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I have forwarded this thread to the programmers so they can try and replicate the issue. Any of the computer options purchased from us should already be set up with the main user having administrative privileges.

The ALLIN1DC is typically set to 12 amps when it ships out, unless other servo info is provided. The setting is for the continuous stall current as opposed to the peak. Your servos appears to be in the 9 amp range.

Thank you for your suggestion. I will see what I can do. If your logged in though, new posts or posts with a new reply since you've last been to them will be a different color.

All of the drawings, schematics, installation, and user manuals are also included on the CD that comes with every order.

I have attached dimensions for the front panel cutout.

Are you looking for the pendant dimensions or just the jog panel part? The pendant is designed to be hand-held (and movable with a 16' cable) and is equipped with with magnets on the back so it can be placed on any type of ferrous material.

That is a CNC11 only function. Scott is our Mach3 expert. I have notified him about this thread.

Those scales should work. Please see the attached for a connection diagram between the ENC150 and our control.

You would need a differential quadrature output the same as the encoders (minus the Z channel). Do you have a manufacture and model number for the scales you wish to use? Please note that each axis will still need an encoder signal.

You would need a differential quadrature output the same as the encoders (minus the Z channel). Do you have a manufacture and model number for the scales you wish to use? Please note that each axis will still need an encoder signal.