Re: Conversational CNC
Posted by
Alan Marconett KM6VV
on 2002-11-05 11:01:11 UTC
Hi Rick,
Could you possibly describe some of the menu interactions? I like to
run MDI commands, and with logging on, I get a program I can run again.
I was thinking about adding a menu for arcs, and if one uses the 'R'
format of G02/G03, it could be relatively simple! And adding menus for
drill cycles would be a snap as well. Another "menu" I've been wanting
is for milling a simple rectangle. Should be easy.
My MDI has an eight level "history", so a simple rectangle becomes
mostly "up keys", and modifying an axis offset. I like it!
These thoughts may not be what others are thinking of for
"Conversational CNC" (I've never really seen it), so I'd like more
ideas!
Alan KM6VV
dodge1320 wrote:
Could you possibly describe some of the menu interactions? I like to
run MDI commands, and with logging on, I get a program I can run again.
I was thinking about adding a menu for arcs, and if one uses the 'R'
format of G02/G03, it could be relatively simple! And adding menus for
drill cycles would be a snap as well. Another "menu" I've been wanting
is for milling a simple rectangle. Should be easy.
My MDI has an eight level "history", so a simple rectangle becomes
mostly "up keys", and modifying an axis offset. I like it!
These thoughts may not be what others are thinking of for
"Conversational CNC" (I've never really seen it), so I'd like more
ideas!
Alan KM6VV
dodge1320 wrote:
>
> Hi Bill. A few years back I used the Bridgeport Proto trak
> conversions where I worked. They are conversational and for short
> run or prototype they could not be beat. All you need to do is follow
> the menu and answer the questions! After years of using them, it
> sounded like a steady stream of beeps (beeps everytime you press a
> key). Mill and drill programs only took minutes to write! I really
> think that it would great if someone would (could?) write such a
> program! Thanks!
>
> Rick
> Ps Cannot really remember any disadvantages.
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