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do you know? and it looks like an old card for things 

 

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A voodoo card. 

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3 minutes ago, spartaman64 said:

 

Galil Motion Control DMC-1000 Series Multi-Axis Motion Controller

 

Features

8 MHz Encoder Input Frequency

16-Bit Motor Command Output DAC

1-4 Axes per Card

Interfaces with Stepper Motors, Servo Motors, and Hydraulic Systems

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The DMC-1000 series motion controller is a state-of-the-art motion controller that plugs into the PC Bus. Performance capability of the DMC-1000 series controllers includes: 8 MHz encoder input frequency, 16-bit motor command output DAC, +/-2 billion counts total travel per move, sample rate at up to 125 usec/axis, bus interrupts and non-volatile memory for parameter storage. These controllers provide high performance and flexibility while maintaining ease of use and low cost.

Designed for maximum system flexibility, the DMC-1000 is available for one, two, three or four axes configuration per card. An add-on card is available for control of five, six, seven or eight axes. The DMC-1000 can be interfaced to a variety of motors and drives including step motors, servo motors and hydraulic systems.

Each axis accepts feedback from a quadrature linear or rotary encoder with input frequencies up to 8 million quadrature counts per second. For dual-loop applications in which an encoder is required on both the motor and the load, auxiliary encoder inputs are included for each axis.

The DMC-1000 provides many modes of motion, including jogging, point-to-point positioning, linear and circular interpolation, electronic gearing and user-defined path following. Several motion parameters can be specified including acceleration and deceleration rates and slew speed. The DMC-1000 also provides S-curve acceleration for motion smoothing.

For synchronizing motion with external events, the DMC-1000 includes 8 opto-isolated inputs, 8 programmable outputs and 7 analog inputs. An add-on daughter with additional inputs and outputs or for interfacing to OPTO 22 racks. Event triggers can automatically check for elapsed time, distance and motion complete.

Despite its full range of sophisticated features, the DMC-1000 is easy to program. Instructions are represented by two letter commands such as BG to begin motion and SP to set motion speed. Conditional Instructions, Jump Statements, and Arithmetic Functions are included for writing self-contained applications programs. An internal editor allows programs to be quickly entered and edited, and support software such as the Servo Design Kit allows quick system set-up and tuning.

The DMC-1000 provides several error handling features. These include software and hardware limits, automatic shut-off on excessive error, abort input, and user-definable error and limit routines.

 

http://www.artisantg.com/PLC/61823-2/Galil_Motion_Control_DMC_1020_2_Axis_Motion_Controller

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Just now, Pcinacan said:

do you know? and it looks like an old card for things 

i have no idea but i think you are right though a bit vauge 

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http://www.ebay.com/itm/GALIL-MOTION-CONTROL-DMC-1020-AXIS-MOTION-CONTROLLER-/350531242212

I win

 

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That looks to be a 16-bit ISA card, maybe an oooold video card at that.

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btw I would sell it if you dont need it bc it goes for 300 ish 

 

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i dont know what it is

 

but i know its something to be recycled/thrown away `-`

-sigh- feeling like I'm being too negative lately

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Just now, Moonzy said:

i dont know what it is

 

but i know its something to be recycled/thrown away `-`

http://www.ebay.com/itm/GALIL-MOTION-CONTROL-DMC-1020-AXIS-MOTION-CONTROLLER-/350531242212

I would sell it 

 

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Just now, Moonzy said:

who would buy it?

it seems like it would fit in my pentium 3 motherboard (just stared at it for a couple seconds)

people who need a motion controller?

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Just now, Moonzy said:

who would buy it?

it seems like it would fit in my pentium 3 motherboard (just stared at it for a couple seconds)

idk, but they sold one on that listing so people will but it and it is some kinda 2 axis controller so you would have no use(probably).

 

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http://www.ebay.com/itm/Galil-Motion-Control-DMC-1020-2-Axis-Motion-Controller-/172125517081?hash=item28137af519:g:S7kAAOSwZ8ZW3bCB

on this listing it says  “Removed from a recently operated test equippment for semiconductor production - Fully functional”

 

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3 minutes ago, Moonzy said:

who would buy it?

it seems like it would fit in my pentium 3 motherboard (just stared at it for a couple seconds)

It's much older than that. It's an ISA expansion card.

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so you got a semiconductor factory?

 

 

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2 minutes ago, spartaman64 said:

people who need a motion controller?

who still uses a pentium 3 now? e.e

and there are better ways to do this with $300 i reckon

1 minute ago, Sakkura said:

It's much older than that. It's an ISA expansion card.

yea but my pentium 3 motherboard still have that expansion slot, i think

my pentium 4 doesnt though

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1 minute ago, Moonzy said:

yea but my pentium 3 motherboard still have that expansion slot, i think

my pentium 4 doesnt though

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Damn, that is one old-school board then.

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Pro tip for finding out what old hardware is. Google letters and numbers of any sticker, label etc.

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