Well... It's only taken me 6 years - to the day - to get my head around this! :lol: When using CAM software you don't really need to think about it too much - when your trying get 3rd party Gcode working on an RML-1 only machine working you really do have to think about it. What I have realised thou...

http://linuxcnc.org

Wouldn't have a clue where to begin with it though

Messaged you...

" It COULD possibly be used as a G-Code to RML-1 translator "

Any ideas how I would go about doing this?

This would be super handy for all the thousands of older Roland machines out there! Let's bring them back from the brink of obsolescence!

If anyone is a bit handy with Visual Studio maybe they could have a look at it?

https://github.com/akito914/gcode2rml

This would be super handy for all the thousands of older Roland machines out there! Let's bring them back from the brink of obsolescence!

If anyone is a bit handy with Visual Studio maybe they could have a look at it?

https://github.com/akito914/gcode2rml

Did you get sorted? I have most TS-400 related software backed up somewhere...

I'm sure the wiring for the brass puck is in the manual. It's just shorting the circuit - you'll not blow anything. Measure the depth of your puck with a micrometer and input that in Vpanel. I think it was 15mm as default? I guess you never received the last private message - it seems to be stuck in...

It's just a brass/metal puck with a known depth that earths when the endmill touches it...

From memory - it's an ordinary everyday 3.5mm jack.

I'll see if I have any photos.

messaged you a photo but seems to be stuck in my outbox...

I think you're right...