Dual DC Options

[dicker]

Hi

I am actuelly building a machine with 2 GD VSD-E devices in Dual DC Mode.

The DCTool is compared with the GD Tool very small.
I cant even set current error Limits or Voltage Limits?

Also the tuning options are very limited to the noise injection, far away from the possibilities in the GD tool...

How can I set the Voltage/Current Error limits?

julian

[Xerxes]

The settings you see is all that is available in DualDC mode. There are however current limits as well as follow error limits.

Pleaes note: connecting with GDtool to DualDC drive may corrupt some parameters and may require re-flash of DDC firmware. So use DCtool only.

[legendboy]

I purchased 2 XE drives to run in dualDC mode and am now wondering if i should have just purchased a 3rd drive?

[Xerxes]

It depends on what functionality you really need. For over 90% CNC users DualDC is enough

Is there some particular feature you miss in DDC?

[legendboy]

if i had enough time to go thru each manual and compare features line by line i might have an answer for that lol

there really should be a list of exactly what features are lost when using the drive in dualdc mode

the guy i bought my drives from (the only canadian distributor) could not even answer that question when i asked him

[Krenovian]

Originally Posted by legendboy if i had enough time to go thru each manual and compare features line by line i might have an answer for that lol there really should be a list of exactly what features are lost when using the drive in dualdc mode the guy i bought my drives from (the only canadian distributor) could not even answer that question when i asked him

This may not be exactly what you are looking for but there is a table on the Granite Devices website which compares the VSD-E/XE in dual axis configuration to the VSD-E/XE in single axis mode. Here is the link: http://www.granitedevices.fi/assets/...arisonVSDE.png Hope this helps.

Curtis