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  1. #1
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    Not long now

    Well I finally get to say, "I have put power on it".
    Won't be long now....Now if I can just figure out that software part.


    I'll keep ya updated.
    Chuck
    Aspire, VCPro, PhotoVCarve, Cut3D, Mach3, Home built CnC.

  2. #2
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    Looks good. I see you got LED's happening but the Fan isn't turning?...........
    Al
    CNC, Mechatronics Integration and Custom Machine Design

    “Logic will get you from A to B. Imagination will take you everywhere.”
    Albert E.

  3. #3
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    Yea it's turning...the flash on the camera stopped it...
    Aspire, VCPro, PhotoVCarve, Cut3D, Mach3, Home built CnC.

  4. #4
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    Wow I love the set-up, it's great to have room to be ale to put the drivers, power supply and the mother board in one box.

  5. #5
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    thanks Paul,
    I was given the hoffman encloseure from work...I removed the process that came installed in it and installed directly into the machine. my boss said to get rid of it so I'm like...uh sure ...ok. I wanted everything to be self contained so I can wheel it inside out of bad weather if need to. I'm testing the prox's while I'm waiting for windows to install...so far everything works like it's suposed to. can't wait to test those steppers......within the hour...if it doesn't go up in smoke before then.
    Aspire, VCPro, PhotoVCarve, Cut3D, Mach3, Home built CnC.

  6. #6
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    That is the mutz nutz. Love it. I wish my electronics looked that good instead of like spaghetti.

    Machine looks damn nice too.

    Regards Terry.

  7. #7
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    Well I got Mach 2 loaded and I went through the setup....but for some reason output 4 which drives the DC power contactor will not come on when I click RESET. I went to Bob Cambells web site so I could download the xml setup file he has but my computer will only save it as a html file and not a xml file. ...I right clicked it and saved it but it only comes up with html....i think I need to install mach 2 on this computer first and then go there and save it to get the file type into the system. I'll keep ya updated.
    Aspire, VCPro, PhotoVCarve, Cut3D, Mach3, Home built CnC.

  8. #8
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    Well that didn't work....I'm going to have to config mach2 my the hit and miss method. Well I'm shutting down for the night...maybe tommorrow...hopefully.....Does anyone else use the bob cambell board ...any pointers on the I/O config?
    Aspire, VCPro, PhotoVCarve, Cut3D, Mach3, Home built CnC.

  9. #9
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    Saving a file as .html

    Saving the file as a .html is a windows issue. I've seen it before. It may have to do with too many Internet temp files on your system. If you're using explorer go to Tools/Internet Options and then click the button Delete Files.
    If that doesn't help go to Microsoft and search for save as .html

    This problem also affects saving .jpg pictures that only want to save as .bmp.

  10. #10
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    XML saving

    Right click on the link to the file and select Save Target As.

    When the Save As dialog opens change the dropdown list at the bottom Save as type: from HTML Document to All Files.

    Change the file name from filename.htm to filename.xml.


    Hope this helps!

    (My first post plus I gave a helping hand, woohoo!)

    Jerry

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