Is it possible for one of you nice folks at Denford to upload the wiring schematic (and/or any other info that might still exist) for one of the PCB's on the Easiturn lathe, please? There is no info for this particular board in the set of schematics already uploaded, the manual, or the parts list, and nothing I can find by searching either.
The board is labelled "PCB 207" and is located in the back electrical compartment along with the inverter (Combivert) and its PCB (the "magnetic panel"). It's got its own transformer and takes 240v input from lines 5 and 6 which are the axis power; so, it comes alive when this button is pressed.
PCB 207 appears from the labelling on the output terminal block to control the interlocks ("INT LOCK"), the homing switches ("PROX SW") and a joystick ("JOYSTK"). I'm having trouble with the first two, and suspect this board is the cause - I have found anomalies in the voltage readings I get. The board's 24v line is at 17v, the 18v line fluctuates between 0 and 16v, and what I suspect are supposed to be 12v output lines are at 10v. The input is good at 240v, so either the transformer is dud or the voltage regulator might simply need adjusting.
Before I fiddle I'd like to know what the board is supposed to do and any voltage etc settings that it should have, hence this request...
Any info greatfully appreciated, as always!
Regards
Rick
The machine was fitted with PNC3, but this board is in with the power systems at the back of the lathe. There are some TTL logic chips on the board though, so it may well be something to do with the PNC3 system.
Beyond that, there is little in the way of useful markings.
Rick
Beyond that, there is little in the way of useful markings.
Rick
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There may be some more electrical info in this i've just uploaded:
viewtopic.php?f=54&t=3267
We're pretty much getting to the end of the info that was scanned in (before being binned)
viewtopic.php?f=54&t=3267
We're pretty much getting to the end of the info that was scanned in (before being binned)
It's not in that PNC3 document, but I have solved the mystery of what the board does, which explains why at least. By the simple expedient of disconnecting the PCB power, I found that the board is the controller for the Pratt-Burnerd air chuck that the lathe is fitted with.
If you have any data on this, it would be useful for the future, but it's also clear that the reason for my misbehaving proximity switches and interlocks must lie elsewhere!
Thanks for the help...
Rick
If you have any data on this, it would be useful for the future, but it's also clear that the reason for my misbehaving proximity switches and interlocks must lie elsewhere!
Thanks for the help...
Rick
thanks for looking....
Somebody at Pratt is kindly looking to see if they have any info. If I get any, I'll post it here for anybody that wants it.
Rick
Somebody at Pratt is kindly looking to see if they have any info. If I get any, I'll post it here for anybody that wants it.
Rick
I've uploaded one new doc - the Pratt-Burnerd chuck installation, operations and maintenance manual. I've added it to your thread (in the previous post) to keep the two together.
Rick
Rick
