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OSP 7000 OSP U100 OSP E100

Internet/Intranet

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 DNC Communication
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History And Introduction.

•DNC Communication is one of the most common tools for data

exchange between a PC and a machine tool.

•DNC Communication used to be possible only via RS-232 -and is

known as DNC-A and DNC-B.

•This form of DNC is limited to part program transfer and limited by

the maximum baud rate of RS-232 -C.

•Recognizing the rising demand on data and availability of high

speed Ethernet communication, Okuma developed a new method
of DNC communication utilizing this technology, to cover the last
three generations of the OSP control 7000, U100 and E100.

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 •DNC-T uses File
Transfer Protocol (FTP)
over a T1 Network
connection.
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•Transfer Part Programs
between The OSP
control and a server PC
T1 Network Connection operating on Windows
NT 4.0, Windows 2000
Pro or Windows XP Pro.
•Transfer MacMan Data
Internet/Intranet from the OSP control to
the Server PC.
•Share operation Data
Local Server Remote across a corporate
NT Server 4.0 Server network anywhere.
2000 Pro SP4 /
2000 Server and
Note: Windows NT products and support are no longer
XP Pro SP1
Part Programs available for purchase. Preferred server software is Windows
2000 Pro. And higher.
MacMan Data
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 DNC-T3 Availability:
•Available for Okuma Lathe, Machine Centers And
Grinders, equipped with OSP7000, U10/100 and
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E100.
Operation:
OSP 7000/U100/E100 •DNC-T3 operation is performed at the machine
control.
•Copy Part Programs from a server PC to the
T1 Network Connection
machine control for operation or editing.
•Copy Part Programs from the machine control to
the server PC for storage or sharing with other
machines.
•Send MacMan Reports, operation status and alarm
history from the machine to the Server PC for
production analysis .
Local Server Benefits:
PC •Part Programs resident in a central location for all
Part Programs machines.
Mac-Man Data •Real time data sharing for process improvement.
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 DNC-DT Availability:
•Available only for Okuma Machine Centers, And
Mac-Turn Series equipped with OSP7000, U10/100
and E100.
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•DNC-DT operation is performed at the machine
OSP 7000/U100/E100
control.
•Copy Small Part Programs between a server PC and
the machine control for operation or editing.
T1 Network Connection

•Program Select Large part programs, to drip feed into

the machine control using a local FLASH DISK.
•Send MacMan Reports, operation status and alarm
history from the machine to the Server PC for
production analysis.
Benefits:
Local Server •Part Programs resident in a central location.
PC •Drip feed large part programs directly from the server.
Part Programs •Real time data sharing for process improvement.
Mac-Man Data
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 DNC-T Communication Parameter Setting (OSP 7000/U100) :

•For most networks, only the parameters

HIGH TECHNOLOGY Select Parameter Mode.
Type in “PEDT” at “=“
prompt.
below require setting
•Settings are determined by the network
administrator.

* Determined by Network
Environment

•If the F7 (QUIT) or mode change before you

Use the to navigate the select F6 (SAVE) all settings will be lost.
pages. •Power On Effective Parameters.
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 MacMan Parameter Setting (OSP 7000 / U100) :

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Select MacMan Mode.
•Press F7 (PREF SETTING)
function key.
•Press F3 (OUTPUTDATA)
function key.
•Press F1 (SETTINGS) function
key.
•Change the default Device Name
from “FD0:” to “TC:”.
•Change the Default Paths as
required.
•If the F5 (CANCEL) or mode change before
you select F7 (QUIT) all settings will be lost.
Use the to navigate the
•Power On Effective Parameters.
pages.
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 DNC-T Communication Parameter Setting (OSP E100):
•For most networks, only the parameters
below require setting

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Select Parameter Mode. •Settings are determined by the network
F8 (Display Change) and locate administrator.
MACMAN Parameters Page.
Press F4 (DNC-T) function key.

Use the to navigate the

page.(TC0 Communication).
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 DNC-T Communication Parameter Setting (OSP E100):

•Other parameters are dependant

on network settings, determined
HIGH TECHNOLOGY Select MacMan Mode. by the network administrator.
•Press (Extend) key to display
the MacMan Browser Menu Bar.

•Press key to display page 2

of the Browser Menu Bar.

•Press F1 (Setup) function key.

•The OSP Functions best with a Fixed-IP

•Set DHCP no use. (Static-IP) Address.

•Set the machine IP Address •If (CANCEL) or mode change before (OK)
is selected all settings will be lost.
parameter.
•Power On Effective Parameters.
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 MacMan Parameter Setting (OSP E100) :

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Select MacMan Mode.

•Press F2 (OUTPUTDATA)
function key.
•Change the default Device from
“FD0:” to “TC:”.
•Change the Default Paths as
required.

Use the to navigate the pages.

•Follow the same steps above after

•If the F8 (CANCEL) or mode change before
pressing F1 (REPORT DATA) you select F7 (OK) all settings will be lost.
function key. •Power On Effective Parameters.
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 Host Computer Setup for Windows 2000 pro/ server & XP- Pro:
The Host Computer settings should be attended to by the Customers Network Administrator,
The following information is generic road map to obtain information for the machine setup,
and outline the basic requirements for the DNC-T to function.
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•Obtain Computer name by Right click

on “My Computer” Icon on the
desktop. Then select “Properties”
•Click the “Network Identification”
Tab to view the computer name.
•The computer name is used as the
“Host-Name” Parameter for the OSP
control.

Note: Computer name can not

contain “-“ , “_” , “/” or “\” etc.

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 Host Computer Setup for Windows 2000 pro/ server & XP- Pro:
•Double Click on Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)

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•Obtain or create Computer IP address, by

right click on “My Network Places” Icon
on the desktop then select Properties:

•Right Click on Local Area

Connection, then select
Properties:
•If File sharing is not installed,
Click install, select service,
then Add File Sharing.

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 Host Computer Setup for Windows 2000 pro/ server & XP- Pro:

•Double Click “Internet Protocol

TCP/IP” To obtain the Host Computer
TCP/IP Settings.
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•The IP address is used for the
“Remote-Host” Parameter on the OSP
control.

•If “Obtain IP Address Automatically”

is selected, Select the one below and
assign an IP address for the host
computer. Consult with the network
administrator for this function.

Note: DNC-T communication operates on a FIXED IP setting. The OSP control can not
be assigned an IP setting automatically.

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 Host Computer Setup for Windows 2000 pro/ Server & XP- Pro:

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•Next, select the control panel from the

start menu, and double click
“Administrative Tools”

•In the Administrative Tools

box, double click “Computer
Management”.

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 Host Computer Setup for Windows 2000 pro/ Server & XP- Pro:
•Create a new user for each machine to be connected using the “Local Users and Groups”
Consult with network administrator for this function.
•These Settings are to be used for the User-Name and Password parameters on the machine.
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•Next, expand Services and

applications.

•Make sure “Internet

Information Services” is
already installed.

•If Not Installed, the

Windows installation CD
will be required to complete
the following steps to install
“Internet Information
Services”

Note: User names and Passwords must be in “LOWER CASE”

letters and should not contain any characters such as
“!@#$%^&*()_-/\|”.

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 Host Computer Setup for Windows 2000 pro/ Server & XP- Pro:

HIGH TECHNOLOGY •With the Help of the network

Administrator, begin the
installation of windows
components. This is done using
the “Add/Remove Programs”
option in the windows control
panel, then select
“Add/Remove Windows
Components”

•From the windows

components wizard, select all
network components including
“Internet information services”
This would require a system
reboot after installation, not
prompted by windows.

•Windows CD maybe required.

•Some network services may

not be required depending on
the network configuration.
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 Host Computer Setup for Windows 2000 pro/ Server & XP- Pro:

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•After installation is complete,
return to the computer
management window.

•Expand “Services and

applications” then expand the
“Internet Information Services”

•Right click on the “Default

FTP Site” and select
Properties.

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 Host Computer Setup for Windows 2000 pro/ Server & XP- Pro:

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•Make sure the check box selection for “Allow only

Anonymous connection” is not checked.

•All other check box selections should

be set like the figure on the right.
•When the properties window is open,
select the “Security Accounts” tab.

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 Host Computer Setup for Windows 2000 pro/ Server & XP- Pro:

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•Next, select the “Home Directory”.

•Assuming that a director has already

been created for the machine part
programs, and MacMan data, and the
attributes of the directory have been
set to be shared by all users.

•Click “Browse” to change the

default directory name and location.

•Make sure that the FTP Directory

rights check boxes are all checked.

•Make sure that the “Directory Listing

Style” is set to “UNIX”

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•After all connections, machine parameter settings, and computer network configuration are
complete. The connection can be tested by starting a DOS Session on the host computer, shown
below.
•At the C:\> prompt, type “PING^###.###.###.###” where ### = the machine IP address.
•If A good connection is established, the machine will send a replay as shown below.
•In the case of any other result, please check Network settings, Machine parameter settings, or
physical cable connection.

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 IT-Plaza Products

HIGH TECHNOLOGY Products Deliverables Customer Supplied Hardware & Capabilities

Software
þ Software (CD) Computer PC/AT Compatible • Up to 99 machine units can be
MacMan-Net connected (Ethernet)
þ Security Key - Operation environment -
þ Manual 1) Windows 2000 Server or NT Server • NC programs download to NC
4.0 (SP5) machines and upload from NC
machines. - Centralize management
2) CPU: Pentium III (1GHz) or better
of NC programs
3) Memory: 256Mbyte or more
• Monitoring machine operation
4) Parallel IF port required for security condition.
key (Automated machining results
5) Ethernet link capability collection, Operation rate monitor,
Simple NC monitor)
þ Software (Floppy Disk ) Above plus… • Monitoring machine operation
MacMan-Mobile
þ Manual 6) Connection to Intranet and / or condition using Web browser
*Add-on software to Internet via Ethernet • Alarm notification via email
MacMan-Net • P100 / E100 allows viewing of
MacMan Mobile on the machine
LCD.
þ Software (Floppy Disk ) Above plus… • Selection of NC screen possible from
MacMan-Remote remote location
þ Manual 6) Connection to Internet via Ethernet
*Add-on software to 7) PC Anywhere software (or other • Remote diagnosis possible using
MacMan-Net remote control software) remote control software
Remarks: Each NC machine must have communication function. See the next page for
the details.

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 CNC Requirements
NC controller on Machine Tools
Products
OSP-P100 series OSP-E100 series OSP-U100 / 10 OSP7000 / 700
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No additional IT-Plaza set DNC-T3 DNC-T3
MacMan-Net
Hardware Required (including DNC-T3)
T3 Software is
MacMan-Mobile Required

MacMan-Remote

MacMan-Net

MacMan Server
MacMan-Mobile

Internet / Intranet
MacMan-Remote
MacMan-Net
• Program download / upload
• Auto machining result collection
• NC monitoring

Machine with OSP-U100 / 10

Machine with OSP-E100, P100 Machine with OSP-E100, P100 or OSP7000 / 700

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