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  1. 07-10-2020, 05:18 PM #1
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    Re: is the Dynomotion controll as confusing as it seems?

    Quote Originally Posted by Gunmachinist View Post
    Heres a picture of my control cabinet and the servo amp im using. The servos I have are SSI PT402 servos, but I am unable to find any information on them. I have identified the power, neutral, and ground; but there is a white and black I cant ID.

    Could the black & white be the tach wires?
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    Re: is the Dynomotion controll as confusing as it seems?

    I think so, that or reference wires. I don't suppose It would damage the drive if I tested by wiring it and testing.
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