Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] PMDX-134 new motherboard for G201X or G203V drivers

Good News Steve:      Just what I can use if I get to ever build a plasma cutter!!!
                                                                          GOD'S BLESSINGS
                                                                                   Bill Thomas
                                                                                      (The old timer that plugged the BP to tap
                                                                                           and owns the NOS NC lathe that you
                                                                                           checked the motors out on at the CNC wksp)

On Tue, 07 Sep 2010 15:39:55 -0000, morerust wrote

>  
>
> PMDX now offers a new interface that is a simple motherboard
> for up to 4 Geckodrive G201X or G203V stepper motor drivers.
>
> No fancy interfaces, just the basics to make wiring easier.
>
> Priced at $55.00 and ready to ship, including user manual.
>
> http://www.pmdx.com/PMDX-134
>
> * Simplifies system wiring and makes most connections pluggable.
>
> * Mates directly with up to 4 each G201X or 4 each G203V Gecko
> drivers by plugging onto terminal strip pins of the drives
>
> * Future Gecko stepper drivers that use Ground as COM (common)
> for Step and Direction may also be compatible
>
> * Allows unobstructed access to Gecko adjustment potentiometers
> and DIP switches
>
> * Includes 2 metal standoffs for mounting the PMDX-134 at the
> correct height
>
> * Does NOT support the G320 and G340 servo drivers or older G201,
> G202, G210, and G212 stepper motor drivers
>
> * Can connect directly to a PC parallel port using DB25RIBBON
> and DB25MtoM cables
>
> * Can connect to PMDX-125 using a HDR26RIBBON cable.
>
> * Can connect to other breakout boards with compatible parallel
> port ribbon header connectors
>
> * Can connect to the SmoothStepper or other pulse generators with
> parallel port style ribbon header connectors
>
> * Motor connections are made by re-using the pluggable terminal
> strips supplied with the Gecko drivers
>
> Regards,
> Steve Stallings
> www.PMDX.com
>
>

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