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firmware reset oups!!!
6 years 8 months ago #157592
by Milojevic
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Hi,
I have some problem one of my workers click reset firmware and now i can't work on my CNC.
Can someone help me and tell me how to fix it.
best regards!
I have some problem one of my workers click reset firmware and now i can't work on my CNC.
Can someone help me and tell me how to fix it.
best regards!
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6 years 8 months ago #157612
by tommylight
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What cnc?
What firmware reset?
More info and pictures.
In Srbian:
Kakva masina ?
Sta su resetirali ?
Vise informacija i neke slike ako mozes.
What firmware reset?
More info and pictures.
In Srbian:
Kakva masina ?
Sta su resetirali ?
Vise informacija i neke slike ako mozes.
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6 years 8 months ago #157632
by Milojevic
Replied by Milojevic on topic firmware reset oups!!!
I am sorry CNC machine is SDX CNC 6040 tnx! Hvala bratac
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6 years 8 months ago #157633
by tommylight
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Again, we can not help if you do not provide us with more info.
Some of those machines use USB and some parallel port, what does yours use ?
What drives does it use ?
By resetting firmware you mean formatted the computer or deleted Mach3 ?
Some of those machines use USB and some parallel port, what does yours use ?
What drives does it use ?
By resetting firmware you mean formatted the computer or deleted Mach3 ?
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6 years 8 months ago #157639
by Milojevic
Replied by Milojevic on topic firmware reset oups!!!
Hi,
those are information about machine. Machine use parallel port to USB. We get driver from China its
CNCusbcontrollor ( software is on picture ), and what worker click. i think he was deleted Mach3 firmware.
There is not serial number for machine we use to have and we can not write it on.
those are information about machine. Machine use parallel port to USB. We get driver from China its
CNCusbcontrollor ( software is on picture ), and what worker click. i think he was deleted Mach3 firmware.
There is not serial number for machine we use to have and we can not write it on.
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6 years 8 months ago #157640
by tommylight
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Yeah that would be easy to use with Linuxcnc, just make sure you have a parallel port on the PC.
Linuxcnc does not work with USB controllers.
Linuxcnc does not work with USB controllers.
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6 years 8 months ago #157641
by Milojevic
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tnx man!
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6 years 8 months ago #157657
by Todd Zuercher
Replied by Todd Zuercher on topic firmware reset oups!!!
Not sure how your question applies to Linuxcnc.
Did your machine come with Linuxcnc installed? Did you retrofit it to Linuxcnc? Do you want to retrofit it to Linuxcnc?
Not familiar with that machine, but sounds like the name of a light duty Chinese table top router. Most of those don't come with Linuxcnc, usually they have a pirated copy of Mach3 or some generic Chinese control.
You probably should contact your machine builder to get specific instructions about restoring your system.
Edit:
For some reason I only saw the first 2 posts in this thread when I wrote the above.
After seeing the rest, yes, that machine would be simple to run with Linuxcnc. All you would need is a computer with a parallel port and a real parallel port cable. (That USB to parallel control/adapter cable won't work with Linuxcnc.)
Did your machine come with Linuxcnc installed? Did you retrofit it to Linuxcnc? Do you want to retrofit it to Linuxcnc?
Not familiar with that machine, but sounds like the name of a light duty Chinese table top router. Most of those don't come with Linuxcnc, usually they have a pirated copy of Mach3 or some generic Chinese control.
You probably should contact your machine builder to get specific instructions about restoring your system.
Edit:
For some reason I only saw the first 2 posts in this thread when I wrote the above.
After seeing the rest, yes, that machine would be simple to run with Linuxcnc. All you would need is a computer with a parallel port and a real parallel port cable. (That USB to parallel control/adapter cable won't work with Linuxcnc.)
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