11-16-2009 11:11 AM
11-17-2009 10:05 AM
Hi jwnelson97,
What drive are you using? What version of NI-Motion are you using? What motors are you using?
When you say it responds in MAX, do you mean you can do interactive control and actually get movement?
11-18-2009 03:39 PM
Jeff,
Responses in blue:
What drive are you using? I am not sure what you mean by "drive." Where can I locate this info?
What version of NI-Motion are you using? NI-Motion 6.1.2
What motors are you using? Electrak 2000 driven by Superior Electric Slo-Syn SS2000D6 Motor Drives
When you say it responds in MAX, do you mean you can do interactive control and actually get movement?
No, there is no motion at all, but there are also no errors generated.
Thank you for your help!
11-19-2009 10:18 AM
Hi jwnelson97,
Drive is the Motor Drive you referred to lower down on your post (Superior Electric).
So you said all the 'hardware connections' are fine - are you using a UMI-7764 to break out the lines? Because if you're getting no motion at all without error it sounds like
a) your connections have been flipped (check wiring guide for your drive and motors)
b) your drive is toast
c) your motors are toast
11-19-2009 10:33 AM
Thanks JeffL. I will check these things and get back.
12-21-2009 11:56 AM
JeffL,
I have spent some time and it appears that we are not getting any signal thru the UMI-7644. Voltages are constant when it is turned on and a motion is sent via either a VI or through a MAX command.
We were running along fine until the HD on the machine the PCI-7344 was in died. We then put the card into a new machine with Windows XP, updated all the drivers and firmware and went to Labview 7.x. Since the HD crashed motion has not been possible.
Any thoughts are appreciated.
Kindly,
jwnelson97
12-23-2009 03:19 AM