Intel core i3-380m. Any change to any of those factors may cause the results to vary.

Dave: Sounds like you can use most any kind of software to transmit the file from your PC. Windows comes with HyperTerminal, and that should work OK. Older versions of Windows came with a simple Terminal program also. You'll have to set Hyperterminal to match the baudrate and the stop-bits setting in the CNC, then transmit your file using a simple protocol like 'Xon/Xoff' or 'RTS/CTS'. Either one should work on the Deckel. Deckel may have requirements for 'data format' in the manual. Sometimes a CNC needs to see a particular character first (like maybe a percent sign) before it will read the data.

Free V24 Dnc Software For Haas DNC software program and code editor for easy RS232 CNC file transfer 60 day free trial Easy to use DNC software for RS232 CNC machines - free 60 day trial Receiving files from your CNC is extremely easy, all you have to do is click the large Receive icon or click F4 and select the name of the file you want to.

Darebee, looks like you do not like to read online help: 1) To assign com ports to machine: Configuration -> Hardware -> Number Ports, restart software Configuration -> Hardware -> [Configuration] Assign COM ports to machines, done. 2) Close Software. This software is used by quite large companies. The operators are at the machine. They fetch their NC Files via remote commands. Imagine: Someone switches off the software and the machine operators try and try.

You can change this behaviour via the security configuration!