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    Ajax on Hurco

    Anybody do an ajax kit on a hurco? I received my kit last week and documentation is a little thin. Scott is helping me but I'm not sure if he has seen my setup before.

    The stock pinouts for the encoders are shield, +LS, -LS, A not, B not, marker, +5, and GND. The pinouts on the provided ajax kit are A+, A-, B+, B-, Z+, Z-, +5v, COM, and N/C. I don't know what to connect to what?? Anybody??

    I think this will be a good kit but the road to cutting chips may be long.

    thanks


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    Are the servo motors silver or black?


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    black electro craft e 252 or 262 i can't tell


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    Well normally I would say "Marker" is the Z, COM is GND, A not= A-, B not= B- but it seems the number of connections is not the same.

    Differential encoder signals are more stable in a noisy environment.

    Good Luck.


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    The last Hurco retrofit I did had the silver motors with a 1/2" shaft in back of the motor. I replaced the 200 or 250 line encoders with the Ajax 2000 line encoders. It was money well spent.


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    I was afraid someone would tell me I need to spend more. My only thought is that the A theta, B theta that I called a not are the A+ and B+ and the rest are tied to a common ground???????

    What I don't understand is that in the online manual from AJAX they have this:

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    REQUIRED by the CPU7 card. A list of the wires necessary for their operation is listed below:
    A B I +5V Shield
    Anot Bnot Inot GND
    II. TTL: These encoders have fewer wires making


    I don't see the Z, Z- that the AJAX drawing has. Did you buy the new encoders because you could not figure the old wiring out??


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    "I" and "Inot" are a creative way of saying "Z" and "Z-". "I" for "index".

    You may also see "C" and "C-", or "+Z" and "-Z", or "marker" and "/marker", etc..

    I have no idea what "LS" would stand for when coming from an encoder, though....


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    What is the shaft size of the encoders on the black motors?


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    1/4" shaft per drawing and it looks that way. Supposed to be a litton encoder per my manual but I tore it apart and it's and optical BEI motion systems 82BZ-1000-5-1. Only 5 wires in the plug.


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    LS is limit switch. They run them back on the same cable as the encoder. Well mat least on mine they did.


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    For the record. It appears that for the Ajax kit to function you need to have "modern" encoders A, A-, B, B-, Z, Z-, etc.


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    No Smoke,

    How's it going ? Are you about there?

    Jackal


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