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    Jogging 4th axis with keyboard?

    What keys jog the 4th axis on the mini USB keyboard?

    I have been using my shuttle buy would like to know another way, I have tried mashing different buttons to no avail.
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    Chuck,

    Are you talking about for Mach3 software?

    If so, the page up and page down buttuns or press tab and you can use the screen and then change it to any key you want.

    Is this what you are talking about?
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    + an - control it. i used mine for the first time yesterday and was very happy with it.

    edit: i use a full size keyboard but i would think it'd be the same.


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    Ahh yes,

    It was + and -, sorry pg up and pg down were the third access for mine.
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    Thanks guys, it is for the mach 3 software zabink.

    I tried the + and - keys and it doesnt seem to work. I have taken a look in the manual and cant find a thing.

    I am no sure if it is the mini keyboard or the Tormach version of mach 3. In the mach 3 manual it shows the tab key fly out you speak of, but it does not appear on my version.

    Any other ideas or suggestions that may be worth trying out?
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    what about trying the + and - on the main keyboard if you haven't already?


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    The mini is the only keyboard on the machine, I will plug in a standard one sometime today and try it out.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Chuck Reamer View Post
    The mini is the only keyboard on the machine, I will plug in a standard one sometime today and try it out.
    i just assumed you had a number key pad also and were trying the +- keys on it. i use the ones on the number pad instead of using the shift key for + on the main part of the keyboard.


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