Doosan Lynx 220LC manual needed...

Morning all, I'm looking for a Fanuc user operator manual is anyone has a pdf copy that would be a fantastic help.

The serial number is a L2201471

Thanks all in advance

What model control do you have?

Hi Ifixcnc,

The controller is a fanuc i series if that helps?.

Cheers

Hello
There should be a number in front of the i, 0,18,21?
Alot of the Fanuc manuals are on line, just search the model # then .pdf
Good luck!












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Originally Posted by Steve_W

Hi Ifixcnc,

The controller is a fanuc i series if that helps?.

Cheers

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Going by the serial number, it's a Fanuc 0iT-C.

I found a Doosan Instruction manual for that s/n, and I can probably dig up a Doosan Operation manual. They're about 18-20MB each. Does your email allow attachments of that size?

PM me your email address, and I'll try to send them.

Your machine has a Fanuc 0iT-D CNC. PM me your email and I can send you a manual.

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Originally Posted by dcoupar

Going by the serial number, it's a Fanuc 0iT-C.

I found a Doosan Instruction manual for that s/n, and I can probably dig up a Doosan Operation manual. They're about 18-20MB each. Does your email allow attachments of that size?

PM me your email address, and I'll try to send them.

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sir could you please send me Doosan Instruction manual.

Any chance you still have those? We just acquired a 2006 Lynx I series control S/n L2201369.

Would be appreciated. Can get attachments that large if they are in compressed zip folder.

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Originally Posted by Dadunbar

Any chance you still have those? We just acquired a 2006 Lynx I series control S/n L2201369.

Would be appreciated. Can get attachments that large if they are in compressed zip folder.

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No!I do not have Doosan Lynx 220LC manual.I only have
Doosan VC510 instruction manual.pdf

Ok...I'm just gonna throw this out there.

Using copyright material from digital copies and freely sending them to each other... Is a violation of copyright law, Basically it is theft.

If there is a copyright symbol © then it is not legal to reproduce the information without "express written consent" of the entity that created the intellectual data.


I'm not looking for a debate. (note: it didn't go too well for the last person who wanted to fight me on this, but if you feel that you are absolutely within your rights to steal someone else's intellectual property and you think that your logic will "astound me", I'm open to rational discussion. If you wanna call me an "A-hole", please know...I am one, and I already know it.)