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How do I connect a proximity switch to a D3 DC motor control?

Michael Hornung | 8. July 2019

The proximity switches, which are inductive as limit switches, offer greater process reliability when operating a linear axis.  Waterproof, dustproof and no mechanical or electronic wear. These are the advantages over using mechanical proximity switches. You can see here how to connect the inductive proximity switch to the D3 DC motor control.   Tip For […]

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How do I connect a motor cable to a D1 motor control?

Michael Hornung | 8. July 2019

How do you connect a motor cable to the dryve D1 motor controller? Attached is a short video about how it works. Tip For those of you who want to know and read more about the operation of the D1 dryve motor control, see the complete manual here. Vote Up +0 Vote Down -0You already […]

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Can I connect an external switch to the D3 DC motor control?

Michael Hornung | 8. July 2019

For those who want to use a switch or a joystick for driving to the right and left (this is, of course, up and down for a table height adjustment) – yes, it works. You can see here how to connect this to the DC motor control. Vote Up +0 Vote Down -0You already voted!

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How do I connect an encoder cable to the D1 motor control?

Michael Hornung | 8. July 2019

In simple steps, a short video shows and explains how to connect an encoder cable to the dryve D1 motor control. Tip For those of you who want to know and read more about the operation of the D1 dryve motor control, see the complete manual here. Vote Up +2 Vote Down -0You already voted!

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The assembly advantage of a split linear plain bearing

Michael Hornung | 5. July 2019

As an alternative to lubricated ball bushings, there is the clean self-lubricating alternative of a linear plain bearing adapter. The two cylindrical types have identical installation heights and can be installed in any linear housing. The assembly in the housing is also identical for both bearings. With a split housing, the replacement of the bearing […]

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