[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> In case anyone else has one of these PCB mills with the solenoid driven
> floating Z, I thought I would share my configuration changes. The
> premise I worked with was that if I could take the commanded Z position
> and convert it to a bit output to my solenoid relay
Jeff Epler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks -- I imagine this will be helpful to anyone with a similar
> system.
>
> the only thing that comes to mind is that the time emc spends on the "Z"
> motion had better be long enough for the solenoid to completely lower --
> does this take long o
Thanks -- I imagine this will be helpful to anyone with a similar
system.
the only thing that comes to mind is that the time emc spends on the "Z"
motion had better be long enough for the solenoid to completely lower --
does this take long on your machine, or does it snap right down to the
right d
In case anyone else has one of these PCB mills with the solenoid driven floating Z, I thought I would share my configuration changes. The premise I worked with was that if I could take the commanded Z position and convert it to a bit output to my solenoid relay I could use the standard drill and m
