apollonono,
I'm sorry but I'm having some trouble understanding your english. I want to help you. Can you please repost your exact problem?

Thank you for giving an answer to me. My native language is not English.
I use an interpreter, and expression is not correct.
"Setting" of "port 's" and "pin 's" of MACH3 gets very tangled with a manual of "ncPOD".
Please show an example of "setting" to me.
It hopes for six axes and Estop, Homes, motor,step,dir from three axes.

Here is an example of motor settings for Mach. I don't think the step and direction pins are important only enable and port number.

This is my setings for inputs. For home inputs I don't believe the pin number is important only enable and port number.

Thank you.
I study an image of the setting that you told it about.

This is my setings for inputs. For home inputs I don't believe the pin number is important only enable and port number.

Do you carry out the label of the setting screen, and can get it about an Estop input or six outputs? He cannot understand explanation of ncPOD, and inconsistency of regulation of MACH3.

I cannot understand a Universal Serial Bus port.
Is "ncpoddriver.zip" "an USB2.0" driver of "ncPOD?"
Communication of "ncPOD" needs "USB2.0".
"USB2.0" is not prepared for "Windows 2000".
An application producer prepares a driver generally, but where can demand it?

Still having trouble with connecting. I had Vista connected, but it
kept on losing connection, so I installed win2k pro like I did on a
previous machine. On the first machine I had success with a new pod,
but never could get the one previously setup on Vista to work. Same
phenomena occurring now. I don't have a new pod yet to try, but that
is all I did previously to get up and running. Is setting up on Vista
"blocking" something on the pod where I can't use it later on Win2k or
XP? I'm going to re-install Win2k with SP4 to give it one more shot.
Anybody have any bright ideas?
T. Byrd

The machine which I am going to carry out is WIN2KSP4.
WIN includes English version and a Japanese edition, and it is a Japanese edition that I own.
Does a difference of a version become introduction disorder of firm ware?

The way I understand it is the SP4 is necessary for the USB 2.0
The USB 2.0 is necessary for the ncPod to work ? I think.
T. Byrd