Cnc Communication Software

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    • akee
    • Shareware ($)
    • 4.52 Mb
    • WinXP, Win2000, Win Vista, Windows 7, Windows 7 x64

  • OfficeIntercom lets you use your computer to speak to others over the internet or your local office computer network. It works as a virtual intercom and feels a little like using a CB radio. To talk to anyone else who has installed OfficeIntercom. ...

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    • 186 Kb
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  • Opener Chat is a kind of multi-user and multi-protocol online communication software which is like Pidgin (gaim). Opener Chat is completely written by Perl. It occupies less resource and has greater extensibility.

    • Opener_chat_0.7_source.zip
    • alexe_cn
    • Shareware ($)
    • 225 Kb
    • WinXP, Win2000, Win Vista, Windows 7

  • Imptalk is real time communication software built to provide face-to-face advantages to remote gamers..

    • imptalk-0.10.0-setup.exe
    • Software Foundation, Inc.
    • Shareware ($)
    • 1.51 Mb
    • WinXP, Win2000, Win Vista, Windows 7

  • Phone/Messaging/SMS Communicationsoftware Windows and mobile phones. The software lets you Manage your SIM/Outlook Contacts, Send/Receive SMS Messages through IrDA or BlueTooth, Make/Receive Calls and more just from your Notebook or. ...

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    • Sygic, s.r.o.
    • Shareware ($19.95)
    • 4.15 Mb
    • Windows XP, 2000, 98, Me

  • Wireless Communication Library .NET Lite software represents a Delphi and CBuilder VCL library that helps you to create mobile communicationsoftware. Wireless Communication Library (WCL) is the complete solution for developing applications which can. ...

    • WCL_Lite_Demo_NET.zip
    • Soft Service
    • Freeware (Free)
    • 1014 Kb
    • WinXP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 7 x64

  • E-swipe is a user-friendly serial communicationsoftware designed for the smart swipe readers. E-swipe provides all the features you need to communicate with the reader easily and efficiently. With E-swipe you dont have to remember the commands that. ...

    • eswipedemo.exe
    • Present Escan TechnologiesCorp.
    • Shareware ($299.00)
    • 8.42 Mb
    • Windows XP, 2000, 98, Me, NT

  • CutLeader is automatic true shape nesting and G-code generation software used for CNC laser , plasma , flame and waterjet cutting machine.CutLeader is a CAD/CAM software for CNC cutting machine (laser, plasma, waterjet, router, foam cut) with true shape . ...

    • CutLeader V5.7.8 TrialPortable English.zip
    • TAOSoft
    • Shareware ($1.00)
    • 29 Mb
    • WinXP, Win7 x32, Win7 x64, Windows2000, Windows2003

  • Team Task Manager is powerful collaboration and group communicationsoftware for projects, tasks and data management.

    • TeamTaskManager.exe
    • DeskShare
    • Shareware ($189.95)
    • 14.14 Mb
    • Win2000, Win7 x32, Win7 x64, WinOther, WinServer, WinVista, WinVista x64, WinXP, Other

  • Skype Voice Recorder is the best spy software which could privately monitor Skype voice chats. Skype is the most preferred global voice communicationsoftware, its users is more than two hundred million. Many people need recording software to spy it.

    • skype_recorder_setup.exe
    • PC Spy Monitoring Software
    • Shareware ($39.95)
    • 1.08 Mb
    • Win2000, Win7 x32, Win7 x64, Win98, WinVista, WinVista x64, WinXP

  • FaxTools eXPert is the benchmark in fax communication software. Discover the convenience of sending and receiving high-quality faxes directly from your PC. FaxTools eXPert provides you with choice of faxing over the Internet (FoIP) or through more than 1,000 supported modems.

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    • Avanquest Software
    • Shareware ($)
    • 12.25 Mb
    • WinXP, Win2003, Win2000, Win Vista, Windows 7

  • COMM Extender enables 16-Bit Serial CommunicationSoftware (DOS or Win16) that read serial ports to run in Windows environment. With COMM Extender it's now easy to run old and new DOS serial communicationsoftware in modern Windows environment.

    • commext_demo.exe
    • ADONTEC COMPUTER SYSTEMS
    • Commercial ($265.00)
    • 733 Kb
    • Win2000, Win7 x32, WinServer, WinVista, WinXP

Jul 12, 2019  Communication Software for FANUC CNC is a reliable program that you can use as a remote manager for specific CNC systems. The application is simple to use and supports the data transfer between. Cnc software, free download - CNC, CNC, Simul CNC, and many more programs. CNC Computerized Numerical Control CNC is a high-quality CNC milling machine simulator in 2.5D. Super easy to use DNC software for Haas/FANUC controls. Designed for Windows 10 64-bit (backwards compatible with Windows 7/8). Works with the RS232 interface of most CNC controls and similar devices.

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    What would you be willing to pay for RS232 communication software that would provide the capabilities listed below? This would be written to run on Microsoft XP to communicate with RS232 on virtually any HAAS CNC and maybe some Fanuc systems.
    1. Software would be started at the computer, and left running continuously.
    2. Any CNC programs to be used at the CNC would be placed at a known location in the computer. This location might and probably would be different than your archival location.
    3. A known location in the computer would exist for receiving programs or data from the CNC.
    4. From the CNC screen you could specify one or more files to be sent from the computer to the CNC, and initiate the send operation from the CNC. Eliminates walking to the computer to send programs.
    5. At anytime you could send programs or data from the CNC to the computer.
    There are obviously saturation problems at the computer that would limit effective simultaneous use of a large number of channels.
    In a sense this question relates to physical exercise (walking), cost of time, convenience, laziness, elasticity of demand, distance between computer and CNC, and other factors.
    This question is not about whether you would like this capability, but what would you actually be willing to pay for this function.
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    I am using a program called DNC precision from aggsoft.com. It was about $90 with the great exchange rate as it is (sarcasm mode) and seems to do everything you mention, but I have not tested running it as a service in the background all of the time. I am not running this on a Haas, but a sharp with a fanuc 0imate mb, but they claim that it runs as well on haas. Setup was simple once I got the machines talking. The sharp documentation showed one thing and theirs showed something else, so I said what the hell and installed a db25 null modem adapter dongle on the end of the serial cable and it now works. They have a free demo that you can download that is worth a look.
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    Mickey_D:
    Could you explain in detail when you are at the CNC how you request from the CNC to the computer that a particular file in a particular subdirectory be sent to the CNC, and how you transition to receive at the CNC? What are the constraints? Can you work with long file names, and how long? Can you request a number of files, maybe from different subdirectories, and have these sent and received as one group?
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    Most PC based controls can be networked to the existing company network. With some IT setup you can do what you say. Okuma's Thinc control is capable of this, and it's standard on the machine.
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    Our PC-DNC Plus software does all that you describe, and we've been selling it for years.
    We've found, however, that potential users who want a 'do-it-yourself' solution aren't willing to pay much for it (as illustrated by the previous responses). We see it this way: Our customers aren't paying us for the software. They're paying us for the SERVICE that we provide that enables them to wire up their entire shop. We regularly go into shops that have CNC controls that are 30 years old sitting right next to some of the latest Ethernet equipped controls. Even shops that have new machines with Ethernet ports sometimes prefer an RS232 solution because the entire shop can use the same system. Sure, we sell the software, but we also sell several different HARDWARE solutions including Wireless Ethernet, Ethernet Serial Device Servers, MultiPort serial boards, USB serial hubs, etc. In most cases, our customers want us to show up, connect all their machines, prove that it works, and train their people how to use it.
    To request a file from our system, the user creates a 1-block long file in the CNC memory. On the DNC side, the user can assign a string of characters as a 'file request' command, like for example (GET- (or) (SENDME- or whatever you want.
    At the CNC, the user edits his file name into the 1-block request program, like this example for a Fanuc:
    O1234 (GET-MYFILENAME.NC) (or, if you want to specify a directory):
    O1234 (GET-/DIRECTORYNAME/MYFILENAME.NC)
    You send this message file to PC-DNC Plus, wait 2 seconds, then press your READ or INPUT buttons to receive the file. You will either get your file or a '(FILE NOT FOUND)' message
    There are a few model controls out there that cant' edit comments, so we also let you use a simple 4-digit O-number request like:
    O1234 T5678 ;
    This would request file O5678 from the PC-DNC system. On the DNC side, we can assume any file extension, file name prefix or suffix, and we can even search all the files with long file names for the requested O-number.
    You can also have PC-DNC Plus search across several directories for your requested file, or search all sub-directories within your assigned directory for the file. You can also request a list of available files, monitor machine cycle activity, monitor switches & relays on the machines, get e-mail alerts when something happens on the machine, automatically download tooling data from a presetter, use barcode readers to request files, drip-feed long files, use BTR boards for older CNCs, automaticall update tool offsets using an RS232 gauge, etc. etc.
    The DNC business is very crowded with good products, and we have several worthy competitiors that offer good software. You can't get it for free (or for $200) though. Some DNC companies sell the software at a low price, then require you to pay a yearly fee for 'maintenance'. We charge a fair price up front, and then provide free software updates and phone support for life.
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    Listen to Dan....been using various versions of their software for over twenty years....it's the way to go!
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    hi, i think you should try this DNC Transfer Device - Transfer file to CNC machine - DNC Communication
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    Originally Posted by gar
    This question is not about whether you would like this capability, but what would you actually be willing to pay for this function.
    Originally Posted by cnchiepphat
    hi, i think you should try this DNC Transfer Device - Transfer file to CNC machine - DNC Communication
    IOW pay to have someone point me to where to RTFM so as to use the OS utilities already THERE?
    Not a lot.
    Bill
    Last edited by Monarchist; 06-06-2016 at 04:59 AM.
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    Originally Posted by Monarchist
    IOW pay to have someone point me to where to RTFM so as to use the OS utilities already THERE?
    Not a lot.
    Bill
    Lets guess, you'd use hyperterminal to load the CNC machines you don't own and have never used. 'No one has a fucking clue what you are taking about ever' - YouTube
    BTW, You're quoting a cat from 2007. Pretty sure Gar passed away.
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    Originally Posted by cnchiepphat
    hi, i think you should try this http://www.socialannex.com/blog/wp-content/uploads1/2015/02/nospam.jpg
    How about you piss right off, and take your spam with you. 4 posts and all with the same link.
    Your web site still claims.
    The output of this decive [sic] is a RS232 port or parallel port
    How many CNC's will accept a parallel connection?
    Your wasting your time here. Just who do you think will buy your stuff?
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    Originally Posted by machtool
    Lets guess, you'd use hyperterminal to load the CNC machines you don't own and have never used. 'No one has a fucking clue what you are taking about ever' - YouTube
    BTW, You're quoting a cat from 2007. Pretty sure Gar passed away.
    None of the above fits, though I did have a Hyperterminal for OS/2 Warp Server license at one time. Handy for Compuserve use, but that's a higher-level telecoms app, not a file and data transfer built-in OR utility.
    And yes, Gar's last visit was 2012, so...
    But I did fix the oversight as to not quoting the current spam from Vietnam that brought it to the surface.
    Thank you for the oblique heads up on that part.
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    Originally Posted by Monarchist
    None of the above fits, though I did have a Hyperterminal for OS/2 Warp Server license at one time. Handy for Compuserve use, but that's a higher-level telecoms app, not a file and data transfer built-in OR utility.
    Can some one translate that? Does he or does he not use it for DNC.
    Here's a thread for you Bill. Please help about wiring Mitsubishi Meldas M64
    Bloke has Intel i960 chips and all. Should be a real chance to show us how smart you are. Any chance you can get that Mits M64 running should be AWITP, NFPAA, RUYS.
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    Originally Posted by machtool
    Patience. Your anger level isn't high enough yet to make it worth the bother.
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    Originally Posted by Monarchist
    Patience. Your anger level isn't high enough yet to make it worth the bother.
    I wasn't asking you. I was hoping some one that's ever seen a CNC machine might have some hind sight.
    Loyalty of the true brothers, that actually make things or need things repaired, would swing my way, regardless of how much bull shit and gum flapping you can spew.
    Originally Posted by Monarchist
    though I did have a Hyperterminal for OS/2 Warp Server license at one time. Handy for Compuserve use, but that's a higher-level telecoms app, not a file and data transfer built-in OR utility.

    Is there any one here that's ever Compuserved their OS/2 Warp Fanuc / Yasnac / Mits / Siemens/ Fadal or other?
    Pretty sure we never had to talk Solar thru that, so it never happened.
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    Originally Posted by machtool
    For an otherwise bright and accomplished guy - I've read many of your ADULT posts, too - the puzzling thing is how you periodically set yerself up for manipulation by someone you consider BENEATH you?
    Whatever other resources you might command, you'll never match simple patience in that sort of contest.
    OTOH.. I just might die before you do.
    Pyrrhic victory though. I'll care even less then than now, even if someone reads your crowing over it to my ashes over an RS-232 link.
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    Originally Posted by machtool
    BTW, You're quoting a cat from 2007. Pretty sure Gar passed away.
    I haven't talked to Gordon in quite awhile. His website is still up though. he might be active at the other (inferior ) cnc forum.
    http://www.beta-a2.com
    He was super helpful with tech support and his I232 rs232 setup worked flawless. I've moved on to eithernet and/or usb so no need to try to contact him latley.
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    Originally Posted by Monarchist
    For an otherwise bright and accomplished guy - I've read many of your ADULT posts, too - the puzzling thing is how you periodically set yerself up for manipulation by someone you consider BENEATH you?
    Whatever other resources you might command, you'll never match simple patience in that sort of contest.
    OTOH.. I just might die before you do.
    Pyrrhic victory though    . I'll care even less then than now, even if someone reads your crowing over it to my ashes over an RS-232 link.
    I'm sorry I thought that was really funny... Which begs the question are all our crazy posts going to be on PM forum a 100 years from now (kinda creepy thought?)... Don't worry about machtool (I love the Ozzies...), it must be difficult to get attention when there is at least a 14 hour time difference between Canberra and Washinton DC.
    BTW @ Monarchist I think you posted on the Epic 'Ox's Ghost in the machine thread' the following
    'Los que se llamen 'Computadores' se trabajan con putas..'
    speaking of translation... ;-)
    Unfortunately I only have barn Spanglish (yet a great respect for the Spanish language and wish to learn more...) I am stumped as to find a good translation of that as a play on words for 'con putas' (with whores) and computadores (in the way you make that) ? :-)
    Ta.
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    Originally Posted by cameraman
    I'm sorry I thought that was really funny... Which begs the question are all our crazy posts going to be on PM forum a 100 years from now (kinda creepy thought?)... Don't worry about machtool (I love the Ozzies...), it must be difficult to get attention when there is at least a 14 hour time difference between Canberra and Washinton DC.
    BTW @ Monarchist I think you posted on the Epic 'Ox's Ghost in the machine thread' the following
    'Los que se llamen 'Computadores' se trabajan con putas..'
    speaking of translation... ;-)
    Unfortunately I only have barn Spanglish (yet a great respect for the Spanish language and wish to learn more...) I am stumped as to find a good translation of that as a play on words for 'con putas' (with whores) and computadores (in the way you make that) ? :-)
    Ta.
    Phil and I zing each other now and then. I hope he doesn't take it 'personal' any more than I do.. and crustiness of OF's may lend more humour and insight into how the trade 'was' a hundred years out that it did last week.
    The somewhat poetically-licentious translation was indeed meant to be:
    'Those who call themselves computer workers work with whores.'
    It is old. Very. IBM 6XX unit-record equipment and diode-plugboards were still in use when I first heard it.
    And they were riddled with holes. In more ways than one, so..
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