The servos were also from Anilam and I believe they are of the 90V analog variety.I did the Centroid M400 control on my Bridgeport V2xT I have used mach, it is Mickey Mouse junk compared to Centroid. I know that it was a 100% Anilam retrofit that was put on it. If there is anyone that can lend a knowledgeable hand, then I would be more than happy to take pictures and provide information of what all I currently have on the mill. The servos were also from Anilam and I believe they are of the 90V analog variety. Is there anyone around that would know how I would go about doing this conversion? It seems to me the most affordable route for something that can handle larger file sizes and have support as well. That mill of mine is probably not even worth that kind of money. I posted over on the CNC zone, but all I really got for an answer was what sounded like a sales pitch for getting a $5000+ dollar Centroid upgrade.

We can get replacement parts for the Anilam, 1100. (1) OKK VM5 CNC Mill w/ Fanuc Series 16i-M table 22 x 41 (1) ANS SHIZUOKA CNC Mill w/GN 6 Series table 11 x 51 Vertical Mills - Manual Get Price AAG Auctions - CNC Machine Shop - Septem. Basically, it has shown itself to be unreliable for me at this point. Even though Anilam is no longer supported by Heidenhain, we are still able to support most Anilam controllers. On top of that, some times it can get fussy and throw random errors once in a while.

It currently runs the antiquated Anilam 1100m control and I find that It cannot handle very large machining files at all. I am in the middle of trying to figure out just what I need to buy in terms of electrical equipment So I can convert my R2E3 milling machine to Mach3.

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