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    Question heidenhain help

    can anybody tell me how to and is it possible to dripfeed long programs to a tnc151 control?


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    There is a BPT technical bulletin on communications to a TNC control. I have to find it.
    Just in case it exceeds the 500 KB limit here, what is your email?

    George
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    I found technical bulletin 6. It is about 2.5 MB long.

    George
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    thanx machintek.
    Last edited by DustyL; 09-07-2005 at 08:19 AM.


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    Done. See if this helps.
    Heidenhain can also be called. They are just outside of Chicago.

    George
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    machintek

    Do you think I could get a copy of this bulletin also?

    Thanks Tony


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    Heidenhain Help: Dripfeeding TNC151

    Quote Originally Posted by DustyL
    can anybody tell me how to and is it possible to dripfeed long programs to a tnc151 control?
    Download TNC REMO from Heidenhain's site - set it up and run TNCSERVER

    Make up a cable from 25way TNC151B to 9 way PC as follows:


    (25way TNC) <9 way PC>
    (2) - <2>
    (3) - <3>
    (4) - <8>
    (5) - <7>
    (6) - <4>
    (7) - <5>
    (20) - <6>

    The TNC RS232 interface can exist in three modes - "EXT", "ME", and "FE" selected via the 'MOD' key - it should be in "FE"

    File names & extensions ARE important in block mode transmission. 123.H = program 123 in Heidenhain conversational code and 123.I is program 123 in ISO-Gcode

    When set up like the above it will work - it took me ages to sort it but now all is reliable.

    AWEM
    Andrew Mawson
    East Sussex, UK


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    Tony, if you still need this tech bulletin, give me an email address.

    George
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    machintek, sorry about that. It's tonykutscher@optonline.net


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    George,

    Could you send me a copy of the tech note. Now that the mill is up and running it is time to get it connected.

    My e-mail is paul(dot)jeran(at)hp(dot)com

    Thanks,

    Paul


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    Tech Bulletin 6 sent to both of you.

    George
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