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Quick Start Guide 

High-Z Series 

 

 

 

 

CNC-STEP e.K. ▪ Siemensstrasse 13-15 ▪ 47608 Geldern ▪ Germany

 

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Support: +49 (0)2831/91021-50 

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Connectors and cables on the machine  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The connecting leads are directly connected to the stepper motor controller Zero-3. 

Caution: Before connecting the cables, please turn off the Zero-3 control !!! 

 

D-Sub 9pol. X1 

Motor connection cable X1-axis 

D-Sub 9pol. X2 

Motor connection cable X2 axis 

D-Sub 9pol. Y 

Motor connection cable Y-axis 

D-Sub 9pol. Z 

Motor connection cable Z-axis 

D-Sub 9pol. ST 

Control line ST 

Lug 

Ground Connection 

 

The miniXLR jack provides the option of connecting extensions without additional hardware. 

For example: 

Tool length control, Security housings with door switch 
3D Buttons 

 

Note: 

Concomitant use of this socket and a 4th axis, such as a rotation axis or tangential knife, the 
connectivity is limited because both the miniXLR socket and the reference switch the 4th axis are 
found via the PIN15 of the LPT port. 

For this combination, we have a solution. To do so, please contact our customer service.  

Mini-XLR-jack 

 

Summary of Contents for High-Z S-720 T

Page 1: ...Status 30 05 2017 Quick Start Guide High Z Series https www cnc step de en...

Page 2: ...rt 49 0 2831 91021 50 27 09 2013 High Z Series Short Description This Quick Start Guide will help you with the initial start up of the machine It also includes optional accessory that is connected dir...

Page 3: ...ling with solenoid valve 11 5 4 Inverter and HF spindles 12 5 5 Granitograv and laser engraving unit 12 6 SOFTWARE INSTALLATION 13 6 1 KinetiC NC 13 6 1 1 CncPod 13 6 1 2 Connecting Hardware 14 6 2 Wi...

Page 4: ...Quick Start Guide High Z Series CNC STEP e K Siemensstrasse 13 15 47608 Geldern Germany Page 4 Support 49 0 2831 91021 50 27 09 2013 7 CUSTOMER SERVICE 24...

Page 5: ...Y Motor connection cable Y axis D Sub 9pol Z Motor connection cable Z axis D Sub 9pol ST Control line ST Lug Ground Connection The miniXLR jack provides the option of connecting extensions without ad...

Page 6: ...roller 2 1 Front side 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 9 Front side Overview 1 Connector D Sub 9pol for motor X1 2 Connector D Sub 9pol for motor X2 3 Connector D Sub 9pol for motor Y 4 Connector D Sub 9pol for motor...

Page 7: ...voltage switchable via relay 1 6 Socket 2 115 240V depending on input voltage switched via relay 2 7 Ground High Z series 03 2015 Note on the sockets 1 2 The two sockets are with two relays switchable...

Page 8: ...rt 49 0 2831 91021 50 27 09 2013 3 Connecting the machine to the Zero 3 control Make sure that the control is turned off Connect all 5 cables with the Zero 3 controller Make sure that you back up all...

Page 9: ...er step motor can be operated as the fourth axis In addition to this port a 12 24V supply for an oscillation motor and the connection for a further reference switch are supplied Make sure that the con...

Page 10: ...his point we just cover briefly the connection to the machine to the controller and if necessary to the additional hardware interface depending on the software For more detailed information please ref...

Page 11: ...ocket 1 Rel 1 Zero 3 control via software or program Make sure that the control is turned off Connect the power cord to the socket 1 Rel 1 Zero 3 controller Of course milling motors by other manufactu...

Page 12: ...u back up all connections with the knurled screws from loosening Observe the notes from page 6 for max Power consumption Caution Inverter and HF spindles that have higher performance can also be used...

Page 13: ...machine type Please select one from the list Everything else is well explained in the two manuals and in the online help including instruction videos These can be found in the software KinetiC NC unde...

Page 14: ...onnector is only required with the corresponding accessories and is then also connected to the Zero 3 controller The CncPod is connected to the PC via a network cable If the simultaneous use of the In...

Page 15: ...tions and prices provide the right solution for beginners and model makers as well as semi professional use or for demanding industrial plants Here is an overview of all WinPCNC versions Zero 3 contro...

Page 16: ...ng the computer to the Zero 3 control The connection of the computer to the Zero 3 controller depends on the software and the associated additional hardware see page 12 Make sure that the control is t...

Page 17: ...on the software version on the LPT USB or serial interface In WinPCNC USB installation and configuration is complete In this version WinPCNC determines the interface automatically With other versions...

Page 18: ...ces on expansion cards interface cards it may be that this is a multifunction adapter or similar in the Device Manager Select the interface to which you have connected to the machine Go to the propert...

Page 19: ...hich interface you have connected to the control If the PC has no COM port it is possible to work with a USB Serial converter This adapter then emulates a COM interface see below COM4 Art 400305 Digit...

Page 20: ...entered For professional the correct COM port yellow must be selected 6 2 7 Entry LPT2 port only Economy If you need more inputs and outputs for machine extensions you can use the second LPT port This...

Page 21: ...using the example USB The hardware is detected and displayed Right Wrong In the left example the communication is taking place the machine is online The software can now be used If there is still no...

Page 22: ...are you will get the necessary instructions and the license code from us For preconfigured computers of course this has already happened 6 3 2 Milling program generation with KinetiC NC After completi...

Page 23: ...inPCNC DIN ISO The program now needs the WinPCNC path This is normally found automatically and only needs to be confirmed Confirm once the WinPCNC exe and then the WinPCNC For further information plea...

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