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| BrokenEye:
Thanks for the response Antonio, your controller still shows the 4 axes X,Y,Z,A ? |
| antonio:
Yes brokeneye and seems still working. I don't have the 4th driver installed yet so i cannot try with motor.. but the dro running when button A pressed Inviato dal mio iPhone utilizzando Tapatalk |
| Benedikt:
--- Quote from: BrokenEye on March 04, 2017, 12:58:31 AM ---I would be very interesting to compare the firmware of a 4 axis controller to that of the 3 axis version --- End quote --- Fortunately, I already did that. They are 100% the same. Every file's checksum is the same so I researched further. The application most likely checks a value in the FRAM chip I found and the adjusts the featureset accordingly. I am however not doing any research into this territory since this is cutting into the profit margin of the sellers. |
| BrokenEye:
I understand that Benedikt, and neither would I, I just wanted to see if that A axis could be twiddled to run Tangentially for a knife for cutting carbon fibre mat for instance, as a drag knife leaves rounded corners |
| Benedikt:
--- Quote from: BrokenEye on March 04, 2017, 07:45:44 AM ---I understand that Benedikt, and neither would I, I just wanted to see if that A axis could be twiddled to run Tangentially for a knife for cutting carbon fibre mat for instance, as a drag knife leaves rounded corners --- End quote --- I am absolutely sure that if you would theoretically read out the contents of a 4-axis FRAM chip, and you'd copy them to the chip of a 3-axis controller it would absolutely unlock the 4th axis. So yes, you are right :beer: In that respect, I was thinking and I will probably make the part of my application, which is not yet written, which will check license, just available as an .o module. |
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