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Post by riton39 on Nov 14, 2017 16:30:34 GMT
Hello
I have a question about the function you describe in the video:
do you have a limit of turns? I think to install the sensor on the motor shaft directly.
Is it possible to fix the sensor on the back of our engines?
ex:
I have an idea to simplify the concept:
maybe, is it possible to do it?
with the sensor on the axis at the rear of the engine:
you put the crank down, low position, you press on save the value, the position.
you put the crank in high up position, you press on save the value.
the software counts the turns and saves the high and low positions, it finds / determines the position of the center.
thanks
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Post by tronicgr on Nov 14, 2017 20:01:08 GMT
Hello I have a question about the function you describe in the video: do you have a limit of turns? I think to install the sensor on the motor shaft directly. Is it possible to fix the sensor on the back of our engines? ex: I have an idea to simplify the concept: maybe, is it possible to do it? with the sensor on the axis at the rear of the engine: you put the crank down, low position, you press on save the value, the position. you put the crank in high up position, you press on save the value. the software counts the turns and saves the high and low positions, it finds / determines the position of the center. thanks I dont have a limit of turns for this, but it can't be more than 16 turns as otherwise it will be over the 16bit value of the position command input. Also the sensor may not turn too fast as it may miss turns. Mounting it on the back of the motor (direct connection) will make it rotate probably faster than it can measure. Isn't these motors rotate up to 1200RPM? That would be 20 rotations per second!! Also the home position (zero value) is detected by the system when the actuator hits a hard stop and has no more speed. Or in a servomotor actuator the limits are engaged and prevent the motor to move more in that direction. Its not intended for use in AC motors with 180degrees motion of actuator, unless you want to make a belt type actuator and need to measure multiple turns of the sensor with max accuracy. Thanks Thanos
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Post by riton39 on Nov 14, 2017 20:09:30 GMT
ok, if I want to put it behind on the motor shaft, I have to use a reducer for the moment I will mount it on my reducer.
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Post by riton39 on Nov 27, 2017 17:25:46 GMT
Thanos, do you have the documentation for the cabling of the magnetic encoder on the AMC? and analog potentiometers ? thanks
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Post by riton39 on Dec 8, 2017 16:02:14 GMT
I need help to connect my AMC, I connected as before and nothing works ... can you tell me clearly how to connect my AMC with potentiometers and in 12 bits on my variable frequency drives? I connected as before, and nothing works ... I set the AMC as before. 8 bits or 12 bits, in the menu it does not work
can you tell me whether or not to put jumper on 5v 8bits / 12bits?
Whenever I press the motion buttons, the engine runs nonstop. the frequency rises to the maximum without variation.
thank you
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Post by riton39 on Apr 25, 2018 15:37:01 GMT
I have a question: is it possible at the same time to use 2 AC motor and 2 DC motor in pwm
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