John what are the "chinese" drives you are using
Posted by
archie road
on 2006-10-03 09:45:12 UTC
John Stevenson wrote:
No more spare Gecko's to hand so fitted a Chinese 80 volt 7.8 amp
drive and the machine is back up and running.One thing I have noticed is
that the Z axis on a long pecking drill cycle would always loose a few
steps and not return to home at the end of the job, could be 15 thou
out.Never really worried me as these are all thru holes but noting I did
could alter this error.Tried leading edge, traing edge, altering pulse
and dwell timing etc, all to no avail.Since fitting the Chinese drive
on, all I have done is alter the steps per inch as the Gecko is 10
microsteps and the Chinese drive is 8 but this error has dissapeared and
the axis homes every time.This machine although it was made as a CNC
shares dials on it like it's manual counterpart so I can see to a 1/4 of
a thou if there are any errors.I still feel that the crash wasn't enough
of a crash to take a drive out and I have no idea why the second drive
went after only a day and a half.Just time will tell how good these
Chinese drives are, one thing I have noticed when looking inside is that
the printed circuit from the mosfets to the screw connectors is over a
1/4" wide and very robust.
John S.
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No more spare Gecko's to hand so fitted a Chinese 80 volt 7.8 amp
drive and the machine is back up and running.One thing I have noticed is
that the Z axis on a long pecking drill cycle would always loose a few
steps and not return to home at the end of the job, could be 15 thou
out.Never really worried me as these are all thru holes but noting I did
could alter this error.Tried leading edge, traing edge, altering pulse
and dwell timing etc, all to no avail.Since fitting the Chinese drive
on, all I have done is alter the steps per inch as the Gecko is 10
microsteps and the Chinese drive is 8 but this error has dissapeared and
the axis homes every time.This machine although it was made as a CNC
shares dials on it like it's manual counterpart so I can see to a 1/4 of
a thou if there are any errors.I still feel that the crash wasn't enough
of a crash to take a drive out and I have no idea why the second drive
went after only a day and a half.Just time will tell how good these
Chinese drives are, one thing I have noticed when looking inside is that
the printed circuit from the mosfets to the screw connectors is over a
1/4" wide and very robust.
John S.
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Discussion Thread
John Stevenson
2006-10-03 00:42:33 UTC
Re: Gecko, fuses on the power or not ?
henrikolsson2001
2006-10-03 03:46:04 UTC
Re: Gecko, fuses on the power or not ?
Lester Caine
2006-10-03 04:09:25 UTC
Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Re: Gecko, fuses on the power or not ?
turbulatordude
2006-10-03 07:54:11 UTC
Re: Gecko, fuses on the power or not ?
turbulatordude
2006-10-03 08:09:21 UTC
Re: Gecko, fuses on the power or not ?
Lester Caine
2006-10-03 08:43:12 UTC
Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Re: Gecko, fuses on the power or not ?
archie road
2006-10-03 09:45:12 UTC
John what are the "chinese" drives you are using
cnc002@a...
2006-10-03 10:01:57 UTC
Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] John what are the "chinese" drives you are using