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Spindle motor start with bob?
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Using contactor with 3 phase 1.1hp induction motor
In this case I want to turn on and off motor with linux cnc.
Also need to turn on with manual configuration.
Can I use both method?
Is any signal goes to bob if I manually turn on the motor and show spindle motor is running or not?
Thank you
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DinukaShehan wrote: I want turn on lathe spindle motor with bob!
Using contactor with 3 phase 1.1hp induction motor
In this case I want to turn on and off motor with linux cnc.
Also need to turn on with manual configuration.
Can I use both method?
Is any signal goes to bob if I manually turn on the motor and show spindle motor is running or not?
Thank you
Some BOBs Like the common "5 Axis Mach BOB" have a relay for this purpose (spindle control)
If your BOB does not have a spindle relay to drive your contactor, you could add a simple SSR
You could use a single BOB input pin connected to a proximity or optical sensor for a simple spindle
speed sensor (with a single or multiple slot wheel on the spindle)
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How to turn on spindle motor with linux cnc
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can create a hal file with the spindle proper connections, you do need to know
which parallel port pin drives the relay when you run stepconf.
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