Yes, I can configure a system that contains a relay and solenoid to control air pressure and adding a second probe for tool height.

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[823] Do you know how to connect a second Probe for tool lenght and Relais for Air pressure ?

Recomendaría 3 de las fuentes de alimentación de 48 V y 8.3 amperios. Aquí hay un enlace: https://buildyourcnc.com/item/electronicsAndMotors-power-supply-24v-36v-48v

Cada controlador tendría su propia fuente de alimentación.

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[52] Para 4 motores Nema 34 y 4 driver kl-5056e 6.5A. Qué fuente me recomiendan?

When you power up your VFD, you can go into the programming mode by pressing the program button. You can press the up and down arrows to move through the parameters. Press the set button to go into the parameter to see the value of that parameter. If you want to make changes to that parameter, change the value with the up and down arrows until the desired value is shown, and press the set button to accept the changes.

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I AM HAVING TROUBLES FINDING THE PD PROGRAM, HAVE BUT IT DOESN'T SHOW EVERYTHING NEED TO PROGRAM MY VFD. ANY HELP WILL BE APPRECIATED...

I have not come across this problem, but there may be USB, or firmware issues that you are experiencing. I would recommend going on the polabs website and using their support center (https://support.poscope.com/)and posing that question to them. Also, have you tried the ethernet port as an alternative to see if that helps?

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Check USB Cable and Port: Start with the basics. Sometimes this error is due to a poor USB connection. Ensure you're using a high-quality, shielded USB cable and that it's plugged into a USB port directly on your computer, not through a hub. If possible, try a different USB port or a different cable to rule out any issues there.

Update Firmware and Software: Ensure that both your PoKeys57CNC firmware and the Mach4 software are up to date. Firmware updates for your PoKeys board might include optimizations or fixes that address connectivity issues.

USB Polling Rate: This error can also arise from the USB polling rate setting in the PoKeys configuration software. It might be set too high for your system's ability to handle it. Try lowering the polling rate and see if that resolves the error.

Computer Performance: Check your computer’s performance. If it’s running several heavy applications simultaneously, it might not be able to process signals from the PoKeys board fast enough. Try closing unnecessary applications or consider using a dedicated machine if your current setup is too taxed.

Mach 4 and PoKeys Plugin Configuration: Dive into the Mach 4 plugin configuration for PoKeys. Ensure that all settings are correctly configured as per the manual. Incorrect settings might lead to communication bottlenecks.

Connection Quality and Interference: Consider any potential interference sources near your CNC setup or computer. Electromagnetic interference from large motors, other electronics, or long cable runs can affect communication quality. Try rearranging your setup to minimize interference.

Consult Documentation and Support: If the issue persists, consult the detailed documentation provided by PoKeys or reach out to their customer support. They can offer more specific advice based on the latest product updates or known issues.

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I HAVE FOLLOWED YOUR YOUTUBE VIDEO ON SETTING UP THE POKEYS 57CNC BOARD BUT WHEN OPEN MACH 4 GET A ERROR MESSAGE CONNECTION IS TO SLOW

Connecting drivers from a controller to the driver does not require relays. A controller typically has pins or terminals for Step and Direction. These terminals connect to the driver's Pulse and Direction terminals. For instance for the X axis: if you are connecting from the Mach3 USB controller, you would connect the XD (X axis Direction) terminal to the Driver's DIR+ terminal, and the XP (X axis Pulse) to theDriver's PUL+ terminal, and the GND from the controller to the PUL- and DIR- terminals.

I have thorough step by step instruction for two controllers:
https://buildyourcnc.com/item/electronicsAndMotors-electronic-component-breakout-Mach3-USB-Board
https://buildyourcnc.com/item/electronicsAndMotors-electronic-component-breakout-Mach4-mach3-USB-ethernet-Board

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When you are talking about relatys, that is all Greek to me. Will a breakout board do what I need to hook up to my drivers?

You should have no problem connecting the Pokeys57CNC controller to the drivers of your machine as long as the drivers have step (Pulse or PUL) and direction (DIR) terminals. You will need the cable pack that is sold separately so you can connect the headers/connectors of the pokeys57cnc controller to the drivers using ribbon cables.

I show this process in great detail on this page:
https://buildyourcnc.com/item/electronicsAndMotors-electronic-component-breakout-Mach4-mach3-USB-ethernet-Board

Is you scroll down on the page, you will see a set of videos that show the process step-by-step.

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I have a ShopBot CNC that was converted to Mach 3. The controller has gone out. I pourchased your Pokeys57 board, but I'm not sure I have everything I need. I think my motor drivers are OK, but am not sure how to wire them to what I purchased from you. Need Help. How can we make this work, or do I need a different board to distribute the movement signals to my drivers?

Yes, you can absolutely communicate with the Pokeys57CNC controller. The developer's website has various ways of control, including their poblock software, or directly programming using C#, or C++. I have tested the C# method for a job I did for Lockheed Martin and worked really well.

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[596] Hi there! Thank you for your great works. I was wondering if there is a way to communicate with this board using custom-developed software instead of Mach3 or Mach4.

I have not come across this problem, but there may be USB, or firmware issues that you are experiencing. I would recommend going on the polabs website and using their support center (https://support.poscope.com/)and posing that question to them. Also, have you tried the ethernet port as an alternative to see if that helps?

Here is the response from an LLM:

Check USB Cable and Port: Start with the basics. Sometimes this error is due to a poor USB connection. Ensure you're using a high-quality, shielded USB cable and that it's plugged into a USB port directly on your computer, not through a hub. If possible, try a different USB port or a different cable to rule out any issues there.

Update Firmware and Software: Ensure that both your PoKeys57CNC firmware and the Mach4 software are up to date. Firmware updates for your PoKeys board might include optimizations or fixes that address connectivity issues.

USB Polling Rate: This error can also arise from the USB polling rate setting in the PoKeys configuration software. It might be set too high for your system's ability to handle it. Try lowering the polling rate and see if that resolves the error.

Computer Performance: Check your computer’s performance. If it’s running several heavy applications simultaneously, it might not be able to process signals from the PoKeys board fast enough. Try closing unnecessary applications or consider using a dedicated machine if your current setup is too taxed.

Mach 4 and PoKeys Plugin Configuration: Dive into the Mach 4 plugin configuration for PoKeys. Ensure that all settings are correctly configured as per the manual. Incorrect settings might lead to communication bottlenecks.

Connection Quality and Interference: Consider any potential interference sources near your CNC setup or computer. Electromagnetic interference from large motors, other electronics, or long cable runs can affect communication quality. Try rearranging your setup to minimize interference.

Consult Documentation and Support: If the issue persists, consult the detailed documentation provided by PoKeys or reach out to their customer support. They can offer more specific advice based on the latest product updates or known issues.

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[596] I have followed your YouTube video on setting up the pokeys 57cnc board but when I open Mach 4 I get a error message the the connection is to slow

When you power up your VFD, you can go into the programming mode by pressing the program button. You can press the up and down arrows to move through the parameters. Press the set button to go into the parameter to see the value of that parameter. If you want to make changes to that parameter, change the value with the up and down arrows until the desired value is shown, and press the set button to accept the changes.

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[77] I am having troubles finding the PD program, I have the Pd but it doesn't show everything I need to program my VFD. Any help will be appreciated...

No, we only have this cross-dowel in the standard coarse thread of 1/4-20.

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[117] Do you have 1/4-28?

You can adapt the Mach3 USB controller to control a laser, but I would not recommend it. A traditional laser controller that is designed to control a laser is far better since you can take advantage of more sophisticated features like sweep for engraving, and automatic adjustment of laser intensity for acceleration and deceleration. The Mach3 USB controller can move the axes and turn the laser on and off, but intensity control and engraving are not an option.

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[575] Will this board operate a laser cutter and engraver

No, the Mach3 USB controller only works with Mach3. If you wish to use Mach4, I would recommend this very feature-rich controller:
Pokeys57CNC controller https://buildyourcnc.com/item/electronicsAndMotors-electronic-component-breakout-Mach4-mach3-USB-ethernet-Board

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does the Mach3 USB Controller support Mach4

I have not tried connecting a 110V spindle to a 220V VFD; however, the parameters in a 220V VFD do allow changes to the values for the spindle motor. If you do plan on connecting the 110V spindle to a 220V VFD, damages can occur, so I would not recommend it.

With that said, here is the output of an LLM:
Using a 220-volt VFD (Variable Frequency Drive) to run a 110-volt spindle is technically possible, but it requires careful setup to avoid damaging the spindle. Here's what you need to consider:

Check the VFD Specifications: Ensure that the VFD can be set up to output the correct voltage for your spindle. Many VFDs are capable of outputting variable voltages and can be configured via their programming settings to match the voltage requirements of the spindle.

Adjust the Output Voltage: You'll need to configure the VFD to output 110 volts to match your spindle. This is crucial because supplying 220 volts to a 110-volt spindle would likely damage it permanently. Check the VFD's manual for instructions on how to adjust the output voltage settings.

Set the Current Correctly: Besides voltage, make sure the output current does not exceed what your spindle can handle. The VFD should be configured to supply the current at the rating appropriate for the spindle’s power and voltage requirements.

Consult the Manuals: Always refer to the manuals of both the spindle and the VFD. These documents can provide specific guidance on compatibility and settings.

Consider Professional Installation: If you are not familiar with electrical systems or if the manuals do not provide clear guidance, it may be wise to hire a professional. This helps ensure that the setup is done safely and correctly.

By taking these steps, you can safely use a 220-volt VFD with your 110-volt spindle, ensuring it operates efficiently without risk of damage. Just be meticulous with the settings and when in doubt, consult with or hire a professional.

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[77] I have a 110 volt 2.2kw water cooled spindle. Can I run it with a 220 volt VFD?

Text the image to 281-815-7701.

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I set up my limits in Mach3 but after restarting machine/program it does not allow me to use them, keep getting error they are out of limits. I have a picture of how they are set and worked at least one time. but not sure how to share it

Please call 281-815-7701. Tech support tokens get priority support using this phone number.

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Also, when you purchase the support token, there are instructions on the checkout page once paid which provides my personal phone number.

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[789] Bought support ticket, no response

Yes, this coupling buna spider is compatible with the L050

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[47] is this L050?

Yes, I can help with the limit switch and homing configuration in Mach4 along with how to zero to reference a workpiece.

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[789] can you help with Mach 4 configuration, limit switches/homing and zeroing my project

The most generic post processor should be used with this controller.

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[823] What post processor do you recommend for this controller with Vcarve Pro?

It is possible to wire this controller so a spindle can be turned on and off, but spindle speed would not be possible and would need to be controlled from the control panel. It is not recommended to use a laser controller to control a spindle as a laser controller is specifically made for lasers to control speed and intensity. A traditional CNC controller is best to be mated with a system that uses a spindle as there are more sophisticated machining operations that take into consideration the features of a tool (end mill, drill, surfacing tool, etc.).

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I would recommend creating a system, similar to the greenBull, where there are two gantries on a single table where one gantry houses a spindle and the other gantry houses a laser. Each gantry can use a disparate controller, but be mapped/calibrated/aligned to the same surface.

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[521] Can this be used to control a spindle as well as a laser?

Do both motors, the main and slave work correctly when using the arrow keys?

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How do you slave an axis with mach3 and pokeys57cnc? My slave axis is only going one direction as a slave and goes correctly in both directions when I direct it with an xbox controller.

Do you wish to slave the axis in Mach3 or Mach4?

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How do you slave an axis with pokeys57cnc?

The Masso integrated stepper motor and driver have differential step and direction connections that are compatible with most CNC controllers, including the Pokeys57CNC controller. Yes, you can use the Pokeys57CNC with the Masso closed loop integrated stepper motor and driver.

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[596] Is Pokeys %& compatible with the Masso Closed loop integrated driver nema 23 steppers? https://docs.masso.com.au/wiring-and-setup/setup-and-calibration/axis-servo-stepper-examples/masso-stepper

Yes, the Mach3 USB controller will work with the latest Windows version and in 64-bit mode. The 32-bit mode is only relevant for using the parallel port driver if you are using a parallel port breakout board. Since this controller is connected via a USB cable, the 64-bit state will work fine.

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[575] I have a 64 bit Windows 11 laptop. Will this interface board work with this? If not is there an option you can suggest.

No, the 24V dual relay board requires DC voltage only.

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[797] will this accept 24vac vs 24vdc

Unfortunately, all of the attemps I have made to use this controller with a THC did not work, so I would not recommend this board for plasma machines that use a THC. THe Pokeys57CNC controller will work with several THC controllers. I have used the Proma and the PlasmaSens controllers with the Pokeys57CNC.

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[575] Does this support THC function?

You should not have a problem with using this controller and having more than 500 lines of GCode. The 500-lines limitation is specific to licensing. Make sure that the Mach3 that you are using does not show "Demo" at the top of the screen. You can also confirm this in the help->about. If you are using a license that was purchased through this website, or from Machsupport.com, you should be fine.

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i have a licence but mach 3 not work above the 500 lines

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[575] Although i have licensed mach, when i use that particular board it seems to run only 500 lines of code, how can i fix that? i

Thanks. I updated that option to reflect that it has no pendant.

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[823] The description for this stand alone 3.1 controller describes the pendant as being included, but when you link to the Amazon site for this item, the MPG pendant is not included int the $250 price.

The back of the unit measures 6.75" (tall) and 5" (wide). The mounting dimensions are 6.25" x 4.5". The unit protrudes 7" which includes the dial on the control panel.

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[79] What are the physical dimensions of this unit?

The post-processor that should be used in Aspire, Vectric V-Carve, Cut 2D, and other CAM programs in their suite should use Mach 2/3 Arcs (inch) or Mach 2/3 Arcs (mm).

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[575] Is there a special .tap g code file I should use with this mach3 controller I’m using aspire as cad

If you are using the Mach3 USB controller:

Make sure to watch this video:

If you are still having issues, make sure to confirm that you send the specific output you want to use to PORT 3. This is not mentioned in the video. If you are using OUT1 on the controller, make sure to remove that pin number from the Motor outputs (config -> ports & pins -> motor outputs) for the spindle line and set it up in the outputs (config -> ports & pins -> outputs).

If you are using the Pokeys57CNC controller:

Watch this video:

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[76] Im having a problem getting Mach 3 to control the spindle on and off

I would recommend using a wireless pendant, like here: https://amzn.to/49nAjkg (Affiliate link)

I use this pendant on my machine and works quite well. If you have communication issues from the pendant to the dongle, there may be too much interference surrounding the dongle, and exposing the internal antenna works well. This is something I needed to do.

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[575] Is there any information on connecting and setting up a pendant.

Yes, the greenLean can do the same type of machining as any other 3 axis CNC machine or CNC router. With 3D machining using a 3 axis CNC machine, 3D carvings can be done; however, no undercuts can be carved as the end mill (carving tool) is constantly perpendicular to the workpiece.

A 4th axis headstock and tailstock can be added to the machine for more precise 3D carvings and the greenLean can have these 4th axis units mounted within the structural ribs.

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[286] Makeing cnc 2d 3d cuting

Sure, please email me at customerservice@gmail.com or phooddaniel@berkeley.edu.

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[820] i will be using nema 17 closed loop motors for my cnc build. I need a price for my build. It will be put on a emco 3 unimat lathe.

Si solo un eje se congela, ¿escuchas un sonido extraño del motor justo antes de que se congele? Si es así, eso es un motor estancado y el motor comenzará a funcionar nuevamente cuando ese eje reciba la siguiente instrucción. A veces, Mach3 proporcionará alguna información en la línea de estado. Si el propio ordenador se congela, entonces hay un problema con el ordenador. En este caso, intenta usar un ordenador diferente y mira si ocurre lo mismo.

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tengo mach3 con licencia mi maquina usa servodriver de 220 vol 750watt y cuando ejecuta un trabajo al poco rato se queta conjelada por varios minutos y luego continua normal hasta la proxima ves el pc tiene solo el mach instalado no tiene mas programas que puede ser que la deja conjelado

Sure, please email me at customerservice@gmail.com or phooddaniel@berkeley.edu.

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[102] Hi m8 I have spoken yo u guys b4 about 1/2 inch lead screws and nuts to Australia before my names Troy evans I work for arkedout metalwaorks... could u get a full quote for me of 2 x 1/2 inch 5 start lead screws 1700mm long and acetyl anti back lash nuts to suit ....to 1098 old port road Hendon 5014 south australia.....I need to get these to extend my existing table

These are currently in-stock.

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[771] Any clue when these will come back into stock?

I am not sure of the resolution for the PWM output for spindle speed control. However, if you are worried about getting the exact speed you need, 8-bit will provide 256 levels of increments. This translates roughly to a change of 94 RPM from one increment to another. Remember to provide some inductance and shielding to the signal lines so you won't get fluctuations in speed.

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[575] How is the bit-resolution on the PWM output for the spindle control? (8-bit or higher?)

You need to set up the homing/limits parameters. You can find this screen by clicking config->Homing/Limits. Make sure to wire the home switches on separate input terminals (i.e. X home switch on IN1, Y home switch on IN2, etc). You can add the limit switches to any of the IN terminals, even on the same IN terminals where the home switches are located.

Check out this video on how to wire multiple switches on a single terminal.

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[575] my axises X,Y,Z will all light green along with my soft limit switch button. When hitting REF ALL HOME no axis move and all my DROs go back to ZERO

Yes, you can use OpenCV to grab the video/image data and use the crosses as a detection object in OpenCV. Mach4 has Lua scripting capabilities, so you can create a script that takes the coordinates from the OpenCV image and set the machine's zero point accordingly.

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[468] Hello Dear, I would like to build my cnc that is controlling by camera. There are 4 crosses on the sheet that is marked on laser. I need to make part zeroing according to 3 points on the part. I would like to ask, Does mach4 support camera that is make zeroing automatically?

Here is the kit for the Woodsmith CNC: https://buildyourcnc.com/item/cnc-machine-woodsmithCNC-kit

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Do you offer a complete kit for the Woodsmith CNC router plan?

Yes, servo motors can be mounted on this machine. If the mounting dimensions are different than NEMA 23 or NEMA 34, then all you need to do is keep the center of the motorshaft with the center of the bearing location and locate the mounting holes for he servo you wish to use. Most industrial servos used for these machines share the same mounting dimensions and NEMA specifications.

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This machine is one of the most customizable machines out in the wild. Customers of these machines have fashioned many modifications to suit their needs.

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[796] Hello. To what extent can the design plans be customized? For example, if I wanted servo motors instead of steppers? That would requirements for motor mounting, controls, and electrical. Thank you.

Yes, the kit for this machine can be modified for the travel/routing dimensions of 12"x16"x6".

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[126] Could we customize this model to a smaller format with a higher Z? 12" x 16" x 6" Routing Area?

That z-axis lead screw travels one inch with 5 turns.

Use the formula:

steps/inch

The steps will be the motor natural steps multiplied by the microstepping = (200 x microstepping)

The number of inches is the travel for one motor revolution = 1/5

Lets say the microstepping is 1/2, then the steps per revolution is 200 x 2 = 400

So: 400 / (1/5)" = 400 / .2" = 2000 steps per inch

The driver will have a dip switch that will show the microstepping setting.

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[246] What is the steps per mm on original white ant z screw 314.96 is not right and trying to get it working again

There are 4 separate input terminals on the controller. However, you can add an unlimited number of sensors and switches to these inputs using a parallel wiring scheme for normally open circuits and a serial wiring scheme for normally closed circuits.

Check out this video where I explain these wiring schemes in detail:

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[575] how many inputs on mach3

Identify the Control Signals: First, determine which control signals from the DB25 interface card are used for spindle speed control. Typically, these are PWM (Pulse Width Modulation) signals or analog voltage signals.

VFD Configuration: Your VFD should be configured to accept the type of control signal your DB25 card provides. This involves setting parameters in the VFD that correspond to the type of input signal it will receive for speed control.

Wiring: Connect the appropriate output pins from the DB25 card to the input terminals on the VFD. This usually involves connecting the PWM or analog output to the corresponding input on the VFD. Make sure to consult the manuals for both your VFD and interface card for specific wiring details.

UCCNC Settings: Configure UCCNC to output the correct type of signal (PWM or analog) that matches your VFD's configuration. This is done through the software's spindle setup section.

Test and Adjust: Run some tests to ensure that the spindle speed is being correctly controlled by UCCNC. You might need to tweak settings in either the VFD or UCCNC for optimal performance.

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HEY ! I HAVE PURCHASED A VFD WITH MATCHING SPINDLE 1.5KW AND CONTROL PROGRAM UCCNC. MY INTERFACE CARD IS DB25, THE QUESTION HOW DO CONNECT TO DB25 SO THAT CAN SPEED UCCNC? SINCERELY "CNC BEGINNERS"

Yes, we can help you with leveling your CNC machine even if you didn't purchase it from us.

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[789] I need to level my cnc machine, but I didn't purchase it from you, so: Do you offer tech support with leveling a cnc? Because I don't see this problem listed .And: Do you offer support if my machine was purchased in China or from another vendor?

You can determine if the country is serviceable by:
- selecting the items you want to purchase on the website
- go to the cart (shopping cart top left of any webpage)
- log in, or register
- Enter the address and click on calculate shipping.

The webpage will return the direct rates and whether your area is serviced or not. Feel free to enter any address as long as you are able to receive the package from that address.

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Hi, very interested by your products to build my own CNC, I'm french, Can you deliver to France ? Thanks.

Absolutely, I can answer this type of question and anything other questions you may have with your new-to-you CNC router.

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[789] Can you help me with selecting a power supply ( and a few other components ) for the stepper motors that came with a homemade CNC Router I just purchased.

Make sure that the spindle motor output pin is not interfering with the signal. Go to config -> ports and pins -> motor outputs, at the bottom of the table, there will be a line for spindle. Make sure that spindle line item is disabled.

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I disabled the spindle port and I am still only able to activate port 3 and get 24v and even there when I enter m5 the voltage bounces all over the place. The other outputs read all over the place whether they have been designated as the spindle on the spindle settings tab

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I tried wiring a relay to each of the outputs and only out3 was able to activate the relay

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[575] I connected this to 24v power supply and only out3 will show 24v when activated the other 3 read 300+v whether activated or not

Wood dust can cause problems in a Variable Frequency Drive (VFD) like the Huanyang 2.2 kW 220V 400Hz unit. If wood dust gets inside the VFD, it can collect on important parts like the bakelite component on the heat sink. This can cause the part to get too hot because the dust traps the heat. When the bakelite component gets too hot, it can break. The dust can also block the airflow that helps to keep the VFD cool, making the heat problem worse. It's important to keep the VFD clean and away from wood dust to prevent these issues.

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Can Wood Dust in a VFD cause it to blow a bakelite component mounted on the heat sink in the lower part of the unit? Mine was a Huanyang 2.2 kw 220v 400HZ

Mach4 is designed to run in both 64 and 32-bit computers and operating systems, however, the parallel port interface will not work with 64-bit windows. The easiest solution would be to use a more modern CNC controller, like the:

pokeys57cnc that I sell
https://buildyourcnc.com/item/electronicsAndMotors-electronic-component-breakout-Mach4-mach3-USB-ethernet-Board

Or other options like the Smoothstepper board that I do not sell.

Both are great options.

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[468] I wanted to know if I could use a computer with 64 bits windows installed (with Parallel port in the mainboard) or not. Thanks

We already have a system that meets those needs:
https://buildyourcnc.com/images/machineConfigurations/greenBullV2_size_04x08_angle_flat_f1_no4thaxis_f2_wilasergantry_f3_nolaser_f4_wilaserready_.png

You can find that machine on the home page. It's the first machine on the page and all you need to do i click on the "Add A Laser" button at the top left of the image.

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Good day to you! We haven't communicated in quite some time! I am still wanting to pursue a 4 x 8 CNC spindle and 80kw laser system! Please respond so we can put this together!

I am getting the solution from the developer. I will put the solution on this page when they provide the solution.

Thanks, Patrick

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These are available on Windows 10. PoBlocks does not require .NET, but the communication library that the PoKeys app uses does need it.

Go to the control panel -> Search for "Turn Windows features on or off" -> Make sure the checkbox on the line ".NET Framework 3.5 (includes .NET 2.0 and 3.0)" is checked (or filled in).

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[596] I am trying to install the Pokeys configuration and Poblocks on a windows 10 computer. An error message says Ineed net frameworks 2.5 qnd 3.0.Both appear to be unavalable.Solution?

Yes, this cable has many more strands than I have found in other motion cables. It is not, however, rated for motion, but I have been using this cable for years in my cable carriers without issue.

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[801] Is this a flexible cable that will work well in a cat track?

If you are not able to get any indication that an input is working, make sure to set the port of the input to 3 and set the pin of the input to the input number on the board. If you are using proximity switches, make sure you are using an NPN type and you are setting the active low toggle depending on if the switch is set for normally open or normally closed operation. You will also want to make sure the switch is wired correctly for either normally open (in parallel, like a ladder), or normally closed (in series) and make sure the correct leads are used on the switch.

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RnRMotionController will not recognize any limit inputs or estop. any ideas as to why?

The Mach3 100 kHz controller may be able to support the Sherline 1/2 pulse mode, but I have not tried it. There is no information in the documentation that is related to the parameter that can be set in Mach3 for the Sherline 1/2 pulse mode. You may be able to play with the available kHz ranges that the plugin allows to see if there is a pulse width that meets the Sherline 1/2 pulse mode specification.

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[575] Does the USB MACH3 controller support Sherline 1/2 pulse mode?

The correct driver for the NEMA 34 Stepper Motor (651 oz-in 1/2" single shaft) 5.5 Amps is the following driver that can allow up to 5.6 amps of current.

https://www.buildyourcnc.com/item/electronicsAndMotors-stepper-driver-3!0a

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[55] What is correct driver for this motor

I am assuming that you are referring to the Mach3 USB controller.

Your understanding seems mostly correct, but it's important to clarify a few points regarding the 3D touch probe and the Mach3 USB Interface Board. The probe has three wires: 24V+, 24V-, and a signal wire. Here's how it typically works:

24V+ and 24V- Wires: These are for powering the probe. Make sure they are connected to the appropriate power supply.

Signal Wire: This wire sends the signal to the board when the probe is activated. In your case, it seems to be connected to pin 4.

Active Low Setting: If the probe is Normally Open (NO), when activated (i.e., when it touches the surface), it will complete the circuit. If you're using "active low NOT ticked," this means the board will interpret an open circuit (no contact) as an active signal. When the probe touches a surface and closes the circuit, the signal will stop.

It's crucial to ensure that the probe's voltage specifications match what the Mach3 USB Interface Board can handle. Since the board's inputs might not be designed for a 24V signal, using a voltage divider or an appropriate interface circuit to step down the voltage to a safe level for the board might be necessary.

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Hi. I have just purchared this board and will be using a 3d touch probe. The probe has 3 wires, 24v+, 24v- and a signal wire to the pin 4 (I think). The way I see it is that the probe is NO and the signal wire when activated will send a 24v+ signal to pin 4 (active low NOT ticked) activating the board. Would I be right in this understanding? Much apreciated.

You will need to look for the parameter that controls the run frequency. The frequency can be controlled bu the panel, external terminals, or the RS485 TX/RX terminals (UART protocol). You will want to change that parameter so it uses the panel. If you are referring to the maximum panel dial frequency is only allowing 200-300 rpm, then look for the parameters to control the frequency.

For 200 RPM:
Hz = 200/60 = 3.33 Hz

For 300 RPM:
Hz = 300/60 = 5 Hz

Conversion to RPM:
If you ever find yourself yearning to reverse-engineer the process, the formula is as follows:

RPM = Hz × 60

Look for values that match somewhere between 3 and 5 in your frequency parameters and replace them with 400 to give you 24,000 RPM max.

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I HAVE A 2.2KW WATER COOLED SPINDLE WITH YL620-H VFD. THE VFD USES P#-## PROGRAM FORMAT. BELIEVE ALL CORRECT SETTINGS SETUP BUT WHEN TURN UNIT ON, IT SPINS AT ABOUT 200-300 RPM REGARDLESS OF WHAT FREQUENCY CHOOSE. DO YOU PARAMETERS IN THIS FORMAT FOR UNIT? THANK YOUR HELP. HUIBERT MEES

Yes, this spindle connector will fit a 2.2kW spindle but there are a few varieties of connectors on 2.2kW spindles. confirm with the images that this is the correct connector. The connector varieties are different enough that the picture should provide a good indication of the correct connector.

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[783] will this fit a 2.2 kw spindle

The rigid aluminum 1/2" to 1/4" couplings sold here work better to couple a 1/2" shaft or lead screw to a 1/4" shaft. I would suggest using that coupling rather than the Delrin version. Here is a link to the aluminum rigid coupling:
https://buildyourcnc.com/item/coupling-rigid-aluminum-!25-!5

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[40] when will this item be available

The z-axis travel is 9 inches with the short Z-axis option capability which will largely be determined by how the table is made and if there is a depression built into the table.

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[514] What is the Z-axis travel?

The Mach3 USB controller is specifically engineered to integrate seamlessly with Mach3's CNC control software. Easel, on the other hand, offers an all-in-one CAD/CAM solution along with machine control capabilities. While Easel can output standard G-code compatible with industry-standard post-processors, it can serve as a design tool when used in conjunction with Mach3 but not as the machine control software.

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[575] Will the Mach3 USB interface board support other software such as Easel?

The output current for the Mach3 USB Interface Board is 50mA. These outputs are generally not designed to handle heavy loads like Spindle Governor Relays (SGRs).

If your SGR requires a hefty current. Attempting to directly switch it using just the Mach3 USB Interface Board would not be a good idea. In that case, using your existing C36 rev1.1 board as an intermediary is the way to go. That board can handle higher currents and will act as a buffer, ensuring that the Mach3 USB Interface Board doesn't get overwhelmed.

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[575] How much current can the outputs handle? I want to know if I can directly switch my SGR or if I have to go through the existing C36 rev1.1 board first.

The Mach3 USB Interface Board is designed to handle an output current of 50mA. These outputs are generally not suitable for heavy loads like Spindle Governor Relays (SGRs)​​. Given that your SGR pulls 2.6 Amps, it exceeds the capacity of the Mach3 USB Interface Board's output. Therefore, directly switching the SGR using the Mach3 USB Interface Board is not advisable. Instead, using your existing C36 rev1.1 board as an intermediary would be the recommended approach. This board can handle higher currents and will act as a buffer, protecting the Mach3 USB Interface Board from being overwhelmed by the higher current demand of your SGR.

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[575] How many Amps can the output handle? My SGR pulls 2.6 Amps so I need to know if the output can handle that much.

I would not have a problem with modifying the design; however, the change you are requesting would require a large batch purchase since the PCB design would require modifications and a new batch of PCBs would need to be purchased.

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[244] I need a similar device with slightly different operating parameters/features: push button to activate pump initially, high set point turns off pump and starts a 30 sec timer, if low set point triggers during window activate Red LED else activate Green LED. Can you assist with this?

What are the voltage requirements for your proximity switches?

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On the pokeys57 board should I use the limit/home plug or just the block next to that plug form setting up home proximity sensors? I have them on the plug now and can not get them to work.

For setting up home proximity sensors on the PoKeys57 board, it's typically recommended to use the designated limit/home terminal or pin. This is because these ports are specifically designed for connecting limit switches or proximity sensors used for homing.

If you've already connected your sensors to the limit/home terminal and they're not functioning properly, here are a few troubleshooting steps you might want to consider:

Check Wiring and Connections: Ensure that the wiring to the sensors is correct and secure. Sometimes a loose connection can cause issues.

Sensor Configuration: Verify that the sensors are properly configured in the software you're using to interface with the PoKeys57 board. This could involve setting the correct sensor type (NPN or PNP), and ensuring the software is looking for the homing signal on the correct pins.

Test Sensors Individually: Disconnect other inputs and test each sensor individually to isolate the issue. This can help determine if the problem is with a specific sensor or the board itself.

Firmware and Software Updates: Ensure that your PoKeys57 board firmware is up to date, and that you're using the latest version of the control software.

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On the pokeys57 board should I use the limit/home plug or just the block next to that plug form setting up home proximity sensors? I have them on the plug now and can not get them to work.

This controller lacks the capability for backlash compensation. While software or signal-based adjustments are feasible, they are far from optimal if the controller natively supports backlash compensation. The most effective way to address backlash is through the mechanical components of the machine itself.

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[575] Does this motion controller support Backlash Compensation?

In theory, utilizing a 5V reference in the 10V terminal of the Mach3 USB controller should yield functional results, although I haven't personally tested this configuration. If you possess an oscilloscope, you can monitor the PWM signal to verify whether the AVI output achieves a peak 5V PWM square wave.

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[575] Can it make the spidle control PWM to a VFD witch 5 V input

It's generally acceptable to use one pin for all of your limit switches wired Normally Closed (NC), and another separate pin for a Z probe that is Normally Open (NO). LinuxCNC is quite flexible and allows for mixed configurations of NC and NO switches.

Just ensure you configure LinuxCNC correctly to recognize each pin's logic (Active low or active high). And perhaps run a few tests before running the machine.

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It's generally acceptable to use one pin for all of your limit switches wired Normally Closed (NC), and another separate pin for a Z probe that is Normally Open (NO). LinuxCNC is quite flexible and allows for mixed configurations of NC and NO switches.

Just ensure you configure LinuxCNC correctly to recognize each pin's logic (Active low or active high). And perhaps run a few tests before running the machine.

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[59] is it ok to use one pin for all of the limit switches wired NC and another pin for a z probe that is NO, or do all input pins need to be the same (NC or NO)? I would like to use LinuxCNC but will use Mach3 if necessary. a thanks!

You have the ability to designate the 4th axis, commonly known as the A-axis, for rotary indexing operations when using a Mach3 USB controller.

To achieve this in Mach3, you'll need to:

Open the Mach3 software.
Navigate to "Config" and then to "Ports and Pins."
Go to the "Motor Outputs" tab.
Enable the A-axis and assign the respective Step and Direction pins.
Save your settings and exit the "Ports and Pins" dialog.
To calibrate the A-axis, go to "Settings" and use the "Set Steps Per Unit" option.

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[575] Does this board support indexing on mach3 turn? Planning to use it on a lathe and will do threading jobs

Yes, with caveats. This kit includes a controller that will not be compatible, but if you use another type of controller that has web based control, you can use these electronics. Here is a list of web based control for CNC:

- Easel: The web-based software from Inventables can be accessed through Safari or other macOS-compatible web browsers.

- bCNC: A Python-based GRBL CNC command sender, although you may need to jump through some hoops to get it to run on macOS.

- Universal Gcode Sender: A Java-based software that should run on macOS if you have the Java Runtime Environment installed.

- CNCjs: Another web-based interface that you can run on macOS using Node.js.

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[50] Is there a software control package that will work with Axis Electronics Combo (For Heavy Gantry) for apple os.

For the NEMA 34 stepper motor with a maximum current of 6 amps, 18 AWG wire would technically be sufficient. According to the American Wire Gauge (AWG) standard, 18 AWG wire can handle up to around 10 amps of current in chassis wiring and around 16 amps in power transmission. If you are considering running a very long length of cable from the driver to the stepper motor, you may want to consider using 16 AWG.

As for the spindle, this wire gauge is well-suited. There are three phase shifts, each at 120 degrees and each conductor is carrying only 1/3 of the power. At 220v, 2200 watts / 220 V = 10 amps. 1/3 of 10 amps is 3.333 amps, so each conductor will be have a load of 3.33 amps.

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[801] Is this enough rating for a Nema 34 motor with max 6 amps? Also what about a 220V 2200Watt Spindle?

The digital plans arrive in a .DFWx format. These files can be opened by the free design review application by AutoDesk. The .dfw format provides high precision for all of the geometry within the file, just like .dfx, dwg, and other cad formats (i.e. precision in terms of the number of decimal places provided for vertices in the geometry). This format is used to provide higher precision than what .pdf files can offer, and the files are protected. Please note that files received from us come with a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) and are embedded with the customer's details to discourage widespread distribution.

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[796] Hello, the plans contain computer files DWG, DXF, STL or similar?

The Mach3 USB controller will work with M3/M4/M5 or M7/M8/M9 combinations. M10/M11 is not available with the controller.

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does the mach3 usb controller interface board support the M11/M10 command set

The Mach3 USB controller will work with M3/M4/M5 or M7/M8/M9 combinations. M10/M11 is not available with the controller.

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[575] does the mach3 usb interface board support the M11/M10 command set?

La entrada de 10v sirve como voltaje de referencia en el extremo superior de un rango PWM. Los 10V son necesarios para que el PWM funcione correctamente.

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[575] buen dia puedo obtener una salida pwm sin conectar los 10v?

Please provide more information about how you have the limits and home switches connected to the controller. Depending on the configuration of your machine, you may not need anything on input number 3.

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Hi, What wire goes to input 3 for home limit and do I have to change anything in Mach3??

Most likely, the driver is not receiving the high or low signal for the direction terminals. The way direction works for an axis is the controller will output a high signal (5V) for one direction and low signal (0V) for the opposite direction. If the signal is always at one signal, say 5V, whether it is commanded in one direction or the other, then the axis will only move in that direction.

To solve this problem, make sure that the wiring is secure at both ends (from the controller to the driver). Also, make sure the Dir+ and DIR- are both wired correctly (i.e. the Dir- is connected to the signal gnd on the controller and the ZD is connected to Dir+ on the driver.

You can use a multimeter to determine the voltage at the ZD terminal by:
- setting the multimeter to DC voltage (the V with a straight line, or dashed line above the V)
- place the black lead on the gnd terminal
- place the red lead on the ZD terminal
- press the page up button and check the voltage
- press the page down button and check the voltage.

You should see the voltage change from 0V to 5V or vice versa.

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Hi I have just set up my machine using a mach 3 USB board I can only get the Z to go in one direction Y and X are Ok I have check wiring and looked at video over and over what have I missed??

The THC and the triggering of the plasma are actually two different functions of a controller. To trigger a plasma cutter, you can use one of the outputs of the Mach3 USB controller (out 1, 2, 3, or 4). That output can be connected to a relay that connects to the two wires that will trigger the plasma.

This video will show how this is done:

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[575] How can I wire/ configure for a plasma cutter without THC? Plasma cutter has a cnc port, where when you short two of the pins, it activates the cutter. Just looking to see how to make that short when pressing f5 in Mach3.

That depends on a few factors. In most cases, three 3.0 amp motors and drivers will not exceed 8.8 amps of available current. All of the motors would need to be at full torque to reach the 9 amps (3x3). This depends on the mechanical method you are using for each motor, and how you are using the machine. In most cases, only two motors are moving at a time (i.e. 3D carving where the X and Z are moving simultaneously and the y only moves to go to the next row). In traditional cutting profiles, only the x and y are moving simultaneously and the z-axis moves at the location it needs to start cutting the next layer.

With that said, it is ok to add an extra power supply if you feel you need more available current.

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[810] Is this a closed loop motor? What is the recommended driver and power supply for this stepper? Would you recommend using one power supply per motor pair or one power supply per motor?

The outputs are independent of the PWM function of the controller. The PWM uses the ACM and AVI outputs from the controller to the VFD along with the 10V input from the VFD to the controller. The 10V input serves as an upper voltage reference for the PWM output. The PWM output is discrete and does not connect with the ON/OFF outputs 1-4 terminals. Did you try testing the outputs without using the AVI and ACM PWM function?

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[575] Depending on the command I use (M3 S50, M3 S100, M3 S70) at a pmw base 100, Ill get not just output 1 with 24v, also outputs 2 3 or 4. Tested on 2 different boards and I just can't find the problem; at the configuration there is only output 1 enabled (port 3 pin1)

Are you using Mach3 or Mach4?

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using Mach3

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[816] PLS HELP ON TEST MODE THE LED DO COME ON BUT THERE IS NO MOVEMENT ON THE Z AXIS

The pokeys57cnc controller's motor connectors are as follows:
Motor 1 = X axis
Motor 2 = Y axis
Motor 3 = Z axis
Motor 4 = A axis
Motor 5 = B axis
Motor 6 = C axis
Motor 7 and 8 are two extra axes, D and E I would guess as I have never used them.

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how do I know which axis goes to which plug on pokeys57 board?

Yes, you can use 12VDC for the MAch3 USB controller at the 24V and DCM terminals. I have not tested using 12VDC in conjunction with the ACM and AVI terminals (PWM output) to control the spindle speed. PWM typically requires a reference voltage (from the VFD) and it's own voltage to produce the PWM signal. I am not sure if 12VDC is sufficient for the PWM. I have tested the inputs with 12VDC and they work fine.

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[575] does the 24VDC input actually need 24 VDC if only using the input for homing switches? Can you use 12 VDC? and would it be damaged with a higher voltage than 24 VDC?

Adding more fans will require more power from the power supply. Each fan should have the amps that the fan draws. Add the total amps from the three fans and add one amp for the pump and you will have the total power requirement. The 12V 2amp power supply that accompanies the spindle cooling kit will probably be insufficient for the additional two fans.

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[772] Can I add 3 fans and a bigger radiator to this with the 12vdc power supply

Yes, I can help with auto squaring with the pokeys57CNC. As I get the information, I will post it here.

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[789] Can you help me with auto squaring on cnc plasma table using pokeys 57?

No, ground from the pokeys57cnc controller should not be required. Your VFD should have two terminals that will turn on and off the spindle (forward, or stop). These two terminals simply need to be connected to each other to invoke that operation. In the VFD manual, you will see a schematic with a normally open switch symbol between these two terminals. The onboard relay on the pokeys57CNC would be a great feature of the board to connect to the two terminals of the VFD.

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I have a Glack CNC motor and VFD and confused if a ground from the Pokeys57 needs to be ran to the VFD to turn on and off the motor and to also control the speed. I can provide a picture

You can find wiring diagrams and illustrations for the spindle on this page: https://buildyourcnc.com/item/spindle-inverter-2!2kw-spindle-novfd

This information pertains to the 2.2 kW spindle; however, the wiring is the same for the other spindles as well.

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i need wiring from vfd to spindle, prefer with vfd connector? about 15 feet. do you have or suggest where to get some.

The wiring from the spindle to the VFD will depend on the power rating on the spindle. For a 1.5 or 2.2kw spindle, you can use 18/4 cable.
Shielded:
https://buildyourcnc.com/item/3d-printer-component-cnc-electronicsandmotors-shieldedcable-wire-4-conductor-18-awg-wrcon-cablewire4conductor18awg
Unshielded:
https://buildyourcnc.com/item/3d-printer-component-cnc-electronicsandmotors-cable-wire-2-conductor-18-awg-wrcon-cablewire3conductor22awg

I recommend using a shielded cable as this cable may need to be routed through the machine along with delicate signal cables. The signal cables should also be shielded as well. The shield should be wired to protective earth.

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i need wiring from vfd to spindle, prefer with vfd connector? about 15 feet. do you have or suggest where to get some.

If you wish to test the cutting of a project, zero the z-axis above the workpiece more than the measurement of the final depth of the cut. Make sure you have enough travel for the clearance passes.

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[575] Mach3 cutting in air above stock

If the sensors are NC (normally closed) you can wire them in series. If the sensors are NO (Normally Open) you can still wire them to the same input, but the wiring needs to be in parallel (like a ladder). I have more information on the following video:

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[788] Thanks for the oportunity to ask, I am building a cnc and using npn closed sensors could you help me with the conection of these, do i still connect them in series if i use more than two in each axis. Also you mention that a stop switch should be connected grd and input to the controller would that be done after the 24v power supply. Thanks r

This cable is good for low-production or hobby CNC machines. It is not intended for industrial applications. I would recommend https://buildyourcnc.com/item/electronicsAndMotors-cable-wire-20awg-wrcon which is suitable for industrial applications and can be continuously flexed.

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[801] Is this cable rated for indefinite flexing in cable chain?

The 8 wire motors need to be wired in bipolar parallel configuration. The wiring is as follows: Red and Blue to A+, Yellow and Black to A-, White and Brown to B+ and Orange and Green to B-. To find the wiring for the 4 wire motors, the wiring is Red to A+, Orange to A-, Blue to B+ and Green to B-.

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I have constructed the cnc router machine as shown in woodsmith magazine. I have purchased the 3 Nema stepper motors. The one larger motor has 4 wires, as do the other two. However, on the schematic, the Z, and Y axis motors indicate 8 wires each. Did I go wrong, or are there different Nema 23 motors?

Are you referring to an alarm output from a closed-loop driver? If so, you can use any of the pokeys57cnc inputs (i.e. axis limit input) that will serve as a way to stop the machine when the driver has exhausted all attempts to achieve the commanded position.

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Ok thank you, what about pin 7 on the motor connector? it says errorin do you know if that can be used for this?

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how do I hook up encoder alarm on Pokeys57 board

What problems are you experiencing?

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Are you able to install a newer version of Mach3? If you are worried that your configuration will be lost, you can save the configuration by copying all of the XML files from the Mach folder. The XML files contain all of the settings that you applied in Mach3. Just in case the XML files are not compatible with the new version, make sure not to erase the current Mach3 that you have on the machine.

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[575] How do I get the USB Driver to work with Mach3 Version 1.84

Are you able to install a newer version of Mach3? If you are worried that your configuration will be lost, you can save the configuration by copying all of the XML files from the Mach folder. The XML files contain all of the settings that you applied in Mach3. Just in case the XML files are not compatible with the new version, make sure not to erase the current Mach3 that you have on the machine.

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[575] Hi, I have an old version of MACH3 V1.84 - Can someone tell me where to place the USB motion drive as there is no plugin folder in this version.

Do you have an oscilloscope? You will be able to see the PWM signal and determine if the output is correct. Make sure that you are using the 10V from the VFD as the voltage reference for the 10V terminal on the Mach3 USB controller. The 10V terminal is an input, not an output on the Mach3 USB controller. The 10V is the top voltage signal level that the Mach3 USB controller uses for the PWM signals 100% duty cycle.

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[575] I have the wiring and programming and parameters set the same way that you do in the spindle speed control and outputs videos, I can start and stop the spindle with mach3 but can't seem to control the speed. Can you think of solutions?

To bring the machine to the origin, click the "Ref all Home" button. The machine will move to the limit switches. If the axes are not zeroed automatically, you can zero them by pressing the zero button for each axis in the digital readout (DRO) section.

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[575] after coplete work all axis are not coming in orign point but mech3 show all axis are origen point