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Enabling DNC Capability in Excellon CNC-7 Controller
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Connections To CCI Board Device Connector Function tty6 J4 Serial Line Printer tty7 J5 Bar Code Reader tty8 J6 tty9 J7 DNC tty5 J8 Serial Reader
Log on CNC-7 User: MAINTENANCE Password: SECRET
Editing ttyconfig.sh ln /dev/tty9 /dev/dnctty (enable dnc via J7) ln /dev/tty8 /dev/dnctty (enable dnc via J6)
Excellon Editor Commands Start Editor EP Stop Editor + Save DONE Stop Editor + No Save FP
Buffer Movements Top Of buffer T End of buffer E Jump to line n n Down n lines +n Up n lines -n
Modify Content List L Find Text F,"txt" Change C,"text1"text2" Delete Line D Insert New Line I Replace RP
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Typical ttyconfig.sh file (after editing)
rm -f /dev/rdtty rm -f /dev/dnctty rm -f /dev/lpr rm -f /dev/bcrtty rm -f etc/DNC1.4 # To activate use of DNC 1.4 use this line: # cp /dev/null /etc/DNC1.4 # ln /dev/tty4 /dev/dnctty (Current loop) ln /dev/tty9 /dev/dnctty (RS-232) ln /dev/tty5 /dev/rdrtty ln /devtty6 /dev/1pr ln /dev/tty7 /dev/bcrtty
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NOTES: Excellon suggests using a short haul modem at the file server. The modem output is connected to the third lug bar from the top of the Octal Serial Card (OSI Card). This is a current loop connection defined as tty4. Normally we use a direct, serial, RS-232 connection to one of the DB-9 connectors on the CCI-1 board (typically J7).
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CNC-7 Commands
Task Keyboard Entry
Edit File On Floppy Disk: EP, /DEV/Zflp3/FileName
Copy File: COPY ( Then use pop-up Menus to select Source and Destination)
Delete File: DEL ( Then use pop-up Menu to select file)
Set DNC as default Input: SIXM,ON
Load new drilling program: MACHINE SETUP + CURRENT JOB SETUP
Cable Diagram
CNC-7 End (Plug) Computer End (Socket)
DB-9P DB-9S or DB-25S
Pin Function
Pin Function
Pin Function
2 Recv
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Xmit
2
Xmit
3 Xmit
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Recv
3 Recv
5 Common ------------------------------- 5 Common 7 Common
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