Ed wrote: > Jon Elson wrote: > >>Terry wrote: >> >> >>>Hi >>> >>>I have been trying to tune my ac drives using the method in the >>>intergrators manual--Increase the p till oscillate then increase I >>>till it stops >> > > > This is very interesting to me as I recently purchased a small HMC with > Fanuc AC amps and motors. Where can I find pinouts and specs on Fanuc > equipment? The computer only has outputs for a maximum of 4 axis and I > have plans to set it up for 5. Jon, can your Pico system drive such a > thing? Thanks. Ed. Yes. Depending on whether it needs analog velocity command, PWM or step direction, I have a product that will drive it. Most of my boards are 4 axes/board, so you'd need two boards to get 5 axes, leaving a couple over for spindle control, jog dials, etc. Multiple boards can be "daisy-chained" off one parallel port.
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