Connection of hardware
- Subject: Connection of hardware
- From: johnm-at-slmd.com
- Date: Fri, 14 Jan 2000 11:15:28 -0800
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Hello world of emc patronizers,
I'm rather lost a little with how to connect everything together and maybe
somebody could help me out.
INTRODUCTION:
I have my pc running rt-linux with emc based code and a 4-axis ServoToGo
card.
I'm still selecting my n- axis servo-motors w/ drives, encoders and
limit switches, so I don't know what connectivity they will offer (e.g.,
an opto-isolated bread board with a 50-pin connector that plugs directly
to ServoToGo board ??)
[ I'm eyeing an IDC x-y positioning tables (RB6) with associated drives
(B8001) ]
Rather than a mill, I'll be adapting the emc code to run a lathe with
control of the spindle motor rotation as my third axis.
I currently selecting my opto-22 racks and some I/O modules, so I'm
trying to decide which racks are appropriate.
PROBLEM: Selecting I/O racks and modules
Question 1: What suggestions do you have in so far as getting I/O
opto-isolation racks? (D-Series with field wiring terminal strip)
For instance, getting a SNAP 12-module rack (48 I/O connections) to
connect P1 and P2 and then a SNAP 6-module rack for the P3
Question 2: Does P3 usually connect directly to encoder I/O or is
another opto-22 SNAP rack needed? Are quadrature I/O modules needed in
that case?
Any help is greatly appreciated. --- NOTE: I'm only a software person so go
easy on me.
John Moore
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