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Just to be clear, you're not actually interfacing to EMC2/Axis, you're just emulating a keyboard with the iPhone and any app you have running will receive the keystrokes, correct?

So you just used some extra software to map the iPhone remote onto keyboard keys?

Ok, so I'm trying to figure out a procedure to do the auto touch off. I haven't made it very far.

It seems like the first step is to add one of those virtual control panels on the side of Axis so...

Does anyone know of a guide for setting up an auto touch off for the Z-axis? I've done lots of searching and I've seen people say they've done it and people say they are going to write a guide, but...

No the board provides pull-up resistors and opto-isolation for those 4 pins.

I don't use Mach3, I use EMC2/Axis. You should probably go ask on the Mach3 forum.

If you have the switches wired up to them.

How would I make sure that my work is centered between the two pins?

Anyone have any good ideas on how to align the work after flipping it over? The Triforce I cut (http://fozztexx.com/CNC/IMG_3101.JPG) required me to flip it so I could recess the outer ring. Of...

Thanks so much for the cable! It fits perfectly.

Now that I have the cable I was able to figure out what the connector is. In case anyone else stumbles on this thread, it's a JST PHR-5 housing....

Ok I measured the pin spacing and they are 2mm on center. I also took a couple of pictures:

http://fozztexx.com/CNC/IMG_3080.JPG
http://fozztexx.com/CNC/IMG_3081.JPG

Is your board one of these? http://fozztexx.com/CNC/HY-TB3DV-M_3Axis_Driver.pdf

Where did you get the connector for the limit switches?

Is your board one of these? http://fozztexx.com/CNC/HY-TB3DV-M_3Axis_Driver.pdf

Where did you get the connector for the limit switches?

Definitely not a floppy connector, the pins are closer than .100.

It's this: http://fozztexx.com/CNC/HY-TB3DV-M_3Axis_Driver.pdf

Just got my CNC moving about, and now I can see that having limit switches hooked up would be nice. Unfortunately the limit switch connector is some kind of funky little polarized 5 pin thing. Does...