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Thread: 4 axis on TNC 150?

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  1. 07-13-2009, 09:00 PM #1
    spock
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    4 axis on TNC 150?

    Just wondering if any of you guys have a rotary table set-up on one of these.

    I noticed as I look through my programing manual that it shows examples, so I am assuming that the control is capable. But as far as tables, cables, hookups, I dont know anything.

    My machine is a BP series 2 interact 4.
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  2. 07-14-2009, 05:46 PM #2
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    No experience with the 150, but on the 151 you just need to add an amp and the motor, then define the appropriate parameters. There are a bunch but a lot of them are just making them the same as the other 3. I don't know if you need trip dogs on a rotary axis, maybe just the reference pulse is enough
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