Electronic gearing on chinese servo 

Hello, I'm using this servos in my company, but i can't understand how to wire the encorder output for a Scheneider PLC, usually encoders have A, B, Z, +5v, 0v, but this one has A+, A-, B+, B-... so how can I connect that A-, B-, Z- to the PLC ???

do you know how to hook up the encoder to the acorn board? I don't know how, and I've been searching everywhere trying to find out how. I could send you some money if you could help me know how.

Hi, Good video, My question is, what happens if the 10mm on the screen is only equal to 9.48 mm on the machine?

Nice work

Hi your video help me very much . As my machine was giving a bad travelling distance the only way I find for fixing my problem was 098/102 pn way.For speed my bob was able to taka 400 000 mkz so for speed I was ok . my problem was that with mdi I dial G00x1.00 the dro was showing 1.00 in x but if you mesure the distance it was something as 0.987. the only way i find is playing with the DA/DB SO at the final I have something like 32767/32489 . the same as if you play with gear . Is that fabulous hihihihih Thanks You

Do you know the name of the drive manufacturer? How can I download a copy of the English manual?

Thanks for vid. I enjoyed watching it. I had a Chinese P100s servo drive. It only uses one parameter (PA11). I like your explanation and I understand it better thanks.

So with this the resolution you have for 10mm pitch and 2000 steps/rev is 5 microns. Good enough even for a mill doing steel or aluminum

Hello mate, excellent video explaining , how much did u pay for those 600w ones? Also , Would you do a big favour? I wanna buy this motors for a second Cnc build but need to know exactly the measurements of it to fit in a tight enclosure Would b able to do it ?’manyy thanks

Thank you for this video and the good explanation, but I don't understand where you got the 25 (DA) and 5 (DB) from. I mean, why 25 and 5? You even say that as long as you end up with DA / DB = 5 you are fine, so why not just use 5 (DA) and 1 (DB)? After all, 5 / 1 = 5 also.

I think specifying DA and DB means that you can have non-integral gear ratios. e.g. 100/8 will give you a ratio of 12.5/1

Does it make a difference if you’re using it in speed mode using a 0-10v analog signal?

Well explained dean, even I could understand it.

Oh man, I am going to be using this motor as a spindle motor and with analog 0-10V I could only get 2300RPM, Hopefully this will let me get the last 700 RPM. When I was first read this and read gearing I was thinking the gearing ratio that I was going to use. Yea I was WAY off...