Centroid Community CNC Support Forum

Now working on powering the knee with a dc servo, is the 4th axis already active on the Allin1dc or do i need to setup some parameters ? And does it matter what encoder speed I use ? I was thinking to same I used one x-y-z motors. Waiting on servo to come in

See TB245 for some info: https://www.centroidcnc.com/centroid_di ... term=TB245

This TB is mostly focused on use for a rotary table but the parameter settings are valid.

Your X axis goes from drive #1 to drive #2 and so on because the DC1 will become drive #1. So, you need to adjust the drive mapping. Should not need to adjust the encoder assignments or move them around.

Am I missing it or is there no way in the centroids software to do engraving in a piece ?

I’m looking to mill my piece and then label it/engrave, I know I can do it with fusion 360. But the centroid’s software is very sweet to have on the fly.