@@samirzeghloul9737 Mach3 doesn't support multi signal encoder per revolution. It only supports index signal which is 1 pulse per revolution. I switched to LinuxCNC which allows me to use 400 pulses per revolution encoder
ruclips.net/video/RIdnredH4Ys/видео.html Here is how I connected the index signal (wiring for linuxCNC but for mach3 it was the same connection). But as I say - mach3 doesn't support more than 1 pulse per second which is really bad for threading. But if you want just RPM read-out on your machine then you will be fine.
If you would only configure the endstop for X- and not for X+, would it then be able to move in the opposite direction it was running from without override?
can you please explain the wiring of the encoder
and the configuration of the encoder in mach3
@@samirzeghloul9737 Mach3 doesn't support multi signal encoder per revolution. It only supports index signal which is 1 pulse per revolution. I switched to LinuxCNC which allows me to use 400 pulses per revolution encoder
ruclips.net/video/RIdnredH4Ys/видео.html
Here is how I connected the index signal (wiring for linuxCNC but for mach3 it was the same connection). But as I say - mach3 doesn't support more than 1 pulse per second which is really bad for threading. But if you want just RPM read-out on your machine then you will be fine.
@@GBWM_CNC thanks a lot
@@samirzeghloul9737 You're welcome
If you would only configure the endstop for X- and not for X+, would it then be able to move in the opposite direction it was running from without override?
Could you explain what you mean?
Can you tell me in a future video how to make the tool auto change of lathe machine?
If I have enough time and $$ for upgrades i might do some research on this topic 😁😎
@@GBWM_CNC Thank you so much for the answer, I would love to learn about that topic👊