We are recommending all customers using the USB Smooth Stepper to upgrade to the Ethernet Smooth Stepper. There are many benefits to upgrading:
The price is the same.
There are minimal changes to the configuration when upgrading.
The Ethernet Smoot...
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Please open a support ticket in our website and we will give you a hand with this:
https://cnc4pc.com/contact/
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YES!
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Yes, the ribbon cables and studs are included.
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You can use this wiring diagram:
https://www.cnc4pc.com/pub/media/productattachments/files/jinan2ess_1.pdf
It would be ideal to consider using a breakout board with the spindle control circuit built-in, like the C25XP, C82, C11G. As you would bene...
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Note this is a basic breakout board and you can assign the pins freely, so you can. But I would suggest using a breakout board that supports +24vdc logic, Like the C25XP or C79. +24vdc logic works better in noisy environments.
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YES! This board uses less than 500mA. So, it can be powered with +5vdc from the C82 or pin 26 of the IDC26 for LPT3 of the ESS, or from a USB port.
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Yes, you can choose to add it or not on checkout to give the option to users who already own an ESS to get the board without purchasing an ESS again.
If you purchase it as a bundle, it will come with the ESS preinstalled.
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YES! It will on LPT3 of the ESS.
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To use voltages above +5vdc you use a limiting resistor, as the C11G can only take +5vdc signals.
It is described in the manual.
I am not sure what video you are referring to, but you are welcome to open a ticket and we will give you a hand with this:...
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There are ways to do it, but what you are trying to do is very unusual, as the ESS cannot process encoder feedback from the axis in real-time, so the data may not be useful. The C82 has encoder input for one axis, as it can process the spindle encoder in...
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It can be because of the screen set. Please check this solution: https://warp9td.com/index.php/faq/faq-mach4#luaErrors
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