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03-31-2005, 12:02 AM
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I have read here that to properly setup a 320 or a 340 drive you must use a osciloscope, without one you are really just guessing. Is this the case, and if you don't have a scope can you properly tune and run a servo setup? How hard is it? How long does it normally take? Thanks Chas  |
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