TB6600 Spindle control trough Linux cnc clock wise start (F9)
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13 Nov 2018 20:39 #120610
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TB6600 Spindle control trough Linux cnc clock wise start (F9) was created by rodgarser
I Have a TB6600 driver and I can control all 3 axis perfectly, but I can not start the spindle manually with "F9" shortcut.
I have tried to change the variable frequency driver wire to "spindle on"on the driver board connection, but the spindle starts when I push the virtual "on" button, but this is not correct, the spindle has to start just when I push the "F9" shortcut cw spindle button.
I have tried to change the variable frequency driver wire to "spindle on"on the driver board connection, but the spindle starts when I push the virtual "on" button, but this is not correct, the spindle has to start just when I push the "F9" shortcut cw spindle button.
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13 Nov 2018 23:32 #120634
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your .hal file will tell the story, but it sounds like you connected the vfd input to halui.machine.is−on instead of motion.spindle-on ?
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14 Nov 2018 12:48 #120667
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My guess would be that it is connected to an ...amp-enable pin.
Replied by andypugh on topic TB6600 Spindle control trough Linux cnc clock wise start (F9)
your .hal file will tell the story, but it sounds like you connected the vfd input to halui.machine.is−on instead of motion.spindle-on ?
My guess would be that it is connected to an ...amp-enable pin.
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