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NOVUSUN NVCM 6V2.1 HOW TO
NOVUSUN NVCM 6V2.1 INSTALL
NOVUSUN NVCM 6V2.1 DRIVERS
NOVUSUN NVCM 6V2.1 MANUAL
NOVUSUN NVCM 6V2.1 SOFTWARE

Note fans on the right to assist in cooling the TB6600 and prominent location the Emergency Stop Switch.

NOVUSUN NVCM 6V2.1 HOW TO

See below for an example of how to layout a controller case.

NOVUSUN NVCM 6V2.1 DRIVERS

If the power is daisy chained then, if all drivers are active, the current on the wire from the Power Supply to the first Driver will carry 4x the current and means the last Driver in the chain will be under powered – DO NOT DAISY CHAIN POWER TO THE DRIVERS. This makes for cleaner and better connections.Īlso note that each TB6600 has a pair of power cables running from the Power Supply to the Driver and are NOT daisy chained, that is, NOT from Power Supply to X Axis Driver, then from X Axis Driver to Y Axis Driver and so forth.

NOVUSUN NVCM 6V2.1 SOFTWARE

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NOVUSUN NVCM 6V2.1 INSTALL

The bottom install size is 125.5mm71.5mm. The products overall size is 150mm84mm20mm. You can fix 2pcs 3mm diameter holes at the cabinet, and install the controller into the cabinet. Note the crimp connectors on the power and stepper cables. NVCM motion controller is with the sealed open structure, there are 4pcs setting holes at the bottom. The Controller, TB6600 Drivers, Power Supply, Stepper Motors, Switches and etc are connected as per the diagram below: For more details of each connection refer to the Novusun manual.

NOTE: It is critical to use the correctly rated/sized wire for all connections. Note : Any Mains power connections must be installed by a Licensed electrician or suitability qualified person.Įrrors and omissions excepted Introduction FAILURE TO DO SO WILL VOID ANY AND ALL WARRANTIES.īefore starting please read though all the instructions.

Employment Opportunity / RFQ (Request for Quote).The author of this document is not liable or responsible for any accidents, injuries, equipment damage, property damage, loss of money or loss of time resulting from improper use of electrical or mechanical or software products.Īssembling electrical and mechanical CNC machine components like power supplies, motors, drivers or other electrical and mechanical components involves dealing with high voltage AC (alternating current) or DC (direct current) and other hazardous items which can be extremely dangerous and needs high attention to detail, experience, knowledge of software, electricity, electro-mechanics and mechanics.īEFORE MAKING ANY CONNECTIONS OR DISCONNECTIONS POWER MUST BE REMOVED FROM THE DEVICE AND THE CONTROLLER.

I purchased a ATC changer to mount on a 65mm spindle. Once I get everything back working like before I start the project of implementing ATC. What I am doing is like what is shown in the china videos, using the LAN port on the computer to connect to the NVEM and using a USB wireless adapter to connect to my LAN. I wish the NVEM had a configuration setup where I could assign it an IP, Subnet, VLAN etc. I did get the controller working with the computer! disable the firewall! Now I need to go back through and enable the firewall but allow the NVEM through. Plus at $20 a key it is cheap, and for what I need the computer todo it is perfect. I am using Win 7 because I have several old compact form factor desktops that it runs nicely on. I found it was easier to use the Arduino and an LCD display to control relays and show status of the machine.

Prior to my computer crashing I was in the process of interfacing an Arduino to the NVEM controller.

NOVUSUN NVCM 6V2.1 MANUAL

The translation in the manual is terrible not to mention vague in description. I have to agree the NVEM/China PLC or whatever else they brand the controller as is poorly supported. My personal opinion, I would NOT waste any more time on a unsupported product. Even in their newer industrial controller version NVEC400 manual they don't talk about connecting to a network. I have NEVER received an acknowledgement or an email from them. One more thing, I went to the NVEM websites ( and sent multiple emails to their support people. It modernizes the UCNC Software with neat windows buttons, and some consolidated screens. I also saw a new screenset for the UCCNC software from CNC Woodworker. It has all of the features of MACH3/4, but not based on out dated technology (parallel port). I also am looking seriously at the UCCNC Software for $60. It connected easily to the computer, and now I am waiting for the BOB to connect it to my CNC machine. I don't have any computers left with XP or even Win 7 on them.Īfter trying for more than a week with every trick I could find, I gave up on the NVEM as a waste of time