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I probably didn't connect the alarm, even though it is a nice addition to a cnc system. There is no reason why you cant use it if you want to. The system needs some form of electrical connectivity, so that the servo driver knows unambiguously when it receives a step or direction signal from the con...

I'm not sure which schematic you need. Have you got the spreadsheet that I originally posted when I connected the QS6 to the Centroid? The datasheet for the driver itself is on the Adtech website. Yes, i have it. I dont understand Acorn Board Connector 24in 24in Ena +24V N/C Step Dir 24in have +24v...

dmbgo wrote: ↑Thu Jan 27, 2022 1:15 am The QS6 takes the same signals as the QS7, I recently had one fail and was able to do a straight swap with a QS7

Do you have a schematic??

I have 04 motor drive with adtech

Is like a siemens controller.

Is like a siemens controller.

tblough wrote: ↑Wed Jan 26, 2022 9:45 pm All Acorn schematics are here:

Https://www.centroidcnc.com/centroid_di ... browse.php

Are there something like adtech motor driver QS7 ... ???

dmbgo wrote: ↑Mon Aug 31, 2020 10:07 pm Lathe to Acorn CNC controller wiring.xlsxHere is a revised spreadsheet of how I intend to connect the Acorn.

What is the difference 24IN and +24 board conectorc, both are +24V???

Are there schematic for Acorn_rev4 for Adtech QS7 drive ???

It looks like there is no VFD to process the spindle speed signal. I like the wabeco milling machines, if you manage to migrate from that weird CNC software it came with, and install Acorn on it, it will run great. The machine seems to have a VFD (M1 in the schematic below) that supports 10V input....

It looks like there is no VFD to process the spindle speed signal.

I like the wabeco milling machines, if you manage to migrate from that weird CNC software it came with, and install Acorn on it, it will run great.