开云体育

The fault wires from the Geckos were wired to the breakout bourd so the software would read the faults What I was not sure is. The axis stop moving was it a fault, or the buffer when the axis stoped

Yes, you can connect encoders on a second parallel port and use the bidirectional board. http://www.cnc4pc.com/Bidirectional_Breakout_Board.htm. I also have a board that you can use to optoisolate the

I just ordered one of those pulse to voltage converters from Duncan. He also shipped it very quickly. It should be here this week. FYI - Ray, the clock on your PC is wrong, so the email you sent ends

Art, Is it possible to slave axes with two different motor (stepper and servo) at different units/step? Fortino

Hi All: A severe error has been found on the latest versions of 1.90, the threading model was wrong for multithreaded applications. Since the PlugIns are threaded, this was causing some very weird

Yahoo, has lifted thier game a bit with the new format of emails and sorting by title. Still a long way behind online forums in terms of features though. But its slowly improving.

Hi I've just one of the Logitech wireless gamepads - looks a bit like a playstation controller. It is brilliant as a jog controller! The thing i'm interested in is that I have found an interesting

Is there an OEM code for Home A in Mach3Turn?. I want to use a home position on my 8 way toolchanger

Paul Kelly wrote: ? -- Lester Caine - G8HFL ----------------------------- L.S.Caine Electronic Services - http://home.lsces.co.uk Model Engineers Digital Workshop -

B: You can. But you need to retune the motors to use the extra speed.. Thanks, Art www.artofcnc.ca Videos And Support Forums http://www.machsupport.com Users Map: http://www.frappr.com/machsupport

Hi : You can drop on an LED, set its OEM number to a User number like 1001 , then in a MAcroPump , use a line like If IsActive( OUTPUT1 ) then setUserLed( 1001 ) endif The LED woudl then reflect the

oops. wrong address.. apologies... _____ From: mach1mach2cnc@... [mailto:mach1mach2cnc@...] On Behalf Of Paul Kelly Sent: Wednesday, 7 June 2006 7:58 PM To:

B.Agerholm wrote: Do make sure you restart Mach after changing frequency ;-) It has no affect until it's restarted. -- --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Wayne

B.Agerholm wrote: Do make sure you restart Mach after changing frequency ;-) If has no affect until it's restarted. -- --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Wayne

you just have to know how much steps your driver need to make one spindle rotation (most servo controlers have electronic gearing so you can adapt to your needs). then you can compute the max spindle

How'd you get on with that mounting plate? PK . <http://geo.yahoo.com/serv?s=97359714&grpId=10661639&grpspId=1600063697&msgI d=56710&stime=1149680138>

B.Agerholm wrote: The basic difference SHOULD be that at 45kHz you can run the stepper motor nearly twice as fast as at 25kHz - if everything can cope with that. If you are using a simple full step

Sorry i did not tell you that it's for the spindel i'm planning to use the brushless motor, and not as a servo. Manu tell me that it might be possible to get more "speed steps" from 45KHz than from

It will be faster at 45 Khz. You have to retune the motors each time you change this pulse rate settings to get mach3 running ok. If you are running brushless servos, specialy with high resolution

It is possible to replicate a surface with Mach3 but you need to turn on add letters to coords, in config ports and pins, Mill options then add your own commands as per the first 4 lines below, and