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What Version of KMotion are you running? I thought there might have been a Fix regarding something like that some time ago. Or with AB fixture offsets. The most direct way of figuring it out would be to step into the code to see what is happening. Feeds are recursively subdivided until they are smal...

Hi qhsCNC,

If you post interface specifications we will try to help.

Hi Rob, See: http://dynomotion.com/faq.html#Encoders You can connect one signal from the differential encoder to a KFLOP input. But that will not have the noise immunity that differential provides. To have actual differential inputs to KFLOP you will need to add one of our option boards or 3rd party...

Oops missed it being single row. That is an Advanced Motion Control. http://a-m-c.com You might ask them. Otherwise you will probably need to make a cable. It shouldn't be that hard. I found these tools: https://www.moddiy.com/products/Professional-Molex-Crimping-Tool.html?gclid=CjwKCAiAz-7UBRBAEiwA...

Hi Ryno,

It isn't clear what you are asking. But maybe you could use standard ribbon cables with a simple breakout board like this:



http://www.winford.com/products/brk2x8.php

HTH

Hi Keef,

You would need to explain exactly what you are doing. What is slowing the operation down? What are you doing in the GCode and what are you doing in the C Program? Post a simple GCode Program and your C Program.

Regards

You didn’t tell us which things you tried and what happened. You might check KFLOP IO 36 and 37. Unplug Kanalog. Set IO 36 and 37 as Outputs. Toggle their state. Check if they change. You might Flash New Version to remove any configuration changes or programs you might have made. Then power cycle an...

Hi EX854508, I don't know. That should work. Is the RJ45 cable plugged all the way in insecurely? Does the RJ45 cable look damaged? Is it the straight through cable Dynomotion supplied? You might test JP2 pins 1 & 2 by connecting an encoder channel. Then see if Bit 36 Toggles as the Encoder moves. O...

Hi EX854508, It isn't clear what you are doing. Bits 36 and 37 are not Virtual Bits. Those are real physical IO Bits. They default as inputs so it isn't necessary to set their direction, but it doesn't do any harm. When using Kanalog, KFLOP Bits 36 and 37 receive the differential signals connected t...

Hi Amit,

It wasn't clear if you read my response to the same question you asked on cnczone.
http://www.cnczone.com/forums/dynomotio ... ost2111988

Please respond to what I posed there.