2014-06-27 17:08 GMT+03:00 Christian Stöveken <christian.stoeve...@gmail.com>:
> Here is the doodle link to find the "right" weekend.

Christian, I have events in September 21 and October 11 and need time
to prepare for them, so I would appreciate, if you could add October
17-18 and/or October 24-25 to the calendar.

> I was looking for a way to make it even more interesting for everybody
> coming
> and maybe advance the 6-axis robot side of LinuxCNC.
>
> So I got this idea to buy these old ABB robots from the local scrap machine
> dealer
> to convert and give away at cost for anybody who wants one.

I definitely want one (no comments, if I actually need it), so I would
appreciate a little more details about them. Any idea about the load
capacity (1 kg? 5kg? They definitely do not seem like capable of
anything more than 10 kg). What is their current condition, especially
wave reducers (harmonic gears)? Do I understand correctly that you got
only bare robots, no control cabinets? Any ideas about motor
parameters - voltage and current? What kind of position feedback is
there - resolver, incremental or absolute encoder?
After some cursing about chinese manuals, in the end I got those Kinco
servo drives to work, and they seem to work fine, once the braking
resistor is added, and their prices seem nice:
http://www.zappautomation.co.uk/electrical-products/servo-systems/ac-and-dc-brushless-servo-drivers/cd-range-344.html

I do not know of any other options in this price range with 220 VAC
input, which allows to save on power supply.
I used them without Hall sensor feedback, I have config backup that
worked with those motors from waterjet (the one that pleased folks
with white smoke went to rewinding and was back in service soon after
the event) and could share some basic advice about them.

Viesturs

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