On Friday 22 July 2016 06:25:36 TJoseph Powderly wrote:

> Hi Gene
> some reports on ATS-667
> " What I found is that the polarity of the output is not the same when
> the unit is powered with a tooth in sensing range as it is when a
> tooth is not there! "
>
> http://www.msextra.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=131&t=45528
>
> and suggests a similar product from Honeywell
> http://sensing.honeywell.com/1gt101dc-hall-effect-gear-tooth-sensor-88
>720-sep91-install.pdf
>
> or this one from taiwan
> http://www.chiarey.com/products-en.html
> look for Guboa HiSpeed sensors
>
> just fyi
> tomp
>
> On 07/22/16 11:43, Gene Heskett wrote:
> > On Thursday 21 July 2016 23:54:31 Gene Heskett wrote:
> >> Greetings all;
> >>
> >> Just for S&G I stopped at the place that still has that old Porter
> >> lathe he wanted $500 for a couple years ago. About a 16"er, 6 foot
> >> or more bed, but no motor.  It would have been at least a year at
> >> my pace to bring it back to life.
> >>
> >> But that wasn't the surprise.  That was in the form of an old air
> >> compressor he had taken as junk from the local horsepistol in a
> >> remodel/upgrade of some sort. One big horizontal tank, with two
> >> overhead pads on it, each of which held a single cylinder, 1 hp
> >> compressor, and each had its own 1HP 3 phase 230 volt Dayton motor
> >> that spun very freely and had no endplay, so since the bearing
> >> numbers were on the label, I have to assume ball bearing. I offered
> >> him 50 bucks for both of them.
> >>
> >> Next thing I knew, he was dragging out the cutting torch because
> >> the bolts were rusted and hard to get to, so both are sitting on my
> >> garage floor right now.
> >>
> >> I have company, 2 of my boys will be in Sunday thru Tuesday this
> >> next week, so we'll have to make a trip, maybe two, to the rifle
> >> range, but if I can find a round tuit before then, I'll have both
> >> of them clipleaded to that 1.5 HP rated inverter & see how they
> >> like running a bit faster than 60 hz for 1750 revs.
> >>
> >> In other words, I found a motor, and with luck a spare that I can
> >> run with linuxcnc for rigid tapping and such on this Sheldon.  One
> >> more problem solved, although I may have to build a lock pin of
> >> some sort to keep from unscrewing the chuck with a quick reverse. 
> >> And now I need to find where to put an encoder on it.  More shade
> >> tree engineering I think.
> >>
> >> So things are looking up at a bit better angle. ;-)
> >>
> >> Cheers, Gene Heskett
> >
> > I just went out and stared at it for a couple minutes, and something
> > along the lines of Jon's Bridgeport and the hall effect sensors Jon
> > Elson used looks doable.  But with this motor potentially having the
> > ability to do 8k rpms with this inverter, and the big gear on the
> > spindle right behind the front bearing looks like a good candidate,
> > but this motor has the ability to turn the spindle well above the
> > 1300 it can do now (faster than I'd be comfy standing in line with
> > it) and thats about 10EE20 teeth a minute gong by a hall when its
> > throwing lube oil 20 feet.  So my question is, since that gear must
> > have at least 100 teeth, are the halls that fast?
> >
> > I just pulled the allegro ATS-667 datasheet to see if I can get any
> > schmardter. Looking at that, 10u-s on delay, sub-microsecond off
> > delay, So it should to twenty kilohertz. So it should work up to
> > anything I'd be comfy around. I'll have to eyeball some more for an
> > index trigger though.
> >
> > Cheers, Gene Heskett
>
I just read thru the 627 datasheet. The only problem I see is that its 
power up state is a logic one even if sitting on a tooth. So, potential 
timeing error at powerup is one tooth.  As I see it, lcnc will use the 
index pulse and by the time 2 of those have been detected, any initial 
errors will have been corrected.  So I believe that will work to the 
basic accuracy of the teeth as long as it gets the original index 
pulse's sorted. I can't imagine a working scenario where one would want 
to do spindle stopped work without its getting a few revs to get 
everything sorted.  And with the large number of teeth to sense, sub 
degree accuracy would appear to be within reach.

AS soon as I know these motors are good, I'll order a 10 pack of the 
627's. And start designing a mounting for them.

I think thats next, play with motors. But there are heavy for me & my bad 
back.

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