On Friday 16 October 2020 18:52:56 Gene Heskett wrote:

> On Friday 16 October 2020 15:58:07 Peter C. Wallace wrote:
> > > 12 volts to an input before they see a true?
> >
> > 7I76 inputs need > 60% of field voltage to register high
> > and < 40% of field voltage to register low
>
> Field voltage is 12 volts. From a teeny external 15 watt supply.
>
> That fixed that. Now I need to make 5i25.0.pwmgen.1 into a type 2.
>
> And start machining mounts and couplings for the BS-1 spindle motor.
> Gonna be fun. I am contemplating a timeing belt drive, to get a bit
> more gearing, and to center up the motor a bit on the side of the
> BS-1, and get it a good inch closer to the BS-1.  Otherwise the motor
> is going to hang out around 5.5".  And thats too much leverage.
>
So, rather than trying to clamp it to the worm bearing, which only has 
one small retaining screw, used to lock the worm mesh adjustment and the 
fact that I have some 1" stock that I can index to the center drilled 
hole in the side of the tilt head, I've decided to make a plate to be 
fitted to the side of the tilt casting with about 5 bolts, no casting 
where the 6th bolt would go as its D-flatted shape, which will give me a 
much larger and far more rigid surface and give me all sorts of room to 
fit stuff like a REAL mount for this motor/drive.

In the meantime, is anyone driveing a rotary axis with direct drive to 
the H-bridge using pwmgen mode 2 and quadrature encoder feedback, I'd 
love to see snippets of your hal file.  It looks to me like that would 
be a pretty simple way to run the VNH3SP30 based boards.

And, has anyone dummied up such a beast before the hardware was built by 
useing a simulated encoder to replace a real encoder?

I've prowled thru the wiki, but no one is using a pwmgen in a servo 
environment.  Seems like everyone is using a dac and adc. I feel like I 
am re-inventing the balloon tire, starting with the schraeder valve.

Or am I and its a dead end, if so, head me off at the Wolf Creek passes 
summit.

Thanks.

Cheers, Gene Heskett
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