Hi
I have provlem with www.CNC4PC.
ehere is those company?
Are they in USA or where?
Every US company has a phone to call and ask questions CNC4PS doesn't.
i send e-mail with same question and he send me phone 772-6215525 number
but nobody answer those phone.
Does any one purchased any think from cnc4pc?
thanks
Aram
>> When it comes to electronics I need all the help I can get. So the MPG
>> puts out 4
>> pairs of signals and the LM399 converts that to 4 outputs? Lots of
>> googling going
>> on... and EMC needs? I'm just looking at a MPG spec sheet and they only
>> have 6
>> connections so I assume one is ground, one is power in and the other 4
>> are the
>> signal coming out. Now I'm really confused. The LM399 has 8 inputs and 4
>> outputs.
>> Can you explain just a bit more for me please.
>
> The cnc4pc jogwheel has A and B outputs ('single-ended' if you like).
> These plug directly into the A and B channels of a hardware encoder
> counter (m5i20, pico-systems, vital, etc.).
> If you don't have a spare encoder input the jog-wheel could be read by
> two general purpose I/O pins (e.g. parallel port) since you are not
> likely to spin the jogwheel very fast.
>
> Some jogwheels use differential signals, which means instead of just the
> A and B signals you get A+, A-, B+, and B-. If you have I/O to spare you
> could wire all four of these to EMC. If you want to condense these four
> into just two A and B signals you can do that with an IC. I did that
> with a DS3486.
>
>
> AW
>
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