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Posted by Emimec on July 19, 2008, 3:50 pm
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I wonder if anyone has a readable diagram, of how the spaghetti junction of
wires that lurks behind the speed control housing of a Bridgeport table
feed, should be wired to the microswitches.
I have downloaded several versions of a Bridggy handbook, one diagram claims
to have been "cleaned" but its of little use.
I need to know what (colour) wires, that come from the black box speed
control, mounted in the electrical cabinet, go to what terminals of the
microswitches.Which ones are linked, basically, where they all go !
I have compared with another new machine, but the wire colours seem
different, and seem to differ in how its wired judging by some permanently
linked wires in both housings.
Bob
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Posted by Richard on July 20, 2008, 6:24 pm
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On Sat, 19 Jul 2008 20:50:33 +0100, "Emimec"
>I wonder if anyone has a readable diagram, of how the spaghetti junction of
>wires that lurks behind the speed control housing of a Bridgeport table
>feed, should be wired to the microswitches.
>
>I have downloaded several versions of a Bridggy handbook, one diagram claims
>to have been "cleaned" but its of little use.
>
>I need to know what (colour) wires, that come from the black box speed
>control, mounted in the electrical cabinet, go to what terminals of the
>microswitches.Which ones are linked, basically, where they all go !
>
>I have compared with another new machine, but the wire colours seem
>different, and seem to differ in how its wired judging by some permanently
>linked wires in both housings.
>Bob
>
Hi Bob,
I can't help immediately, but there's a working machine at my Dad's
place, I'll try to have a look next time I'm over there - but it won't
be for a couple of weeks.
Richard
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Posted by Emimec on July 21, 2008, 2:32 am
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> On Sat, 19 Jul 2008 20:50:33 +0100, "Emimec"
>
>>I wonder if anyone has a readable diagram, of how the spaghetti junction
>>of
>>wires that lurks behind the speed control housing of a Bridgeport table
>>feed, should be wired to the microswitches.
>>
>>I have downloaded several versions of a Bridggy handbook, one diagram
>>claims
>>to have been "cleaned" but its of little use.
>>
>>I need to know what (colour) wires, that come from the black box speed
>>control, mounted in the electrical cabinet, go to what terminals of the
>>microswitches.Which ones are linked, basically, where they all go !
>>
>>I have compared with another new machine, but the wire colours seem
>>different, and seem to differ in how its wired judging by some permanently
>>linked wires in both housings.
>>Bob
>>
> Hi Bob,
> I can't help immediately, but there's a working machine at my Dad's
> place, I'll try to have a look next time I'm over there - but it won't
> be for a couple of weeks.
>
> Richard
Many thanks
Bob
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Posted by Colin Ager on July 31, 2008, 6:24 am
Please log in for more thread options Emimec wrote:
> I wonder if anyone has a readable diagram, of how the spaghetti junction of
> wires that lurks behind the speed control housing of a Bridgeport table
> feed, should be wired to the microswitches.
>
> I have downloaded several versions of a Bridggy handbook, one diagram claims
> to have been "cleaned" but its of little use.
>
> I need to know what (colour) wires, that come from the black box speed
> control, mounted in the electrical cabinet, go to what terminals of the
> microswitches.Which ones are linked, basically, where they all go !
>
> I have compared with another new machine, but the wire colours seem
> different, and seem to differ in how its wired judging by some permanently
> linked wires in both housings.
> Bob
>
>
Hi
If you have the Quinton Crane drive system I have a diagram "QC-E-3438"
on which I have added the wire colours used on my machine. If you still
need this info. I could scan it for you.
Colin In Norfolk
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Posted by Emimec on August 1, 2008, 3:47 pm
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> Emimec wrote:
>> I wonder if anyone has a readable diagram, of how the spaghetti junction
>> of wires that lurks behind the speed control housing of a Bridgeport
>> table feed, should be wired to the microswitches.
>>
>> I have downloaded several versions of a Bridggy handbook, one diagram
>> claims to have been "cleaned" but its of little use.
>>
>> I need to know what (colour) wires, that come from the black box speed
>> control, mounted in the electrical cabinet, go to what terminals of the
>> microswitches.Which ones are linked, basically, where they all go !
>>
>> I have compared with another new machine, but the wire colours seem
>> different, and seem to differ in how its wired judging by some
>> permanently linked wires in both housings.
>> Bob
> Hi
> If you have the Quinton Crane drive system I have a diagram "QC-E-3438" on
> which I have added the wire colours used on my machine. If you still need
> this info. I could scan it for you.
> Colin In Norfolk
>
Yes please
Bob
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>wires that lurks behind the speed control housing of a Bridgeport table
>feed, should be wired to the microswitches.
>
>I have downloaded several versions of a Bridggy handbook, one diagram claims
>to have been "cleaned" but its of little use.
>
>I need to know what (colour) wires, that come from the black box speed
>control, mounted in the electrical cabinet, go to what terminals of the
>microswitches.Which ones are linked, basically, where they all go !
>
>I have compared with another new machine, but the wire colours seem
>different, and seem to differ in how its wired judging by some permanently
>linked wires in both housings.
>Bob
>