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 ===== myCNC-ET6 CNC controller ===== ===== myCNC-ET6 CNC controller =====
 +
 +^^ myCNC-ET6 controller specifications ^^
 +| Number of motor outputs | 6 |
 +| Motor driver outputs | pulse-dir, differential line driver outputs compatible with EIA RS-422 Standard |
 +| Maximum pulse frequency | 3 MHz |
 +| Binary inputs | 8x galvanic isolation, PNP/NPN sensor compatible |
 +| Binary outputs | 2 relay outputs, 2 open collector outputs |
 +|PWM outputs | 3x - open collector |
 +| RS485/RS422 | 1x RS485 with Modbus ASCII/RTU implementation |
 +| Computer connections | Ethernet (PC/ARM, Linux, MS Windows) |
 +
 +//Note: The ET8 board is the new updated version of the ET6 controller, which requires unique firmware due to the use of a different chip.// 
  
 ==== ET6 Top View ==== ==== ET6 Top View ====
  
-{{hardware:et6:et6-101-1280.jpg}}+{{:mycnc:001-et6-101-1280.jpg}}
  
 ==== Power supply connection ==== ==== Power supply connection ====
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 24V DC is used to supply myCNC-ET6 control board. Power consumption depends on external peripherals you have connected to open collector outputs and +12V/+5V outputs. Normally power supply 24V/2A should be enough to power up the controller based kit with single board computer and 15'6" TFT screen. However, step-down converters on the ET6 board consume start current about 1.5A and 24V/1A power supply might be not enough to supply the single ET6 board. 24V DC is used to supply myCNC-ET6 control board. Power consumption depends on external peripherals you have connected to open collector outputs and +12V/+5V outputs. Normally power supply 24V/2A should be enough to power up the controller based kit with single board computer and 15'6" TFT screen. However, step-down converters on the ET6 board consume start current about 1.5A and 24V/1A power supply might be not enough to supply the single ET6 board.
  
-{{hardware:et6:et6-power-connection-001.jpg}}+{{:mycnc:002-et6-power-connection-001.jpg}}
  
  
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 Pulse-Dir connectors pinout shown below Pulse-Dir connectors pinout shown below
-{{hardware:et6:et6-pulse-dir-connection-001.jpg}}+{{:mycnc:003-et6-pulse-dir-connection-001.jpg}}
  
- +{{:mycnc:004-et6-stepper-motors-001.jpg}}
-{{hardware:et6-stepper-driver-connection-001.png}}+
  
 ==== ET6 Output pins ==== ==== ET6 Output pins ====
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   * 3 PWM outputs (PWM#1, PWM#2, PWM#3)   * 3 PWM outputs (PWM#1, PWM#2, PWM#3)
  
-<code>WARNING: ET6 board rev.1 has Output pin names printed on Botton side of the board.  +<code>WARNING: ET6 board rev.1 has Output pin names printed on Bottom side of the board.  
-This names are NOT correct and differs from actual output addresses.  +This names are NOT correct and differ from actual output addresses.  
-Please check table below to find out actual output address</code>+Please check table below to find out actual output addresses</code>
  
  
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 Connector pinouts for ET6 outputs pin shown on a picture below Connector pinouts for ET6 outputs pin shown on a picture below
  
-{{hardware:et6:et6-outputs-connection-001.jpg}}+{{:mycnc:005-et6-outputs-connection-001.jpg}}
  
 ==== Galvanic isolated inputs ==== ==== Galvanic isolated inputs ====
  
-ET6 control board has 8 galvanic isolated binary inputs, 2 groups of 4 inputs each. Each group has separate power supply pins so inputs can be powered from different power sources. Using PNP and NPN sensors simultaneously if possible too.+ET6 control board has 8 galvanic isolated binary inputs, 2 groups of 4 inputs each. Each group has two separate power supply pins so inputs can be powered from different power sources for the convenience of the user. Using PNP and NPN sensors simultaneously is possible too.
  
 Schematic for ET6 inputs is shown below Schematic for ET6 inputs is shown below
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 Connector pinouts for ET6 galvanic isolated inputs shown on a picture below Connector pinouts for ET6 galvanic isolated inputs shown on a picture below
-{{hardware:et6:et6-inputs-connection-001.jpg}}+ 
 +{{:mycnc:et6-inputs-2021-01.jpg}}
  
  
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-RS485 bus schematic is shown below+RS485 bus schematic is shown below:
 {{hardware:et6:et6-rs485.png}} {{hardware:et6:et6-rs485.png}}
  
-RS485 connector pinout shown below +RS485 connector pinout shown below: 
- +{{:mycnc:009-et6-rs485-connection-001.jpg}}
-{{hardware:et6:et6-rs485-connection-001.jpg}} +
  
 ==== DAC output ==== ==== DAC output ====
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 Actual Max DAC voltage (ie 10V, 5V, 6V) can be setup in the myCNC control software. Actual Max DAC voltage (ie 10V, 5V, 6V) can be setup in the myCNC control software.
  
-Schematic design of DAC output is schwn below+Schematic design of DAC output is shown below:  
 {{hardware:et7:et7-dac-output.png}} {{hardware:et7:et7-dac-output.png}}
  
-Connector pinout for DAC output +Connector pinout for DAC output: 
-{{hardware:et6:et6-dac-connection-001.jpg}}+{{:mycnc:011-et6-dac-connection-001.jpg}}
  
  
 +==== Connection Examples ====
 +=== 3-wire NPN sensor connection example (external power supply)===
  
 +{{:mycnc:et6-npn-external-power-2021-01.jpg}}
  
 +=== 3-wire PNP sensor connection example (external power supply)===
  
-==== Connection Examples ==== +{{:mycnc:et6-pnp-external-power-2021-01.jpg}}
-=== 3-wire NPN sensor connection example ===+
  
-{{hardware:et6-b-connection-inputs-003.png?1000}}+=== 3-wire NPN sensor connection example (internal power supply)===
  
-=== 3-wire PNP sensor connection example ===+{{:mycnc:et6-npn-internal-power-2021-01.jpg}}
  
-{{hardware:et6-b-connection-inputs-004.png?1000}}+=== 3-wire PNP sensor connection example (internal power supply)===
  
 +{{:mycnc:et6-pnp-internal-power-2021-01.jpg}}
  
 +<code>Depending on the particular sensor, power can be supplied through 
 +any of the power input connections (5V, 12V, 24V). 
 +24V was chosen in these examples as it is the industry standard.</code>
  
 === Spindle speed control through DAC (0-10V) === === Spindle speed control through DAC (0-10V) ===
  
-{{hardware:et6-10v-spindle-speed-control-001.png?550}}+{{:mycnc:016-et6-spindle-001.jpg}}
  
 +===Switch connection example (external power supply)===
 +
 +{{:mycnc:et6-switch-external-001-2021-01.jpg}}
 +
 +{{:mycnc:et6-switch-external-002-2021-01.jpg}}
  
 ==== ET6 control board firmware reflash ==== ==== ET6 control board firmware reflash ====
  
 +//**WARNING:** Unlike updating the myCNC software, the firmware CANNOT be downgraded after a reflash. The myCNC team recommends reflashing the control board firmware as a last resort only, and recommends seeking an explicit confirmation from the support team that the firmware reflash is warranted in order to avoid issues.// 
 +
 +:!: //**NOTE:** Make sure to select the firmware for the correct version/revision of your board! Firmware for ET6 boards R1-R3 and ET6 boards R4-R6 (also known as the ET8) are __DIFFERENT.__  
 +
 +Flashing incorrect version of the firmware will result in a non-functional board. If you're unsure of your board version, please contact myCNC Technical Support prior to the reflash://
 +
 +{{:mycnc:et6-reflash-different-versions.png}}
 +
 +----
  
-{{hardware:et6:et6-reflash-001.jpg}}+{{:mycnc:019-et6-reflash-001.jpg}}
  
  
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   - Open myCNC software on the Host computer,    - Open myCNC software on the Host computer, 
     - goto Configuration Tab ->  Support Tab     - goto Configuration Tab ->  Support Tab
-    - Set "Select board" set to "myCNC-ET6"+    - Set "Select board" set to "myCNC-ET6". Make sure to select the correct revision version. 
     - Select "Firmware version" from "Release", "Night build" or "Testing"     - Select "Firmware version" from "Release", "Night build" or "Testing"
     - Set *UART port* to port with FT232 attached     - Set *UART port* to port with FT232 attached
mycnc/mycnc_et6.1550703756.txt.gz · Last modified: 2019/02/20 18:02 by skirillov

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