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| Pin layout || colspan=8 | [[File:26_pin_header_pinout.png|frameless|500x500px]] | | Pin layout || colspan=8 | [[File:26_pin_header_pinout.png|frameless|500x500px]] | ||
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− | {{damage|Connect only to 3.3V or 5V logic | + | {{damage|Connect X4/X5 only to 3.3V or 5V logic systems. For 24V logic the use of [[IONICUBE 1X]] is recommended}} |
====Alternative setpoint signals==== | ====Alternative setpoint signals==== | ||
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File:ionicube stepdir.png|A typical connection with parallel port style CNC controller such as [[Mach3]]/[[Mach4]]/[[LinuxCNC]]. A 26 pin ribbon cable may be directly connected to PC parallel port or to equivalent pinout step/dir generator such as [[SmoothStepper]]. | File:ionicube stepdir.png|A typical connection with parallel port style CNC controller such as [[Mach3]]/[[Mach4]]/[[LinuxCNC]]. A 26 pin ribbon cable may be directly connected to PC parallel port or to equivalent pinout step/dir generator such as [[SmoothStepper]]. | ||
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