If I remember correctly, I think Mach3 had a 'teach' mode that _might_ work for what you want..
at least you can download the demo and try it..
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I am building a machine (not a lathe, mill or router table) that simply uses three screw drives. I would like to program it by jogging the drives to a position, record the position, jog to the next position, record it and so on and so on. Once all the positions are recorded I would like the drives to smoothly run through all the recorded positions. Does anyone know of such simple software?
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Last edited by zoey; 01-24-2007 at 09:56 AM. Reason: spelling
If I remember correctly, I think Mach3 had a 'teach' mode that _might_ work for what you want..
at least you can download the demo and try it..
enjoy..![]()
Quickstep has a teach function as well.
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I'm buildimg my own software to do something like this. Right now I'm using it to control servo's in a robotic arm but have also used it to control stepper motors. What part of Chattanooga are you in? I'm on Signal Mountain..