Bridgeport Servo Motors--Mach3 Compatible?

[John S]

Nope, genuine query as I have never used the CS Labs gear and some of the Chinese controllers can do 0 -10v and step and direction.

Personally if it were mine I'd go the IP-A route as I'd not thought of that solution.

Anyway less of the Git .

[Gary]

Servos are +/-10V not 0-10V.
0-10V are typically for speed control for spindle and these controllers.
I have a few stand alone controllers from China and they are all step and direction.
Not seen one that is fully closed loop with the encoders going back to the controller, so if you know of one, can you link it?

Also there are stepper drivers that will accept +/-10V as well, so if you need another axis on the CSMIO/IP-A you can use a stepper motor, but it needs to be closed loop with an encoder fitted, so will not be much lower price than a servo.

Nope, genuine query as I have never used the CS Labs gear and some of the Chinese controllers can do 0 -10v and step and direction.

Personally if it were mine I'd go the IP-A route as I'd not thought of that solution.

Anyway less of the Git .