Software Downloads. Current; Version 4.5 Software. Zip File With Drivers and Installation Instructions. About a year ago in 2012 I purchased a CNC controller from Flashcut CNC. The electronic hardware has performed flawlessly.' - Carmen Gianforte. Georgetown, TN. Next Wave Automation Help. Next Wave Automation manufactures Shark CNCs, Ready-to-Route and distributes various programs and accessories. It often causes an incomplete file and/or bad data to load into the controller. Copy the file to the CNC PC's hard drive. Only load files on the CNC PC's hard drive into the controller. NextWave, maker of the CNC Shark products, seems to have tight controls of all the information regarding the ncPod controller, and they employ serial numbering on the main device and its accessories to discourage hacking the device. Install the Shark Control Panel and USB Driver The CNC Shark Control Panel and the USB driver are installed using the CNCSharkControlPanel1.5.0.22.exe file. If at any point in the installation process described below, you make a mistake, you can always repeat the steps. I have a cnc shark which uses a NC pod. I want to use it with mach3 and also basic control panel. I run two different classes that use different software. I see there is a usb driver for mach 3 called ncpod usb driver I see there is a firmware installer (v2031) for mach 3. Is it a matter of changing drivers to suit mach3 and basic control panel?

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2 Copyright Next Wave Automation All Rights Reserved. Version October 2013 Updates of this manual may be available at CNC Shark, CNC Shark Pro, CNC Shark Pro Plus, CNC Shark Pro Plus HD, and the configuration of these products are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Next Wave Automation. Software copyright by Next Wave Automation. All rights reserved. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.

3 To Our Customers Thank you for purchasing the CNC Shark Control Panel 2.0! Your CNC Shark Control Panel 2.0 brings enhanced CNC machining capabilities to your CNC Shark system. This manual tells you how to install and use your CNC Shark Control Panel 2.0. Please read the manual carefully. The manual also includes our warranty and important safety information. This manual has been written with the assumption that the owner is familiar with the basic operation of a computer as well as the basic aspects of techniques for the safe operation of woodworking power tools. Information in this manual is subject to change without notice. Again, thank you for purchasing the CNC Shark Control Panel 2.0. If you ever have any questions or comments, feel free to contact us at the address below. Next Wave Automation, LLC 7235 Progress Street Holland, OH Support Support Phone (419) V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel 2.0 1

4 CNC Shark Software Registration Information Record your CNC Shark Control Panel 2.0 and other Shark accessory registration codes here for safe keeping and central record keeping. Shark Control Panel 2.0 : Shark Touch Plate: Shark Touch Probe: V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel 2.0 2

5 Table of Contents To Our Customers.. 1 CNC Shark Software Registration Information.. 2 Safety.. 6 Software Installation.. 7 Getting the Latest Software.. 7 Installing the Software Administrator Privileges Run as Administrator Install vcredist_x Install the SCP2 and USB Driver After Installation Computer Settings First Use Registration, Systems Check and Firmware Update Computer/Shark Control Box SCP2 Registration SCP2 System Check Run the Test Toolpath Update the Firmware CNC SCP2 and Accessory Registration SCP2 Registration (New Purchase) Shark Accessory Registration CNC SCP Control Panel Layout E Stop Toolbar File Tools Load G Code Preferences Tool Preferences General Tab Preferences Hot Keys Tab Preferences Virtual Tab Setup Virtual Tool V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel 2.0 3

6 Exit Tool View Tools Button Panel Tool Grid Lines Tool View Virtual GCode Help Tools About Tool Control Panel Help Tool Check for Software Updates Tool Registration Tools Info Tools View Release Notes Tool Next Wave Announcements Tool Registration Information Tool Part Coordinates Panel Common Tasks FRO (Feed Rate Over ride) Load G Code Move to 0, 0, Detect Touch Plate Virtual Setup Controls Next Wave Automation Announcements Control Box Status D Display Area Run Tasks Run File Total Time Indicator Units in Use Indicator Probe Port Status Functions Panel GCode Function Panel Jog Functions Panel Virtual Functions Panel V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel 2.0 4

7 Summary of Virtual Zero Functionality Setup Virtual Workflow Use Existing Virtual Setup Readings Virtual Zero Virtual Zero Case Virtual Zero Case Virtual Zero Case Virtual Zero Case Virtual Zero Summary Computer Requirements V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel 2.0 5

8 Safety The CNC Shark, along with a router or other power tool, is a computer numerically controlled (CNC) routing system. As such, it is a powerful system that can reduce your woodworking risks by providing a method of cutting wood and other materials without having to interact with the cutting tool(s) or material during the fabrication process. As with all power tools, your care and attention are required to ensure that you use your CNC Shark safely. Next Wave Automation assumes you will use your CNC Shark safely and follow accepted safety precautions and practices for woodworking and machining. You should read and practice the safety recommendations found in the Shark Family Owner s Manual while using the Shark Control Panel 2.0. V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel 2.0 6

9 Software Installation The Shark Control Panel 2.0 (SCP2) must be installed before you can connect to the Shark Control Box using a USB cable and complete the system setup. This section outlines the steps necessary to complete this installation. The SCP2 is a separate program and can co exist on the same computer with the Shark Control Panel 1.5.x. You do not need to uninstall the SCP 1.5.x before installing the SCP2. The SCP2 supports use on a Windows XP with Service Pack (SP) 3, Windows Vista, Windows 7 and Windows 8. Installing the SCP2 on a Windows XP SP3 or Vista machine has one additional step than an installation on Windows 7 and Windows 8. You can also choose to install the VCarve Pro and other Vectric software products that you may have purchased on the same computer you are going to use with the Shark Control Box, or a separate computer. These software packages come with their own installation instructions. If you have any difficulty installing the Vectric products, please contact Vectric support for resolution. Getting the Latest Software Open up your web browser (e.g. Internet Explorer, Chrome, etc.) and go to the website Click on the Downloads section located on the left side of the page. Figure 1 Web Page Downloads Section The Downloads page has several sections VCarve, Aspire, Cut3D and PhotoCarve Trial Downloads V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel 2.0 7

10 CNCShark Control Program USB Version XP, Vista and Windows Only Control INI for Direct Output CNC Shark Post Processors USB Version Go to the CNCShark Control Program USB Version XP, Vista and Windows Only section. You can always find the latest version of the CNC SCP2 and this manual here on this web page in this section. Download the following files: vcredist_x86.exe CNCSharkControlPanel exe (or latest version (and name) that is posted) Don t be confused if the file name for the Shark Control Panel on the Documents web page is different than that listed in this manual. A difference in name only indicates to you that a new version of the Shark Control Panel is available to you. Depending on the web browser you are using, you can either Click on the file, and a save file dialogue will open, or You can right click on the file and select save as, and a save file dialogue will open. Figure 2 Right Click Save As Chrome on Left, IE9 on Right You will then see a save file dialogue. What is important in this step is that you save the files in a location on your computer that you know. We also recommend you create a new folder and store all of your downloads in this folder. This way you know where all of your Shark stuff is on the disk. V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel 2.0 8

11 Figure 3 Save As Dialogue at First Opening Click on the New Folder button. A new folder will be created. You can use the name of your choice to label the folder. Figure 4 Creating a New Folder After double clicking on your new folder, you are now ready to hit the save button. This will result in the file being downloaded from the Downloads page of the web site to the disk on your computer. V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel 2.0 9

12 Figure 5 Saving the File After the download is complete, you can check to see that the file is on disk by using Windows Explorer to navigate to the folder you used to store the file. Figure 6 Downloaded File Viewed in Windows Explorer You now have downloaded all of the software that you need to successfully install the SCP2. V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

13 Installing the Software Administrator Privileges Regardless of the operating system you are using, you must be logged in as an Administrator in order to install the software. You can check to confirm the account you are using is considered an Administrator by going to Start, Control Panel, Users and selecting your account. It should state this account s role Administrator, Power User, User. If your account is not an administrator, you will need to either change the permissions for this account, or create a new account with Administrator privileges. Figure 7 User Account View Run as Administrator If you are not sure or cannot determine if you have Administrator user privileges, you can use the Run as Administrator option for each of the executables. From Windows Explorer, right click on the exe file and select Run as Administrator. You will be prompted to confirm that you want to make these changes. In some operating systems, you may be asked to enter username and password credentials as well. Figure 8 Installing the Software Using Run As Administrator Install vcredist_x86 Now the vcredist_x86.exe file is installed. If you have already installed the Shark Control Panel 1.x, you do not need to repeat this step. Double click on the vcredist_x86.exe file. This will start the installation. On many systems, the first thing that will pop up is a window that asks if you want to allow the following program to make changes to the computer click yes. V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

14 Figure 9 vcredist_x86 Allow Installation You will then be presented with the Microsoft Visual C Redistributable Setup panel click Next. Figure 10 Microsoft Visual C Redistributable Setup Panel Next you will be presented with the License Terms for the Microsoft Visual C Runtime Libraries. After reviewing these, click on the check box indicating that you have read and accepted these license terms, and then click on install. V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

15 Figure 11 Microsoft Visual C Runtime Libraries License Agreement V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

16 The installation begins, and a Setup window shows the progress of the installation. Figure 12 Microsoft Visual C Runtime Libraries Installation Running After the installation is complete, a status window appears to indicate success. Click Finish to close the window. Figure 13 Microsoft Visual C Runtime Libraries Installation Complete V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

17 Install the SCP2 and USB Driver The CNC SCP2 and the USB driver are installed using the CNCSharkControlPanel 2.0.x.exe file. If at any point in the installation process described below, you make a mistake, you can always repeat the steps. For example, you may not install the USB driver because you inadvertently cleared the check mark and then hit finish at the end of the CNC SCP2 installation. At that point, you can start over and successfully install both components. Don t be confused if the file name for the Shark Control Panel 2.x on the Documents web page is different than that listed in this manual. A difference in name only indicates to you that a new version of the Shark Control Panel is available to you. If you are using Norton s 360 anti virus, you should disable the anti virus auto protect while installing the Shark Control Panel and USB driver. You can turn it back on after the installation is complete. Double click on the CNCSharkControlPanel 2.0.x.exe. This will start the installation. On many systems, you will immediately see the screen shown in the figure below. Click yes to allow the installation. Figure 14 SCP2 Allow Installation Depending on the operating system version and how it is configured, you may also receive a User Account Control message. Click Yes to continue the installation. V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

18 Figure 15 User Account Control Panel The CNC SCP2 Setup Wizard will appear click on Next to start the installation. Figure 16 CNC SCP2 Setup Wizard V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

19 You will next see the Setup Select Destination Location. While you can change the installation location, in most cases there is no need to do that. Click Next to proceed with the installation. Figure 17 Setup Select Destination Panel V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

20 You will next see the Setup CNC SCP2 indicating Ready to Install click Install. Figure 18 CNC SCP2 Ready to Install V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

21 The CNC SCP2 Setup panel will show the progress of the installation. Figure 19 CNC SCP2 Installation Progress The CNC SCP2 Setup then indicates that the installation is finished. There is a check box that is already selected to enable the installation of the USB driver after clicking on Finish. Ensure that this box is checked, and click on Finish. V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

22 Figure 20 CNC SCP2 Installation Complete After clicking on finish, you will be presented with a pop up asking if you want to allow the program from an unknown publisher to make changes to this computer click on yes. Figure 21 Shark USB Driver Allow Installation On Windows Vista, Windows 7 and Windows 8 you may not see anything on your screen at this point. But, if you look along the task bar at the bottom of your screen, you ll see an icon flashing. Click on that icon to enable the system to show the panel in the figure above. V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

23 Figure 22 USB Driver Allow Installation in Task Bar The Device Driver Installation Wizard will appear click Next. Figure 23 Device Driver Installation Wizard V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

24 If you have the Shark Control Box connected to the computer using the USB cable, and turned on, you will see the Drivers are now installing panel. Turn off the Shark Control Box. Figure 24 USB Drivers Now Installing Panel V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

25 The Device Driver Installation Wizard reports success. The USB driver that was installed is shown on the panel. Click on Finish to close the panel. Figure 25 Device Driver Installation Complete The CNC SCP2 and USB driver installation is now complete. If you disabled Norton s 360 anti virus, you can now enable it. V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

26 After Installation After the installation is complete, you should perform a quick check before connecting the USB cable to the computer and the Shark Control Box. Click on the Start (programs) button on the lower left of the screen. You may see the CNC SCP2 program listed here. Figure 26 CNC SCP2 in Program List V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

27 Click on All Programs, and you will see the CNC SCP2 program group in the list. Click once on the CNC SCP2 program group and you will see the CNC SCP2, CNC Shark Firmware Updater, and the Uninstall CNC SCP2 program shortcuts. Figure 27 CNC SCP2 Program Group V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

28 If you want to place a shortcut for the CNC SCP2 on your desktop, right click while pointing at the CNC SCP2 shortcut in the Programs menu, and left click on copy. Figure 28 Copy the CNC SCP2 Shortcut V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

29 Left click on the desktop in an open area, and then right click and select paste. Figure 29 Paste the CNC SCP2 Shortcut A shortcut for the CNC SCP2 has been copied to your desktop. You can drag this to any location on your desktop. Figure 30 CNC SCP2 Shortcut on the Desktop V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

30 There is one last check to perform. During the installation of the CNC SCP2, a set of test toolpath files were installed in a folder on the computer. The new folder is labeled CNC Shark 2.0, and it is placed under the My Documents folder on your computer. The toolpath test files were placed in a folder labeled Samples. Figure 31 Toolpath Test Files Location V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

31 Computer Settings You will have the best results using your Shark if you disable the use of a screen saver and in the case of a laptop, configure the Power Options settings to Always On. To disable the screen saver, first right click anywhere on your desktop, and select properties. Figure 32 Right Click on Desktop Properties V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

32 This opens the Display Properties dialogue panel. Left click on the Screen Saver tab. Using the pull down selector under Screen Saver, select (None). In some cases your choice may be Never. Figure 33 Display Properties Screen Saver Settings Left click on OK to save these settings and close the panel. V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

33 If you are using a laptop, you also want to configure the Power Options settings. To open these, left click on Start programs in the lower left corner of your desktop. Along the right side you will see an entry labeled Control Panel left click on this to open the Control Panel. Figure 34 Opening the Control Panel V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

34 In the Control Panel, find the Power Options, and left click on this to open the panel. This may be called Power Management or Power Monitoring in some operating systems. Figure 35 Power Options (Windows XP) V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

35 You want to set every choice to Always On or Never (off) when plugged in. In some operating systems, the list of components may be longer. Again, set all of them to Always On or Never (off). Left click on OK to apply the settings and close the panel. Figure 36 Power Options Configuration Windows XP V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

36 First Use Registration, Systems Check and Firmware Update You are now ready to register your software and perform a systems check. During this process, you will connect the computer to the Shark Control Box using a USB cable, confirm that the SCP2 is able to communicate with the Shark Control Box, register the software, jog the gantry, load and run the test toolpath file, and update the firmware. Computer/Shark Control Box With the computer turned on, the user logged in, but without first running the CNC SCP2, and the Shark Control Box turned off, connect the USB cable to the Shark Control Box and the computer. Once the USB cable is plugged into the computer and the Shark Control Box, turn on the power to the Shark Control Box. You may see a message appear in the lower right corner of the screen in the task bar about finding new hardware. Figure 37 Found New Hardware Message If you do, a Found New Hardware Wizard will open. Select No, not at this time to the choice about connecting to Windows Update to search for the software, and click on Next. Figure 38 New Hardware Wizard Do Not Connect to Windows Update V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

37 You are then given a choice on how the Wizard will install the driver. Select Install the software automatically and click on Next. Figure 39 New Hardware Wizard Install the software automatically During the driver installation you will receive a warning dialogue click on Continue Anyway. Figure 40 Hardware Installation Warning Continue Anyway The system will report a successful installation of the driver. Click on Finish to close the window. V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

38 Figure 41 New Hardware Wizard Success After closing this window, a message will appear in the lower right hand corner of the screen in the task bar indicating that the new hardware was successfully installed and it is ready for use. Figure 42 New Hardware Installed and Ready for Use You will only see these messages and have to go through these steps once on this computer. Again, you may not have to go through any of these steps neither case is better or worse. You ll also notice that once the computer and Shark Control Box are connected via the USB cable and the Shark Control Box power is turned on, the Safely Remove Hardware icon is present in the task bar in the lower right hand corner. Figure 43 Safely Remove Hardware Icon Windows XP SP3 V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

39 You may need to expose this by clicking on the up arrows in the lower right hand corner on a Windows 7 system. Figure 44 Safely Remove Hardware Icon Windows 7 Double clicking on the Safely Remove Hardware icon will open the Safely Remove Hardware panel. Click on Properties to open the ncpod Properties Panel. You can see that the driver is working properly. Click on Ok in the ncpod Properties panel and Close in the Safely Remove Hardware panel to close them. Figure 45 Safely Remove Hardware and ncpod Properties Panels V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

40 SCP2 Registration At this point you have connected the computer to the Shark Control Box via a USB cable, and the Shark Control Box is turned on. Start the CNC SCP2 from the Start, Programs, CNC SCP2 programs group by clicking on the CNC SCP2 shortcut; or by double clicking on the CNC SCP2 shortcut you created on the desktop. The SCP2 must be registered before first use there is no 30 day trial period. A single SCP2 software license supports use with up to 3 different Shark Control Boxes (3 different Shark systems). The SCP2 registration key entry is a 2 step process. 1. Entering the control panel software registration key 2. Entering the control box registration key As the application starts for the first time, you will see a reminder to register the software. With the first use of the SCP2, a registration reminder panel will appear. Figure 46 CNC SCP2 Registration Reminder V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

41 Click OK, and the Shark Registration Key Panel will appear. Select the Enter Registration Key. Figure 47 Shark Registration Panel The Enter Registration Key panel will open. Enter the control panel software registration key you received and click on Set. Figure 48 Enter Registration Key Panel After clicking on Set, the panel will close and the SCP2 will close as well. This enables the registration key to be set. V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

42 Ensure there are no spaces between any of the alphanumeric values when entering the registration key. If copying and pasting from an , double check that there are no spaces in what you received from the NWA registration system. Start the SCP2. You will now be prompted to register the controller (Shark Control Box). Figure 49 CNC Shark Control Box Registration Confirmation Panel If you have not registered your CNC Shark, do so now by selecting the model and completing the registration process. Repeat these steps to also register the SCP2 software. This is described in detail in the registration section below. Shark owners who have already registered their system under the SCP 1.5.x control panel will have received both the SCP2 software registration key (already entered at this point) as well as the control box registration key. V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

43 If you already have both registration keys, select Enter Registration Key on the CNC Shark Registration panel. Figure 50 CNC Shark Registration Panel Enter the control box registration key and hit Set. Figure 51 Enter Registration Key Panel Contact NWA support if you have misplaced either of these registration keys. V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

44 Once you press Set, the SCP will close. Start the SCP2 again. You will not be presented with the registration reminder if the registration key was accepted. If you again see the Registration Reminder panel, send an to NWA support, including the registration key you used (that failed). SCP2 System Check The CNC SCP2 displays on the screen. Figure 52 CNC SCP2 If the Shark Control Box is not connected and powered on, you will see the message below informing you of the condition. After hitting Ok, the SCP2 will close. Connect the Shark Control Box, power it on, and start the SCP2. V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

45 Figure 53 Control Box Not Connected or Powered On at Start Up of SCP2 If you turn off the Shark Control Box or disconnect the USB cable after the SCP2 is open, the controls will gray out and become inactive. In the lower left hand corner you ll see a message Please check CNC Shark power and USB cable. This is indicating that the CNC SCP2 is currently not able to communicate to the Shark Control Box. Figure 54 Shark Control Box Not Connected or Powered On After Opening the SCP2 V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

46 Figure 55 SCP2 Connected to the Shark Control Box Note the message in the lower left corner Please load file. This indicates that the CNC SCP2 is successfully communicating with the Shark Control Box. V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

47 A comprehensive description of each of all of the CNC SCP2 s functions is found in the SCP2 section of this manual. For purposes of completing the systems check, click on the Jog tab. The Jog portion of the CNC SCP2 is now displayed. Figure 56 CNC SCP2 Jog Panel V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

Big biz tycoon free download. 48 Recalling the orientation of the X, Y and Z axis Figure 57 CNC Shark Axis Orientation Tap a direction of your choice and familiarize yourself with the movement of the Shark gantry. Confirm that the gantry moves in the desired axis direction based on the button selected. If the Shark is moving along an axis that is different than that selected, check the cabling connection at the Shark Control Box to ensure that the stepper motor cable connection is plugged into the Shark Control Box connector with the same axis label. V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

49 Run the Test Toolpath Jog the gantry to position it about 2 from the left side of the table (X), 2 from the front edge of the table (Y), and 2 above the table (Z). The Jog panel may look something like the figure below. Don t worry if the X, Y and Z numbers don t match they won t match as the gantry will start out in a slightly different position from Shark to Shark out of the box. There is no need to be exactly precise with this before running the test toolpath as long as you are within 1 of these physical locations of the gantry, the test toolpath will run fine. Figure 58 Jog Panel for Test Toolpath V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

50 Click on the XYZ0 button. This will set the X0, Y0 and Z0 to the current position of the gantry. Figure 59 Set the X0, Y0 and Z0 of the Gantry V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

51 Click on the Load G Code button. Figure 60 Load G Code V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

52 An Open dialogue box appears on the screen. Navigate to the CNC Shark folder, Samples folder, and select the square 1in.tap file. Click Open to complete the selection and close the Open dialogue box. You can also double click the file to open it as well. Figure 61 Toolpath Open Dialogue Box V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

53 At this point, the CNC SCP2 looks as shown in the figure below. If it doesn t, press on the GCode button in the Functions area of the SCP2 UI. This test toolpath will move the gantry down ( ) 1 inch in Z, then move along 4 sides of a square, and return the gantry to X0, Y0, and Z0. Note that the Run File button is now enabled (not grayed out), and that the Pause and Continue buttons remained disabled (grayed out). Figure 62 Toolpath Ready to Run The router is not needed to be turned on for this test as you can watch it trace the square. You can of course run the router but ensure that any cutter tool you have mounted is at 2 above the table when you set the Z0. Remember: You can always select the E Stop on the CNC Shark Control Panel and stop all movement of the gantry. V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

54 Click on the Run File button and the toolpath will be run on the Shark. You will be asked to press the Ok button to begin the program. If you are not ready to run the program, select Cancel. Figure 63 Run the Program Check V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

55 The program is set to a very slow feed rate, so you can watch not only the gantry moving around, but you can see the X, Y and Z locations as reported in the CNC SCP2. Also note that after hitting the Run File button, only the Pause button is enabled. If you select the Pause button, it becomes disabled and the Continue but is enabled. Figure 64 Pause Button Enabled Figure 65 Continue Button Enabled V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

56 When the toolpath is complete, the gantry stops moving, and the Load G Code, Run File, and Move to 0, 0, 0 buttons are once again enabled. Figure 66 CNC SCP2, Toolpath Completed You can exit the CNC SCP2. There are two more steps to take to complete the systems check and installation update the firmware and accessory registration. Update the Firmware Ensure that the CNC SCP2 is closed, but the Shark Control Box is powered on and connected to your computer via the USB cable. Start the CNC Shark Firmware Updater from the Start, Programs, CNC SCP2 programs group by clicking on the CNC Shark Firmware Updater. The CNC Shark Firmware Updater displays on the screen. Figure 67 CNC Shark Firmware Updater V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

57 Click on the Click here to Start Firmware 2082 Update button to start the firmware update. The CNC Shark Firmware Updater displays a status bar to indicate the progress of the firmware update. Figure 68 CNC Shark Firmware Updater Progress of Update A new window opens to indicate success. Also note that the status of the firmware update is now present in the lower left corner of the CNC Shark Firmware Updater. Click Ok on the notification window. The notification window and the CNC Shark Firmware Updater will close. Figure 69 CNC Shark Firmware Updater Success Don t be confused if the file name or version number of the Firmware Updater on the Documents web page is different than that listed in this manual. A difference in name or version number only indicates to you that a new version of the Firmware Updater is available to you. You have now successfully updated the firmware in your Shark Control Box. There is one last step to complete the systems check and installation register any of the additional accessories you ve purchased touch plate, touch probe, other future accessories. V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

58 CNC SCP2 and Accessory Registration Registering the software and Shark accessories is a component of Next Wave Automation s commitment to improving the product and support. Unlike the SCP 1.x, the SCP2 requires that the registration key be entered before it is fully functional. This registration process will also be used to enable users quick access to future accessories offered. There are 3 ways you can register your Shark SCP 2 or Shark accessory If the computer that is connected to the Shark Control Box via the usb cable is in a network (has access to the internet), you can submit the form from the Control Panel. If the computer that is connected to the Shark Control Box via the usb cable is in a network (has access to the internet), you can immediately submit the form from the Control Panel using your default application You can complete the registration form and then save a file to disk, and the file to In all cases, you will receive an , at the address you entered while registering, with a SCP2 registration code. That registration code can be used with on any computer/scp2 system that is connected to the Shark Control Box at the time the registration form was completed and submitted. The same Shark accessory registration key can be used in both the SCP 1.x and SCP2. There is no need to submit a second registration request. V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

59 SCP2 Registration (New Purchase) With a new Shark purchase, the registration steps will be performed two times once to register the Shark CNC machine, and once to register the SCP2 software. When you start the SCP2, and it is not registered, a message will appear asking you if you want to register the SCP2. Select OK to open the CNC Shark Registration panel. Figure 70 Control Panel Registration Notice at Start Up The CNC Shark Registration Panel will open. Select the CNC Shark model to continue with the registration process. Figure 71 CNC Shark Registration Panel Select Model V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

60 When you select a Shark CNC machine to register, the first of three registration panels will open. Any entry that is required is annotated with a red asterisk. In the first panel, you must enter the address you want the registration key sent to. Figure 72 Shark CNC Machine Registration Panel 1 You must fill in all of the items with a red asterisk. If you don t, when you hit Next, an error message will appear prompting you to complete the form and try again. Also note that at this point the panel title bar is indicating the Shark CNC Machine you selected to register. Be sure to use the address that you want to receive the registration key. V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

61 When you select Next the Owner and Location information panel opens. You must fill in all of the items with a red asterisk. If you don t, when you hit Next, an error message will appear prompting you to complete the form and try again. Figure 73 Registration Owner Name and Address Information V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

62 When you select Next you are asked how you want to submit the registration. If the computer you are using is connected to the internet, and you want to submit the Registration directly to the Next Wave Automation server, select Submit. If the computer you are using is connected to the internet, and you want to the Registration file, select Registration to Next Wave. This will open up your default application and create an message. You can add any text you desire and hit Send. If the computer you are working on is not connected to the internet, select the Save Registration Info to Local File. This will open up a file save dialogue box. Save the file to a location you will remember. You ll then that file to as an attachment. You will receive a registration key in the . Figure 74 Registration Submission V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

63 Shark Accessory Registration You can open the registration wizard from the SCP2 to register your accessories. With the SCP2 open, the Shark Control Box turned on, and a good connection established between the SCP2 and the Shark Control Box (indicated by the Please Load File in the lower left corner of the SCP2) click on Help. Select Register your Next Wave Accessory. Figure 75 Register your Next Wave Accessory Panel If the computer is not connected to the Shark Control Box and/or the Shark Control Box does not have power, you will see the message below. Figure 76 Not Connected to the Control Box You must connect the Shark Control Box and turn it on. Then repeat the process to open the Registration wizard. This will open the CNC Shark Product Registration panel. Select the Shark accessory you want to register. V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

64 Figure 77 Shark Accessory Registration Selection When you select an accessory to register, the first of three registration panels will open. Any entry that is required is annotated with a red asterisk. V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

65 In the first panel, you must enter the serial number and address you want the registration key sent to. In all cases, the accessory s serial number was included in the shipment of that accessory. If you ve misplaced this serial number, contact NWA at Figure 78 Shark Accessory Registration Panel 1 You must fill in all of the items with a red asterisk. If you don t, when you hit Next, an error message will appear prompting you to complete the form and try again. Also note that at this point the panel title bar is indicating the Shark accessory you selected to register. Be sure to use the address that you want to receive the registration key. Scan probes and touch plates are now shipped with a serial number identified in the packaging. If you are a current owner of a scan probe, or a new owner and did not receive this information, send an to to obtain one. V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

66 When you select Next the Owner and Location information panel opens. You must fill in all of the items with a red asterisk. If you don t, when you hit Next, an error message will appear prompting you to complete the form and try again. Figure 79 Registration Owner Name and Address Information V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

67 When you select Next you are asked how you want to submit the registration. If the computer you are using is connected to the internet, and you want to submit the Registration directly to the Next Wave Automation server, select Submit. If the computer you are using is connected to the internet, and you want to the Registration file, select Registration to Next Wave. This will open up your default application and create an message. You can add any text you desire and hit Send. If the computer you are working on is not connected to the internet, select the Save Registration Info to Local File. This will open up a file save dialogue box. Save the file to a location you will remember. You ll then that file to as an attachment. Figure 80 Registration Submission V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

68 You will receive a registration key in the . To enter this, click on Help, then Enter Registration Key. Figure 81 Enter Registration Key Tool This will open the Enter Registration Key panel. Enter in the Registration Key you received in the , and click on the Set button. Figure 82 Enter Registration Key Panel Your Shark accessory is now registered for use with your Shark Control Box. You must register the touch plate accessory in order for the SCP2 s virtual table and detect touch plate behaviors to work. You must register the touch probe accessory in order to gain access to the scan behavior to work. V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

69 You can check to see the registration information for your SCP2 setup by going to Help, and select Registration Information. Figure 83 Registration Information Tool This will open the Registration Information panel. This displays all registration codes that you have entered. Figure 84 Registration Information Panel V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

70 You must submit a registration request for your Shark machine and each accessory. For example, if you want to register the Shark Touch Plate and the Shark Scan Probe, you would perform the registration process twice. In this case, you would receive 2 separate registration numbers to enter and thus complete the registration/licensing process. As new features are added, you would submit a registration for the new feature purchased, receive the registration code via , and enter that registration code to complete registration of the feature. Remember that the address you submit will be the one where the registration code is sent. You can use the same accessory registration key with both the SCP 1.x and SCP2 with the same Shark Control Box. There is no need to request a second registration key for use. V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

71 CNC SCP2 The CNC SCP2 is used to control the CNC Shark. It does this by sending instructions to the Shark Control Box via the USB cable. These instructions include a toolpath, commands to move or jog the gantry, set the cutter tool X, Y and Z zero, running a toolpath (job), pausing the job, continuing the job, and stopping the job. Control Panel Layout The CNC SCP2 s layout has 12 distinct areas: Figure 85 CNC SCP2 Layout 1. A toolbar in the upper left corner 2. A Part Coordinates panel on the left side of the user interface (UI) 3. Common Tasks before running the job section on the left side below the Tool Coordinates panel. 4. Virtual Setup controls (only present if the Shark touch plate accessory is registered) below the Common Tasks area on the left side of the UI. 5. NWA announcements (functions if the computer is in network) in the lower left corner, and above the Control Box status indication. 6. A Control Box status indication in the lower left hand corner of the UI. 7. A 2D display of the toolpaths loaded. 8. Run Tasks buttons that are used to start the job and while the job is running. Immediately underneath the 2D Display area of the UI. 9. Total Time indicator along the bottom of the UI. 10. Units in use indicator along the bottom of the UI. V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

72 11. Probe port status along the bottom of the UI. 12. Functions panel on the right side of the UI. The GCode and Jog functions are always present. The Scan function is present if the Shark touch probe accessory is registered. The Virtual function is present if the Shark touch plate accessory is registered. E Stop The E STOP control (Emergency Stop) is one of 2 methods to shut down any gantry movements. The first method is to use SCP2 from the E Stop buttons found in the SCP2 UI or using the default Hot Key <CTRL> + E. With the SCP2, there are 2 E Stop software buttons one in the Run tasks section of the UI and a second one that can be displayed by selecting View, Button Panel from the toolbar. In the case of the CNC Shark Pro Plus and CNC Shark Pro Plus HD models where the router is also plugged into the Shark Control Box, clicking the E STOP will also shut off the router. EMERGENCY STOP 2 nd Method The other method you have available to quickly stop the Shark from running is: CNC Shark and Shark Pro Stopping power by switching off the power strip that the Shark Power Supply and router are plugged into. CNC Shark Pro Plus and Shark Pro Plus HD Engaging the red E STOP button on the enhanced Shark Control Box. Whenever you use the E STOP, you should ensure that you use the Jog Panel to raise the cutter tool Z to a positive value before using the Move to 0, 0, 0 control button in the File Control panel to move the cutter tool back to the XYZ0 position. This will ensure that the tool doesn t drag itself over the material or into a clamp while moving back to XYZ0. Toolbar The toolbar has four components File, View, Help and Info. Figure 86 SCP2 Toolbar V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

73 File Tools The File tools enable you to load g code (a tap file), set Preferences, initiate the virtual setup (if touch plate accessory is registered, and exit the SCP2. Figure 87 File Toolbar Tasks Load G Code When you select this tool, a file open panel appears. Navigate to the location of the tap file on disk, select it and press the Open button. Figure 88 Selecting tap file From the Load G Code Tool V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

74 A panel will display on the SCP2 while the G Code is loading, and will remain until the load is complete. Figure 89 Tap File Loading Once the tap file is loaded, the G Code will be displayed in the GCode Functions panel on the right side of the UI. Figure 90 Tap File Loaded in SCP2 You can also load a tap file using the Load G Code button from the Common Tasks area of the UI. V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

75 Preferences Tool The Preferences tool enables you to establish some default parameters in the SCP2. Selecting the Preferences tool opens the Preferences panel. You will find 2 or 3 tabs General, Hot Keys, and Virtual (if the touch plate accessory is registered). Figure 91 Preferences Panel General Tab Preferences General Tab The General tab has several parameters that you can set to control certain behaviors of the SCP2. Default Step Value you can set a value that you want the Step function in the Jog panel to start out with first use. Default Unit Size you can choose either Inches or Millimeters as the default unit of measurement used by the SCP2. This will be over ridden if the tap file you load is using a different unit of measurement. V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

76 Border Size this sets the border distance from the edges of the material that the setup virtual operation will use when checking the height of the material. This enables you to account for any clamps you may have positioned around the edge of the material. Safe Height Up this sets the height at which the SCP2 will raise the tool prior to making any lateral moves when responding to SCP2 commands Detect Touch Plate and Move to 0, 0, 0. Touch Plate Thickness Enter the touch plate thickness the default value is Check for new version on start if checked, the SCP2 will check to see if a new version of the SCP2 software is available. This function requires a network connection. Make the desired entries and hit Ok to set the preferences and close the panel. Preferences Hot Keys Tab The SCP2 provides a large number of Hot Keys, and also gives you the ability to change them. The Hot Keys available and the default setting are shown in the table below. Figure 92 Preferences Panel Hot Keys Tab V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

77 SCP2 Function Default Setting (Key Set 1) Jog X+ Num 6 Jog X Num 4 Jog Y+ Num 8 Jog Y Num 2 Jog Z+ Num 9 Jog Z Num 3 Jog A+ Num 9 Jog A Num 3 Jog Speed + Num 7 Jog Speed Num 1 Step + Num + Step Num Move to 0, 0, 0 Num 5 Load G Code Ctrl + L Detect Touch Plate Ctrl + D Run File Ctrl + R Pause Ctrl + P Continue Ctrl + C E Stop Ctrl + E Increase FRO None Decrease FRO None Zero X None Zero Y None Zero Z None Set XYZ as 0,0,0 None Figure 93 Hot Key Functions and Default Settings Make any changes by entering in the desired value in the Key Set 2 column. Place the cursor over the box you want to make the entry in and left click. At that point: Press and hold the <CTRL> key and then tap the letter or number you want to use to create a shortcut using the <CTRL> key. Press and hold the <ALT> key and then tap the letter or number you want to use to create a shortcut using the <ALT> key. With the number lock off, press any key on the keypad to establish a shortcut using the numeric keypad on your keyboard (Num 5 for example) Press the backspace key to set the entry to None Make the desired entries and hit Ok to set the preferences and close the panel. V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

78 Preferences Virtual Tab When you run the setup virtual operation, the readings are saved as a preference. Everytime you run the setup virtual operation, the existing readings are cleared and the new ones are stored. If a set of readings are recorded, when you run the setup virtual operation, you can choose to use the existing readings. From the Virtual tab you can clear the readings. The Load Readings button only refreshes the display of the current readings stored. Figure 94 Preferences Virtual Tab Setup Virtual Tool If a tap file is loaded, you can start a virtual setup process from the toolbar. If a tap file is not loaded, you will receive a notice panel indicating that a tap file must be loaded before proceeding with the virtual setup. The Function panel section of the UI will change to the Virtual mode if it is not already displayed. V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

79 Exit Tool You can use this tool to exit the SCP2. The Close Control Panel will be presented. Press Yes to close the SCP2. Figure 95 Close Control Panel? V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

80 View Tools The View tools influence different display aspects of the SCP2. Figure 96 View Tools Button Panel Tool When you select this tool, the Button Panel is displayed on the screen. The Button Panel serves as an alternate choice for display of and access to the Continue, Pause and E Stop buttons. The Button Display panel will always display on top of the SCP2 UI, and can be moved to the desired location on the screen. You can close the Button Panel by left clicking on the X in the upper right hand corner of the panel. Figure 97 Button Panel V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

81 Grid Lines Tool You can turn on and off the display of grid lines on the 2D display. Select this tool to turn them on. Select it again to turn the grid line display off. Figure 98 Grid Lines Turned on in 2D Display V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

82 View Virtual GCode This tool opens a separate window that displays the Virtual GCode. This code is generated by the SCP2 as the last step in a setup virtual operation. This panel can be positioned as desired on the screen, and will refresh when a new tap file and the virtual setup for that file is completed. Click on the Close button or the X in the upper right hand corner of the panel to close the Virtual GCode panel. Figure 99 Virtual GCode Panel Displayed V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

83 Help Tools The Help tool enables you to check the version of the CNC SCP2 you are using, open the SCP2 manual, and to Register your CNC Shark with Next Wave Automation. Figure 100 Help Tool Tasks About Tool When you click on the About button, a window pops up with information about the version of the CNC SCP2, the identification number and model number of the Shark Control Box you are using, and has URLs that you can click on that will open a web browser to the Next Wave Automation site, and the Next Wave Automation Store. The window will also indicate if the software has been registered or not. Figure 101 CNC SCP2 About Screen Registered Control Panel Help Tool This tool will open the SCP2 Manual that was installed on your computer in pdf format in the pdf viewer you have installed on the computer. If no pdf viewer software is installed, this will fail and an error message about not finding an application to open the file will be posted on the screen. V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

84 Check for Software Updates Tool You can select the Check for Software Updates tool to see if a new version of software is available. This requires that the computer is connected to a network (has internet access). A message box will appear indicating whether your software is current or not. If it is not current, a link will be provided that you can click on. This will open your default web browser at the Next Wave Automation Downloads page. Click Ok to close the message box. Figure 102 Version Check Panel Registration Tools The registration tasks Register your Next Wave Machine, Register your Next Wave Accessory, Enter Registration Key, and Registration Information are described in a previous section to this manual. Info Tools The Info Tools provide access while using the SCP2 to release notes, NWA announcements, and Shark CNC machine, SCP2 and Shark accessory registration information. Figure 103 Info Tool Tasks View Release Notes Tool The Release Notes panel is displayed when this tool is selected. These release notes contain an abbreviated set of information on the changes associated with each release of the SCP2. Next Wave Announcements Tool The Next Wave Announcements panel is displayed when this tool is selected. V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

85 Registration Information Tool The Registration Information Panel is displayed when this tool is selected. The registration keys for the Shark Control Box, SCP2 software, and all Shark accessories that have been registered is displayed in this panel. Figure 104 Registration Information Panel V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

86 Part Coordinates Panel The Part Coordinates panel indicates the location of the cutter tool from the Shark Control Box perspective. It is also used to set the axis zero. Figure 105 Part Coordinates Panel As the gantry moves around, the values for the X, Y and Z axis report their location with regard to the X0, Y0 and Z0. It also indicates the unit of measure the part coordinates are in. The units of measure are either Inches or Millimeters. You can change the units of measure the part coordinates are displayed in from the File, Preferences tool, in the General tab. The units of measure setting does not control the settings in the toolpath file (tap file). The units in the tap file are set by the post processor chosen when creating the tap file in VCarve Pro. As part of the process to machine a part, you will set the X0, Y0, Z0 of the tool with regard to the material before you start the job (Run File). This X0,Y0, Z0 location with regard to the material is defined in the VCarve project. For CNC Shark users, the Z0 is always the top of the material. The default setting for X0 and Y0 in VCarve is the lower left hand corner of the material. You can choose any corner, or the center of the material as well. It is recommended that you use the lower left hand corner for X0 and Y0 as it is the most common, easiest to understand, and easiest to remember. Whatever location relative to the material you choose to use, you must know what it is for the toolpath you are about to load and run. V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

87 You do not need to have the cutter tool positioned at all three axes zero position to set the zero for an individual axis. For example, you may need to reset the Z0 for the next job as the material is a different thickness, and you re using a jig to position the material in the same spot from job to job and after checking, the X0 and Y0 remain true. Using the Jog panel, you move the cutter tool to the desired position in Z. When it is set in the Z0 location, click on the Z0 button to set the Z0 position in the Part Coordinates panel. In some instances particularly working with irregularly shaped material, you will move the cutter to a known location on the material. You will then use the Set tool to establish the part coordinate(s) for that location. After jogging the cutter to the desired location, left click on Set to open the Set Coordinates Panel. Enter in the appropriate values and hit the Set button to set these values as the part coordinates. Figure 106 Set Coordinates Panel V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

88 Figure 107 Part Coordinates After Use of Set Coordinates Common Tasks The Common Tasks area of the SCP2 UI include FRO (feed rate over ride), Load G Code, Move to 0,0,0, and Detect Touch Plate. Figure 108 Common Tasks Area of the SCP2 UI FRO (Feed Rate Over ride) The Feed Rate Over ride (FRO) slider controls the Shark Control Box s handling of the feed rate that is set in the toolpath (tap) file. For example, if the feed rate in the toolpath is 100 ipm, and you need to slow that down as you are now working with a different material that requires a V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

89 slower feed rate, you can use the FRO slider to run at 75% which would result in the toolpath feed rate of 75 imp. This would enable you to use the existing toolpath (tap) file for cutting different material types and densities without going back to VCarve Pro, changing settings, and regenerating a new toolpath (tap) file. You can also adjust the FRO while a job is running. The FRO setting does not influence the speeds selected from the Jog function panel while jogging the gantry. Load G Code The Load G Code button enables you to load a tap file. Click on the Load G Code button. Figure 109 Common Tasks Area of the UI Load G Code V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

90 An Open dialogue box appears on the screen. Navigate to the CNC Shark folder, Samples folder, and select the square 1in.tap file. Click Open to complete the selection and close the Open dialogue box. You can also double click the file to open it as well. Figure 110 Toolpath Open Dialogue Box V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

91 Note that all of the Common Task and Run Task control buttons are disabled (grayed out) while the toolpath file is loading. Figure 111 Common Task and Run Task Buttons Grayed Out While File Loading A panel will display on the SCP2 while the G Code is loading, and will remain until the load is complete. Figure 112 Tap File Loading V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

92 Also note that the Control Panel Status bar is indicating the progress of the toolpath loading. Figure 113 Control Panel Status During Load G Code Operation Once the tap file is loaded, the CNC SCP2 looks as shown in the figure below. If it doesn t, press on the GCode button in the Functions area of the SCP2 UI. Note that the Run File button is now enabled (not grayed out), and that the Pause and Continue buttons remained disabled (grayed out). Figure 114 Tap File Loaded in SCP2 V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

93 Move to 0, 0, 0 This control is used to move the cutter tool to the current X0, Y0, Z0 position. This control is disabled (grayed out) when a toolpath (tap) file is loaded, and when a job is running. The gantry will move in a direct line from where it is currently located to the XYZ0 location. Be mindful that when you use this command, the gantry will move in a direct line to the XYZ0. If you ve stopped the job at a spot where the tool is lower than the top of the material, you may find that the tool is running into the material during this move. In this case, you should use the Jog command to raise the tool to a reasonable distance above the material before using the Move to 0, 0, 0 command. Likewise, you may find that from the current position of the tool, this direct line will run the tool into a clamp or jig component that otherwise would not have been run into while running the job. Detect Touch Plate This is the function you use in conjunction with the Shark touch plate accessory to determine the Z0 for the top of the material. This button will only be present in the SCP2 if the touch plate accessory is registered. After installing the desired cutter in the router, position the gantry over the material at the location you want to use to determine the position of the top of the material (Z0). The cutter should be high enough above the material to enable you to position the touch plate under the cutter. Place the touch plate below the cutter on the material, and attach the magnet component of the touch plate accessory to the router collet. The Touch Plate Test panel will display when the Detect Touch Plate operation is started. Move the touch plate to touch the cutter. If the green Success! text appears in this panel, set the touch plate back into the desired position, and hit Close. V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

94 Figure 115 Detect Touch Plate Operation Touch Plate Test Panel There is one last confirmation panel presented before the actual Detect Touch Plate operation begins. If the touch plate is in the correct position, and it successfully passed the Touch Plate Test, click on the Yes button to begin the operation. The gantry will start to move in a downward Z direction until the cutter makes contact with the touch plate. It will then retract to a distance above the touch plate of the Safe Height Up + the thickness of the touch plate. Both of these values are set in the Preferences, General tab. If you are not ready to proceed with the operation, select No. This will cancel the Detect Touch Plate operation. Figure 116 Detect Touch Plate Operation Final Confirmation V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

95 Once it has made contact with the touch plate and the gantry has moved up, you will be prompted to remove the touch plate from the table area. Detach the magnet component from the router collet, and move the touch plate accessory off of the table area. Click OK to clear the panel. Figure 117 Detect Touch Plate Operation Remove the Touch Plate Panel Virtual Setup Controls The use of these controls is covered in the Virtual Functions Panel section later in this manual. Figure 118 Virtual Setup Controls in the SCP2 UI Next Wave Automation Announcements Announcements from Next Wave Automation are displayed in the lower left corner of the SCP2 UI, immediately above the Control Box status indication. The display of these announcements requires a network connection. If there is no network connection, the last known announcements will be displayed in this area or the area will be blank. Figure 119 NWA Announcments Area of the SCP2 UI V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

96 Control Box Status The Control Box Status indicates the state of the Shark Control Box, and is located in the lower left hand corner of the SCP2 UI. There are 6 messages presented in the Status: Please check CNC Shark power and USB cable Indicates no communication with the Shark Control Box. Ensure that the Shark Control Box power is on and the USB cable is plugged into both the computer and the Shark Control Box. Please Load File Present upon opening the CNC SCP2. Indicates good communication with the Shark Control Box and that the Shark Control Box is ready for a toolpath file to be loaded. Compiling line [number] ([number]% of [total number of lines in the tap file]) hh:mm:ss [estimated total run time at that point in the compiling process] Appears after a toolpath (tap file) has been loaded and while the Shark Control Box is compiling the code for use. This message clears when the tap file is compiled. Provides the status of which line in the tap file is currently being compiled, a percentage of the compilation complete based on the total number of lines in the tap file, and the estimated time it will take to run the toolpath up to that point in the compilation. Figure 120 Status Box Compiling Line Example CNC Shark is connected and operational Present after loading a toolpath (tap file) the first time, and every time thereafter in a given session after a toolpath (tap file) has been successfully loaded and is ready for use. Indicates good communication with the Shark Control Box, and that a toolpath is loaded and ready to run. Running line [number] of [total number of lines in the tap file] ([number]% complete) Present while job is running. Provides the status of which line in the tap file is being executed, how many total lines of g code are in the tap file, and a percentage of lines completed. Figure 121 Status Box Running Line Example Compiling vtemp.tap line [number] ([number]% of [total number of lines in the tap file]) hh:mm:ss [estimated total run time at that point of the compiling process] Present at the end of the virtual setup V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

97 2D Display Area The 2D Display Area displays the toolpath currently loaded in the SCP2. The display area will resize to enable the entire project area to be displayed. There is currently no zoom or pan functionality available however that is a planned for future enhancement. The green lines represent the current location of the gantry in X and Y in relation to the tap file as long as the X0 and Y0 locations were properly set with regard to the material and the project s origin. You can also turn on the display of a grid from the View, Grid Lines tool in the toolbar. Figure 122 2D Display Area of the SCP2 UI V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

98 Run Tasks The Run Tasks consist of Run File, Pause, Continue, and E Stop. These controls are located immediately underneath the 2D Display Area of the SCP2 UI. Figure 123 Run Tasks Area of the SCP2 UI Run File The Run File starts the job. Prior to this, you should have established the correct XYZ0 location for you material and based on the project origin. Click on the Run File control button to start the job. You will be asked to press the Ok button to begin the program. If you are not ready to run the program, select Cancel. Figure 124 Run File Confirm Panel V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

99 While the job is running, all of the Common Tasks, Virtual Setup, and Run Tasks buttons but the Pause, FRO and E Stop are disabled (grayed out). The E Stop button is always available for use. You can adjust the FRO at any time while the job is running. Click on the Pause button to momentarily stop the job from running. The router will continue to run. Note that the Control Box Status is presenting information on the current tap file line and job completion percentage. The Total Time indicator is now calculating the total time the Shark has been running a job this session. Also note that the cutter tool s position relative to XYZ0 is posted in the Part Coordinates panel as the job runs. Figure 125 Pause the Job When the job is paused, the only Run Tasks buttons enabled (not grayed out) are the Continue and FRO. Click on the Continue button when you are ready to proceed with the job from the point that you paused it. V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

100 Figure 126 Continue the Job When a job is finished, the Shark returns the cutter tool to a position set by the VCarve Pro project, and thus incorporated into the toolpath (tap) file. The default job end position is X0, Y0, Z0.8. Figure 127 CNC SCP2 at the End of the Job V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

101 At this point, the job is complete. You can place a new piece of material on the table and run the job again, load a new toolpath (tap) file and run it, or close the CNC SCP2. Total Time Indicator The Total Time Indicator indicates the total amount of time that has occurred since the job was began (Run File). It is located in the center along the bottom of the SCP2 UI. Figure 128 Total Time Indicator in the SCP2 UI Units in Use Indicator The Units in Use Indicator indicates whether inches or millimeters are currently the units of measurement in use for the Part Coordinates. Again, if you load a tap file that is using a different unit of measurement, the SCP2 will notify you of that, and set the units of measurement to match that of the tap file. The Units in Use Indicator is located to the right of the Total Time Indicator along the bottom of the SCP2 UI. Figure 129 Units in Use Indicator in the SCP2 UI V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

102 Probe Port Status The Probe Port Status indicates whether the SCP2 is looking at the input from the 1/8 jack on the back of the Shark Control Box. Either the Shark Touch Plate or Scan Probe can be plugged into this port. If the touch plate accessory is registered, this will always indicate Probe Activated. If only the scan probe accessory is registered, this will indicate Probe Active only when the Scan Function panel is open, and the scan probe is in contact with the item being scanned. Figure 130 Probe Port Status in the SCP2 UI V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

103 Functions Panel The functions available for use from the Functions Panel are the GCode, Jog, Virtual and Scan. You display the desired function by left clicking on the function name. The Virtual function is displayed if the Shark touch plate accessory is registered. The Scan function is displayed if the Shark scan probe accessory is registered. If a tap file is loaded, the name of the tap file and the material size will be displayed about the Function selection buttons. GCode Function Panel The GCode Function Panel displays the g code from the tap file. As the job runs, the display will scroll down the file contents. You can also use the sliders along the side and bottom to change the display of the panel. Figure 131 GCode Function Panel V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

104 Jog Functions Panel The Jog Control Panel enables you to move jog the gantry along any of the 3 axes. You typically use the Jog Controls to move the gantry to: Move the cutter tool to the toolpath s X0, Y0, Z0 and set the XYZ0. Move the gantry to a position on the table to enable material placement and clamping or removal from the table Figure 132 Jog Functions Panel Click on any of the X, Y or Z plus or minus buttons to move the gantry along the desired axis and direction. The speed of movement is influenced by the jog speed settings along the top side of the Jog Functions Panel Fast, Medium, and Slow. V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

105 If you need large movements of the gantry to be performed quickly, select Medium or Fast. The amount of gantry movement for each click on the axis button will increase. If you need very small amounts of movement, select Slow. The FRO has no impact on these 3 speed settings. To perform very controlled moves of the gantry, select Step, and set the distance in the box immediately underneath the Step control. Use the + and buttons to change the step increments. The step increment size is influenced by the units of measurement currently selected. The upper and lower increment step sizes are shown in the table below. Units of Measure Step Range Limit Largest Increment Smallest Increment Inches Millimeters Figure 133 Step Increment Size Range The default Step value that will be displayed in the Jog functions panel at the start of a given SCP2 session is set from the File, Preferences tool, in the General tab. Regardless of the Step value you may have entered prior to exiting the SCP2, the default Step value will be set when you next open the SCP2. You can use the Step value that is set by using the +/ buttons, or you can enter a specific value by clicking on the box to the left of the +/ buttons. The value you type in must be within the largest and smallest allowable value (for the units you are using). For example, if you ve set the measurement units to inches, you can enter a value of and the gantry will move inches in the direction you select. As you are able to manually enter a numeric value in the Step function, you can easily enter a value that may result in an undesirable outcome. For example, if you entered 50, and then jogged along any axis, you would exceed the limit of gantry movement. Entering a very small value is also possible, but with no possible undesirable outcome beyond a sore finger. When you are in Step mode, the only function available while the gantry is executing the Step move is E STOP. You must wait until the Step move is completed until you can send another Step move to the Shark. V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

106 Virtual Functions Panel Summary of Virtual Zero Functionality The VZ functionality of the SCP2 enables you to account for inconsistencies in material thickness and slight warping of the material. The VZ functionality can also help account for some inaccuracies in Shark machine setup (setting on a surface that is not flat for example). The VZ workflow consists of: Loading the G Code (tap file) Choosing to setup the Virtual Determining the z values at the 5 points (using the touch plate) SCP generates the Virtual GCode The Virtual Zero assesses the Z (height) values at each of the 5 locations, and creates a linear grid representing the virtual surface of the material based on the 5 Z values. It then examines the X,Y,Z values found in the toolpath (tap) file, assesses the virtual surface, calculates a new Z value for that point, and creates the Virtual GCode file that will be used by the Shark Control Box when the job is run. The Z assessment always considers the Z value found in the VCarve/Aspire project s origin (X/Y Datum) of the material as the Z0 for the virtual surface. The process assesses the Z value in the virtual surface, and adjusts the Z height from the toolpath placing the new values in the Virtual GCode file. A detailed discussion and supporting illustrations can be found in the Virtual Zero section of this manual. Setup Virtual Workflow You must first establish the VZ (the top of the material surface). This can be triggered by: Clicking on the Enable Virtual checkbox in the Virtual Setup Controls area of the SCP2 UI prior to loading a tap file. Left clicking on the Setup Virtual button in the Virtual Setup Controls area of the SCP2 UI after loading a tap file. Left clicking on Start in the Virtual Functions Panel. Regardless of the tap file s project origin, the detect touch plate process for each of the five points begins in the lower left hand corner of the material. You must position the gantry in the lower left corner of the material, with the cutter at a height (Z) greater than the material thickness + touch plate thickness at a minimum. There is no need to measure this distance. As long as the cutter is positioned above the touch plate resting on the top of the material, you are ready to begin the setup virtual function. There is no requirement to establish Z0 of the material prior to running the virtual setup. V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

107 Figure 134 Virtual Setup Controls Area of the SCP2 UI Figure 135 Virtual Function Panel V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

108 Regardless of which of the 3 different methods you can use to trigger the start of the Virtual Setup function, a Confirm panel is displayed. Select Yes to continue the virtual setup. Figure 136 Virtual Setup Confirm Panel The gantry will rise to a position that is the sum of the Safe Height Up and the Touch Plate Thickness from the Preferences, General tab. The Touch Plate Test panel will then be displayed. With the touch plate magnet attached to the router collect, move the touch plate in contact with the cutter to ensure that the touch plate is being detected prior to continuing with the virtual setup. Figure 137 Touch Plate Test Success At any point during the virtual setup, you can use any of the E Stop buttons/methods to stop the gantry movement. V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

109 When you select Close, the Virtual Measurements panel is displayed. Ensure that the touch plate is in the correct position, and select Yes. Figure 138 Virtual Measurements Confirmation Panel The gantry will move down in Z until the cutter comes in contact with the touch plate. The gantry will then rise to a position that is the sum of the Safe Height Up and the Touch Plate Thickness from the Preferences, General tab. The SCP will display a panel to prompt you to remove the touch plate magnet from the router collet. It is doing this as the next step in the virtual setup is to move the gantry to the X/Y of the next material surface point to collect. You do not want the collet to drag the touch plate accessory by the magnet. Figure 139 Remove the Touch Plate Panel Once the gantry has finished the move to the next material surface point to collect, the Virtual Measurements Confirmation Panel will be presented. Ensure that the touch plate is in the correct position and that the magnet is attached to the router collet. Select Yes to collect the Z value. V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

110 Figure 140 SCP2 UI First Point Assessed Virtual Setup Function The gantry will again move down in Z until the cutter comes in contact with the touch plate. The gantry will then rise to a position that is the sum of the Safe Height Up and the Touch Plate Thickness from the Preferences, General tab. The SCP will again display a panel to prompt you to remove the touch plate magnet from the router collet. Repeat this for the remaining points. When the virtual setup has collected the Z value for each of the 5 points, it will return the gantry to the tap file s project origin X0/Y0, with a Z value corresponding to the SCP2 s Safe Height Up. V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

111 The last step the virtual setup will perform is to generate the Virtual GCode file. After the last point is collected, you will see an indication that the Virtual GCode file is being generated in the Control Box Status area of the SCP2 UI (along the bottom in the lower left corner). Figure 141 Control Box Status Compiling the Virtual GCode File You will see in the display of the VZ values in the Virtual Functions Panel that the point located at the tap file s project origin has a Z value of The remaining 4 points have a Z value relative to the project origin s based on the Z value found at each of these points during the virtual setup. Figure 142 Virtual Function Panel Display After Virtual Setup Performed V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

112 You can also choose to display the Virtual GCode panel (View, Virtual GCode tool). The SCP2 will scroll through the Virtual GCode file while the job is running. Figure 143 Virtual GCode Panel Displayed Use Existing Virtual Setup Readings The SCP2 supports the use of the existing virtual readings for a second run of a given tap file, or even a new tap file. When you load a tap file after performing the virtual setup, or select Setup Virtual from the Virtual Controls area of the SCP2 UI, or Start from the Virtual Functions Panel, you will be prompted (as before) with a confirmation panel. Figure 144 Setup Virtual Confirmation Panel V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

113 Because a set of virtual readings exist and are saved for a given SCP2 session, you will next be asked if you want to use the existing virtual settings. If you select Yes, the existing virtual readings will be used to generate the Virtual GCode file. Figure 145 Use Existing Virtual Readings Panel If you select No, the setup virtual function will run in the same manner as if it was the first setup virtual performed (and described above). V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

114 Virtual Zero The Virtual Zero (VZ) functionality of the SCP2 enables you to account for inconsistencies in material thickness and slight warping of the material. The VZ functionality can also help account for some inaccuracies in Shark machine setup (setting on a surface that is not flat for example). The VZ workflow consists of: Loading the G Code (tap file) Choosing to setup the Virtual Determining the z values at the 5 points (using the touch plate) SCP generates the Virtual GCode The Virtual Zero assesses the Z (height) values at each of the 5 locations, and creates a linear grid representing the virtual surface of the material based on the 5 Z values. It then examines the X,Y,Z values found in the toolpath (tap) file, assesses the virtual surface, calculates a new Z value for that point, and creates the Virtual GCode file that will be used by the Shark Control Box when the job is run. The Z assessment always considers the Z value found in the VCarve/Aspire project s origin (X/Y Datum) of the material as the Z0 for the virtual surface. The process assesses the Z value in the virtual surface, and adjusts the Z height from the toolpath placing the new values in the Virtual GCode file. To illustrate this, imagine an 8 x 8 x 1 material piece. This material piece is deliberately malformed in a manner that one edge has a thickness of 0.25, the opposite edge has a thickness of 0.5, and in the exact center the thickness is 1. The project origin is the lower left corner of the material. The cutter was set to the project origin prior to starting the setup virtual process. This makes the resulting Z values easier to understand while reading through the following discussion. While this is an extreme example, it will help illustrate how the VZ performs the calculations and generates the resulting Virtual GCode file. V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

115 The material would look something like this: Figure 146 Virtual Zero Illustration Material V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

116 After performing a virtual setup, the SCP2 would have recorded values at each of the 4 corners and the center of the material. Figure 147 After Virtual Setup Recall that the Z assessment always considers the Z value found in the project origin of the material as the Z0 for the virtual surface. Because for this discussion we established the cutter Z0 prior to running the virtual setup, the two Z values found for the lower and upper left hand side of the material are The two Z values found for the lower and upper right hand side of the material are higher (positive direction). The z value for the center of the material is higher. Each case s outcome figure is computer generated. As the top of material surface was exaggerated to assist in a quicker understanding of the Virtual Zero functionality and behavior and the picture used is much clearer Aspire was used to generate the figures used in the following discussion. V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

117 Virtual Zero Case 1 In this case, a simple square vector is created along the exact edge of the material. A profile toolpath, set to on the vector and a depth of cut of 0.1 is created. Figure 148 Case 1 Vector 4 Vertices Note that the vector has a total of 4 vertices. The lower left corner point has a top of material height z = So the virtual surface Z0 is The cut depth on the toolpath is Virtual Z (material surface height) Difference from Virtual Z0 Virtual GCode Z (height of cutter) Figure 149 Case 1 Virtual Zero Calculations The Virtual GCode results in the tool cutting to the depth of in the material, despite the irregular surface of the material. V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

118 Figure 150 Case 1 Toolpath Run on Irregular Material Surface From the SCP2 interface, with the Virtual GCode displayed, you can see the outcome. Figure 151 Case 1 Virtual GCode and Original Tapfile V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

119 Virtual Zero Case 2 In this case, a simple linear vector is created along from one corner to the cross corner of the material. A profile toolpath, set to on the vector and a depth of cut of 0.1 is created. Figure 152 Case 2 Vector 2 Vertices Note that the vector has a total of 2 vertices. The lower left corner point has a top of material height z = So the virtual surface Z0 is The cut depth on the toolpath is Virtual Z (material surface height) Difference from Virtual Z0 Virtual GCode Z (height of cutter) Figure 153 Case 2 Virtual Zero Calculations The Virtual GCode results in a cut at a depth of with regard to the height of the material at the two corners along a straight line. Because there were no additional vertices along the line, there was no opportunity for the process to account for the height of the material in the center being higher than the height along the left or right edges of the material. The actual depth of the cut is much deeper into the material surface along much of the vector than V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

120 Figure 154 Case 2 Toolpath Run on Irregular Material Surface From the SCP2 interface, with the Virtual GCode displayed, you can see the outcome. Figure 155 Case 2 Virtual GCode and Original Tapfile V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

121 Virtual Zero Case 3 In this case, a simple linear vector is created along from one corner to the cross corner of the material, and a second linear vector is created from the opposite corners. The second linear vector also has a vertex at the mid point the center of the material. A profile toolpath, set to on the vector and a depth of cut of 0.1 is created. Figure 156 Case 3 Vectors 5 Vertices V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

122 Note that there are a total of 5 vertices between the 2 vectors. The lower left corner point has a top of material height z = So the virtual surface Z0 is The cut depth on the toolpath is Virtual Z (material surface height) Difference from Virtual Z0 Virtual GCode Z (height of cutter) Figure 157 Case 3 Virtual Zero Calculations Figure 158 Case 3 Toolpath Run on Irregular Material Surface The Virtual GCode results in a cut at a depth of with regard to the height of the material at the two corners along a straight line. Because there were no additional vertices along the top left to bottom right corner line, there was no opportunity for the process to account for the V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

123 height of the material in the center being higher than the height along the left or right edges of the material. The actual depth of the cut is much deeper into the material surface along much of the vector than The bottom left to the top right corner line had a vertex at the middle of the line. This vertex was processed by the virtual setup, along with the other 4 vertices found in the 2 lines. The result is a consistent depth of cut of along the length of this vector. Figure 159 Case 3 Virtual GCode and Original Tapfile V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

124 Virtual Zero Case 4 In this case, some text is generated using a v carve toolpath. An underline and a box frame are generated using the profile toolpath to a depth of The Virtual GCode file is generated with the results below. Figure 160 Case 4 Toolpath Run on Irregular Material Surface Virtual Zero Summary This illustration provides a very straight forward example of the Virtual Zero (VZ) functionality and behavior. The VZ functionality of the SCP2 enables you to account for inconsistencies in material thickness and slight warping of the material. The VZ functionality can also help account for some inaccuracies in Shark machine setup (setting on a surface that is not flat for example). V2.0.2 CNC Shark Control Panel

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1	USBController
	USBController is a small software utility providing access control for all USB Ports connected to a Windows computer. USBController is a small software utility providing access control for all USB Ports connected to a Windows computer. The USBController ..
	Size: 20.0 KB, Price: USD $5.00 , License: Free to try, Author: RTMenu.com (rtmenu.com)

2	Advanced USB Port Monitor
	A USB Bus, Device and Protocol Analyzer with the robust functionality to capture and process USB traffic. It offers sophisticated viewing and searching to accurately and efficiently debug and test USB devices. Advanced USB Port Monitor is a USB Bus, ..
	Size: 2.8 MB, Price: USD $59.95, EUR 49.95 , License: Shareware, Author: AGG Software (aggsoft.com)

3	MainStage
	Features: The ultimate live rig: · Perform live with 120 instrument and effect plug-ins or work with your Audio Units plug-ins · Import settings from Logic Pro and GarageBand to bring your studio sound to the stage · Combine instruments and live audio, such as keyboard and vocals, in a single patch · Seamlessly switch between patches without stopping sound output or cutting off held notes · Design rich keyboard patches using splits and layers Hardware control: · Connect your favorite hardware and use it to play and control your plug-ins · Use any USB and MIDI-equipped ..
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4	ZylGPSReceiver Mobile
	You can use it also with USB, Bluetooth and IrDa devices, because these devices have a driver that redirects the input from the USB or Bluetooth or IrDa port to a virtual serial port (you can check it in System/Device Manager/Ports). If your device ..
	Size: 553.0 KB, Price: USD $89.99 , License: Shareware, Author: Zyl Soft (zylsoft.com)
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5	ZylGPSReceiver.NET
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	Size: 1.1 MB, Price: USD $99.99 , License: Shareware, Author: Zyl Soft (zylsoft.com)
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6	ZylGPSReceiverAX
	You can use it also with USB devices, because these devices usually have a driver that redirects the input from the USB port to a virtual serial port. If your device is not provided with such a driver, then use a USBcontroller whose vendor provides ..
	Size: 546.4 KB, Price: USD $119.99 , License: Demo, Author: Zyl Soft (zylsoft.com)
	Activex, C#, C++, Cbuilder, Control, Delphi, Development, Device, Driver, Gps, Nmea, Power Builder, Receiver, Sharp, Software, Visual Basic

7	Network Inventory Reporter
	Using Network Inventory Reporter System Administrator in the Network Inventory Reporter will receive the following hardware and software inventory data: Domain Role, Operating System, Computer Manufacturer, Computer Model, Processor, Motherboard, On Board Device(s), BIOS, Physical Memory, Video Controller, Desktop Monitor, ..
	Size: 750.1 KB, Price: USD $99.00 , License: Shareware, Author: Segobit Software (segobit.com)
	Asset Management, Audit Software, Hardware Inventory, Inventory Data, Inventory Management, Network Assets, Network Monitoring, Software Inventory, System Info

8	Hardware&Software Tracker
	)- Domain Information- Keyboard Information- Memory Information- MotherBoard Information- Mouse Information- Ports Information- Printer Information- Processor Information- Slot Information- Video Information- USBController Information- Windows Information- ..
	Size: 17.0 MB, Price: USD $6.00 , License: Shareware, Author: rhombustechnologies.com (rhombustechnologies.com)
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9	ITMTouchBridge for Mac OS
	It is currently compatible with the ITM touch screen USBcontroller used by LG and some other manufacturers. - Swapped coordinates were not correctly handled. Fixed.
	Size: 1.2 MB, Price: Free, License: Freeware, Author: mixage (mixagesoftware.com)
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10	Translator
	Translator is developed for translating CNC programs from one machine controller to another. Translator is developed for translating CNC programs from one machine controller to another. The main window has the file to be translated on the left and the ..
	Size: 1.7 MB, Price: Free, License: Freeware, Author: Mark Bennett (rabsoft.co.uk)
	Cnc Translator, Machine Controller, Machine Controller Translator, Translate, Translate Text, Translator

11	USB Storage Controller
	USB Storage Controller is a handy and reliable application designed to enable or disable USB access. USB Storage Controller is a handy and reliable application designed to enable or disable USB access.Using this tool you can activate or disable USB Storage ..
	Size: 0, Price: Free, License: Freeware, Author: Efham Computer (efhamcomputer.com)
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12	Cheewoo Pipe CNC
	Making 2~4 Axis CNCcontroller by combining this software, PC and TURBO PMAC CLIPPER controller. The CNC made by Cheewoo Pipe CNC is perfectly working with Cheewoo Pipe CAM program. The CNC made by Cheewoo Pipe CNC fully support position, velocity. Building ..
	Size: 2.1 MB, Price: USD $799.00 , License: Shareware, Author: Cheewoo Engineering (cheewoo.com)
	Cnc, Cnc Controller, Pipe Profile Cutting Machine

13	Cheewoo Multi CNC
	Making 2-Axis CNCcontroller by combining this software, PC and TURBO PMAC CLIPPER controller. The CNC made by Cheewoo Multi CNC is perfectly working with Cheewoo Multi CAM program. The CNC made by Cheewoo Multi CNC fully support position, velocity. ..
	Size: 2.0 MB, Price: USD $699.00 , License: Shareware, Author: Cheewoo Engineering (cheewoo.com)
	Cnc, Cnc Controller, Pipe Cutting, Plate Cutting

14	Cheewoo Surface CNC
	Making 5 Axis CNCcontroller by combining this software, PC and TURBO PMAC CLIPPER controller. The CNC made by Cheewoo Surface CNC is perfectly working with Cheewoo Surface CAM program. Building 5-Axis high performance CNCcontroller for CNC 3D surface ..
	Size: 2.0 MB, Price: USD $799.00 , License: Shareware, Author: Cheewoo Engineering (cheewoo.com)
	3d Surface Inspection, 5 Axis Cnc, Cnc, Cnc Controller

15	Hard Disk Sentinel Linux
	By using the Linux console edition of Hard Disk Sentinel, it is possible to examine the temperature and health information (and more) of IDE, S-ATA (SATA II also), SCSI and USB hard disks connected to motherboard or external controller cards. By using ..
	Size: 337.9 KB, Price: Free, License: Freeware, Author: H.D.S. Hungary (hdsentinel.com)
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16	Cheewoo Multi CAM
	All-in-one CAM for CNC pipe cutting + sheet cutting machine. Contains various pipe cut model and sheet cut model templates for easy and fast geometrical input process. Supporting essential NC parameter setting for matching CNCcontroller. This CAM was ..
	Size: 3.0 MB, Price: USD $499.00 , License: Shareware, Author: Cheewoo Engineering (cheewoo.com)
	Cad, Cam, Cam Software, Cnc, Cnc Pipe Cutting Cam, G Code, Nc, Pipe Cutting, Plate Cutting

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	Size: 6.4 MB, Price: USD $199.00 , License: Shareware, Author: FabulaTech (sound-over-rdp.com)
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18	Bmp2Cnc
	Creates ISO toolpaths for most of CNC machines tool. Works with flat, spherical and conical tools. Postprocessor for many CNCcontroller is included. Bmp2Cnc reads the file in bitmap format (Jpg or BMP with 32,24,16,8 or 1 bit/plane color). Color or ..
	Size: 1.3 MB, Price: USD $45.00 , License: Shareware, Author: MR Soft (mr-soft.net)
	3d, Bmp, Cad, Cam, Carving, Cnc, Conversion, Dxf, Engraving, G-code, Grayscale, Hobby, Image, Mill, Photo, Raster, Stl

19	PTZ Controller
	PTZ Controller is an application to control Pan Tilt Zoom camera. It is PTZ keyboard software for PTZ camera. It supports multiple protocols. User-defined and keyboard shortcut functions make it more powerful than traditional PTZ keyboard hardware. PTZ ..
	Size: 7.2 MB, Price: USD $99.00, USD 99 , License: Shareware, Author: Serial Port Tool (serialporttool.com)
	Pelco D, Pelco P, Ptz, Ptz Camera, Ptz Controller, Ptz Joystick, Ptz Keyboard, Rs232, Rs485, Serial Port, Sony, Visca

20	Relay Timer R1X
	Relay Timer R1X is programmable timer software to control 1-channel of relay controller boards of National Control Devices (NCD), Robot Electronics, and Velleman. Relay can be turned on/off manually,automatically, and remotely from other computers. Relay ..
	Size: 4.7 MB, Price: USD $49.00, USD 49 , License: Shareware, Author: Serial Port Tool (serialporttool.com)
	Automation Timer, Electrical Timer, Programmable, Programmable Timer, Relay Control Timer, Relay Controller, Relay Timer, Timer Software

21	Relay Timer R8X
	It works with 8-channel relay controller boards of National Control Devices, Robot Electronics, and Velleman. Relay Timer R8X is programmable timer software for setting timing features of relay. It works with 8-channel relay controller boards of National ..
	Size: 1.9 MB, Price: USD $169.00, USD 169 , License: Shareware, Author: Serial Port Tool (serialporttool.com)
	Electrical Timer, Programmable Timer, Relay Control Timer, Relay Controller, Relay Timer, Software, Timer

22	PTZ Controller PPC
	PTZ Controller PPC is an application for Pocket PC to control PTZ camera. PTZ Controller PPC is an application for Pocket PC to control PTZ camera. It runs on PPC2003SE, WM5.0 and WM6.0. It can control the PTZ camera through Pocket PC Compact Flash slot, ..
	Size: 801.0 KB, Price: USD $29.00 , License: Free to try, Author: Serial Port Tool (serialporttool.com)
	Bosch, Com Port, Controller, Pelco, Pocket Pc, Protocol, Ptz, Ptz Camera, Ptz Controller, Rs232, Serial Port, Sony

23	RW - Read & Write Utility
	This utility access almost all the computer hardware, including PCI (PCI Express), PCI Index/Data, Memory, Memory Index/Data, I/O Space, I/O Index/Data, Super I/O, Clock Generator, DIMM SPD, SMBus Device, CPU MSR Registers, ATA/ATAPI Identify Data, ACPI Tables Dump (include AML decode), Embedded Controller, USB Information, ..
	Size: 1.5 MB, Price: Free, License: Freeware, Author: Jeff (jacky5488.myweb.hinet.net)
	Information, Memory, Memory Information, System, System Details, System Information

24	USBlyzer
	USBlyzer is an easy to use software-based USB Protocol Analyzer for Windows, which performs USB device activity analysis in real-time. USBlyzer is an easy to use software-based USB Protocol Analyzer for Windows, which performs USB device activity analysis ..
	Size: 3.9 MB, Price: USD $200.00 , License: Free to try, Author: USBlyzer (usblyzer.com)
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25	SoundStepper
	SoundStepper is a 100% software telescope controller, for Windows. SoundStepper is a 100% software telescope controller, for Windows. Using audio hardware to real-time control step motors, it requires only simple external analog current amplifier ..
	Size: 1024.0 KB, Price: Free, License: Freeware, Author: Maciel (soundstepper.sourceforge.net)
	Control, Control Telescope, Controller, Telescope, Telescope Controller, Telescope Mount

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