mycnc:mpg_through_binary_inputs
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* We set the resolving power of the PGM - the number of pulses per one revolution of PGM | * We set the resolving power of the PGM - the number of pulses per one revolution of PGM | ||
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+ | ====ET10 MPG connection through encoder inputs==== | ||
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+ | The following diagram shows an example of an MPG wheel connection to the ET10 controller (encoder #5): | ||
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+ | In order to set up this encoder to change some values within the software (such as jog overspeed, motion overspeed, etc), the user can go into Settings > Config > Inputs/ | ||
+ | * In the **Source** field, select Encoder. | ||
+ | * For the **parameter**, | ||
+ | * For **destination**, | ||
+ | * For **destination parameter**, | ||
+ | * Set K to 1, leave K0 blank. | ||
+ | The settings window should then look similar to this: | ||
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+ | This will allow us to use the MPG wheel connected to the encoder inputs to change a number of myCNC parameters. |
mycnc/mpg_through_binary_inputs.txt · Last modified: 2019/12/30 11:41 by ivan