[pimpbike]

Bought this machine a year ago. Finally getting a chance to work on it now. Apparently the story goes like this. The Guy I bought it from bought it from a company that was replacing the machine for a larger CNC lathe and they just cut the wires from the centroid control to get it out. I doubt that the story ends there but I bought it cheap so whatever. My problem is sometime in between 4 terminal strips were taken from the hardinge cabinet making making the repair more than just simply connecting the severed wires. I do have the the Retrofit Procedure manual but I don't have any schematics. I tried contacting Centroid twice over a few weeks but no replies so far. Attached is a photo of what the manual says it should look like and the mess mine is in. If someone could send me the schematic it would be greatly appreciated.
Dan

[AjaxCNC]

Dan,

I have attached a schematic for the HNC cabinet. Are you planning on adding a new Centroid Control to get the machine back up?

[pimpbike]

It already looks like a somewhat new T39 control retrofit that is on it. Problem is someone went apes#!t cutting the wires that go from the centroid cabinet to the machine. Thanks for the PDF I'll go through it and report back.

[pimpbike]

This is the control cabinet that I have and the wires that were cut.

[AjaxCNC]

Is that a Servo3IO? I can't quite make it out from here.

[cncsnw]

No, it is not a SERVO3IO. A SERVO3IO would not have enough inputs and outputs to run the Hardinge accessories.

This control has a SERVO1 drive and a PLCIO2 I/O unit. It probably dates from around 2005.

pimpbike: where in Canada are you located?