Question about wiring my Cyclone with Fanuc OT-B controls
Posted: Tue 17 Aug , 2010 17:59 pm
Hi all,
First post here. I recently bought a used 1988 model Denford Cyclone with Fanuc OT-B controls, and have a question about connecting it to my plant. It was apparently run on 440V 3-phase, judging by the connections at the transformer in the transformer box.
The tag on the transformer box and the machine says 380V.
My plant is 220V 3-phase. The transformer box looks like it currently is set up to drop from 440V to 220V in the transfer box. Can I simply hook each of my incoming 220 legs to the matching outgoing 220 leg on the bus strip on top of the three transformers, effectively bypassing the transformers?
Does anyone have an electrical schematic for this machine?
Also, it has set for around five years, and all the parameters are gone. I would be willing to pay for a disk that has all the parameters for this machine.
Any help on locating any manuals or documentation for this machine would be very appreciated. I am not a professional machinist, but have enjoyed setting up and then running a 1984 Bridgeport CNC mill with the original controls, along with a Do-All mill using Centroid controls. If possible, I think I would like to use the Fanuc controls on this machine, as the circuit boards and wiring appear to be in good condition. The machine does not have many hours on it, as it was originally bought for a technical school.
Also, what is the best way to contact anyone at Denford for purchasing parts / manuals / etc. for my Denford Cyclone?
Thank you,
Bill Gillen
First post here. I recently bought a used 1988 model Denford Cyclone with Fanuc OT-B controls, and have a question about connecting it to my plant. It was apparently run on 440V 3-phase, judging by the connections at the transformer in the transformer box.
The tag on the transformer box and the machine says 380V.
My plant is 220V 3-phase. The transformer box looks like it currently is set up to drop from 440V to 220V in the transfer box. Can I simply hook each of my incoming 220 legs to the matching outgoing 220 leg on the bus strip on top of the three transformers, effectively bypassing the transformers?
Does anyone have an electrical schematic for this machine?
Also, it has set for around five years, and all the parameters are gone. I would be willing to pay for a disk that has all the parameters for this machine.
Any help on locating any manuals or documentation for this machine would be very appreciated. I am not a professional machinist, but have enjoyed setting up and then running a 1984 Bridgeport CNC mill with the original controls, along with a Do-All mill using Centroid controls. If possible, I think I would like to use the Fanuc controls on this machine, as the circuit boards and wiring appear to be in good condition. The machine does not have many hours on it, as it was originally bought for a technical school.
Also, what is the best way to contact anyone at Denford for purchasing parts / manuals / etc. for my Denford Cyclone?
Thank you,
Bill Gillen