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7i77 Servo Enable
5 years 5 months ago #208743
by MrSpeaky
7i77 Servo Enable was created by MrSpeaky
Hello dear forum users
Ive nearly completed my wiring diagramm for my Mill retrofit
but i am not so sure about how to correctly wire my servo drivers to my 7i77
how would you wire the four analog servo pins
aout
gnd
ena+
ena0-
i would kindly appreciate any help
thank you
Ive nearly completed my wiring diagramm for my Mill retrofit
but i am not so sure about how to correctly wire my servo drivers to my 7i77
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how would you wire the four analog servo pins
aout
gnd
ena+
ena0-
i would kindly appreciate any help
thank you
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5 years 5 months ago #208754
by chris@cnc
Replied by chris@cnc on topic 7i77 Servo Enable
I would try
aout => 42
gnd => 41
ena+ => 36
ena0- => 3
aout => 42
gnd => 41
ena+ => 36
ena0- => 3
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5 years 5 months ago #208755
by MrSpeaky
Replied by MrSpeaky on topic 7i77 Servo Enable
Thank you know this is what i thought about too but i wasnt sure cause of com + thank you know i can be more sure of not killing my boards
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5 years 5 months ago #208756
by bevins
Replied by bevins on topic 7i77 Servo Enable
Check you can move manuall and the encoder is moving in the right direction before enabling. If you didnt already know that.
and try putting a 1.5v battery on pins 41 and 42 after manually enabling. Just a little safeguard.
and try putting a 1.5v battery on pins 41 and 42 after manually enabling. Just a little safeguard.
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5 years 5 months ago #208757
by chris@cnc
Replied by chris@cnc on topic 7i77 Servo Enable
I edit ena+ and ena0.
You should look online in servodriver to check i/o bits
You should look online in servodriver to check i/o bits
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5 years 5 months ago #208759
by chris@cnc
Replied by chris@cnc on topic 7i77 Servo Enable
If ena0 => 37 and ena+ => 3 will happend nothing. On Second side is no com+
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5 years 5 months ago #208777
by Benb
Replied by Benb on topic 7i77 Servo Enable
The last suggestion by Chris@cnc is correct .
From the diagram, the inputs are sourcing type ie negative logic.
ENA0- => 37 (neg of PS)
ENA0+ => 3 (DI-0)
From the diagram, the inputs are sourcing type ie negative logic.
ENA0- => 37 (neg of PS)
ENA0+ => 3 (DI-0)
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5 years 5 months ago #208793
by MrSpeaky
Replied by MrSpeaky on topic 7i77 Servo Enable
Ive found another picture in the manual that might help
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5 years 5 months ago #208801
by bevins
Replied by bevins on topic 7i77 Servo Enable
This is my suggestion. I always do it like this.
Put power on pins com on pin 37, + on pin 36,
Coneect a relay to ouput pin and run pin 37 to one side of N.O relay and other side to pin 3.
That should enable your drive. I always use mesa boards like this and never had an issue.
Put power on pins com on pin 37, + on pin 36,
Code:
net Servo-enable machine-is-on output-pin
Coneect a relay to ouput pin and run pin 37 to one side of N.O relay and other side to pin 3.
That should enable your drive. I always use mesa boards like this and never had an issue.
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