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You are not a dumb ass. The only dumb question is one that doesn't get asked. Did you look at examples of the All in One DC schematics? It is good practice to fuse your control as an assembly at least. Sub fusing allows you to use smaller wire to low current need components like Acorn's power supply...

They are the devices with two gray Honda connectors at the bottom, and a "CACR-SR..." part number printed along the edge of the board. Thank you Marc, these are actually a SIGMA drive variant? I'm used to seeing them in an enclosure. Very good to know. Thank you again for sharing your kno...

The Yaskawa CACR-SR series drives are probably usable with the Oak. I have run later ones (CACR-SR10BE12G) with the analog output of a GPIO4D. They will need to run in analog velocity mode. Hi Marc, Which picture is actually showing the drives? For our information. You've been around the block more...

He responded once, I asked a couple more questions and never heard back. I guess I just build it myself eventually. Marty So strange, well I’ll post some pictures of mine when I get it this week. I’ll also keep you updated once I have it up and running. Dan Dan, I'm sure others would be interested ...

He responded once, I asked a couple more questions and never heard back. I guess I just build it myself eventually.
Marty

Dan, between automationdirect.com and jameco.com,
They should have everything you need.
Marty

If that is all of the control, I don't see Yaskawa servo drives that are compatible with Oak. You may be better off buying Oak and new Estun AC servo drive and motors, available from Centroid. At that point your might ask yourself if the machine is worth retrofitting?

Either. I tend to be old school and use glass or cartridge fuses. Marty Thanks again for all the help!! Do you have a picture or link to the type of fuses you use? Dan Standard AGC 1-1/4" Glass fuse blocks from Jameco: https://www.jameco.com/z/BLC-20A-Optifuse-Fuse-Block-Combine-1-frac14-x-fra...

WaJo wrote: ↑Sun Sep 09, 2018 12:07 pm It working. Your battery test pointed me the VFD. It was a wrong setting in the VFD. So, I'm good for now. Thanks for your help.

Great! Glad you got it going!
Marty

Can you take pictures of the drives? Axis drives and spindle drive.