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23-12-2009 #1
thanks lee
the controler is over one month old
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23-12-2009 #2
thats the second of these that went bang... see [ame="http://www.mycncuk.com/forums/showpost.php?p=9250&postcount=24"]here[/ame]
I think they are unable to cope with the back-emf from a bigger motor and above 30v suffer some catastrophic breakdown... could be the protection diodes are not fast enough...
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24-12-2009 #3
Ok i have the predecessor to this (5 axis controller). At best i would not recommend this to run over 24v even with the new chips. There is not enough protecttuion in the circuits for these units. To fix the problem you will need to replace the main ic's. check wit the specs,
If the nagging gets really bad......Get a bigger shed:naughty:
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24-12-2009 #4
Anything over 24V DC then you are risking popping the driver chips.
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