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08-12-2007, 05:43 PM
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Got my 4th axis a few days ago without any instructions for connecting what to what. Doesn't look too tricky, but I wanted to run what I'm planning to do past anyone here who's already done it just to make sure. In the attached photo External.jpg, one end of C connects to A (a connector not really visible in the photo). The other end connects to G in Internal.jpg. The module comprising A & B installs next to H. D & E plug into B as with the other modules, and the ends comprising F plug into the power supply, again as with the other modules. It looks like the power supply has to be removed to make this connection. Am I missing anything? Thanks. Involute  |
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