Biesse Rover 18 CNC router

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8 years 9 months ago #105106 by Peterdeleu
Hi,

In 2 weeks I will pick up my Biesse Rover 18.
I bought the machine because it was very cheap.

I'm thinking of replacing the old NC481 controller.
But the challenge is to get the servo's running I guess.
Is replacing the servo's/controllers not an easier solution?

Regards,
Peter

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8 years 9 months ago - 8 years 9 months ago #105109 by Peterdeleu
I just found out what servo drivers are used :

X-axis: Driver: Soprel PWME 200x25/50 - Servo: Magnetic BR60L 30/13
Y-axis: Driver: Soprel PWME 200x14/28 - Servo: Magnetic BR60S 30/12
Z-axis: Driver: Soprel PWME 200x14/28 - Servo: Magnetic BR60S 30/12

Is there an easy way to keep the drivers/servo's in combination of a new CNC controller?

Regards
Peter
Last edit: 8 years 9 months ago by Peterdeleu.

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8 years 9 months ago #105131 by tommylight
I did a quick search and could not find much info on the drives, but if they are -+10V analogue ones, it can be done as many of us here did many times on many different machines. See if you can find any manuals and schematics, that would help a lot.

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8 years 9 months ago #105133 by Peterdeleu
Same here, difficult to find information about the drives .
But I read somewhere that the drives are -+10 analog.
The same person mentions that the drives are only responsible for the speed, not the position?

What hardware/software is used to let them do the job?

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8 years 9 months ago #105136 by Peterdeleu

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8 years 9 months ago #105137 by Peterdeleu
I've found some information in the manual.
In attach you can find the wiring diagrams

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