DollaTek 5 axis CNC Breakout Board with optical coupler For Stepper Motor Driver MACH3
Details
- ColourGreen
- BrandDollaTek
- Voltage12 Volts
- Item weight220 Grams
- UPC725835035941
Description
⚙️ Elevate your CNC game with precision and protection in one sleek board!
- DUAL POWER ISOLATION - USB power supply separated from peripherals to safeguard your PC.
- COMPACT LIGHTWEIGHT DESIGN - Streamlined 14.2 x 9.3 cm footprint fits perfectly in any professional workspace.
- OPTICAL COUPLER SAFETY SHIELD - Isolated input signals ensure emergency stops and limit switches protect your setup.
- SEAMLESS 5 AXIS CNC INTEGRATION - Unlock full multi-axis control with flawless MACH3 compatibility.
- WIDE VOLTAGE RANGE PROTECTION - Supports 12-24V input with anti-reverse function for ultimate reliability.
The DollaTek 5 Axis CNC Breakout Board offers robust MACH3 and parallel port software support, USB-powered isolation for computer safety, wide voltage input with anti-reverse protection, and optical coupler isolation for secure emergency stop and limit switch integration—all in a compact, lightweight design tailored for professional CNC setups.
Specifications
| Manufacturer | DollaTek |
| Charging Port Type | USB |
| Package Dimensions | 14.2 x 9.3 x 2 cm; 220 g |
| Batteries required | No |
Reviews
M**6
Works, but is it quality?
Well, is it quality? At such a price what can anybody expect? When I purchased this board I couldn't get it to work immediately. I was so frustrated - went onto forums, looked up youtube videos - the lot. Still didn't work and so I gave up. I bought another board - same as this but more expensive. Same problem. Went back to the forums and saw a comment about the db25 cable - it made me wonder. Went and checked my cable with a multimeter - WOW, what a junk cable (purchased from Amazon), only one of the pins corresponded!! So, I paid more money for a better one and it worked, and the more expensive board worked with it, and this board worked also. Which board did I end up using for my machine? The more expensive one and I will tell you why - the quality was better. The screw terminals were far superior in the more expensive one (only a couple of pounds more expensive) and made wiring it up much easier. Is it a bad board? No, especially for the price. Is it worth spending a few pounds more for a better quality board? That is something for you to answer depending on your own needs and budget.
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