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Hi all: I have dealt with many bugs for the next release and have added some DXF functions such as separate spindle speed, feedrate, and plunge rate for all layers. Empty layers are flagged as well

Art, Would it be possible to configure Mach2 so that X axis and one theoretical axis (Y) could be triggered just as Z axis is triggered for threading? If that was possible then I could run two

Steve, If you need a linear frequency response from an RC network look up op- amp integrators. Bernard wrote: resolution is extremely accurate. If you were to configure Mach2 at 45kHz with the PWM

Steve, You can use either 1k Ohm resistance with 200 MFD capacitance or 10k Ohm resisitance with 20 MFD capacitance. You are correct when you state that an OP AMP has a problem with 0VDC. It is for

Thanks, but I've already thrown enough money at this problem. There are people using step/dir or PWM, I'd just like to know how they did it. 45Khz is out of the question, without buying yet another

Luis, If you are doing primarily mechanical design, then Alibre would be my first choice. If you need to do complex surfaces including text, then Rhino would be a good addition. All of the high end

Hi Art, Still having some issues with the A-Axis in Mach1/2 If I run a part that ends at 360 degrees and G92 it to zero, reseting will cause the DRO to jump back to 360, if I run the part again

Steve, I have hardware that will provide you with 0 to +10VDC and the resolution is extremely accurate. If you were to configure Mach2 at 45kHz with the PWM at 45Hz and the MAX RPM for the Pulley

Hello all, I have a question for any of you that could help. Now I have my mill hardware working with excellent results due to the Geckos (stepper drives) and Art?s soft combination, they are so

Hi All I finally managed to get a PWM signal to operate properly via an opto. The pulse rates match perfectly, albeit inverted. (That isn't the problem;). Nice square pulses with no spikes or

That was it. I tried it before but I guess I didn't load it properly. I tried it again and it worked fine. Thanks Derek

Very Cool, this is exactly the type of example I was seeking. Thanks, -Lee wrote: the the

Many thanks Mike, Rab wrote: is-

wrote: in 200Hz am full e.g. Vout= I'm missing something as I can't extrapolate a frequency response from this graph. In your earlier post you mentioned a frequency response of 500kHz, is

Rab, The wider of the 2 is the neutral. The way I've always remembered is- wide-white-silver. In other words the white wire goes to the silver screws on the receptacle which is the wide

Thanks for the info on the LAVA card. I have searched for it at a number of online sites and they all want from $30 to $45 plus shipping. Where do you buy the Lava PCI Parallel card for

Derek: Sounds like you need the special driver, have you tried it? Art www.artofcnc.ca

How about mapping the wheel of a wheel mouse for the feedrate override. It would be easy to use. Once you have a hold on the mouse, you can go back to looking in the work zone. (Good human

Hi All, I've just received a couple of Bosch routers from the US, they have polarised plugs, ie. two spades, one wider than the other, could any of the US members tell me which is the Live and which

Hi Art Welcome back I'm putting together a new system for my router. It's a Aopen motherboard with a 700mhz intel celeron running Win2K. I installed mach2 rc7 and manually installed the driver.