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    Quote Originally Posted by Ger21 View Post
    The UC300ETH basically has 5 parallel ports. There are different motherboards available which dictate the input and output pins.
    Two ports are standard, and 3 ports use pins 2-9 as inputs.
    The CNC4PC M44 board has 3 parallel ports, and two special ports, one for inputs, one for outputs. One of the 3 is standard and two use pins 2-9 as inputs.

    You plug in your breakout boards and wire it any way you want, just like a standard parallel port.

    The analog I/O uses a separate header.

    There is no lathe screen at this time. It does rigid tapping, so it may be able to use a multiline encoder. Not positive, though. Send them an email, they are very good with customer service.
    What's your hardware setup Gerry ?

    I'm confused, so do you need to buy a motherboard or dose it come with the one in the pic and shown in the manual?
    Last edited by Lee Roberts; 12-11-2016 at 04:38 PM.
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