Is anyone using a Super-PID router speed controller with a TinyG? The TinyG outputs PWM and the Super-PID uses that as in input, so I assume it would work, but the Super-PID also allows the spindle to be turned on by the controller too, but it looks like it expects 5V and the TinyG outputs 3.3V, I believe.
If the filtered PWM output is 3.3V max, won’t the Super-PID be limited as to Max RPM output?
Or is there a second calibration on Super-PID that translates 3.3V to mean max RPM?