Re: Re: Re: Stepper program w/Encoders?

Hans,
Go to www.flashcutcnc.com. The unit is in two parts. The timing generator that connects to the system via a serial port and
also connects to a driver unit (using step/direction).

The code I did for the AnchorChip was in "C" using the Keil compiler. The Device Driver side was done with Microsoft Visual C++
(command line mode).

hansw wrote:

> From: hansw <hansw@...>
>
> John,
> Where can I find more information about FlashCut ?
>
> My last two USB projects used the Cypress chips, I don't like the
> assembly code for them, so I'll have a look at AnchorChips... I prefer
> "C" and some assembly..
>
> regards
> Hans Wedemeyer
>
> John Beidl wrote:
>
> > That is the reason I switched to FlashCut. All the critical timing is
> > done in an external unit connected via a serial
> > interface.
> >
> > If you are considering USB, take a look at the AnchorChip parts. They
> > are 8051 like with a USB Serial Engine. They also allow
> > you to download the microcode when the device is attached so code
> > updates are easy. I worked on a product using them about a
> > year ago.
> >
> > John
> >
> >
>
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