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    How to control the water coolant by mach3?

    Hello Experters,
    I try to control the water coolant by mach3. I buy the water pump (0.5 hp) at 220 volts. If I plug 220 volts,the water pump will run immediately.
    I know M-code,M07 is turn on and M09 is turn off for the coolant.
    Who can advise me for the simple circuit to control the coolant?

    Hope your help
    Mongkol


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    You need to use a relay to switch the 220V. That relay would be controlled by the breakout board on your parallel port.


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    Circuit ?

    mcphill,
    I know solidstate relay, It may be another choice.
    Could you pls advise me for the simple circuit ? or what website sell the PCB of this case and connect to the breakout board as well ? Pls advise.

    Mongkol


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