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General| Brand | Novusun CNC |
|---|---|
| Model | NVUMv2.1 |
| Category | Controller |
| Language | English |
Overview of Novusun CNC and the NVUMV2.1 motion controller's capabilities.
Details technical specifications and features of the NVUMV2.1 controller.
Describes physical appearance, dimensions, and mounting holes of the NVUMV2.1.
Explains common abbreviations and terms used when operating the NVUM controller.
Provides essential safety precautions and warnings for using the NVUM controller.
Explains power supply structure and connection methods for the NVUM controller.
Details wiring and interface connections for the NVUM controller.
Defines connections for X, Y, Z, A, B, C axis stepper motor control.
Explains how to connect and configure the spindle control output.
Describes the common input/output interface and its structure.
Details MPG interface connection requirements and pin definitions.
Specifies voltage and current requirements for the main power input.
Explains Estop, limit, and tool setting input interfaces and connections.
How to use the adjust interface for modifying controller parameters.
Details the USB communication port for Mach3 connection.
Guides through the installation process for the MACH3 software.
Explains how to register the MACH3 software with the provided license file.
Details the installation steps for the NVUM plug-in for Mach3.
Launch Mach3, select NVUM plugin, and verify connection status.
Accessing configuration menus and checking NVUM plugin status in Mach3.
Verifying the presence and status of the NVUM plugin.
Setting motor tuning parameters like steps per, velocity, acceleration.
Configuring communication ports and axis selection in Mach3.
Configuring stepper motor control pins and axis direction.
Configuring input signals for limits, ESTOP, and probe.
Selecting and configuring the MPG type in Mach3.
Establishing the machine's home position and axis direction in Mach3.
Moving the tool tip to the workpiece zero point and clearing coordinates.
Loading a G-code file into Mach3 and initiating the machining process.
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