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    • Mikethkundefined
      Mikethk
      last edited by

      Hi all

      I want the Duet3D to control a relay that will shut down my spindle on end project. If i could write a macro to start the spindle via a relay, then it would be even more cool.

      I only looking for a clue if this is possible. And maybe where to look.

      Best regards
      Mike Kristensen

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      • Danalundefined
        Danal
        last edited by

        Easily possible.

        M453 that places Duet in "CNC Mode" allows specifications of which logical pins to use for controlling the spindle with standard M3/M4/M5. No macros needed.

        For logical to physical pin mappings, see documentation at M42

        For all this, start here:

        https://duet3d.dozuki.com/Wiki/Gcode#Section_M42_Switch_I_O_pin

        Delta / Kossel printer fanatic

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        • Catalin_ROundefined
          Catalin_RO @Mikethk
          last edited by

          @mikethk Let's go a little back closer to basics... what kind of spindle do you have on your CNC?

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          • Mikethkundefined
            Mikethk
            last edited by

            I got a 230v Dewalt spindle. So i guees i have to use some relays.

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            • Catalin_ROundefined
              Catalin_RO @Mikethk
              last edited by

              @mikethk Indeed, a relay or SSR are your only choices for that!

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