Emco Tool reverser

Emco Tool reverser

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  • #844927
    sparky mike
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      @sparkymike

      I need to know the pin identification on the four pin plug on the automatic tool reverser and also what correct voltage should be at that point. Is the reverser motor DC or AC ?  Mike.IMG_8599IMG_8600

      #844944
      DC31k
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        @dc31k

        Could you say what homework you have done in advance of posting your question?

        Have you looked for a manual for the machine?

        The toolchanger plugs in somewhere and the wiring diagram would tell you both the pin out and supply voltage.

        There is an Emco group at groups.io who may have the manual in their download section if your prior searches have been unable to locate it.

        How would the item work to ‘reverse’ a tool?

        #844946
        sparky mike
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          @sparkymike

          I have the hard bound Emco manual but the wiring digrams are not good to say the least. Emco call it a tool reverser, but I would call it a rotary tool changer.

          #844947
          DC31k
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            @dc31k

            Page 63 here could be a starting point:

            https://archive.fablabo.net/mediawiki/images/1/10/33541911-EMCO-Compact-5-CNC-Maintenance-Manual.pdf

            Some googling around ’emco toolchanger’ suggests it is a DC motor, driven on a timed pulse, so two wires will be supply and ground (manual above mentions polarity reversal). It is possible that the other wires are limit switches so the brain is informed of toolchange completion/success.

            #844953
            Michael Gilligan
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              @michaelgilligan61133

              It doesn’t answer the questions, but

              For we the great uninitiated observers … here’s a short video of the device in slow action:

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              https://youtu.be/-kNYLt6ne_w?si=cfoLoMrc_m19DkNK.

              MichaelG.

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              Sorry if it’s front-loaded with stupid YouTube adverts … Grrr!!

              #844981
              sparky mike
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                @sparkymike

                I found out in the manual that it was either 6volt or 10 volt supply and now conected a dc supply up to pins three and four with neg on three and pos on four and now working ok. (plug pins viewed in rainbow fashion counting from left to right.) It clicks at each point where it would send signal to control board to tell motor to stop, I assume through one of the other two pins. I have it up for sale at the moment, but did not want to sell it if there was any fault in the motor. Mike.

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