If you want to just get started, I would recommend reversing the
hi/lo as Andy recommended, and consider toggling the spindle
manually. I know it isn't ideal, but a lot of good parts have been
made without machine control of the spindle.
Thayer
On 1/27/21 11:35 PM, Andy Wander wrote:
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Sounds like you
need to reverse the “Active Hi/Active Lo” setting for the
Auto tool spindle release. That should stop it from acting
backwards.
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How is the VFD
supposed to be controlled by Mach3? Is it using relays, PWM,
or step/dir?
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Hi,
? ?I bought a used cnc and can't get the spindle to turn on.?
It's a Boss cnc router 10hp spindle.? It has mach3 installed
on it but no other info.? I've watched a lot of tutorials and
changed some of the inputs and outputs etc trying to get it to
run.? I can manually move x y z.? I can run g code.? But no
spindle.? The fan on top of the spindle is working.? ? I can
turn the spindle on directly at the vfd, which is a V1000.?
The machine is 3 phase running off a 30 hp converter.? The
auto tool spindle release and clamp are acting in reverse,
clamp drops the bit, release holds the bit.??
? ? The drill block does turn on and off manually, the drill
block is turning the correct direction.? Since the drill block
and spindle turn the correct? direction I dont think the 3
phase power is the issue.
? Any help would be greatly appreciated.? Thank you