Re: USB ports ?

Hi,

The G204V "Vampire" drive design is finished. The first 100 beta
units will be available at the beginning of January.

That means I'm back on the G2002 (G2005?) project. The FPGA for the
design is being coded right now. In summary, the G2002 will have:

1) 6 axis of step / direction (up to 4 MHz step rate)
2) 6 axies of encoder feedback (CH-A, CH-B, Index and Fault)
3) 8 analog output channels (+/-10V, 0-5V)
4) 8 analog input channels (0-5V)
5) 16 general purpose outputs (5-24VDC, 100mA)
6) 16 general purpose inputs (+/- 100V protected)
7) USB interface, USB powered

Mariss

--- In CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO@yahoogroups.com, Jon Elson <elson@p...> wrote:
> R Rogers wrote:
>
> >Wasn't Art Fenerty working on a system like this for Mach2? He
referred to it as a "cube" or something like that? Basically a remote
pulse generator. However, I understood it was to work from the
parallel port. Maybe he already released it and I'm unaware of it.
> >
> >
> Yes, hardware by Mariss Freimanis of Gecko Drives, called the
G2002, I
> think. There is a group
> of people working on it. It runs through the USB, I believe.
>
> Jon