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18 Aug 2025 07:54 #333612
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Hi everyone,I’m planning to rebuild one of my CNC mills and would like to use a Mesa 7I76E for axis and I/O, together with a Lichuan LC10E20E EtherCAT servo drive for the spindle.Has anyone here set up a similar configuration and can share their experience with this servo drive?One drawback of this setup is that I’ll need a PC with either three Ethernet ports or two plus Wi-Fi. I’d prefer a fully wired connection (to avoid potential noise issues), I’m looking for recommendations.Do you have suggestions for suitable hardware that would work well with this setup?Greetings from Germany
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18 Aug 2025 08:19 #333614
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There are some nice N150 industrial PC's now with wifi and 4 NIC's that should do the job. Some also have screw terminal RS485 ports too! Insist on Intel NIC's though!
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18 Aug 2025 12:52 #333624
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What do you think about the PeeliCeeli N150 and what would be recommendable RAM and SDD size? 16gb RAM and 512 SDD sounds like plenti to me.
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19 Aug 2025 07:20 #333658
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8 gb will be fine. SSD whatever you want but mostly I've used from 64gb to 256 gb
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