Daniel wrote: > Jon, > > PLEASE SELL ME STUFF - lol > Really want to get this moving... > > Yes the motors are 141V and 20A(stall) > > OK, my drives are only capable of 20A and have only been tested to 122 V. That will certainly get you moving, but I don't know what the real peak rating of the motors is. The 60 A Peter mentions might break things or kill people. > I have some pictures of the plates on the motor. I also have the > original maintenance manual of the whole electric stuff. All original > cabinet with driver and computer etc. > > > Do you want me to send them to you email address? That would be fine. I also need pictures of the encoder labels, in fact that is more important than the motor label (which you already linked to, anyway.) If there is no label on the back of the motor, you may have to pull off the red cover (waterproof seal) to see the inner dust cover, where the label is. I still haven't figured out whether this is a serial encoder or the earlier version where only the commutation info was proprietary.
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