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Thanks for the reply, A friend of mine has a Series II in his shop, and I am aware of how large it is. The same friend also has several large flatbed trucks that I can hire to haul it home along...

Hello, I have been looking for an older Bridgeport to retrofit to a Mach based control, and was looking for some advice on a local machine I found.

While not exactly local, I found an R2E4...

Thanks for all the information. I am no using leadscrews, but rater a 1mm wire rope, and pulleys to control the motion of the X&Y In my opinion they do a wonderfull job of eliminating any bind by...

Jeremiah,

Thank you so much for that information! It confirms what I thought everything to be, and now I guess I will connect everything up, and find out for sure. This was my first post after...

Thanks guys. I was able to make a little headway. I discovered that the lead to the matched motor did have the same wire color as the manual so I compared the driver wires to the known motor wires,...

I hope I am not making this too simple, but perhaps these photos will help explain what I need since I am no expert in this area, and my questions may be a little off.

This is a photo of all of...

I guess another possible piece of important information is that this driver has a self contained power supply so the wiring may differ from some other systems commonly used that have a seperate power...

Bobbyr70, What I am trying to do is connect the driver to the PC, and not to the motor. What I have is six random wires, and a blank breakout board that is not specific to this driver. I am...

Maybe a photo will help?

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After searching the site, I have not been able to really answer this question so I thought maybe there may be someone here who could help. I purchased a few old Compumotor (M57-83) driver/stepper...