I have been saving an old PC-64 bit with Win 7 installed for this purpose. Not wanting to spend a lot of money I opted to try the UC100 parallel port adapter (motion controller) for a USB port. I was expecting that to happen so I had backed up my Mach 3 program a while back so I wouldn't lose the setup for my CNC router table. My old PC with a parallel port lost its magic smoke and died. The UC100 is the result of a 2 year hard development and testing cycle and it implements linear and arcWell it happened. Fast communication with data buffer for robust and stabileīeschreibung UC100 USB Motion Controller convert from parallel to USB.
Works with Mach3 and Mach4 software’s via plugin.The UC100 controller connects to the PC via the USB port and this kind of port is more modern as an LPT port and exists on all today’s computers. Interpolations and other timings much more precise as Mach3 could everĭo using its standard LPT port driver and because the time critical tasks are no more done on the PC side, but on the UC100 controller the PC’s CPU time usage is much lower and the risk of overloading the PC resources lowers with factors as the UC100 has a long enough data buffer so that it can handle a 100% CPU usage and overload for some seconds without interrupting the motion and the G-code execution.įor these reasons it is also possible to use a much slower and cheaper computer together with the UC100 as what is needed for Mach3 if using the LPT port drivers and this can even lower the system’s overall cost. (with some limitations) as what Mach3 supports with the LPT port driver.īecause of using a high speed DSP core the UC100 making the Limits and homing functions handling and it has nearly all the functions Interpolation routines with trajectory planner, communication routines, Year hard development and testing cycle and it implements linear and arc The UC100 has a look as if it were a “simple USB to LPT port converter UC100 Motion Controller convert from parallel to USB
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