DSP controler RZNC-05 advise

[6bx]

I am intent to buy a DSP controler for my chinese cnc router and i have download the manual to study it.I have found on the manual that i have to configure the technical part (Machine set up)of the controler such as:

Pulse Equivalent

Voltage setup

Output Pulse

How i determine this values?

Also there is a wiring diagram reagarding the board and it shows two(2) power supply, 24v and the other unknown output voltage.The question is if the existin power supply wich came with the router 48V it will power the motors and drivers,do I need a 24V seperate to power the card?
Any help is welcome

Thanks

[draughted]

yes but it only a 24v 2amp powersupply, they can be had for 20 bucks or so.

[king9558]

Originally Posted by 6bx I am intent to buy a DSP controler for my chinese cnc router and i have download the manual to study it.I have found on the manual that i have to configure the technical part (Machine set up)of the controler such as: Pulse Equivalent Voltage setup Output Pulse How i determine this values? Also there is a wiring diagram reagarding the board and it shows two(2) power supply, 24v and the other unknown output voltage.The question is if the existin power supply wich came with the router 48V it will power the motors and drivers,do I need a 24V seperate to power the card? Any help is welcome Thanks

have you got your controller? for the parameters, you have to set according to your components of the machine. Such as: pulse equivalent is decided by the motor, the ballscrew and the drivers parameter. for Voltage setup is decided by your I/O sensors. Let me know more about your machine, then i can help.
For the power to the board, yes, you must connect DC24 to it otherwise the dsp controller and other sensors can not be triggered to work. and it seems that you dont have an DC24v output from your SMPS. it is better to use a seperate SMPS to give DC24v to the board. if you use one SMPS to give power to the controller and the motors at the same time, it is not safe for the controller.
Regards
Alan