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  1. 02-10-2007, 01:43 AM #21
    machintek
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    Clarification. Just changing a spindle parameter will be lost when it is powered down. I believe the procedure includes Parameter 52 and 54. One opens the parameter file, one instructs the drive to write and save. Then back to 52 and close it. If my memory serves me correctly!

    George
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  2. 11-08-2021, 07:18 AM #22
    Laundro
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    Re: Spindle woes

    Hi,

    Sorry to resurrect an old thread! I just bought an old Bridgeport vmc 760 22. Unfortunately the Siemens spindle drive is missing its parameters. Just wondering if you could repost the parameters Machintek? The pdf no longer opens.

    Many thanks,

    J

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    Attached should be a note I received from Bridgeport in 1996 which lists the parameters Bridgeport was concerned with and what they are and do.
    Use the list at your own peril.

    George
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