Re: Help with servo control
Posted by
Robert Bachman
on 1999-12-06 13:14:33 UTC
Jim,
I recently aquired a Milltronics Partner 00 cnc knee mill. It started
life as a Centurian I but is now a cent v. The computer in mine is a
'standard' 386sx40 motherboard with an off the shelf vga card,
i/o card and 2mgs of memory. There is a s-ram board which has the
programs in rom and 3 Acro Loop output cards which read the encoders
and output signals to the servo amps.
What are you having problems with?
Bob
At 05:42 PM 12/6/99 -0000, you wrote:
shape, but the computer is dying. I am in the process of researching
retrofit control packages for my machine. I have found many stepper
conrols, but very few servo controllers. My machine uses standard servo
amps with +/-10v industry standard inputs. I would prefer to use software
control, in either UNIX or DOS platforms. Any help or suggestions would be
greatly appreciated.
I recently aquired a Milltronics Partner 00 cnc knee mill. It started
life as a Centurian I but is now a cent v. The computer in mine is a
'standard' 386sx40 motherboard with an off the shelf vga card,
i/o card and 2mgs of memory. There is a s-ram board which has the
programs in rom and 3 Acro Loop output cards which read the encoders
and output signals to the servo amps.
What are you having problems with?
Bob
At 05:42 PM 12/6/99 -0000, you wrote:
>From: livsteam@...3 axis of movemnt via servo motors. Of course, the machine is in fine
>
>Hello folks, my name is James Nelson, and I own a Milltronics Centurian III
>verticle knee mill. It has a proprietary computer on-board which control
shape, but the computer is dying. I am in the process of researching
retrofit control packages for my machine. I have found many stepper
conrols, but very few servo controllers. My machine uses standard servo
amps with +/-10v industry standard inputs. I would prefer to use software
control, in either UNIX or DOS platforms. Any help or suggestions would be
greatly appreciated.
>discussion of shop built systems in the above catagories.
>Thank you,
>Jim
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Discussion Thread
livsteam@s...
1999-12-06 09:42:53 UTC
Help with servo control
Jon Elson
1999-12-06 13:18:00 UTC
Re: Help with servo control
Robert Bachman
1999-12-06 13:14:33 UTC
Re: Help with servo control
Harrison, Doug
1999-12-07 03:51:05 UTC
RE: Help with servo control