On 26 September 2014 04:28, Peter C. Wallace p...@mesanet.com wrote:
The 7I76 spindle analog out circuitry expects a regulated 5V to 12V supply,
your supply has about 10K Ohms of series resistance so is not a suitable
voltage source. You can use an isolated external supply of 5 to 12V
It
On Friday 26 September 2014 05:58:37 andy pugh did opine
And Gene did reply:
On 26 September 2014 04:28, Peter C. Wallace p...@mesanet.com wrote:
The 7I76 spindle analog out circuitry expects a regulated 5V to 12V
supply, your supply has about 10K Ohms of series resistance so is
not a
Andy, Gene - I do have a spare 12v linear regulated supply and a nice small
5v switching sitting by my new mill, was going to prototype with the 5v
first. (KBIC says 0-7v input in voltage follower mode - 0-5v will get me
going)
Interesting about the dc-dc converters; on reading, as Gene says,
On Friday 26 September 2014 10:24:09 John Alexander Stewart did opine
And Gene did reply:
Andy, Gene - I do have a spare 12v linear regulated supply and a nice
small 5v switching sitting by my new mill, was going to prototype with
the 5v first. (KBIC says 0-7v input in voltage follower mode -
I have a G0704 mill (known up here as a King Canada KC20-VS) that is
being CNC'd, with only one real issue cropping up.
The spindle speed control - original is a 4.7k pot, the spindle circuit
board is a copy of a KBIC 120 style board.
With the 4.7K pot in place, I measure 4.14v across the outer
Subject: [Emc-users] 7i76 and spindle control
I have a G0704 mill (known up here as a King Canada KC20-VS) that is
being CNC'd, with only one real issue cropping up.
The spindle speed control - original is a 4.7k pot, the spindle circuit
board is a copy of a KBIC 120 style board.
With the 4.7K
Hi Peter;
Thanks for the response - I'll try that tomorrow.
My first mill (different manufacturer) was an easy replacement - no
external power required - so my mind was set in just do it the same mode.
So far, Chris Morley's pncconf is working well with your products - having
fun with this
