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  1. Re: Mach3 - Homing speed much much slower than jog speed

    Thank you very much for your help Gerry! Greatly appreciated! Thanks again.

    [UPDATE] Also - you helped me to finally realise that the 'speed%' value IS the 'homing speed'! I had initially and...
  2. Mach3 - Homing speed much much slower than jog speed

    Hi all. I'm starting to get my 3040Z-DQ machine to behave properly with Mach3.

    I notice that the jog speed (for every axis) is wonderful for a motor tune velocity of '150' (which is in the motor...
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    Re: CNC 3020T-DJ Spindle Control, JP-382A JP-1482

    Update: After some tinkering of my 3040Z-DQ, I found out (from internet searches) that the Mach 3 software can indeed be used to produce a PWM signal signal from a parallel port pin of a desktop...
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    Re: CNC 3020T-DJ Spindle Control, JP-382A JP-1482

    That's the main problem. There appears to be descriptions of ideas or methods associated with modifications to achieve spindle control via software (eg. Mach 3 control). But the described methods...
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    Re: Mini-CNC-Engraving Machine

    Me too. I bought one.... a 3040Z-DQ machine. I keep hitting barrier after barrier. I have that black coloured controller box, the one where you plug in all the connectors, and it has a parallel port....
  6. Re: How does a typical CNC machine control X-Y-Z position accurately?

    Thanks ger21! Thanks to you, Al, dharmic, and HW for helping me out. Today, I realised that I didn't have any idea how an open-loop CNC machine accurately controls position. After trying to think...
  7. How does a typical CNC machine control X-Y-Z position accurately?

    Hi all! I'm new to CNC machines, and have been searching the internet for details about how common (typical) CNC machines based on stepper motors control the x, y and z axis positions accurately. So...
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