The C1 Multifunction CNC Board User Manual provides features, specifications, wiring instructions, and safety guidelines for the board.
About this manual
This manual describes the C1 Multifunction CNC Board, an IEEE 1284‑compatible device with optoisolated inputs and buffered outputs. It outlines the board’s features, such as pull‑up/down selection, status LEDs, and external enable control.
The document includes detailed wiring diagrams for switches, NPN/PNP sensors, and COM jumper settings, as well as specifications for digital inputs and outputs, dimensions, and safety warnings for CNC use.
What's inside
- Features
- Specifications
- Board Description
- Wiring
- External Enable Pin
- COM Configuration Jumper
- Dimensions
- Disclaimer
Specifications
| Number of digital inputs | 5 |
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| Input on‑state voltage range | 2 to 5 V DC |
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| Input maximum off‑state voltage | 0.8 V |
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| Input typical signal delay | 2.8 µs |
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| Number of digital outputs | 12 |
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| Maximum output voltage | +0.5 V over 5 V supply |
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| Typical output current | 24 mA |
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| Output maximum off‑state voltage | 0.44 V |
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| Maximum supported output frequency (pins 2‑9) | 1 MHz |
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| Typical output signal delay | 3 µs |
Frequently asked questions
What voltage is required to enable the board?
The board must be provided with a 5 VDC signal to enable operation.
How many digital inputs does the board have?
The board provides five digital inputs.
What is the typical output current per channel?
Each output can source a typical current of 24 mA.
Is the board compatible with parallel‑port computers?
Yes, it follows the IEEE 1284 standard for parallel‑port communication.