The UIO-10 is intended to give the user the opportunity to use physical switches, in order to control the Eding CNC software.  The goal is to make it more simple for users to make their own operator panel.

It's important to understand that due to new developments, new features become available that might not yet be available in your current UIO-10. It's possible to update the firmware to give you the opportunity to upgrade. 

Introduction

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I/O overview

Hardware

[Public] Hardware

Controller Comparison

Jumpers & Indicators

Connectors

Inputs

Outputs

CNC310 Breakout Board

CNC310 - 3/4-Axis CNC Controller (125kHz)

CPU5A Breakout Board

CPU5A4(E) - 4-Axis CNC Controller (125kHz)

CNC720 Breakout Board

CNC720 DIN Rail Mount

CNC720 - 4-Axis CNC Controller (400kHz)

CNC760 Breakout Board

CNC760 Axis Breakout

CNC760 DIN Rail Mount

CNC760 - 6-Axis CNC Controller (400kHz)

Firmware upgrade

Firmware changelog

Getting started with your new controller

Open Collector

SensorHUB

Troubleshooting connection issues

Introduction & intended use

Operation

Buttons

Macro programming

Setup and behavior

Wireless Pendant

Wired Pendant

Connecting a toggle or momentary switch

Connecting a rotary switch

Connecting a rotary encoder (MPG)

Using Feed/Speed override inputs 

Jumper settings

Firmware update

UIO-10