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10 x 54 Table X 31.9”, Y 14.5”, Z 6” (Knee 16”) Machine comes with a high speed spindle with separate VFD for speed control Centroid M400 3 axis control 5 HP Spindle with VFD Spindle speed control Ø 4.125 CAT 40 Spindle Power Drawbar Work light Way covers Machine on Barry Mounts and easily moved wit...

20200105_115207.jpg I finally got a chance to hook it up this morning as shown in the picture. I previously made a mistake saying the white and black wires were S1 and S2 when indeed they are the opposite. The other end of them are labeled cw (white) and (ccw) black so I connected them accordingly....

Hey thank you for the info! I'll give it all a try tomorrow and let you know what happens....again thanks I appreciate it.

here is the 2nd manual

DC3BMAN.pdf smvector-operating-instructions-manual.pdf These are the 2 manuals I'm using the connections are as follows: FR and FC are on the upper right hand side of the board lower section on the upper plug S1, S2, S4, SC are on the left hand side of the board upper section, upper plug, middle to...

Can someone help me connect the terminal strip on an Lenze smv vector drive (ESV402N02TXB) to my CENTROID DC3IOB? I purchased a used cnc mill with the centroid controller installed but for whatever reason lacked the vfd to drive the spindle motor. I have identified 8 wires that I believe attach to t...

Never mind I looked in the forum and saw that 137 is used for a password so I tried it and it let me in. Then I was able to change parameter 39 to 200

Thanks I checked it and it's set on 100 unfortunately I can't change it because it is password protected and I did not receive a password on purchase and cannot query the previous owner for it.....so I'm kind of stuck. Is there a way around the password?

I'm new to centroid controls and I have a CNC11 DC system. I recently just powered it up and noticed that the feed rate override knob turns past 100% but the readout on the screen will not go beyond 100%. It will go less than 100% down to 2% but not over. Is this normal? Thanks for helping out a cen...