Here is a small timer circuit that can be constructed on a vero board. (copper strip board)
hope it helps there is a link for working out the Freq: output.

Rob

Bo

Pin 10 is the PC timer output you can make a timer if you wish I do not use one.

You can make a timer using a 555 ic.

Rob

Here are the connections required for the parallel lead you have to make to get the TB6560 to work correctly.

Rob

Ex Timer 10
engine on/off 17
Heating 16
Return pin 11
Status 12

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I,ve been away for a few days. Here are my settings. Control card TB6560 switch 5 on all other switches off. Communication: Active Table------Default Mode-------VisualCNC_xp.dll Engines Clock Dir x1 8 9 x2 4 5 y1 6 7 y2 2 3 Ex Timer 10 Heating 16 Engine on/off 17 11 12 Syn engine rot-------off (no t...

Ambass Have you made a parallel crossover lead between the pc parallel output and the parallel input of the TB6560. The connections are on the last post first page of this subject. My setup has been working for over a year now with no problems. I will list all of my jedicut settings here when I retu...

Hello Vincent In what order should I install the files please. I have got a 10 year old desktop pc with xp installed up and running with a motherboard parallel output. 2.2.2. build 0 is running with no problems. Just got to find somewhere to put it in my workshop:) Thanks once again I am going on ho...

Vincent

That is correct I can only see build 0 . File verison 2.2.2.0 on the jedicut icon.
Where can I find build 1.

Thanks
Rob

Steve

The lpt 3 (pci card parallel port) the basic Basic Configurations in Printer Properties are not accessable see settings 2 post 10.

Rob

Vincent

I have removed all of the jedicut folders and files and reinstalled again.
I still have the same problem.

Rob