Keiling Servos

[jonr]

Has anyone worked with keling tech Servos?

Thanks,
JonR

[martyscncgarage]

Has anyone worked with keling tech Servos?

Thanks,
JonR

Provide a link to the servos.
What control? Acorn? If so, post it in the Acorn forum:
viewforum.php?f=60

[jonr]

Marty,

AH! Sorry, all in one controller. The Acorn link was helpful, I can dig around there.

Thanks,
Jon

[martyscncgarage]

Marty,

AH! Sorry, all in one controller. The Acorn link was helpful, I can dig around there.

Thanks,
Jon

Please provide a link to the Keiling servos. Assume they are DC Brush Servo? Voltage, Current, specs?
What encoder? All in One works best with 2000line line driver differential encoders.

What is the application? If we know the big picture, we might be able to suggest something.

[jonr]

Hi Marty,

The setup is a Bridgeport ez trak (1999 vintage) using the all-in-1 and original servos on x&y with original DC power supply. I believe (but have not tested) the voltage from the original DC rectified 110V power supply is quite a bit higher than the 90V rating keling sells.

The thought was to use keling servos (servo not stepper) with an encoder from the centroid site to get the correct signal...since that is the part, that if it fails will break stuff.

Servo link: https://www.automationtechnologiesinc.c ... rvo-motor/

After researching, and mulling it over, I think I will go with the Centroid servos pre-wired for some nice convenient plug and play action. I may use automation tech's ball screws to retro-fit the z axis with a homemade Elrod type setup. Their stated error is adequate for the short travel of the z axis. If it doesn't suck, I will report back with photos, mechanical drawings, part numbers, and sources for parts. I'd assume I am not the only one wanting to do this.

Thanks,
JonR