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    Walk through RS232 and windows 2000

    We have an old Okuma lathe and all the manuals. We would like some help establishing a connection to the lathe using hyperterminal (or if anybody has an idea of shareware).

    Thanks


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    Hyperterminal is a PITA
    Try this one http://www.cadem.com/free_dnc_drip_f..._machining.htm
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    I use realterminal for RS232 port connection in the Windoz operating system.
    http://realterm.sourceforge.net/

    This application will do Anything, Unfortunately, with that flexibility, Nothing is auto-magic ;-)

    I have used it with xon/xoff handshaking to a controller with a VERY SMALL BUFFER.

    Take a look if you like.

    Cal


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