Hi all I'm a Queenslander Aus.
New to Masso but not to cnc, built and sold a few machines using Deskcnc and stepper motors after selling the business which most of the machines were used I had to have another one like losing a hand having lost a machine.
Anyway had the idea of acquiring an out of date machine and retro fitting it with Deskcnc and found a Morbidell Author huge thing 3.6m x 1.4 m bed has 3 phase Yaskawa servo drives Sgdb-10vd went well up until recently and the controller went awall with no and little support from Deskcnc who still live in the dark ages.
A friend told me about Masso the thing that I liked the most is clear and concise support documentation, and videos. As well as nooo! computer etc it's sooooo easy!
New to Masso but not to cnc, built and sold a few machines using Deskcnc and stepper motors after selling the business which most of the machines were used I had to have another one like losing a hand having lost a machine.
Anyway had the idea of acquiring an out of date machine and retro fitting it with Deskcnc and found a Morbidell Author huge thing 3.6m x 1.4 m bed has 3 phase Yaskawa servo drives Sgdb-10vd went well up until recently and the controller went awall with no and little support from Deskcnc who still live in the dark ages.
A friend told me about Masso the thing that I liked the most is clear and concise support documentation, and videos. As well as nooo! computer etc it's sooooo easy!
- The thing I need help with is the drives aren't responding to Masso as they did with Deskcnc. Ground serial port and step / direction I see in the documentation on another servo drive the step- and dir- have a line with s what does that mean? Has anyone done a retrofit with the Yaskawa drives? Appreciate any input.
- Paul K
