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    meldas 500 series

    Hi there!! wonder if someone can help me??? I have a meldas 500series and would like to drip feed from my pc, but it doesnt work??!!


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    Thumbs up Need Help! meldas 500 series

    Hi,

    Try attached procedure, give feedback if any corrections needed.

    Regards,

    Girish
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    Thumbs up Need Help! meldas 500 series

    Sorry,

    I think the default port no. for M500 series is 1. The attached procedure was prepared on basis of M60 series, but never tested.

    So in the Step 2) set the par 6 Hostlink Port – 1, Device – 4. and not 2.

    Regards,

    Girish


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    girishdk,
    That procedure is for Computer Link which requires additional hardware and option install on the 500 control.


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    Thumbs up Need Help! meldas 500 series

    Hi onthebumper,

    You are right, this option is required.

    As per feedback from our customers, for Die-Mould application with dripfeed, i think it is minimum required.

    When using Dripfeed without HOSTLINK, i am afraid only 7-8 blocks will be transferred from PC to CNC buffer at a time.

    With HOSTLINK i think 248-4096 blocks will be transferred at a time to NC buffer & hence the speed is more, finish better.

    Above is our thinking from the feedback we received from our Die-Mould customers.

    Any feedback of your experience is most welcome.

    Thanks a lot & Best regards,


    Girish


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    Girish

    Yes you are correct. You can drip feed without Computer Link option but the finish on the part will not be so good if you are doing small movements like Die/Mold is doing.

    Computer Link option is much better for Die/Mold because of the buffer.

    I just wanted to clarify that the option would need to be purchased to follow your procedure.

    Ethernet option for 500 control is also a very nice option for Die/Mold with much higher speeds and better reliability, in my opinion.


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    Talking meldas 500 series

    thanks for all your feed back guys,will try all of the above and see if it works.


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