Cslabs now have Own Control Software

[Neale]

...and still everyone keeps using Mach3.

In my case, because I'm using an IP/M! But now it looks as if there might be a choice...

[routercnc]

Nice video Dean thanks for taking the time to investigate. Hope your license arrives soon.

[JAZZCNC]

Nice video Dean thanks for taking the time to investigate. Hope your license arrives soon.

Not having the license isn't so much big deal as not having the time to play properly.!!

[Chaz]

Thanks, wasnt aware of this. Interesting move, they were having some real Mach 3 issues, so not surprised by this actually.

[Krammer002]

Thanks for the video Dean...

[Chaz]

Anyone running SimCNC? Just tried it, spent ages on it. Axis were drifting on their own, solved that with Zero offset. But I cannot PID tune and all I get are motors that shake and PID error.

Thoughts?

[Chaz]

Ok, got it to work.

The PID values in Mach 3 are not nearly transferable, wiped them to zero, enabled the drive, disabled commands to it, ran auto tune for all 3 axis.

What's strange at the moment is the fact that I cant run a programme whilst the MPG is enabled.