Advanced Search

I actually tried to keep the layout minimal, including only the essentials.

We've been doing CNC retrofitting for many years, and this layout emerged based on our experience.

unknown wrote:

Like the inclusion of the USB port.
Looking good, wishing many successes.

Did the design and layout come because of the way you work or what would be familiar to someone used to working with big name machines ?
I'm just a hobbyist with a work background in labouring on building sites, they don't trust us with anything that has more than one button or trigger

Thanks friend,

unknown post=335115 userid=42198The connectors do look a little askew, but I just put it down to maybe being a pre production prototype, hand soldered maybe.
Actually IMHO not really worth mentioning.
Sorry not having a lot to say, ethercat is not a technology I can afford to play with.
In saying that I can appreciate the time and effort involved.
Good luck

Like the inclusion of the USB port.
Looking good, wishing many successes.

Did the design and layout come because of the way you work or what would be familiar to someone used to working with big name machines ?
I'm just a hobbyist with a work background in labouring on building sites, they don't trust us with anything that has more than one button or trigger

The connectors do look a little askew, but I just put it down to maybe being a pre production prototype, hand soldered maybe.
Actually IMHO not really worth mentioning.
Sorry not having a lot to say, ethercat is not a technology I can afford to play with.
In saying that I can appreciate the time and effort involved.
Good luck