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I attached a report file.

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Tim

Hello Gang, My Allin1DC converted Protrak DPM bed mill has been working great and I have been having a blast pushing my skills making some parts for my project. I decided to start playing around with probing and I purchased a Drewtroincs S5000LED probe. I wired it up to the probe connector on the Al...

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Hello Gang, My Allin1DC converted Prototrak DPM has been working pretty will. But, something came up last weekend that I didn't know how to do. The machine is a full three axis, but it does have a separate quill. In Intercon (or fusion360 for that matter), I would like the have the option of only pr...

You didn't ask for my input, but I am going to give you an opinion. If your knee is powered, I would think you would want it to home in the - direction, as far away from the spindle as possible. That way when the machine homes, it is moving away from the spindle and less likely to crash. I have a be...

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What is confusing is that I have verified that once I power up the the inverter, that the inverter fault input is going green. There is not a fault on the VFD screen, it is ready to go.

I am using the Teco L510 drive.



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Tim

Thanks for the quick reply.

In my case pressing and releasing the e-stop or the VCP reset did not clear the fault.

Here is my report.
Am I using the correct PLC?

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Tim

Dumb question, but how do you reset a spindle fault in CNC12 mill? I am still debugging my Protrak conversion with the allin1DC and a few times I have forgot to plug in the VFD. This results in a spindle fault. I will then plug in the VFD and the input chances state, but no matter what I do I cannot...

So like he said, what is the schematic for running it this way temporarily. I also have an anilam conversion. My mill is setup with one switch. I will likely move to two but would be nice to do some testing with one. Only wire the switch to one limit switch input for each axis. Wire it to the side ...

They are labeled 150VDC MAX for a reason. What is that reason? I am NOT a CNC expert. I have only installed a single Allin1DC. But I am an engineer that has used, specified and tested motors for my whole career in the products I designed. I now work for a company that makes electric motors. IMHO th...