quality motion control, new ulm,mn

[kmcwhq]

Apparently Quality Motion Control does not exist any longer.
I have motors of theirs on an old Omniturn gang tool lathe, and need pinout information......

Any idea what happened to them?

dk

[Al_The_Man]

Is that a DC or DCBL motor? do you need the encoder pin out?
Al.

[kmcwhq]

It's brushed......I really need all the pins.
Not sure if there's a tach or not....

dk

[Al_The_Man]

Usually DC brushed are the easiest to reverse-engineer as regards the armature and Tach, then it may have resolver or encoder and sometimes a thermal OV.Temp switch,
Encoder or resolver takes a bit of extra effort.
What is the reason for wanting to know, a retro-fit or?
Al.

[kmcwhq]

yea.......omnicrap control gone.....Fagor in it's place....

[Al_The_Man]

Normally you won't need the tach if replacing the drives to modern torque mode types.
that just leaves the encoder, which may not be hard to figure out, I take it you do not have the original prints on the M/C?
Al.

[kmcwhq]

yep.....I have AMC drives that can do velocity or torque/current mode.

I misspoke on the control name.
It was an OmniTurd, not Omnicrap.