PBX-MX - Revision history

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← Older revision		Revision as of 17:26, 22 June 2018
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	[[Category:Breakout Boards]]		[[Category:Breakout Boards]]
		+	[[Category:Need Pictures]]
	[[Image:PBX-MX_rev3_1.jpg\|thumb\|500px\|PBX-MX]]		[[Image:PBX-MX_rev3_1.jpg\|thumb\|500px\|PBX-MX]]

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 [[image:PBX-MX_rev4.1_schematic.jpg|1000px|PBX-MX Schematic]]
-{| style="vertical-align: top; margin: 5px; border: 1px solid darkgray;"
+{{ParallelPort
-|-
+|1=A Dir
-|rowspan="9"|[[Image:Parallel_port.jpg|400px|Parallel Port]]
+|2=X Step
-|1) A Dir
+|3=X Dir
-|10) X Limit
+|4=Y1 Step
-|-
+|5=Y1 Dir
-|2) X Step
+|6=Z Step
-|11) Y1 Limit
+|7=Z Dir
-|-
+|8=Y2 Step
-|3) X Dir
+|9=Y2 Dir
-|12) Y2 Limit
+|10=X Limit
-|-
+|11=Y1 Limit
-|4) Y1 Step
+|12=Y2 Limit
-|13) Z Limit
+|13=Z Limit
-|-
+|14=Spindle Relay
-|5) Y1 Dir
+|15=E-stop
-|14) Spindle Relay
+|16=Coolant
-|-
+|17=A Step
-|6) Z Step
+}}
-|15) E-stop
-|-
-|7) Z Dir
-|16) Coolant
-|-
-|8) Y2 Step
-|17) A Step
-|-
-|9) Y2 Dir
-|18-25) GND
-|}

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 [[image:PBX-MX_rev4.1_schematic.jpg|1000px|PBX-MX Schematic]]
-*1) A Dir
+{| style="vertical-align: top; margin: 5px; border: 1px solid darkgray;"
-*2) X Step
+|-
-*3) X Dir
+|rowspan="9"|[[Image:Parallel_port.jpg|400px|Parallel Port]]
-*4) Y1 Step
+|1) A Dir
-*5) Y1 Dir
+|10) X Limit
-*6) Z Step
+|-
-*7) Z Dir
+|2) X Step
-*8) Y2 Step
+|11) Y1 Limit
-*9) Y2 Dir
+|-
-*10) X Limit
+|3) X Dir
-*11) Y1 Limit
+|12) Y2 Limit
-*12) Y2 Limit
+|-
-*13) Z Limit
+|4) Y1 Step
-*14) Spindle
+|13) Z Limit
-*15) E-stop
+|-
-*16) Coolant
+|5) Y1 Dir
-*17) A Step
+|14) Spindle Relay
-*18-25) GND
+|-

← Older revision		Revision as of 15:31, 9 March 2018
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−	[[~~image~~:PBX-MX_rev3_1.jpg\|thumb\|500px\|PBX-MX]]	+	[[Category:Breakout Boards]]
		+	[[Image:PBX-MX_rev3_1.jpg\|thumb\|500px\|PBX-MX]]

	The PBX-MX can be used as an isolated parallel port breakout board for use with software such as LinuxCNC or Mach3. Includes an on-board Arduino compatible microcontroller that can be used for monitoring and diagnostics. There is a 10pin header for adding additional I/O through the Arduino.		The PBX-MX can be used as an isolated parallel port breakout board for use with software such as LinuxCNC or Mach3. Includes an on-board Arduino compatible microcontroller that can be used for monitoring and diagnostics. There is a 10pin header for adding additional I/O through the Arduino.

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 [[image:PBX-MX_rev4.1_schematic.jpg|1000px|PBX-MX Schematic]]
-) A Dir	10) X Limit
+*1) A Dir
-) X Step	11) Y1 Limit
+*2) X Step
-) X Dir	12) Y2 Limit
+*3) X Dir
-) Y1 Step	13) Z Limit
+*4) Y1 Step
-) Y1 Dir	14) Spindle
+*5) Y1 Dir
-) Z Step	15) E-stop
+*6) Z Step
-) Z Dir	16) Coolant
+*7) Z Dir
-) Y2 Step	17) A Step
+*8) Y2 Step
-) Y2 Dir	18-25) GND
+*9) Y2 Dir

← Older revision		Revision as of 16:44, 16 May 2016
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	[[image:PBX-MX_rev4.1_schematic.jpg\|1000px\|PBX-MX Schematic]]		[[image:PBX-MX_rev4.1_schematic.jpg\|1000px\|PBX-MX Schematic]]
		+
		+	1) A Dir 10) X Limit
		+	2) X Step 11) Y1 Limit
		+	3) X Dir 12) Y2 Limit
		+	4) Y1 Step 13) Z Limit
		+	5) Y1 Dir 14) Spindle
		+	6) Z Step 15) E-stop
		+	7) Z Dir 16) Coolant
		+	8) Y2 Step 17) A Step
		+	9) Y2 Dir 18-25) GND

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 [[image:PBX-MX_rev3_1.jpg|thumb|500px|PBX-MX]]
-The PBX-MX is the worlds first ever, breakout board that can be configured for parallel or USB control. The PBX-MX can be used as an isolated parallel port breakout board for use with software such as LinuxCNC or Mach3. Includes an on-board Arduino compatible microcontroller that can be used for monitoring and diagnostics. By changing a couple of solder jumpers and flashing the Arduino,  the board becomes a GRBL compatible USB controller for the open source GRBL G-code interpreter.
+The PBX-MX can be used as an isolated parallel port breakout board for use with software such as LinuxCNC or Mach3. Includes an on-board Arduino compatible microcontroller that can be used for monitoring and diagnostics. There is a 10pin header for adding additional I/O through the Arduino.
 The PBX-MX features an on-board switching power supply module that can accept up to 76VDC input and outputs a clean 2A@5VDC power rail.
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-[[image:PBX-MX_rev3_schematic.jpg|1000px|PBX-MX Schematic]]
+[[image:PBX-MX_rev4.1_schematic.jpg|1000px|PBX-MX Schematic]]

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 The PBX-MX also sports a 2-pin JST type connector for connecting a cooling fan. This connector outputs the same voltage as Vin.
 <hr>
 [[image:PBX-MX_rev3_schematic.jpg|1000px|PBX-MX Schematic]]