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    Back to basics, have you used sheilded wiring, and tried to keep power and control wire routing as seperate as possible?
    And avoided having them run randomly across each other?

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    Sheilded wiring and power, control wires are seperate,a clean control box

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    Make sure your shields are only connected at one end of the cable?
    If the nagging gets really bad......Get a bigger shed:naughty:

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    I did have a link to a document that detailed grounding/sheilding, and how things should be wired, but I can't find it.

    Have a read over this thread - GROUNDING - what is the correct way to ground a CNC machine?


    Found it - http://www.automation.siemens.com/do.../emv_r.pdf?p=1
    Might take you a few reads to digest all the info, but explains things pretty well.

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    Shields are only connected at one end of the cable and the earth is connected to the mains earth.
    Thanks for the doc

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    Ok, ripped every thing out of my control box and tested the drivers.
    I have 100VAC on the earth and 230V on R+ of the motor connection.( the 3 drives)

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    Is that with the earth connected?
    If it is, I'd be checking the earth on the socket you're using to power it.

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    No just the P&N.
    Im taking the measurement from the mains earth to the earth pin on the driver
    Last edited by djk; 26-04-2013 at 08:09 PM.

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