Screw Terminals vs DB25 Header
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Re: Screw Terminals vs DB25 Header
Out of curiosity, where is parameter 968 and the table for it's values documented? I can't find it in the manual.
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Re: Screw Terminals vs DB25 Header
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Re: Screw Terminals vs DB25 Header
Marty, thanks! So, in other words it's kinda undocumented? In the manual, params 900-999 are listed as PLC Program Parameters. BTW, is the same param and setting valid for Mill Pro?
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Re: Screw Terminals vs DB25 Header
Yes.
It's undocumented, use at your own risk. Anything above 400k requires good wiring practice and a drive that accepts a pulse train over 400k
It's undocumented, use at your own risk. Anything above 400k requires good wiring practice and a drive that accepts a pulse train over 400k
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Re: Screw Terminals vs DB25 Header
With so many being recommended to use 100k centroid probably should add that to the 200 and 400kHz options in the wizard.
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Re: Screw Terminals vs DB25 Header
Its already in the next version
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