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LF77-AKZ250-USB2(B) Mach3 USB CNC Controller Board, 3/4 Axis, 200KHz
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Product Overview
The LF77-AKZ250-USB2(B) is a Mach3 USB CNC motion controller board for 3-axis or 4-axis CNC control setups. It uses USB connection, supports plug-in use without separate USB driver installation and USB hot-swapping, and provides a maximum 200KHz step-pulse frequency for stepper or servo motor control.
Key Features
- Model: LF77-AKZ250-USB2(B)
- Interface: USB
- Axis configuration options: 3 Axis and 4 Axis
- Maximum step-pulse frequency: 200KHz
- Mach3 support listed, including Mach3 R3.043.066
- USB connection status and working status can be shown by indicator LED
- Feed rate, spindle speed rate, or jog rate can be controlled by the adjustment knob
- On-board isolated power supply is listed; external power can also be applied to reduce USB load
Technical Specifications
| Axis output | 3 or 4 axis, high-speed optocouplers |
| Axis output frequency | 200KHz |
| Digital inputs | PNP-5V x 16, optocoupler isolation |
| Analog inputs | 0-3.3V x 2, non-isolated |
| MPG input | PNP-5V x 1, optocoupler isolation; MPG listed as not real time |
| Speed measurement input | 1 optocoupler-isolated input, PNP-5V / NPN-5V |
| Digital outputs | Open collector output 500mA x 8, optocoupler isolation |
| Analog output | PWM open collector output 13mA x 1, optocoupler isolation |
| Mach3 functions listed | Software limit and backlash functions |
| Listed limitations | No slave axis, no automatic leveling, no axis link |
Buyer Checks Before Ordering
- Select the correct 3 Axis or 4 Axis variant for your CNC control layout.
- Confirm your Mach3 version, Windows environment, input voltage logic, output load, and spindle control requirements before purchase.
- Check whether your application needs real-time MPG, slave-axis control, automatic leveling, or axis-link functions, because this listing marks those items as unavailable or limited.
FAQ
Is this board for 3-axis or 4-axis CNC control?
Both 3 Axis and 4 Axis variants are listed. Choose the variant that matches the number of axes in your CNC machine setup.
What is the maximum step-pulse frequency?
The listed maximum axis output frequency is 200KHz.
Does the LF77-AKZ250-USB2(B) require a USB driver?
No separate USB driver installation is required, and the board can be used after plugging into the computer.
Which compatibility limits should I check?
The listing marks MPG as not real time and lists no slave axis, no automatic leveling, and no axis link. Confirm these limits against your CNC control requirements.
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