... regarding the problems with installing the orbotron drivers on one of my Win7 64Bit-PC's - all other PC's and notebooks with Win7 64Bit I could get hands on, did it -- so I've give it up on this one :roll:
This driver-fuzz seems to be related to the different USB-handling of older ...
... I've changed the windows setting to "accept unsigned driers", but my Win7 64Bit told me, that it can't do anything with this sort of *.inf file :-/
... heard the same about 5V-sources with not sifficient amperages (below 300mA?).
Have running my 4000 Flx's fine with 'real' serial ports in a virtual-box-WinXP under Win7-ultimate, but need the connexion adapter with external 5V wall-plug for RS232-USB-converters ...
... my mill is accurate to 12.5 microns per step and the spindle with 22000rpm fast enough for finepitch-engraving with carbide bits ... only my time-scheduling is problematic :? -- otherwise I'll offer to mill som double-sided prototypes for testing ...
you can send me a kit with loose SMD-parts -- can attach them on my own with microscope support ... my until now smallest 'soldered' connectors were 30 microns wide and wires with 10 microns diameter - but this is a bit different from 'normal' workflow
... "digital tablet" sounds really intersting too - have an old professional one from the Win98/NT-times with pen and crosshair-mouse ... would be great to reactivate it again
... for 'virtual XP-modes' on Win7 - I've successfully used the serial SpaceOrb on a WinXP in a VirtualBox on a Win7 Ultimate with the standard drivers.
But too, want to use it in Win7 native for CAD applicarions or space-gaming
... on my Isel-mill I'm outline-milling with 0.025mm accuracy and 0.2mm wide grooves, what's precise enough for SMD/QFP - modified onother Isel some years ago for 5 micron precision, but hadn't done this for my old gantry at home --- but have plans and mechanics, motors and controllers for a sub ...