This arm is a CRSPLUS A460.
I'll add more when I get a chance....
My attempt to revive a research/industrial robotic arm.
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This arm is a CRSPLUS A460.
I'll add more when I get a chance....
Tonight I pulled out the scopes and power supplies and analyzed the HEDS-5310 single-ended incremental encoders that are used on the extremities of the arm. There are five wires: Vcc, GND, Chan A, Chan B and Chan I. I was able to use my Saleae Logic 8 analyzer to confirm the output of the encoder so I know that they work and that I'll be able to process their output.
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Wow the time flies! We had our first son shortly after this post and our second a couple years later. I'm now so tired I can't even begin to tell you. I still have the arm and I've even managed to pick up the control box along the way. Since I have the teach pendant I pretty much have everything except for the cables and the time to do anything with it. The kids are getting more self-sufficient by the day so there's still hope. One of these days...