No of Axis: 5 (you can connect 5 stepper motor drives or servo drives)
Maximum step-pulse frequency: 100KHz (suitable for smooth servo or stepper motion)
Automatic probe tool Support: Yes
Emergency input: Yes
Limit switches: Yes (5 general-purpose inputs, you can connect the limit switch, estop switch, probe switch, back to zero and other device)
Electronic handwheel Support: Yes
Optical Isolation between USB Side Control and External inputs: Yes
External Voltage: 12V/24V
Spindle Control Output: Yes (0-10V output port) with Spindle Direction (FWD) output
Isolated Outputs:4 general-purpose isolated relay drive output interface (can drive four relays for controlling the spindle starts, forward rotating and reverse rotating, pumps and other device)
Power Status LED:1 Status LED (indicate Power status of the controller board)
Size: 9x6cm / 3.542.36in
Tested with following Operating Systems:Windows XP (direct)
Step 1: Install Mach3: If you already have a Mach3 Installed, skip this step.
Step 2: Download the USB Motion Driver BL-UsbMach-V22.dll and copy and paste the file into your Mach3 Plugins folder Example: C:/Users/ProgramFiles/Mach3/Plugins
Step 3: Make sure your board is connected to the PC via USB cable. It should automatically recognize the USB device.
Step 4: Open Mach3 and you should be prompted to select a driver. Select the USBMach V2.0 and check Dont ask me again. This will allow your board to communicate with Mach3.
Step 5: Download the XML Mach3 Config File above by right-clicking on the link and selecting save as. Save the Mach3Mill.xml file in your Mach3 root folder.
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