Hello
I have bought "new" version of the controller based on 4xTB6560AHQ .The board version is 6B6560-4v3 - the "red one":
[img]http://imageshack.us/a/img222/1761/img4465s.jpg[/img]
I have checked the pin configuration for the controller described in the thread Jeducut with TB6560 4axis cnc board - if possible and analyzed the output signals with the parallel port monitor - "parmon" software (http://www.geekhideout.com/parmon.shtml) and it seems that this driver could be suitable for my board except the enable signal for all axis, which on my board is on pin 1 of the parallel port and the provided driver controls pin 17. Setting change in the Engine On/Off (Jedicut menu: Tools/Options/Communication/Parallel Port) has no influence on the assignment of Enable signal on parallel port pins.
The pin configuration for board which I own is as follow :
1 Enable- LO active -all axis
2 Step X
3 Dir X
4 Step Y
5 Dir Y
6 Step Z
7 Dir Z
8 Step A
9 Dir A
10 limit switch X
11 limit switch Y
12 limit switch Z
13 limit switch A
14 Relay (for turn on/off eg. spindle or hot wire supply)
15 free
16 Step B - only signal/ no power unit on board - external controller fo B axe needed
17 Dir B - only signal/ no power unit on board- external controller for B axe needed
I know that I can change the electrical connections on board, but I wouldn't like to do it becouse I use this board already with other software as well.
Jerome would you mind to provide the driver version for this controller board? - I think it would be very useful for other users who like me bought this board.
Cheers
Tomasz
Re: Jedicut with the 4xTB6560AHQ board 6B6560-4v3 - *.dll question
2Hello,
I take a look at Jedicut's communication plugins and they don't use Jedicut pin settings for enable signals. What Windows version do you use ?
I ask you because in a first time I don't want to modify all plugin, but just the one you need. And working on a new plugin specifically for this cnc board is a lot of work and I don't have it to do test.
Another important thing : register your profile on this forum and indicate your location just for fun
I take a look at Jedicut's communication plugins and they don't use Jedicut pin settings for enable signals. What Windows version do you use ?
I ask you because in a first time I don't want to modify all plugin, but just the one you need. And working on a new plugin specifically for this cnc board is a lot of work and I don't have it to do test.
Another important thing : register your profile on this forum and indicate your location just for fun
Jerome
Re: Jedicut with the 4xTB6560AHQ board 6B6560-4v3 - *.dll question
3Hello
Answering your questions:
- I'm using Windows XP Pro
- I think the CncNet_XP_TB6560.dll plugin afer the enable signal modification should wrok.
- I have registered my profile and indicated my location as you asked
Cheers
Tomasz
Answering your questions:
- I'm using Windows XP Pro
- I think the CncNet_XP_TB6560.dll plugin afer the enable signal modification should wrok.
- I have registered my profile and indicated my location as you asked
Cheers
Tomasz
Re: Jedicut with the 4xTB6560AHQ board 6B6560-4v3 - *.dll question
4Hello,
Can you try the plugin of communication in attached ?
This plugin looks like CncNet_XP.dll but in Jedicut you can now choose your pin number for signal enable signal.
Can you try the plugin of communication in attached ?
This plugin looks like CncNet_XP.dll but in Jedicut you can now choose your pin number for signal enable signal.
Jerome
Fichiers joints
Re: Jedicut with the 4xTB6560AHQ board 6B6560-4v3 - *.dll question
5Hello
Today I have tried out the CncNet_XP.dll provided in last post, it seems that I can set now the enable output pin but the enable signal is reversed.
When I set the enable pin to 1 and manualy force it to low, using mentioned paramon program, the motors started to work, when the moving sequence has been finished the pin was not set to high.- It seems that inversion of enable signal is needed (active low).
Tomasz
Today I have tried out the CncNet_XP.dll provided in last post, it seems that I can set now the enable output pin but the enable signal is reversed.
When I set the enable pin to 1 and manualy force it to low, using mentioned paramon program, the motors started to work, when the moving sequence has been finished the pin was not set to high.- It seems that inversion of enable signal is needed (active low).
Tomasz
Re: Jedicut with the 4xTB6560AHQ board 6B6560-4v3 - *.dll question
6Hello,
I try to post a new plugin on saturday.
I try to post a new plugin on saturday.
Jerome
Re: Jedicut with the 4xTB6560AHQ board 6B6560-4v3 - *.dll question
7Hi,
I invert signal in the plugin in attached. Can you test it ?
I invert signal in the plugin in attached. Can you test it ?
Jerome
Fichiers joints
Re: Jedicut with the 4xTB6560AHQ board 6B6560-4v3 - *.dll question
8Hi Gerome,
I am setting this controller to a friend.
With your modified dll has solved the problem of reversing the bit 1 but I can not change the speeds. Always go very fast if you change the settings.
Would be solved this with an external pulse generator?
Thanks in advance
David
I am setting this controller to a friend.
With your modified dll has solved the problem of reversing the bit 1 but I can not change the speeds. Always go very fast if you change the settings.
Would be solved this with an external pulse generator?
Thanks in advance
David
Re: Jedicut with the 4xTB6560AHQ board 6B6560-4v3 - *.dll question
9Hello
Sorry for the late answer.
What speed values do you set up ?
Do you uncheck "synchronize with an external timer..." ?
Without external driver you have to use very high value for speed settings.
Sorry for the late answer.
What speed values do you set up ?
Do you uncheck "synchronize with an external timer..." ?
Without external driver you have to use very high value for speed settings.
Jerome
Re: Jedicut with the 4xTB6560AHQ board 6B6560-4v3 - *.dll question
10Hello friend,
I've tried horn 500.
I'll try higher values​​.
I'm thinking about making a board with pulse adaptation as with other TB6560 "blue".
Greetings and thanks for your time.
David
I've tried horn 500.
I'll try higher values​​.
I'm thinking about making a board with pulse adaptation as with other TB6560 "blue".
Greetings and thanks for your time.
David