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Here is my latest update.
Been working on the wiring a lot. Have most every "system" wired in that comes in from conduit. The VFD's power is wired in and it is connected to the spindle. I have motion on the spindle. Also have all the power circuits wired in - 220V, 110V transformer, 72V/79V transformer and cap/rectifier, 24V power supply. Also have a 110Vpower strip wired into the monitor cabinet and the RJ45 wired there. Also made a temp setup for my 15" touchscreen and went ahead and hooked up the computer.
Notice the little Gigabyte Brix computer I am using (looking at the pic the keyboard is on it and it is left of the monitor cable). It is 4"X4"X1" - i3-3227 chip, 16GB mem, 128GB SSD, gigabit wired connection, Wireless lan card, 2 USB 3.0, HDMI and mini display, Win8 (Win is req for Ajax Centroid and Mach). Pretty sweet.
The Ajax builds have a lot of testing for each step so that starts next. 24V Estop, Estop contactor, and limit switches. I also need to wire up the encoders - that's what the DB32 breakout is for under the controller.
Been working on the wiring a lot. Have most every "system" wired in that comes in from conduit. The VFD's power is wired in and it is connected to the spindle. I have motion on the spindle. Also have all the power circuits wired in - 220V, 110V transformer, 72V/79V transformer and cap/rectifier, 24V power supply. Also have a 110Vpower strip wired into the monitor cabinet and the RJ45 wired there. Also made a temp setup for my 15" touchscreen and went ahead and hooked up the computer.
Notice the little Gigabyte Brix computer I am using (looking at the pic the keyboard is on it and it is left of the monitor cable). It is 4"X4"X1" - i3-3227 chip, 16GB mem, 128GB SSD, gigabit wired connection, Wireless lan card, 2 USB 3.0, HDMI and mini display, Win8 (Win is req for Ajax Centroid and Mach). Pretty sweet.
The Ajax builds have a lot of testing for each step so that starts next. 24V Estop, Estop contactor, and limit switches. I also need to wire up the encoders - that's what the DB32 breakout is for under the controller.