Controlling spindle, coolant from Camtronics 2A board
Posted by
Alan Marconett KM6VV
on 2002-05-24 13:45:44 UTC
Hi gg (?),
I just posted on using a Solid state switch, which can be controlled by
an output pin (pin 1 for example for MaxNC pinout). Simply connect (DC
side) the +V side to your +5v, and the output pin "pulls down" the low
end. No extra kit or PCB is necessary, just a few wires! A Hamlin SS
relay is visible in one of my posted pix, although not connected. I
just got around to connecting it last week!
The DC spindle motor on a new Sherline is similar to the KBIC motor
controller, which can, I believe, be remotely controlled by an external
D/A converter. TRY:
http://www.kbelectronics.com/
This is gonna require an additional board! Not much, as there are D/A
converter IC's that can be driven from a serial data stream (two pins on
the parallel port). It WILL take software to do this! I hope to
incorporate this into my controller project, and it might be added to
TurboCNC (hint).
HTH
Alan KM6VV
ggpipe wrote:
I just posted on using a Solid state switch, which can be controlled by
an output pin (pin 1 for example for MaxNC pinout). Simply connect (DC
side) the +V side to your +5v, and the output pin "pulls down" the low
end. No extra kit or PCB is necessary, just a few wires! A Hamlin SS
relay is visible in one of my posted pix, although not connected. I
just got around to connecting it last week!
The DC spindle motor on a new Sherline is similar to the KBIC motor
controller, which can, I believe, be remotely controlled by an external
D/A converter. TRY:
http://www.kbelectronics.com/
This is gonna require an additional board! Not much, as there are D/A
converter IC's that can be driven from a serial data stream (two pins on
the parallel port). It WILL take software to do this! I hope to
incorporate this into my controller project, and it might be added to
TurboCNC (hint).
HTH
Alan KM6VV
ggpipe wrote:
>
> Is there an kit or pre-made board out there I can hook up to the
> Camtronics 2A board, or do I need to get a parallel port splitter and
> have a seperate box to controll those two? Ideally I would like to
> have spindle speed control (the spindle motor is DC, so I could use a
> H-bridge chopper controller), but a simple ON-OFF would work too. I
> mostly want to be able to have the spindle turn off automatically
> after a long job.
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Discussion Thread
ggpipe
2002-05-24 12:28:55 UTC
Controlling spindle, coolant from Camtronics 2A board
Alan Marconett KM6VV
2002-05-24 13:45:44 UTC
Controlling spindle, coolant from Camtronics 2A board
RichD
2002-05-24 15:20:27 UTC
Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Controlling spindle, coolant from Camtronics 2A board