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    Encoders-steppers.- Following error.

    I have two cnc4pc breakout boars; one for step motors and the other
    for encoders. Some one knows How can I configure mach3 to Stop if the steppers loose it (following error).

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    Antonio


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    You probably need to write a VB script using the macro pump to read the encoders and compare them to the commanded position.
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    Yes that's what I read on mach forum when mach3 added the macro pump option. But seems that no one has written this macro.
    Right now I only see that rogersmachine.net has done a Plugin for that, but you have to buy his encoder interface.

    I would be glad if some one can help me to write this VS script to share.

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    Antonio


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