Wireless Communication

[kennebec]

Our company is replacing its old cabled program transfer and receive system with a wireless pakage,do any of you have these systems in place, what are they and what sort of transition was it for you? We are in the process already and ther have been some bumps but I believe realistically this is to be expected.

[William Grizwald]

From a time management standpoint (and if you can afford it), having someone do a whole turnkey setup is a great way to go. It's a lot more $$$ than doing it yourself but your time is spent making parts - their's is getting the system working. We went with Spectrum for this reason.

 

http://www.multi-dnc.com/

 

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Bill

[kennebec]

Bill

 

Im glad to see the Link that is the system we went with, did Spectrum or a Sub actually do the install? We have a Sub recommened by Spectrum here in Maine and as I said I think realistically they are doing a good job, and I might add Craig at Spectrum is very responsive with Tech support.

[William Grizwald]

They (Spectrum) installed them directly. They will be here for a while as we have LOTS of machines (old and new) to setup. They've done a great job so far. : )

[Anthony CIMCO]

As part of your search you should give the guys at Services Four Automation a call. They are experts in CNC communications / DNC networks - both wired and wireless.

 

Services Four Automation

(798) 728-0009

- ask for Frank, Steve, or Doug

 

PS - In a previous post the major DNC players were listed... Past Post on DNC Vendors

[kennebec]

Bill Grizwald

 

It has been a while since this topic was discussed but I am curious to know how your company is doing with your wireless system