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  1. 10-21-2010, 03:37 PM #1
    Miguel.Hermanns
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    Hhhmm, I guess without the WinNC software I will not be able for example to move the head to change tools and basic thinks like that, right? If it is so it is clear that the software is required for the daily work.

    Thanks for the help and greetings from Spain,

    Miguel
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  2. 10-21-2010, 03:56 PM #2
    M250cnc
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    Quote Originally Posted by Miguel.Hermanns View Post
    Hhhmm, I guess without the WinNC software I will not be able for example to move the head to change tools and basic thinks like that, right? If it is so it is clear that the software is required for the daily work.

    Thanks for the help and greetings from Spain,

    Miguel
    That is correct if i turn of my pc MACHINE CONTROLLER then i cannot use it "The Machine" in any way whatsoever.

    PITA sometimes.

    Greetings from chilly England
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