Re: Need advice on processor
Posted by
arthurvolta
on 2004-04-07 00:55:21 UTC
--- In CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO@yahoogroups.com, "denniscnc2000"
<denniscnc2000@y...> wrote:
If you settle on our Indexer LPT/XQ and G Code Controller, just
about any old low grade Pentium (e.g. 200 MHz) will give you a
smooth maximum step rate around 100,000 steps per second - which is
adequate for most appolications. We have Win 95/98/Me versions, as
well as XP - all running reliably from Ring 0 without missing a beat!
BobCAD posts nicely to our G Code Controller. If you are doing very
complex stuff (multiple thousands of interpolations, like the boat
hull pictured on our web site at http://www.abilitysystems.com),
then the graphics could get slow. Otherwise, whatever processor you
are using for Win 98 will probably suffice.
If you want manuals (zipped from PDF format), I will be happy to
send them to you.
Best regards,
Arthur Volta
motion control / cnc controls
http://www.abilitysystems.com
<denniscnc2000@y...> wrote:
> I am new at cad cam. I have a pc running windows 98. I boughtmy
> Bob/Cad version 18 to do my cad cam. I thought that it would make
> G code and it would also do the processing for my drivers. What IDear Dennis,
> need is some advice on what processor I need, and where to get it.
If you settle on our Indexer LPT/XQ and G Code Controller, just
about any old low grade Pentium (e.g. 200 MHz) will give you a
smooth maximum step rate around 100,000 steps per second - which is
adequate for most appolications. We have Win 95/98/Me versions, as
well as XP - all running reliably from Ring 0 without missing a beat!
BobCAD posts nicely to our G Code Controller. If you are doing very
complex stuff (multiple thousands of interpolations, like the boat
hull pictured on our web site at http://www.abilitysystems.com),
then the graphics could get slow. Otherwise, whatever processor you
are using for Win 98 will probably suffice.
If you want manuals (zipped from PDF format), I will be happy to
send them to you.
Best regards,
Arthur Volta
motion control / cnc controls
http://www.abilitysystems.com
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denniscnc2000
2004-04-01 18:05:41 UTC
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2004-04-01 18:08:26 UTC
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2004-04-01 18:48:54 UTC
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metlmunchr
2004-04-02 08:55:43 UTC
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Raymond Heckert
2004-04-02 16:53:30 UTC
Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Need advice on processor
arthurvolta
2004-04-06 12:11:44 UTC
Re: Need advice on processor
arthurvolta
2004-04-07 00:55:21 UTC
Re: Need advice on processor