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Were you ever able to diagnose what had gone screwy? TIA

Thanks to the kindness of a member of another forum I got a fresh copy of mach3mill.xml for the new install of mach3 on a new laptop and everything is happy again. Thanks to all for their comments and

Hi Chuck, Good to hear. At least we understand why it is on. The output LEDs on the diagnostic screen indicates what the Mach3 function is doing even if the port/pin is not assigned. Other than

Peter, You were right on relative to the spindle configuration Mist enable. So that explains the flashing light on output #4 even though I did not have it enabled in the output table. The output

Hi Chuck, A couple of things to check. 1. Have a look at the spindle configuration tab. See if the mist is enabled and if so what output it is assigned to. 2. Check the configuration for the pin

This is the second posting on the same problem that I thought had been resolved., But it’s not. I’ve narrowed it down to something that I believe might be causing Mach3 not to

Correction, “ the thing that is really strange is if I go into the diagnostics and I click on the Mist i’ll put number four lights up. See attached photos.” this should read “ the strange

Well guys, I had it working for one milling job and the next day I went to do some work milling and I’m back to the same problem. i.e., on command, the axis do not move, although the DRO moves. the

Awesome! Sent: January 13, 2024 9:48 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [MachCNC] Mach3 mill stopped in the middle of a job. John, It’s working. the Port number and configuration was

Thanks for your input Roland, As you will note, it’s up and running again. Regards, Chuck -sent from my iphone --

John, It’s working. the Port number and configuration was OK. I could not get the last screen to show on motion, control options., see below, ?but whatever I did, made it work. I really

And have you checked that the parallel port is the correct setting, EPP or whatever, can't remember.. Also, try one of those simple apps like Parport, which allows you to look at the port pins

Under MACH3 the config screen shows which port is Port #1 and the port address. That should match what you see in Device Manager (here from a WIN-XP system) Another thing to check is

According to the device manager, the port is working properly. Not sure where, in Mach3, I can see what port it is connected to. Anybody have any guidance on where I would find within Mach3 what

They don't work, Mach3 needs a real parallel port. Those adapters screw up the timing for the stepper pulses, I guess they'd work ok for simple stuff like turning air or coolant on & off. Not

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You could try one of these, not sure if Mach3 will recognize it

Have you checked to make sure mach3 is connected to the right port? And in device manager of your computer the ports are working and not showing a fault? I've had this happen. It was several years

I've had this happen. It was several years ago so well have to dig into archived memories might take a bit. But I'm sure it's a setting in mach3 it's a check box or something like that..... Pretty

Bertho Read the latest that I sent John, I think it addresses your initial questions. As for the motors locking up, yes they do lock up when the machine is turned on. Thanks, Chuck -sent from my