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Hi all,
What about this one:
http://cncdrive.com/AXBB.html
Looks like an awesome deal!
For a starters it has 400khz of pulse rate capable cpu.
+ 1 PP equivalent io available including BOB/Isolation.
+ it is expandable with 1 extra PP worth of io
For only €129.-
+ it has UCCNC included.
I would say most people can do all they need with this board?
Any thoughts?
Grtz Bert.
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I've started looking at Stand Alone Controllers, it's the future! :D
Do you have tested any standalone controller? I use hass machines and uccnc for the routers but I want dedicated controllers for routers.Quote:
Originally Posted by magicniner
Uccnc work really well, but I want a nice panel controller...
I don't want build one from scratch and config everything, is a lot time consuming..
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Hi lp_felix,Quote:
Originally Posted by lp_felix
Do you think something like a 10" tablet type screen combined with UCCNC would meet your needs? I saw somebody using a dualcore surface pro with UCCNC.(usb uc300 i think)
I do my design scketching in the house and have the pc in my garage running F360 too, sharing the designs by f360 cloud.
Normally i run the nc export files in the garage.
I installed UCCNC on there to control the router.
When small issues come up i can do touchup in the garage.
I am a hobby cnc user so i do not run series of the same parts.
Having a multifunctional pc near the router is for now a good solution for me.
Somehow i dont see how carrying the nc files to a standalon controlbox per usb- stick as future proof... They should do a wifi solution to read the files from a network share or something.
I have been looking for usb drive / wifi / nas combined devices to overcome this.
It could have made me decide to go for stand alone, but never found a good one.
Grtz. Bert.
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Indeed, a fine looking board. I can't find any reference to anything other than UCCNC. Is this a proprietary interface for UCCNC or are there similar drivers for Mach as for the other UCx00 interfaces?Quote:
Originally Posted by driftspin
Hi Doddy,Quote:
Originally Posted by Doddy
I am not sure, but the manual does not mention mach.
I am looking into some stuff for a friend who wants to build a 3axis router +/- 1000x1500x200 mm with twin x-axis ballscrews.
He has no software yet, so this is a very good looking board / software to start.
Grtz Bert.
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Hi, driftspin
Yes a touch display will help and a MPG controller and a few buttons, but with the same cost (add a pc windows licence uccnc board and licence, mouse keyboard...) I think it's possible get some "industrial controller" from China.
I have 3 machines with uccnc, working fine.
I just like to try an controller like I have in vmc's.. Nothing so fancy like haas controller or simenes, an LNC or something.. Lololol
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Boyan has tested an offline controller in the following thread that you may find of interest:Quote:
Originally Posted by lp_felix
http://www.mycncuk.com/threads/10187...256#post102256
It's a nice one, but I would like to try something like this
https://app.alibaba.com/dynamiclink?...areScene=buyer
I don't buy one yet because e can configure one machine with uccnc im 10 minutes, and a controller like this probably will take days.
The guys from uccnc should develop a physical front panel and make a new screen using the same philosophy of industrial controller.
I think I have found something like that a few weeks ago..
I think it's a business opportunity..
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I have their UC300 controllers (have one for USB and one for ETH) and they both support Mach3 as well. If this new one is going to have drivers for Mach 3 or not, I have no idea, but CNC Drive have a pretty good support forum where you can ask that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Doddy
In fact, I just had a quick look, and there is an answer already to the same question:
http://www.forum.cncdrive.com/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=1834
Otherwise everything is proprietary, as far as I know, there are no generic controllers, and also in my experience, UCCNC is better than Mach3.
Hi A_Camera,Quote:
Originally Posted by A_Camera
Good find.
CNCdrive really supports their customers right.
Grtz Bert.
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I've ordered one....its on its way! 😁
Are you using this on a router with slaved axis? If the axis are slaved using 2 motors will it be able to do that with the independent homing to square the axis? Just asking!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by CharlieRam
Just... don’t.Quote:
Originally Posted by lp_felix
My machine doesn't have a slave axis, I was considering the uc400 but then I saw this controller with the software....its a no brainer for me to try it 😊 £160 shippedQuote:
Originally Posted by Clive S
Oh ok,Quote:
Originally Posted by CharlieRam
Keep me posted, really interested on your findings.
Grtz Bert.
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Will do but I hope you're patient....I've been working on my machine for 4 years! :whistle:
In the meantime, during the night, they have released the driver for Mach3.Quote:
Originally Posted by Doddy
http://cncdrive.com/AXBB.html
I bought one to use as a test setup for my desk to be used when developing custom screens and macros. Still waiting on some other components, but it's a really nice package.