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Parallel Port breakout boards, motherboards, and dedicated accessories / Ports and Pins

« on: March 18, 2019, 08:01:03 AM »

Hey all.
 I was wondering if there is a program or utility that can find
What your pc is putting out on ports and pins
I've been messing around with setup for the last 3 Sundays and no what I try I cannot get my motors to run. They show running on the DRO. But no motor mov
ement. When I run test from the 126 I get motor movement. I'm running a 126 with ess. All the videos and written docs I've seen make it look easy. I do that and nothing. I don't get it. Oh I get status led light on board as showing ready, also pluses but no step. Any ideas?

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Parallel Port breakout boards, motherboards, and dedicated accessories / Any one near Reading, Pa

« on: March 05, 2019, 01:24:37 PM »

Hi.
  Looking for help in setting up my controll box. Any body located close to me in Reading, PA that could help me.


Thanks
 Dave

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Parallel Port breakout boards, motherboards, and dedicated accessories / Pmdx 126, 107, 2-133, and ess and mach 4

« on: February 27, 2019, 12:12:51 PM »

Hi gang.
  First post for me. So I'm newbe when comes to all this. I got my machine built. Now i'm working on controll box. I think I got the inputs and outputs using the ess. However i'm a little confused on how to setup for 2 133 boards inputs and outputs. Can any one post how I do this? Thanks in advance cause I know there will be a lot of questions. Also my vfd hookup. I do not have hung model. I have the clone to it and I know it has a different wiring  setup. I was thinking about tring to sell it and get one of hung model. The most popular one. There is a lot of help on the net for that.
Dave
 
Any body in Reading, PA area that could give me hands on help?
Thanks again!

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Cables, connectors, switches, contactors, sensors and other items / Pnp sensors wiring.

« on: January 17, 2019, 09:11:05 AM »

Hi
  New here. I got 126 Rev c Bob. Hooking up the pnp sensors shows in dig 5 of Manuel that the ground go's to 24 volt power supply and also the ground on board. Is this right? Won't this be considered a double ground on two different voltages. Also when hooking up the switchs. Would each axis be on there own circuit. Or do you do a compleate loop on one line. Thanks