Question on e-stop wiring
Posted: Tue Feb 11, 2025 10:51 pm
Thanks in advance
dovrosenberg wrote: ↑Wed Feb 12, 2025 8:47 am Is there a schematic for a plasma setup? I don’t have a VFD in my system. On my other table the e-stop switch only shut off the control board not any motors directly. The table would stop moving and shut off the torch. Is there a configuration in Acorn for dealing with the signal on the input for the estop?
Yes in the Wizard you will Assign the E-Stop to the acorn input it is connected too. When the Acorn E-stop input is triggered the No fault output will be close if assigned.
For your application Ignore the VFD in the Schematic
taking a closer look at the schematic - it seems that I would need a 1 pole contactor to shut off the power to my steppers, probably put it after the circuit breaker to the steppers. Then the e-stop would shut off all of the steppers but still leave the control board powered up to hopefully shut off the torch
The Contactor is totally up to you but it is recommended by Centroid for Safety. Powering off the control with the No fault out and E- stop is not recommended or necessary.
The Torch will be wired to the Output board as Normally open. So even if the Board and relay loose power the Output will Open since it needs power to close the relay.
Does that sound correct?
I have a 10 amp circuit to my steppers - would I also need a 10a contactor? Do the contactors usually include a built in snubber? Be interested in part numbers and manufacturers if you have any recommendations