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Jerry: Better tracking of the spindle speed changes that may occur. The variations depend on the machine, the spindle and quite a few factors, so for some there is an advantage, for others there is

wrote: they would I Steve, Your theory is correct. Ted Hall explained to me that there is a point on the controller board that can be used to attach to step and direction software. Not being technical

I've got the sensor here working with 8 triggers and a wider one for index. I'm working on a four thread start, 2.5 tpi device as shown in "Bloy's Photos". So far I have a steady rpm reading of 291. I

Steve, I would be interested in working with you and help you build a new Mach2 controller for your Shopbot. I would like to offer a Mach2 conversion kit which would include our Sound Logic Mach2

Steve, I looked into upgrading my control box & even w/ trade in I think they wanted something like $2,000 for the new one. I think it would be cheaper to look for some other controller (I don't think

Hi Jerry The only advantage I can see is for those wanting to work at low revs. 1 slot works well at 400-1100 rpm (only speeds I've tested thoroughly). Below 350rpm Mach2 reads rpm erratically for me.

yeah i had to slow my big one down....at 2k rpm...the instantaneous reverse threw a 100 amp spike down the line. Steve Blackmore wrote:

Peter, Since the OCX is an integral part of Art's software and he offered to help out in any way, why not keep it within the scope of this group. Unless Art feels otherwise, let's try and do it here -

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I hear that alot, till they sit down to watch a movie.... erie tagrace_99 wrote:

Mark You have probably done this, but is you licenses file in the Mach2 folder? Jim

Hi Art, The main two problems that I know of with VB are: 1) VB crashes as soon as you try running your app. This is before any calls are made to the OCX. If the same app is compiled then run as an

Hi All, Since Art and Steve and others have proven Mach2 can cut threads with a single spindle pickup, I'm wondering what advantage there is to multiple signals per revolution? Jerry

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Alan: If I had a quarter for each of those that I've thrown out..... (Before I got into this stuff anyway...) Art www.artofcnc.ca

Hi Mark, Les..et all. There seems to be a growing interest in useing the OCX for application development. Unfortunately I never use VB and don't know how on a good day. I can tell you a few things..

To get from parts to CAM, I've been using my drawing package with a handy add-on called 'a ruler' ... its a sort of metal stick with graduations along the edge ... quite handy really. You can use it

Hello VB programmers. How about a temporary separate until we get to the bottom of the OCX. Any ideas ? I suggest we prototype some Functions / Subs , and come up with a mechanism to share code in a

Hi, Mark Do you feel like sharing VB code? This OCX is driving me nuts. here is what I suggest: motion to save typing) general testing and feed back. test our code, without getting into the VB details

Hi, I have an old CNC Lathe with 3-phase 5,5kW spindle motor and I want to control the spindle revs from MACH2. There is one box (VFD?) that is probably out of order. Sanken Samco-V SHV7520 (trying to