Light Machine Corp. Benchman XTr (retrofit)

Rex,
That jumper plug is Intelitek P/N 32-5400-0386 and it is in-stock and available for $40.92 according to Intelitek's tech support. Let me know if that is what you need.
Don

I got your photos through e-mail and I know where your machine stands. I need to know your comfort level with a DVM and your access to jumper leads (wires with clips (either spring or alligator) at each end).

Rex,
Also, depending on the vintage of your machine, we may be able to move some jumpers on the control board to ignore the 4th axis not being being plugged in. But if you have a flood coolant machine, you really want that connector on the rear wall sealed.
Don

Don,

Thanx for the info on the 4th axis jumper plug.
I just got off the phone with Trevor at Intelitek and have a jumper on the way!

I'd like to have the info about jumpering on the board itself, as I'm not certain
that the 4th axis connector on the back wall is the OEM unit.
Yes, my machine has flood coolant.

I have no qualms as to using my DVM and jumper leads.
I've attached a pic of my spare main board, which as far as I can tell is identical to the board in the machine.





Rex

Rex,

My questions about the DVM and jumper leads was meant for TGTROPIC and his troubleshooting issues.

From your photos, you do have the OEM 4th axis connector. I can see the top of it in the wall just below K1, K2, & K3 on the control board.

To change the jumpers to make the machine a 3-axis machine, move HDR2 to the left two pins (1-2), for a 4-axis, move HDR2 to the right two pins (2-3).

Don

To avoid hijacking this topic, TGTROPIC and I have taken our troubleshooting off forum.
Don