Re: How do I disable drives?
Posted by
caudlet
on 2003-03-09 08:54:13 UTC
--- In CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO@yahoogroups.com, "washcomp" <jeff@w...> wrote:
button (green) and the other is a "STOP" button. They latch and
unlatch a 3 pole contactor that is the DC motor supply. The theory
here is that motors can do nasty bad things with no voltage (except
freewheel). The circuit has provisions for tying in limit switches
and remote panic switches if needed. I turn on my computer and load
my controller sofware PRIOR to hitting the RUN button so uncontrolled
motion is not a problem. I have a copy of the schematic. Contact me
off list if you are interested in a copy.
> I think the idea (suggested by Tim G.) to disconnect my stepperother)?
> drives (with a relay) when my controller software is inactive is a
> good one. Which line(s) should I switch (5v or motor DC or
> I'm using CMD-260 drives. Should I use a relay to put 5v acrossthe
> enable' pin until I want the drive to be activated?On my controller I have two big lighted buttons. One is a "RUN"
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Jeff
button (green) and the other is a "STOP" button. They latch and
unlatch a 3 pole contactor that is the DC motor supply. The theory
here is that motors can do nasty bad things with no voltage (except
freewheel). The circuit has provisions for tying in limit switches
and remote panic switches if needed. I turn on my computer and load
my controller sofware PRIOR to hitting the RUN button so uncontrolled
motion is not a problem. I have a copy of the schematic. Contact me
off list if you are interested in a copy.
Discussion Thread
washcomp
2003-03-09 08:03:19 UTC
How do I disable drives?
caudlet
2003-03-09 08:54:13 UTC
Re: How do I disable drives?
Tim Goldstein
2003-03-09 09:04:24 UTC
RE: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] How do I disable drives?