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Gez, you guys make me feel dumb, it took me longer that 20 hours to get this done.

But alas it does have a 2006 copyright on the board.


Now to get to work on the Servo version of it. Maybe I can have it done by last month. After all I started on it last week.

And for those that want to use a USB port on a Vista or Windows Xp to control one of those legacy parallel port motor drivers you might want to consider the USB CamPod that I make.



Cheers
Dennis
www.super-tech.com

If you want something that runs a cnc thru the usb port, and is a real good deal, Just get the deskcnc controller, which runs on a serial port. Pickup a serial to usb adapter and away you go. This is the detup I currently use on my router.
It comes with a controller board and the included cam/cnc controller software runs on any windows based computer, win 95 on up. pII 233mhz on up.
It is only $350 if you get both the software and board at the same time. I personaly use it and it doeas a great job. the only real limitations are the fact that I can't use it on my analog servo driven milling machine. But for step and direction use, it is one of the best packages out there, if a little less known than Mach3 or emc. Perfect for those needing to use it from a laptop or older/slower computer. But it all depends on what you call "CHEAP"

For the cost of a smoothstepper for all of you using mach3, which I personally think is cheap considering what it can do, you get usb connectivity.

Mike

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Now to get to work on the Servo version of it. Maybe I can have it done by last month. After all I started on it last week.

Shouldn't that read "After all I started on it next week."?