Ox
Diamond
- Joined
- Aug 27, 2002
- Location
- Northwest Ohio
A16B-01300-0221
This is a sub-spindle drive, and the drive is apparently bad.
Throwing alarm 12
So, I am considering buying a used unit, or sending this in for rebuilding.
But when I look them up, most units doo not have this aux board, yet the drive has all the same model numbers.
My guess is that this is a "phase synch" board to allow a sub to not just spin the same speed, but to line up in C [for lack of better term] for example - gripping hex bar in both spindles. This is just my guess...
I am wondering if a guy dare buy a unit without this board, and add this one to it.
But then how doo we know that this board isn't the whole problem.
(per the alarm - I'm guessing not - IF it is related to the phase synch feature, but IDK)
If this board was added to another drive, I'm guessing that there may be some dip switch changes to be made. (???)
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Think Snow Eh!
Ox
This is a sub-spindle drive, and the drive is apparently bad.
Throwing alarm 12
12 Excessively large current flowed into the DC link of the main circuit.
So, I am considering buying a used unit, or sending this in for rebuilding.
But when I look them up, most units doo not have this aux board, yet the drive has all the same model numbers.
My guess is that this is a "phase synch" board to allow a sub to not just spin the same speed, but to line up in C [for lack of better term] for example - gripping hex bar in both spindles. This is just my guess...
I am wondering if a guy dare buy a unit without this board, and add this one to it.
But then how doo we know that this board isn't the whole problem.
(per the alarm - I'm guessing not - IF it is related to the phase synch feature, but IDK)
If this board was added to another drive, I'm guessing that there may be some dip switch changes to be made. (???)
- A16B13000221
- DISCONTINUED BY MANUFACTURER
- PC BOARD PCB
- SIG CONV. CK
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Think Snow Eh!
Ox