Gerber Dimension 200 hookup?
20 Dec 2011 12:43 #15896
by kever
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I have a Gerber Dimension 200 that I wish to hook up to the EMC2 software, does anyone have a clue?
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Kever:)
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Kever:)
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20 Dec 2011 14:15 #15898
by cncbasher
Replied by cncbasher on topic Re:Gerber Dimension 200 hookup?
here's a link to some information on the gerber 200 , that may help
www.gspinc.com/default.asp?contentID=50
i'll be in a position in a few hours to be able to look further .
as i'm away from base until then
www.gspinc.com/default.asp?contentID=50
i'll be in a position in a few hours to be able to look further .
as i'm away from base until then
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20 Dec 2011 16:15 #15900
by kever
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kever
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21 Dec 2011 00:12 #15914
by andypugh
Replied by andypugh on topic Re:Gerber Dimension 200 hookup?
kever wrote:
Is it a stepper-motor machine?
It might be step-direction from the controller PC, or it might use serial comms to some "cleverness" inside the box.
Pictures of the things that the motor wires go to first would help with the guessing.
I have a Gerber Dimension 200 that I wish to hook up to the EMC2 software, does anyone have a clue?
Is it a stepper-motor machine?
It might be step-direction from the controller PC, or it might use serial comms to some "cleverness" inside the box.
Pictures of the things that the motor wires go to first would help with the guessing.
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21 Dec 2011 07:50 #15919
by cncbasher
Replied by cncbasher on topic Re:Gerber Dimension 200 hookup?
this machine is RS232 com port driven , so the option is to see if the electronics can be modified as Andypugh suggests , post a picture of the inside of the electronics and lets see .
if this using uses standard stepper driver boards then it could be straightforward , however if it's a custom board then it could be a major undertaking , and needing newer stepper driver boards etc , so it all depends if your electronics savvy
and are up to the task .
if this using uses standard stepper driver boards then it could be straightforward , however if it's a custom board then it could be a major undertaking , and needing newer stepper driver boards etc , so it all depends if your electronics savvy
and are up to the task .
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