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Hi Folks, i have been using stepper systems for a while... I recently recieved some surplus linear slides driven with servos... the drives require opto 22 digital input (+/-24v) are there any products that can convert step and direction (so i can use Mach 3) to opto22... If all else fails it looks like i can drive them in analogue mode with http://www.skyko.com/products/ thanks in advance andrew |
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| What is the Opto22 product that you refer to? Most of their line is just opto isolators, but they do have a line of controller also, but mainly aimed at I/O devices. Al.
__________________ CNC, Mechatronics Integration and Machine Design. “Logic will get you from A to B. Imagination will take you everywhere.” Albert E. |
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| I may have mis-understood The manual "http://www.adept.com/main/KE/DATA/ARCHIVED/SUMMER_03/AdeptMod AdeptMotion User/MMVMEUG.PDF" has a description that refers to digital input/output via Opto-22 Then talks about the Drive Enable signaling under digital inputs as +/-24v so i did a bit of googling and found opto-22 interfaces on Servo cards seem to be 24v..so i put 2 and 2 together...but i may have got an answer that wasnt 4 ![]() It then later talks about Analogue input (Torque Control)...at +/-10v Hopefully this helps clarrify the situation cheers Andrew |
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| Hi Andrew, I have been looking to do the same,( I can get my hands on some industial servo drives that take a +/- 10v signal ) and have been researching how to convert a step and direction signal to drive a servo. You might want to look at this http://www.jrkerr.com/icproducts.html the pic servo sc chip should do it, with the following circuit added(from the data sheet for the chip) I think I will give it a try myself. |
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