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Ihr Warenkorb ist leerUnterstützt RS485-Schnittstelle; unterstützt MODBUS-RTU-Kommunikationsprotokoll; unterstützt Kurvenbeschleunigung und Verzögerung; unterstützt Grenzschalter zur Rückkehr auf Null; unterstützt Geschwindigkeitsmodus, relative Position und absolute Positionskontrolle
gdwinslow
Bewertet in den USA am9. März 2024
Lack of documentation makes it very hard to use. And the fact that I wanted it to work on a CAN-FD protocol buss. On top of this I still don’t know if my controller can command the unit. Due to lack of documentation on my controller side. I am just now getting a motor to put it on, that it will work with. Because there was no specification on the motors it will work with. All in all, it is a green product for 3-D printing. And after making a lot of noise, the manufacturer finally printed a specification for the motors. Would not recommend buying them unless you’re running the set up that they show in their tests. In which case it probably works perfect. But I think most of us are looking for a CAN buss solution.
Jokisch
Bewertet in Deutschland am 8. November 2024
Gekauft als closed loop Stepper funtioniert einer gar nicht, der zweite hält eine Viertel Stunde.Idee ist gut,Ausführung verbesserungsbedürftig.
K3VBOT
Bewertet in den USA am31. März 2024
Everyone complaining about the lack of documentation. The documentation on the 42D is actually mixed in the 57D manual. So go to github and find the manual called..MKS SERVO42D/57D_CAN V1.0.2This has all of the set up and settings.Works like a charm. I'm using the CAN H and CAN L to read real time encoder position to an arduino uno for a coordinate project. The stepper motor is controlled via GRBL on arduino 1 and arduino 2 is translating CAN signal from the 42D to live coordinates..Also the functionality of the 42D is amazing. Played with all the settings and they are effective.
C. Tapp
Bewertet in Großbritannien am 2. Dezember 2024
1) I am seeing error frames when running on a bus that's using extended identifiers. The identifiers used by the servo are standard identifiers, but they should co-exist on a bus that also uses extended identifiers - assuming it is using a CAN peripheral that does not only support 11-bit identifiers (I've not seen one of those for a long, long time).2) The servo responds to CAN commands by sending a response using the same identifier. This is not good, as an identifier should only be sent by a single node! It is possible for messages to disrupt each other if an identifier is sent by more than one node and the transmissions are scheduled at the same time.3) The servo appears to send random responses at times.4) A few times it has displayed "Test OK" and lost all of its settings. Not sure what's causing that.
Kendall McCollough
Bewertet in den USA am18. Oktober 2024
Went through 7 to find 3 that functioned properly. 4 would not take serial parameters, otherwise function as advertised
Mats E
Bewertet in Schweden am 16. November 2024
Jag tog bort en stjärna för att det var svårt att hitta en tydlig enkel inkopplingsanvisning för puls riktning.I övrigt mycket bra!
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