LNC-M600 Leading Numerical Controller Maintenance Manual

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LNC-M600 Appendix F Internet Setting Description B. FIELD DEFINITIONS: a. NC NAME: “computername” in the C:\Net\system.ini file. One name should not be used twice in the same domain. The default name is LNCDOS. b. USERNAME: “username” in the C:\Net\system.ini file. This is the user to log on PC. The default name is LNCDOS. c. GROUP: “workgroup” in the C:\Net\system.ini file. This is the work group name of the controller when logging on the internet. The default name is WORKGROUP. d. STATUS(for 600 & 520 Series) or STAT (for 500i/510i & 300i/310i Series): u Disk codes are used in C:\Net\2net.bat when logging on the internet. u Disk codes start from “E” to “N.” There are 10 codes in total. u The drive codes are assigned by the system; users are not allowed to set the codes by themselves. u ○ & X after drive codes indicate the network status of the drive. X means off-line; ○ means on-line. u Disk codes other than E ~ N existing before network setting is configured will be deleted after networking configuration is finished. e. PC NAME: Enter the full computer name for the controller to get connected with PC. The maximum length allowed is 12 characters. f. SHARE DIR: Enter the share folder name for the controller to get connected with PC. The maximum length allowed is 12 characters. g. PWD.: Set the password to get connected with PC. The content of the password is visible when being entered, but it will be converted into “******” as soon as “Enter” key is pressed. The maximum length allowed is 12 characters. C. DEFINITIONS OF FUNCTION KEYS a. Press the keys UP, DOWN, LEFT, & RIGHT to move cursor to the desired field. b. Enter the information in the input text box, then press INPUT to upload the information to the field assigned by cursor. c. Pressing INPUT without any information in the input text box will delete the original information in the field. d. Press PageUp & PageDown to switch between pages. e. SAVE: Press SAVE to save changes. f. RECON: Press emergency button then press RECON, the changes will be validated. ※ Due to connectivity issues, sometimes the controller fails to log on the network. If this happens when the above functions are in use, the controller will try to connect to the same disk for 3 times before connecting to the next disk. After all connections are tried, the controller will then enter the system. 346 LNC Technology Co., Ltd.
LNC-M600 Appendix F Internet Setting Description 2. NETWORK SETTINGS AT PC SIDE Network Settings for Windows 98 A. Verify if the network card, internet cables, and relative protocols have been installed properly. Verify if the “NetBEUI” protocol & the “File and printer sharing for Microsoft Networks” service have been installed. (Caution: DO NOT activate the network protocol “NWlink NetBIOS” which would cause network connection to fail.) a. Click Start Settings Control Panel. LNC Technology Co., Ltd. 347
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LNC-M600 Maintenance Manual 2008/1
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LNC-M600 Table of Contents 3.3.5 I/
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LNC-M600 Table of Contents APPENDIX
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LNC-M600 SPECIFICATION 1.2 LNC 600
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LNC-M600 Software Maintenance 2 Sof
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LNC-M600 Parameter 5.6 Compensation
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LNC-M600 Parameter 600 PITCH Z COMP
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LNC-M600 Parameter 5.7 Zero Return
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