What do you see in the Time in Int DRO on the diagnostics screen? That will tell us if the driver is running. Also we should check to see that you have the driver installed in device manager. You should see Machd Driver under the Mach X Pulsing Engines. Do you see that? If not you need to reinstall (Don't bother to uninstall) When you are installing please be sure that you don't uncheck anything during the install. Also post you XML and let me see that you are not trying to run something like an NCpod... that will stop the driver from running.

Thanks
Brian

When upgrading from Ver 1.84 to a later 2.xx version, can the 1.84 XML just be dragged back into the folder and continue to be used as it was in 1.84 or must something be done to create a new one for use in 2.xx?

Thanks in advance,
Terry

You should be able to use it... Axis slaving did change so if you have a slaved axis you should check the slaving settings.

had o.o for time in dro
checked my mach3 drivers and i had 2 installed under the mach3 pulsing engine, deleted both and reinstalled 2.o57 ( its what i had  close to hand) and it works now..
so it appears that you can have too many drivers , must have confused the program
dan

Hi Dan,
I have quite a few XP machines that did not like the new driver.  I am not sure why but it looks that way to me still trying to find out.  My XPs work fine with the older driver.

Good luck 
Werner

When you install don't run Mach3 first. also do you ever see the driver test when you install?

works fine now, once i deleted those 2 drivers under the pulsing engine and reinstalled m3 ver 2.060
thanks for all the suggestions. now to make some chips.
dan

Good job!

Best of luck
Brian