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07-03-2008
03:47 AM
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Without documentation for your drive box it's nearly impossible to tell how this thing is supposed to work. There are probably inputs for step and direction signals, encoder signals and limit switch, E-Stop and enable/inhibit signals. The box was probably designed to be used with a specific motion control unit, but I really can't say more about that.
If you can't find more information, it's probably the best to scrap the box and use the motors with a new motion controller and drive. If this is an option for you, please find the specs for your motor (which shouldn't be too hard, as there is probably a type label on the motor, which should provide enough information to search for the specs at the Phytron's website). A possible solution from NI could look like this:
1 x PCI-7332
1 x MID-7602
1 x SHC68-C68S cable
This solution integrates very easy into LabVIEW. Especially for the drive there are also other options, but it depends on the motor specs, which option you should choose.
Please don't misunderstand this suggestion as a clumsy sales trick, but analyzing an unknown piece of electronic can become extremely tedious and time consuming.
Kind regards,
Jochen
07-03-2008 04:02 AM