ISEL CNC/IMC4 programming language
03 Jul 2018 15:32 #113326
by davidp
Replied by davidp on topic ISEL CNC/IMC4 programming language
Thank you for your response!
Inputs are directly into the application computer, then sent via RS232/Serial to the CNC to carry out the commands. Still trying to find out the outputs from the CNC application program. Have sent the application and programming manual. Also, sent the instruction manual. This is to be helpful, and please know I am very ignorant, but very motivated to move forward.
Running XP under a LinuxCNC is good to be able to use the serial port.
Win7 should work with the application, Win 10 will not. I have tried. However, like anything else, even when using WIN10 in backwards capacity, most of my applications won't work any more, so windows has made this the way it is, probably due to security.
Still waiting for a return call regarding the application output from one of the engineers. Expect it this week.
THank you, again,
david
Inputs are directly into the application computer, then sent via RS232/Serial to the CNC to carry out the commands. Still trying to find out the outputs from the CNC application program. Have sent the application and programming manual. Also, sent the instruction manual. This is to be helpful, and please know I am very ignorant, but very motivated to move forward.
Running XP under a LinuxCNC is good to be able to use the serial port.
Win7 should work with the application, Win 10 will not. I have tried. However, like anything else, even when using WIN10 in backwards capacity, most of my applications won't work any more, so windows has made this the way it is, probably due to security.
Still waiting for a return call regarding the application output from one of the engineers. Expect it this week.
THank you, again,
david
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