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Sorry guys but I'm out of here! In my short time on this forum I have found it to be the most unfriendly forum I have ever been a member of, don't get me wrong there are some genuine friendly & helpful guys on here but also there are quite a few who are so up there own arses I'll be supprised it they ever see the light of day!
My advice to any newbies looking for advice & the nice guys is to join another forum.
Well its your choice but I would go and re read all the posts again including the confusion with the two names etc. and I don't see anybody giving you a hard time, people can only help with the information they are given.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bucks
Grow up man.! Just because you didn't get the answer instantly you act like spoilt child. Do you honestly think we give a shit if you stay or go.!Quote:
Originally Posted by Bucks
This forum and the people on it are some of the most knowledgable and helpful people you'll find on any forum.
Here's some advice for you. Pull your head out from your own arse stop talking shite and try to help your self by doing little research instead of looking to others to instantly provide answers.!!. . . You might learn something then..:smiley_simmons:
Does anyone out there have the manual for the PRT-E750 controller? My machine is a 4 axis 800 watt Chinese 3040 machine with a 220 volt 400Hz spindle motor.
Thanks in anticipation.
Keith - Here is the 1500W version. If you can read Chinese it helps, but there is a parameter table in there in Engl (ish).
https://www.dropbox.com/s/yc279bssy8...06040.pdf?dl=0
Hi, that is really decent of you to send me this PDF.
I do speak reasonable Mandarin, but my reading is limited to Pinyin. However, I can easily get a friend to translate the essence of the document.
After much research and some considerable frustration, I am now just about up and running and able to use the 3040 machine for machining our enclosure lids.
Thanks to everyone here for useful suggestions.
I just look at the pictures :thumsup:Quote:
Originally Posted by KeithElcomb