Re: Anaheim Automation Question

Alan,

I took a look at your pinout and from what I can puzzle out, you have
a step motor drive.

It seems to be for use with 6-wire motors. End wire to MOT1, center
tap to 1&3COM, other end wire to MOT3. Same for the other winding to
MOT2, 2&4COM, MOT4.

Anaheim Auto drives are what are called bi-level. It requires a low
voltage sustaining current to LOW VOLTS and the "kicker" voltage to
HIGH VOLTS. 0VDC must be ground.

Mariss

--- In CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO@yahoogroups.com, "Alan Trest
<cncprojects0@h...>" <cncprojects0@h...> wrote:

> Anyone on the list familiar with what appears to be a 4 motor
> controller box. The Model is 340E0004-B. I was given two of them
> and can't find anything on their website about them. They came out
> of some type of X-Ray equipment. I believe they are servo motor
> drivers but am not sure. Each side of the cube has a terminal strip
> with 13 connectors,
> Motor#1,Motor#3,1&3com, low volts, (ccw )dir. control, (cw) clock,
> OVDC, Mode Select, output(s) off, High Volts, 2&4 com., motor#2,
> motor#4.
>
> This is reversed on the other side terminal strip.
>
> Any help with these is appreciated.
>
> The only other writing on the cube is at the bottom. MOTOR DRIVER
> TERMINAL BLOCK
>
> Thanks,
>
> Alan Trest
> Pensacola Florida