Unit is a Uniconsole-2 CNC 10 linux with suspected motherboard issue.
Is MS 7309 a suitable replacement for MS 7142 motherboard?
John
MS 7309 as replacement for MS 7142 Motherboard
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Re: MS 7309 as replacement for MS 7142 Motherboard
It should be suitable. They were used in factory builds for a short period in 2008.
According to TB218, v2.6 or newer software (e.g. v2.72) is needed, and a compact flash drive smaller than 4GB (i.e. 2GB).
http://www.cncsnw.com/Motherboards.htm#MS7309
https://www.centroidcnc.com/dealersuppo ... ds/218.pdf
Note that the marketing name for the MS-7309 is K9N6SGM-V
According to TB218, v2.6 or newer software (e.g. v2.72) is needed, and a compact flash drive smaller than 4GB (i.e. 2GB).
http://www.cncsnw.com/Motherboards.htm#MS7309
https://www.centroidcnc.com/dealersuppo ... ds/218.pdf
Note that the marketing name for the MS-7309 is K9N6SGM-V
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Re: MS 7309 as replacement for MS 7142 Motherboard
Thanks for the response. I am running Linux 2.61 and CNC 10 Mill 2.63, and the CF card is smaller than 4gb. I'm now not certain it is a MB issue as I was able to manually start it by shorting the power wires (I may just install a physical power button on the backside of the console.). Same issue happened not extremely long ago and was a dead MB battery. Cold be the case again I suppose, however the first one seemed to last 10 years (machine is an E320 head porting machine, 2008 install. Since parts such as motherboards are obviously no longer in production, I want to have a backup available on the shelf for the "just in case" future.
John
John
cncsnw wrote: ↑Mon Jun 06, 2022 12:01 pm It should be suitable. They were used in factory builds for a short period in 2008.
According to TB218, v2.6 or newer software (e.g. v2.72) is needed, and a compact flash drive smaller than 4GB (i.e. 2GB).
http://www.cncsnw.com/Motherboards.htm#MS7309
https://www.centroidcnc.com/dealersuppo ... ds/218.pdf
Note that the marketing name for the MS-7309 is K9N6SGM-V