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Figure 32 A Axis Slaved to Y
1. Press OK and then restart Mach3.
When Mach3 comes back up, your axis should be slaved correctly.
6. Setting up Your Spindle
The Apollo I spindle control consists of a 0-10V analog signal for spindle speed and two relays (CW and CCW) for
spindle direction. Below the spindle terminals on TB2 there are two LEDs for spindle forward (FWD) and reverse (REV).
If these LEDs turn on correctly, then your spindle is set up.
Figure 33 Spindle LEDs
6.1 Wiring up Your Spindle
6.1.1 Spindle Control
Your spindle can be connected into RJ1 or directly into the terminals on TB2 (see Figure 1). On RJ1 the spindle control
connector is on the bottom row as shown below.
Figure 34 Spindle Control RJ45 Mod Jack
The pinout for the spindle control mod jack is shown below.
Analog 0-
Function
10VDC
RJ45 Pins
1
White &
CW Relay
CW Relay
2
3
White &
Drive
GND
Enable
4
5
N/C
CCW Relay
6
7
White &
CCW Relay
8
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