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I've noticed that there's only a sparse amount of documentation in regards to interfacing Gecko 320/340 drives with the PC. Even Gecko's documentation only deals with the Gecko drive itself and doesn't get into interfacing beyond the Step/Direction needs. Are there any experienced Gecko Users out there that might be able to compile a "Interfacing Gecko Servo drives with the PC" document? I'm getting ready to implement Gecko 320s on my new system. I'm sure that I'll hammer my way through it just fine. But it'd be nice to have it all documented and dumbed up to keep from having to think about a lot of it. Any takers?
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| The step and direction IS all that is needed from the PC to the Gecko drive. I have a few drawings showing how a controller box is wired and shows connection to the G320/340 drives if you want them.
__________________ Thanks Jeff Davis (HomeCNC) http://www.homecnc.info (Note: The opinions expressed in this post are my own and are not necessarily those of CNCzone and its management) |
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| Sorry, I really wasn't asking for myself. Guess I should have been clear. I've pretty well figured it out on my own through various means. I've seen the drawing from your site and it's a good reference for sure. I was just wanting so see if anyone was up to the task of writing up a definitive how-to for the Geckos. It'd just be nice to have a go to source for basic hookup for everyone.
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| Very nice AMPS! Are they full of tubes?
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| Yep all tube, no solid state 'cept for the occasional rectifier diodes. Some interior shots of other amps I've done. http://www.renegadeamps.com/laney/laney-plexi2.jpg http://home.insightbb.com/~nnoel/amps/traynor18.jpg http://www.renegadeamps.com/voxy/voxy4.jpg Another Amp http://www.renegadeamps.com/voxy/voxy6.jpg http://www.renegadeamps.com/voxy/voxy5.jpg
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| ...back to the original topic for a moment... Follow this link for a nice, clear, public domain electrical diagram for the 320s. It's in pdf format. Gecko G320 Stepping Servo CNC Control Enjoy! |
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| Yep... Between, Jeff's diagram and that one. and the Gecko docs. that's where all of my information comes from. But that's still not what I meant. Geez.... How do I put it.... I'm was looking for more of a "why it works" more than a "Here how to make it work"
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| The G320 manual on our website www.geckodrive.com has a detailed block diagram of the drive that shows how it works. see if that is what have in mind. Mariss |
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Actually I meant the whole System... Servos/Encoders/Geckos/Parallel interface/Limits/Home/ But Since I'm having a hard time getting across what I meant and I pretty well "get it" on my own. There's no since in beating this to death...
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