RE: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Windows PC as CNC controller

Mark,
I could write a book on how good it is... but Art's
the man! Glad I don't have to, I'd be here for a
while typing... =D
Darren

--- Mark Vaughan <mark@...> wrote:

> Darren, you forgot the Mach3 support is second to
> none.
>
> Regs Mark
>
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> Mach 3.... can't beat it for the money and the
> quality! www.artofcnc.com
>
> Darren Lucke - a very satisfied user!
> www.TUFIndustries.com
>
> --- gran3d <lwgran@bigpond.
> <mailto:lwgran%40bigpond.com> com> wrote:
>
> > Hi,
> >
> > I would like to develop new CNC controller based
> on
> > the PC. Using
> > Windows seems ok, Being more familiar with Windows
> > than Linux. I figure
> > these new PCs run so fast that they must be able
> to
> > stay ahead of a
> > mechanical cutting device.
> >
> > Does anyone out there know how to build a kernal
> > program that will stay
> > in memory, be started at the 1200000 interrupt
> rate,
> > and communicate
> > directly with the printer port, and with my
> > controller via a queue of
> > data?
> >
> > I am driving the parallel port through a XYLOTEX
> > into an tabletop mill
> > (as of yesterday), but there is no kind of timing
> > being attempted.
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
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