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You guys mean a Run Time Graphics display? Centroid has RTG: Or something else? Marty Marty, Take a look at my original post again. The first photo is the standard 2D Run Time Graphics display and in my 2nd photo I show the 3D display you can see but you cannot see the 3D graphic while the system i...

cnckeith wrote: ↑Thu Oct 19, 2017 8:24 pm Not right now. but we could add it to the to do list.

Please do - It would be a great way to see where a job is in the cycle.

When running a program can the normal display:



Be changed so it displays the tool path to look like this:



Sure would be nice if it can be set to display this way.

I looked at the PDF file and it looks to me that you would tie the positive PUL, DIR, and ENA on the driver to +5 VDC and the negative PUL, DIR, and ENA terminals on the driver to the ACORN just as shown in the Leadshine conection drawing S14851.

vinnito1 wrote: ↑Tue Oct 17, 2017 10:52 am I have access to these vs having to buy the Clearpaths

I'd give Teknic a call and talk to one of their engineers.
Those folks are very helpful and if you have a model number they will want that.

You can just click on your user name then click on "User Control Panel" in the drop down menu, and then on the "Profile" tab. Scroll down and you'll see "Location" and if you enter yours then it will display your location as you see in my info that displays in this note.

DICKEYBIRD wrote: ↑Thu Oct 12, 2017 11:34 am Pi are round, cornbread are square.

Why change to a square icon when the round icon is more or less the industry standard?

I've searched a bunch already and seems like no one uses them.:roll: But when you're talking about a hobby oriented product like this (and Mach needing just a simple hall sensor for threading), it's no big surprise they aren't being used. Unless I'm not understanding how that thing works, it's kind...

Marty - You need to edit the link - It isn't working