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New PMDX-126
Hello everyone,
I'm just about to buy my BOB and PMDX have a new one on the market. According to the website it is a direct replacement for the PMDX-125. Is Anyone using it yet? Here is the link www.pmdx.com/PMDX-126. Cheers Dale |
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The pmdx 122 works great for our application. You would need to figure out if double the cost of a 126 is worth the extra features.
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The specifications of the PMDX-126 show that it is a very nice board if you need a lot of I/O and if you would need to use two PMDX-122 boards to get that amount of I/O. Personally, I would probably try one out if I were building a machine and if I had the extra money for that board.
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One feature that might be useful is that it is capable of being powered by mains power. No need for an outboard dc power supply.
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pmdx 126
Hello,
I have just bought a pmdx 126, pmdx108,2 x pmdx 103 and a smoothstepper for a mechmate build. I have not finnished but what i can tell you so far is, that the 126 is a fairly large board so can fill a control box quick, the mains input is a good thing but it brings mains wiring close to the signals (i don't know if this will cause interferance yet) just something to think about, but if your goal is a fully featured MM then it has all the capabilities for 6 axis control ![]() ![]() |
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I used both, 125 and 126, they both work great, also used the plugin board pmdx 107 to control a huanyang vfd and it works nicely with mach3, did not even used all the input outputs, but for the difference compared to a pmdx122 I happily pay the extra $$$
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