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As long as the joystick connects to the Sound card 15 pin connector at the rear of the computer, it should work. Go to Windows Game Port set up in the Control Panel and follow the instructions. It

Not sure about that specific problem but be careful of some programs that might be in your PC. Mach2 runs at a very low level and interfaces with the CPU, it is not a typical Windows program, it must

Where did you get such a thing, sounds like an interesting toy, I wouldn't mind having a go at it myself. Servo Wizard <servowizard@...> wrote:Art and other software programmers, I've done it

Denis, These come without the single board computer that is required. I purchased the P4 SBC from TechnoLand, the part number is TL SBC-8280LLV-32. The combination makes up a very nice and very

Hello group I have tried to ask Art a question re Mach2 but have discovered that he is on holiday. Can anybody tell me what the current status of Mach2 is, is it Beta, or General

Hi Michael It's still beta. Mill is virtually bug free and just needs tidying a bit on screens, lathe still needs quite a lot of work yet. Download and try it, also download John Prentice's

<cncprojects0@h...> wrote: <snip> <snip> Just a key bit left in after the snip helps one work out what the reply is about. John Prentice

Hi. Does anyone have an idea how to import a NC Drill Excellon file into Mach2 ? Direct import don't work because of not supported G05 code (drill mode). Do i need a converter ? wich one

Thanks, the only program i run on this computer is mach2, nothing other than what windows needs is running. thanks again Mike Carter wrote: programs that might be in your PC. Mach2 runs at a very

Hello gents, I think I found a bug and or I a doing something wrong. Run from here..line#..does not seem to funcation correctly. I goto line number I wish to start from (either typed in the box or

Chuck, Does it actually start cutting or does it just run through the lines until it gets to the line you specified? It seems to me, and I may be wrong, that Art posted a message a few days ago

Ref the manual 6.1.7.6: As described in the manual, it should start at the beginning and run through all the previous code in order to develop the correct modal state. It should not actually run the

Greg, You are correct, page 60, paragraph 6.1.7.6 says that is exactly what it should do. I have the latest copy of the manual, the 7/22/2003 version. John Guenther 'Ye Olde Pen Maker' Sterling,

Thanks guys ...I did not take it that far as to keep going after it rewound. Should have done my reading first..! I will start again. If there is a problem other than ME. I will post again. Thanks

I'm building a slightly modified version of the Universal CNC Controller featured in the 1/2003+ issues of the Home Shop Machinist. Last night I downloaded the trial versions of Mach1 and Mach2 -

Hi, The main difference is that the Campbell Design board can process the charge pump signal. This output from the Mach1 software is a 12.7KHz square wave. The Campbell Design board can be configured

Thanks for the replies and advice, see any flaws in my scheme below? condensed version, 3:1 reduction from motor to screws, screws are 2.54 turn per inch needed motor rpm for 300ipm 2286

Tom and other torchies, I just finished my THC controller ( Tom Caudles design ), got it installed and made a few trial cuts, WOW, is this thing cool. I cut a small piece of 3/16" plate with

Might want to check your math again. It takes 2.54 revs at the shaft to move your screw 1 inch. It takes 3 times that because of the gear reduction back at the motor so that adds up to 7.62 revs

cut and just Marvelous,,,simply marvelous!! For those of you not inclined to dabble in rolling your own, the Sound Logic guy (Jim Cullins) is hot on the trail of designing a finished unit.