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ok I have been running mach3 with the uc-100 controller on my laptop with no problems. The other day my computer gave up and went to a blue screen. I purchased a new computer , installed mach3, the

This link explains how to prevent an application like MACH3 from writing to the VirtualStore folder created on a per user basis. Like as : C:\Users\john\AppData\Local\VirtualStore\Program Files

John, I just upgraded my PC to W10 and have run into the same issue.? Also noticed a similar behavior on later updates to W7.? Seems for security reasons Microsoft is trying to prevent programs from

Hi Andy, I can certainly move it to C:\. I think that's where it is on my WIN-XP MACH3 JGRO CNC router which uses the PMDX-125 and a USB Smooth Stepper. Just even setting the advanced properties

Unless something has changed since I used it, the standard Mach3 installation would put the Mach3 folder right under the root, C:\Mach3. If it were me, I’d re-install Mach3 using all of the

I've been able to move a bit further but I'm having a MACH3/WIN-7 issue too. I was editing files like the macropump.m1s and not seeing anything happen on the test system. After a bit of research and

The first time you saved the file, is it possible you didn’t put in a Carriage Return after the line “Message( "No macropump yet" )“ ? Very possible. I can send you an old micropump file

The first time you saved the file, is it possible you didn’t put in a Carriage Return after the line “Message( "No macropump yet" )“ ? I can send you an old micropump file that was used to

On my machine is it C:\Mach3\macros\”Profile Name”\macropump.m1s Sent: Saturday, January 18, 2020 12:43 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [MachCNC] MODIO Yes. That's been done. I

Yes. That's been done. I found that checkbox after I posted. But the other question was where is the Macropump file located? I find when I use the VB Script editor to edit an unused button the

General Config, check off “Run Macropump” Sent: Friday, January 17, 2020 7:30 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [MachCNC] MODIO After at least 10 years of hibernation my MODIO is out of

After at least 10 years of hibernation my MODIO is out of the original shipping box and connected to a PC running MACH3. I also have a tool I've used with other Modbus projects from

...built a lot of custom robotics for Aerospace, Nuclear, many others and was always around linear slides but buy the time this technician got them they were usually hooked to ball screws etc.? I

Hi Peter Thanks for responding. I have the Macropump and M100 working well as per the M100 Modbus Interface Unit Users guide. That you authored. All I wish to do is to use some spare I/O pins to

Are both boots driving the parallel port to 0 volt and 5 volt levels? I think some parallel port drivers in Windows run closer to 3.5 volts. Check parallel port settings in the power on settings as

Thanks. Just measured that value with the scope. LinuxCNC 20kHz and 2.5kHz.depending on the parallel port interface. To simulate the LinuxCNC I have the Charge Pump running while ESTOP. And

Yes. Checked and as I said in the previous email I'm suspicious that the PMDX-126 doesn't like to come out of an ESTOP condition if the Charge Pump is still there. So perhaps noise on that line from

John, Check in Mach3 that the “charge pump on in eStop” checkbox is ticked. It is in the general config tab. In Mach3, the charge pump signal is to indicate that Mach3 is running and has control

Hi John, The charge pump frequency is 12.5kHz. Cheers, Peter Homann - (from my mobile) http://www.homanndesigns.com

Hi Peter, The PMDX-126 doesn’t change. And it's the one tripping the ESTOP. Looking at the lights I can see the Charge Pump (pin17) light come on along with the ENABLE. The moment the ENABLE