0-10v module to jackpot3

LowRider CNC Advice
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Finding the right module for jackpot3

bought this one from Elecrow https://www.elecrow.com/0-10v-spindle-cnc-i-o-module.html

does not fit jockpot3 wire exits side and hits gpio pins. Found other threads showing different wire exits.

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this thread 0-10v I/O CNC Module voltage issues - #23 by MakerJim

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this one on Tindie but I don’t think Bart is selling them any more

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So what is the advice to find one or unsolder plug and solder different one on that works can do?

I have a RS485 module also it fits but they say the setup to VDF can be more difficult.

For those wondering DURApulse GS10 series VFD from AutomationDirect.com

Thanks any help is appreciated

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If you do not have any plugs in the outputs that card should fit just fine.

Can you show a picture.

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I have a few of these. I have not set it up yet but hopefully in a week or so, I have some other testing to do.

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Planning to run laser form gpio 27 and vacuum or air pump on laser on another

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At the same time as your spindle?

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If the answer is yes just get a header extender and set it up higher. No big deal.

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no do not plain to run at the same time

I have a J-tech 44w laser for laser engraving

a G-Penny 1.5KW water cooled spindle on order with a Durapulse GS23N-25P0 VFD

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Just trying to get all the electronic side together before I start assembling gantry

I have another laser built with Jackpot1 and J-Tech 64w and a FluidNc Corgi board for whatever is next.

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Just a like a lot of hobbies LOL.

If i have to I’ll switch out the jackpots but I really do not want to if I can get the module to work

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I think I’ll probably run each the spindle and the Laser with there own YAML file

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Yeah separate yaml files is best.

So everything fits when you are unplugging what is not in use? if you unplug the green one the headers fit? I guess you could also unplug the module itself.

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I wouldn’t do that, I’d use a header extender and a taller standoff for the module.

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I think the 0-10v module (in picture)on the jackpot3 was modified with a different header

the header extender idea I don’t care for because making the board that much higher

so options

  1. just run spindle & VFD as stand alone

  2. A Phoenix header “ MCV 1.5/5-G-3.5 “ https://www.phoenixcontact.com/en-us/products/pcb-header-mcv-15-5-g-35-1843635 problem here to buy only one or two cost $15 to $20

  3. desolder header and add JST SM connector plug Amazon.com

Probably go with option 3, may wait till Bart come back off break and check if if he selling that module.
I will post complete build when done still probably take me a couple of months.

Thanks for input

Wish LIST: Jackpot4 based on the Corgi board leds on switches with 5v for NPN sensors, 0-10v & RS485 on board external antenna. I know it would cost more but can go for it.

I do not want to get off tack of topic here or tell me where to post about this the “ ZOOMVROOM FluidBoard https://zoomwroom.com/ looks interesting for our European friends..

Thanks again

Ron

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Why not just buy one of Bart’s Doberman controllers? At first glance it ticks off all of your requsts.