I have a problem in the lathe CHNC I, I think the problem is in the Tacho
because when the X servo moves only a few millimetres this one stoped
and can't put in home mode.
I checked continuity between terminals and has only 8 ohms
is normally?
I have a problem in the lathe CHNC I, I think the problem is in the Tacho
because when the X servo moves only a few millimetres this one stoped
and can't put in home mode.
I checked continuity between terminals and has only 8 ohms
is normally?
8 ohms would be around normal, but the way to tell (if DC tach) is to try and turn the motor as fast as possible by hand and see if you get a DC voltage out proportional to speed.
But normally you either get a runaway condition or tach-loss indication on the drive with tach loss.
Al.
CNC, Mechatronics Integration and Custom Machine Design
“Logic will get you from A to B. Imagination will take you everywhere.”
Albert E.
I Checked output Voltaje and has 2 DC volts
I hand moved and have a little voltaje
do you think that is ok?
I don't have any information of this tacho
A common output is around 20v/1000rpm. and anywhere either side.
If it swings + or - with direction then it is probabally OK but it is best to try it at speed if possible.
Al.
CNC, Mechatronics Integration and Custom Machine Design
“Logic will get you from A to B. Imagination will take you everywhere.”
Albert E.
The tachometer has 20 v DC with 1000 rpm
this is good news
Now I have another problem, I connected the tacho with the motor and have a new alarm. maybe loss the coupling between these components Servo-techo.
the reason was I connected bad the terminals, now is OK! (I Think so)
the CHNC I has a error:
Axes Not Enabled
Axes Drive Fault
error 6011
did you hear about a problem in Axes Drive Fault?
the bulb red light turn on when the erros is present
Have a Nice day