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|Description=<translate>PC network configuration of the Flowline following a Nextmove PC upgrade to overcome obsolescence</translate>
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|Description=<translate>PC network configuration of the Flowline following a Nextmove PC upgrade to Nextmove E100. This was a popular upgrade to overcome Nextmove PC obsolescence</translate>
 
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Version actuelle datée du 12 novembre 2019 à 09:56

Auteur avatarGareth Green | Dernière modification 12/11/2019 par Gareth Green en cours de rédaction

PC network configuration of the Flowline following a Nextmove PC upgrade to Nextmove E100. This was a popular upgrade to overcome Nextmove PC obsolescence

Summary

Setup follows the format of FlowlineA with two independent machines with independent control systems. In FlowlineB, the MH (Multi-Head) side Industrial PC is replaced with a small footprint Windows XP machine.. The Saw side PC is a much smaller DOS based system, containing DOS boot and network software to map a drive and run its control software from a shared directory on the MH side computer.


Both PCs have a network port and are connected through a 5 port switch located in the MH cabinet

Folder Structure
MH Setup Files Saw Setup Files MH Front End Software Saw Front End Software
*.mul initialisation files
c:\
*.saw initialisation files
d:\
written in vb.net
c:\multi\winmulti.exe
d:\saw.exe

Location of folder structure of MH side can be changed in masterdir.saw. See https://stuga.dokit.app/wiki/Masterdir_File

...To keep the root directory clear of files and to avoid permission issues, the storage directory for the MH initialisation and setup files was changed from c:\ to c:\multi.


Saw Side PC

ACEpc.png


  • Arcom ACEpc running DOS
  • 8Mb Flash Drive containing ROM-DOS to boot up
  • Uses NetBEUI or TCP-IP to share all setup data from MH side PC
  • Maps d:\ to MH SAW shared directory for all control software
  • Old units available for loan
  • Instructions in dokit for re-flashing drive and programming TCP-IP https://stuga.dokit.app/wiki/Manual:ACE_PC
  • Serial port COM1 used to send instructions to Smartmove/1 or Nextmove ESB Motion control card
  • Serial Port COM2 used for printer
  • Located in Saw console


MH Side PC

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  • ACER revo
  • Windows XP,
  • Uses TCP-IP to share all setup data from MH side PC and share a folder for batch writing
  • Connects via USB to Nextmove E100 motion control card to control Machining centre axes and IO
  • Located in a box next to machining centre door


...This setup has an inherent obsolescence problem - The DOS PC can only map to Windows XP or lower. If the MH side PC needs to be replaced, a system for interfacing DOS to Windows 10 is needed. this has been successfully done with a NAS box with a shared SAW folder. Both DOS and Windows 10 PCs map to it

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