I am looking for a solution with one i/o card with one stepdir generator

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3 years 9 months ago #261013 by Masiwood123
I would like to bring this drilling machine back to life with as little investment as possible. since it has only one axis (step /dir and have dc servo driver for motor), everything else is on pneumatics and that's where I need a couple of outputs) is there any Mesa card other than 7i96s that I could use. thank you

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3 years 9 months ago #261021 by Todd Zuercher
Something that simple, I'd probably either just use a parallel port, or maybe the GPIO on a RPI.

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3 years 9 months ago #261022 by tommylight

Something that simple, I'd probably either just use a parallel port, or maybe the GPIO on a RPI.
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3 years 9 months ago #261023 by Masiwood123
Yes:) it never occurred to me that the Chinese bob card could be used, because I've never used linuxcnc and it's not Mesa, it can be configured via stepconfig right? Thank you

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3 years 9 months ago #261028 by tommylight

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3 years 9 months ago #261030 by Masiwood123
Great! It will wait until spring, i certainly understood the point, i need a BOB, some medium computer that would accept some version of linuxcnc and time;) Primarily, the machine had a plc with control along that axis every 32mm (the hardware for the furniture has that raster).. than axis stop and activate pneumatic valve ..than it raises the z`` axis and automatically turns on the drill, it takes a few seconds, it goes down, deactivates the valve and goes to the next hole..I think it can be solved with a couple of m codes, of course I can also make a path for making a slot for something.(Btw nobody wanted to buy it in this condition even for 150e, so it occurred to me to install a brain in it:)  Thanks a lot guys!

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