Help required for a CNC machine

[oosk2k6]

awesome cheers for the replies guys, i shall go thoroughly photograph all its electronics etc tomorrow :)

cheers again.

[oosk2k6]

yo, sorry it took a while to post the photos but the site went down on friday and i was away over the weekend. anyway, it turns out that all of the machines I have are 3-axis. here are the indepth photos of one of the R50 machines in Dropbox (the forums won't let me attach multiple files..):
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/qybvp3be5jbblet/3XNS6N_SRr

I have one more R50, a smaller CNC miller, and an open CNC miller, that might require the same set-up process as the first R50?

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/avc3a29o4lj69w0/tMQjz-sXVX

cheers

P.S. dropbox is still uploading the images, should be done in 30 minutes.

[JAZZCNC]

Looks like a bespoke control board with built in drivers that use's PClathe software by German company called HSE. Looking at the Dongle it's very old version has well.? a quick google shows they don't do it anymore and they are at V15 of the current software called Windreh.!!

Personally I'd be converting these machines to a modern set of drives and use control software like Mach3. The PSU could be re-used.

The red box is just a safety interlock relay controlling signals so the machine won't start with door open probably.? This could be re-used.