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4 years 11 months ago #225574 by john11668
Replied by john11668 on topic Back or front tool
Please bear with me .
It looks like I may have been supplied a relay board which requires 9v to operate .
Will try to sort this out and come back again

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4 years 11 months ago #226039 by john11668
Replied by john11668 on topic Back or front tool
So am now back to "round off"

And to apologise for consuming the time and efforts of all those who contributed .
It did turn our that my relay board was a wrong un,  So I wasted a lot of my time and effort trying to make it work (and a lot of time and effort from you guys trying to resolve my problems )

One problem was that as with all stuff from Ebay  the instuctions are non existent .
It took quite a bit of research to discover that this board ( while having an input requirement of 5-24 v ) needed a 12v  input  , a minimum of 9v  so was just not going to respond to a 5v pin signal from a parallel port .

And all these  boards look the same , so with the absence of instructions it is easy to be mis-led

All was not lost though.. The advice on the Hal formats to permit the correct signals to be created at the pins  (and inverted ) has been invaluable .
I have moved another couple of steps forward with front and back tools ,   and got spindle reversing working  , so without adding a turret I am reaching the limits of the capabilities of this machine  . Need to play now  and make some  components and some chips 

Thanks again guys !

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