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Hello, is it possible to change the direction of rotation of the motor in the speed mode by activating a digital input?

It’s amazing! The first time, I understood the concept. Thank you so much, Sir. You just carry on, I will follow you.

Very nice and useful video for someone like me who are new to these modes, thanks.

I have a question about the use of servo systems in CNC machines. The CNC control unit told the servo controller to move 100mm in the positive direction to the X axis at a speed of 1000mm/min. This movement should theoretically last 6 seconds. So what happens if a new order comes from the CNC control unit before the servo system can complete this movement in 6 seconds?

Is it possible to send a signal to this analog input using Ethernet communication?

Nice videos!

Do you have a video on the E-cam function using encoder following (flying saw)?

The Position CMD Data(PUU) field in the PR Mode, Data portion, is there a parameter you can set the value of this field and then run the path by setting the P5.007 parameter which would look at this register to go to this position?

If you are looking to connect a Do-More BRX PLC to a SureServo2, this video is not as helpful as the Do-More MODBUS TCP to SureServo2 video. There isn't much difference between MODBUS TCP and RTU, in the MWX/MRX commands.

I found this MODBUS TCP video more helpful, regarding Do-More with MODBUS RTU, than the MODBUS RTU video for Click... (This may seem like a "Duh" moment, but approaching it from first time POV, I was searching for MODBUS RTU information. Ain't hindsight GREAT!)

Thank you Is there a pr mode triggering vedio?

Where can I find a more in depth training for this system? I have a Cincinnati centerless grinder that i would like to retrofit with a system like this. I am unsure of which mode would be most appropriate for this application (PT mode or PR mode) I have viewed all of the Sure Servo 2 videos you have available here on KZbin. I want my system to operate as follows: From home position, operator jogs axis to a touch-off point, touch-off point is established (operator origins position on HMI), operator then inputs desired feed amount (.0001" - .001"), operator then presses the +feed push button once, servo then feeds in positive direction .0001" from touch off point, servo feeds the desired amount with each press of the PB, axis is then retracted back to home position with the "Retract axis" pushbutton. I have a pretty good understanding of plc ladder logic (installed and programmed several click PLCs along with AB PLCs) but have very little experience with programming precision accurate positioning. Thank you!

Thank you so much that is very good explain

You say that we should use a lien driver setup but you don't have any info on actually setting that up. Is there a video on that?

ALSO MAKE IT ON SCHNEIDER ,SIEMENS & DELTA

THANK YOU SIR, KEEP MAKING SUCH VIDEOS

Thank you ..The video is really useful

Is the same thing true about the ACN 3hp IronHorse drive, if I hook it up to 240v 3p high leg delta will it just fry the filter but the drive will still function? It doesn't have a removable jumper.

Hi Author, I want to purchase 0.75kw, 1kw,1.5kw servo set, please contact me or give me your contact number

Hi sir, how it possible because The drive is made by DELTA A3 Series drive so how it's saying Automation Direct?

good o modbus... a real work horse...:) in the early years Modicon was the place to go for plcs... glad AD has the nice click plcs. works for a lot of ideas. thanks...😉

very well put...😉 i wish our rockwell vfd drives worked out of the factory shipping box, they cause a lot of downtime just to run, let alone the firmware issues... thanks AD...👍👍

Did you guy get around to doing a triggering video as mentioned in the Servo Position Register Mode tutorial?

FYI: Your warning that opening the motor voids the warranty is a violation of FTC rules! See: www.ftc.gov/news-events/blogs/business-blog/2018/04/ftc-staff-sends-warranty-warnings Basically, people are allowed to have the things they own serviced by anyone. This includes the owner servicing it on their own. I understand that there are plenty of idiots out there who should never attempt any sort of repair or inspection; but will do so anyway. However, those of us who are qualified to perform such repairs should not be penalized for the behavior of others. Thanks for the informative video. I found it to be a great refresher on servos. I particularly found the ferrofluid demonstrations helpful. They make visualising the flux pattern and how it changes much easier!

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