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Most current Citizen C, L and M Series machines and Boley BC32/42 models have the optional capability to be controlled across a local area network (LAN), the Internet or using a direct modem dial-up connection. This opens up a new world of remote diagnostic troubleshooting of your machine from our technical support office.

After connecting in with your machine we can control it as easily as if we were there. This includes uploading or downloading programs, giving you programming assistance and checking any error messages. If you have a second voice line (fixed or mobile) then we can speak to you at the same time, talking you through solutions to your problem. The only thing that we can't control remotely is the actual startup of the machine (this is a restraint required for safety reasons).

This service is proving very popular with our customers. For example an overseas customer was being assisted with a programming problem. Within an hour, one of our applications engineers had downloaded their program, corrected it and uploaded it again - getting them back up and running without the need for an on-site visit.

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http://www.manufacturingtalk.com/news/nce/nce158.html

Up to 10 Citizen CNC sliding head automatic lathes with Windows based control system software can now be remotely monitored through unmanned production periods with automatic alarm messaging in the event of a problem.

Says Geoff Bryant managing director of Citizen's Watford-based UK distributor NC Engineering: "This system will enable Citizen users, which do not have 24 hour manning of their machine shops, to have the confidence to run around the clock while being able to monitor what is happening in the case of high priority work."
NC Alarm Alert will provide information of the cause of a problem such as coolant low or tool failure through three levels of communications using synthesised speech, mobile phone texting or email alert.
These are all configurable by the user to give, for instance, different personnel for each mode of contact and repeat alert at scheduled intervals.
Each machine can also create up to three alert messages in each mode of communication which enables up to nine different people to be contacted.
The system can be configured to limit alerts to certain times of the day, only specified number of alerts from selected machines and options to ignore, for instance, workpiece counter full.
Voice alerts can be acknowledged through the receiving mobile or fixed telephone keypad and shutdown can be achieved by selecting zero.
Repeat calls can also be disabled in order to prevent message queuing.

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Nu börjar CNC Maskinern med industriell IT.

 
Göran Wikingson
Internetklubben CBM-Sweden
Tillståndsbaserat Underhåll - Condition Based Maintenance - Industriell IT


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