type of the drives you may be able to wire them together to create a single input.
The "logic" and "LUT5" components can be used as a more-than-two input AND. Or, depending on the output type of the drives you may be able to wire them together to create a single input.
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28 Oct 2023 10:06 #283947
by Unlogic
Replied by Unlogic on topic Linuxcnc with Mesa 7i76e and Delta ASDA-B2 Servo Drives
Chaining them together is a great idea, why didn't I think of that. Big thanks Andy!
I did a quick test with some temporary wiring and the SRDY signal goes high as soon as the e-stop is lifted if there are no fault codes which should be exactly what's needed for the motion.enable input.
As the drives use DO+/DO- style outputs chaining the outputs should be very straight forward.
Ohh and sorry for hijacking your thread decor82, I'll start my own build thread shortly
I did a quick test with some temporary wiring and the SRDY signal goes high as soon as the e-stop is lifted if there are no fault codes which should be exactly what's needed for the motion.enable input.
As the drives use DO+/DO- style outputs chaining the outputs should be very straight forward.
Ohh and sorry for hijacking your thread decor82, I'll start my own build thread shortly
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