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Excellent, thank you. I am going to go after all of the other items and throw the EMI filter as a last effort.

I have the clips for proper shielding grounding. Getting those installed this week....

Re-reading this and other threads with similar noise issues I see a common recommendation of adding an EMI power filter. Do you have a particular brand or source you recommend?

- Twisted pairs completed
- Single ground completed

I found something interesting with the UC100 connection. When the UC100 is connected into the C10 breakout board the outer metal casing on the...

The ground issue will get fixed this weekend.

Twisted pairs sound easy enough. I plan to work on that this week.

For the shielded Estop wiring I am using two conductors with shielded foil and...

The wiring could use a bit of tidying up. So you recommend all DC power lines to be in twisted pairs? This may be a stupid question but is that pre-made or are you suggesting to do it manually?
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To be clear on the amperage topic (and to get my head straight): 3 phase motors are rated for total current that can be used for the motor. The VFD rating is also the maximum current that the unit...

I appreciate the help. I will check the overload parameter, but I can say that the spindle does not get much above ambient temperature while using it. The 4A reading is for 10 or so seconds so there...

I ended up going with a toroidal from Automation Technologies. Added benefit is it comes with the 5V output so I could get rid of the 5V wall wart transformer that was powering the breakout board. ...

Thanks John,

I had two multimeters hooked up (one to each power supply) today. Interesting enough I saw the voltage vary significantly. On the Y power supply it ranged from 41V up to about 55V. ...

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I am struggling with a stutter problem that seems to come and go. I posted in the electronics section assuming the issue is the power supply. Before I go and replace the PS I wanted to...

Thanks, I think the unregulated linear supply is the way to go. I appreciate the help

Rails and screws are lubricated from the outside (not a great method I realize) about every other time the machine gets turned on. A lightweight oil is what I typically use. I have considered that...

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I have been struggling over the past few weeks on an intermittent problem with the router that I built about 6 years ago. I don't believe the problem has always been present but it has...