Re:Re: Roland CAMM-3 ?

Well I scored a Roland CAMM3 machine and after playing with the REALLY COOL pendant for a few weeks, I Gutted the electronics. Using the exsisting power supply and motors I added the Hobby CNC 4aupc , and a home brew regulator and spindle control with a fan(spindle) speed controller from lowes I have a fine little mill.
I am also looking for extra collets, maybe be can combine our efforts in that direction. As you can tell I tired of trying to interface the machine. So I have a very nice pendant and elctronics unit for sale.

Lane Barry
UrthLight.com Art2Parts.com (coming soon)

> > But, alas, at this point, I do not have a manual.
> >
> > I am hoping to get one that will guide me thru the pendant operations
> > as well as the maintence schedule and such. There are two rows of DIP
> > swithces for setting something.... one is labled FONT.... who knows ?
> >
>
> Camm3 was a serial port plotter driver. Find a copy of Bobcad for DOS
> and you will be able to run it directly from Bobcad.
>
> Also look for roland plotter drivers on the net. There used to be
> several places you could download the drivers for Win 3.1 and 95.
> They may not work in XP. Any Cad program that will drive a plotter
> should be able to drive it for 2 1/2 axis. I can't remember if they
> supported 3 axis contouring or not.
>
> Fred Smith - IMService
>