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    Question Will these parts work together

    I posted previously and got a few answers so no I've changed my game plan on this

    Link to previous post- http://www.cnczone.com/forums/genera...ml#post2150884

    I bought a Hurco Hawk 5 cnc with the electronics not working and I'm going to retrofit them.

    This is what I'm looking to get.

    X, Y, Servo motors- https://www.teknic.com/model-info/CPM-SDSK-3421P-ELS/
    Z Servo motor- https://www.teknic.com/model-info/CPM-SDSK-3411P-ELS/
    Motion Controller - https://www.cncdrive.com/UC400ETH.html
    Usb Keyboard Encoder- https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...6RTRVLG5&psc=1
    Motion Controller breakout https://www.amazon.com/Sysly-Breakou...breakout&psc=1
    Power supply will be provided from the old one in the machine


    The servo motors are powered from a separate power source and the input on them is (5-24vdc 20-500KHZ) for the actual motion control. The motion controller I've selected has runs up to 400KHz and has an output range from 0-5vdc on ALL pins (if I'm reading the manual correctly). I'm thinking I'll just have (Mach3 - Motioncontroller - IDC26 breakout - servos) The reason for the Usb keyboard encoder is so I can use the pre-existing buttons on the controller for my cycle start feed hold ect. and just use the hot keys in mach 3 for that. I will also be using a usb MPG that just plugs into the computer that's compatible with mach 3 The hurco already has limit and homing switches on the machine that I want to use.

    So the total inputs I can think of are
    1. X home
    2. Y home
    3. Z home
    4. X limit
    5. Y limt
    6. Z Upper limit
    7. Z Lower limit
    8. Emergency stop



    So my questions are,

    1. Will this even work? Am I forgetting something?
    2. Will I have enough I/O for all the switches I want
    3. Are they're better components I can use?
    4. Your opinions of this build.
    5. Do I have to do anything special for the 'Closed loop system' to work with mach 3


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    Default Re: Will these parts work together

    A Centroid Acorn is probably a much better choice than Mach3.

    Gerry

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