anyone using an e-cut 1 mhz usb breakout board

[lp_felix]

hi, I use one of these cards.
It works very well and is very stable, easy to set up.
In my case completely changed my machine, now this faster, smoother and quieter (I use rack and pinion)
the cnc router that I use at work will now also use an e-cut because the original board sometimes crash.


my configuration is
HP DV5000 computer
e-CUT cnc board
DQ860MA from longmotors


any question just say






I do not know other USB cards, but I buy one e-cut again.

[nobby]

hello there
yes I already have a akx250 leafboy77 card
this runs steppers at 5v with 5v for limits, no spindle control.

I have just bought some 200w Panasonic servo motors and drivers

the step and direction will stay 5v from usb power
BUT I think I need 24v from this card to connect limits to servo drives

LOOKING at this card, it APPEARS 'like' its a later version of the 77
it was certainly released after the lb77

its the I/o at 24v that I need for servos I think
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has anyone actually measured the speed at 800 MHz over the 200 max of the akz250

thanmks

[Metalnosferatu]

hi, I use one of these cards.
It works very well and is very stable, easy to set up.
In my case completely changed my machine, now this faster, smoother and quieter (I use rack and pinion)
the cnc router that I use at work will now also use an e-cut because the original board sometimes crash.


my configuration is
HP DV5000 computer
e-CUT cnc board
DQ860MA from longmotors


any question just say






I do not know other USB cards, but I buy one e-cut again.

i use the same as you. but a diffrent computer. but i have not been able the get the spindle speed into mach3 correct. my vfd got modbus. but i just cant get how the setup should be in mach3 with e-cut ?

do you have spindle speed in mach3 ?