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Mach Discussion => General Mach Discussion => Topic started by: stringkilla on June 10, 2006, 10:51:47 AM
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I admit to knowing zero about setting up a pendant, but I know I'd like one. I wonder if , and this is hypothetical of course, if one of our more sentient members could put together a solution for gnomes like me. That is, (1) a cheap X, Y, Z controller, (2) clear and concise instructions as to how to configure it, (3) make it so simple even a dust ball could get repeatable reliable performance from this upgrade. Somewhere over the rainbow...................... ;D ;D ;D
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Check this out ...http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/products/details/US/EN,CRID=2225,CONTENTID=9069
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I use an external USB numerical Keypad, works really well, just use the arrow keys.
I use this one...
http://www.targus.com/us/product_details.asp?sku=PAKP004U
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That one is cool. Just the stuff I think I'd need, good price to.
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Why not just a game pad like controller for XYZ. Any one know of one that would be easy to set up?
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Check this out ...http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/products/details/US/EN,CRID=2225,CONTENTID=9069
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Check out www.homecnccontrol.com
Just what the doctor ordered.
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Check out www.homecnccontrol.com
Just what the doctor ordered.
Yeh this is more like it. I will be interested in seeing the final price of the new model. It looks to have it all in one small package. Thank you for the heads up, nice unit.
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Why not just a game pad like controller for XYZ. Any one know of one that would be easy to set up?
I have heard other use a game pad, and the machine drifts some, moves on its own with the joystick type control.
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I've used a joystick as well as a game pad, configured with KeyGrabber and they both drifted on their own for some reason. I even brought one of the joysticks back to the store and exchanged for a new one, and it did the same thing after a week. It might be that I was just too cheap and didn't go with an expensive joystick