S4000 NetworkInstallation

S4000 CNC SERIES
Network Installation
and Configuration
for CNC with Windows 2000
and CNC with Windows NT
S4000 CNC Series

General
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Network Installation and Configuration
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General
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S4000 CNC Series

General
INTRODUCTION
This Documentation is addressed to qualified technical personnel who have experience with Selca
S4000 series numeric controls and Windows based operating systems.
The objective is to ensure the connection and configuration of S4000 NC on Microsoft networks (typically
WINDOWS NT, WINDOWS XP, WINDOWS 2000, WINDOWS 9x or Unix systems configured as
Microsoft network servers).
The Microsoft network connection option for S4000 series system is called SELNETWIN4000.
Only the numeric controls for which this option has been purchased can be used for network
configuration and connection.
The procedures herein described are independent from the NC software version used and only employ
dialogues and menus of the operative system which
IN CASE OF INTERVENTION OR TAMPERING ON Windows NT BY NON-AUTHORIZED PEOPLE,

SELCA WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR POSSIBLE PROBLEMS OR WRONG BEHAVIORS OF
THE NUMERICAL CONTROL.
The Numerical Controls S4000, Export Version E excluded, are subject to export controls according to Appendix I of the
EU-Dual Use regulation.
S4000 CNC Series

General
INDEX
1. S4000 NETWORK CONNECTIONS...................................................................1-1

1.1 CONNECTIONS..................................................................................................................... 1-1
1.2 MACHINE TOOL PRESETTING FOR ETHERNET NETWORK CONNECTION ................. 1-2
System layout with CV-RETE cable and accessories ................................................ 1-3
"CON-RETE" female RJ42 socket on "CV-RETE" cable wiring instructions .............. 1-4
Connection type .......................................................................................................... 1-5
1.3 INSTALLATION OF HARDWARE KEY FOR OPTION ENABLING ..................................... 1-6
2. CNC CONFIGURATION WITH WINDOWS 2000 ...............................................2-1

2.1 PRELIMINARY SETUP ......................................................................................................... 2-1
2.2 NETWORK CONFIGURATION ............................................................................................. 2-4
2.3 FOLDER SHARING AND DISK MAPPING........................................................................... 2-9
2.3.1 SHARING PROGRAM FOLDER ................................................................................. 2-9
2.3.2 MAPPING A NETWORK DISK FROM THE CNC ....................................................... 2-11
3. CNC CONFIGURATION WITH WINDOWS NT ..................................................3-1

3.1 PRELIMINARY SETUP ......................................................................................................... 3-1
3.2 NETWORK CONFIGURATION ............................................................................................. 3-4
3.3 FOLDER SHARING AND DISK MAPPING........................................................................... 3-6
3.3.1 SHARING PROGRAM FOLDER ................................................................................ 3-6
3.3.2 MAPPING A NETWORK DISK FROM THE CNC ....................................................... 3-8
4. NETWORK ACCESS ATHORIZATIONS............................................................4-1

4.1 SERVER WITH WINDOWS 95 / 98 / WINDOWS ME ........................................................... 4-1
4.2 SERVER WITH WINDOWS NT / 2000 / WINDOWS XP ....................................................... 4-1
4.3 CREATING A NEW WINDOWS NT4 USERS (OR WITH WINDOWS NT4)........................ 4-2
4.4 CREATING A NEW WINDOWS 2000 USERS (OR WITH WINDOWS 2000) ...................... 4-4
5. TROUBLESHOOTING........................................................................................5-1
FUNCTIONAL CONNECTION TESTS....................................................................... 5-1
Example of correct connection ................................................................................... 5-1
Example of incorrect connection ................................................................................ 5-2
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1. S4000 Network Connections
1. S4000 NETWORK CONNECTIONS
1.1 CONNECTIONS
The currently used CAD/CAM milling system generates increasingly large files. This can cause
problems when transferring the files from one system to another if a communications network is not
available. For this reason, many users are asking to connect their machines to an Ethernet network.
Very often they realize this need only after purchasing the machine tool.
All S4000 systems are equipped with an integrated fast Ethernet network board which supports 10Mb/s
and 100Mb/s connections.
The SELNETWIN4000 option is necessary to connect the CNC to a network.
WARNING! If the optional module is not installed, the CNC can be configured to access the network
but will be disconnected when the CNC logs off. The configuration will be reset each time.
Connection to the network must be made using a double twisted shielded wire, (preferable S-FTP
shielded foiled twisted pair) class 5, minimum conductors 24AWG and RJ-45 connectors (8 wires 4 pairs) shielded.
The connection to the NC network board is made by inserting the connector in the system RJ-45
socket on the lower side of the metal cover on the back of the NC video unit.
The maximum length of the NC wire to the concentrator (HUB) must not exceed 100 m.
For correct operation, arrange the wire as far as possible from sources of electromagnetic noise (at
least 30 cm). Use network components providing adequate immunity. The NC and the other
network devices must be connected to an equipotential earth circuit to avoid the passage of
undesired currents through the wire shielding. Data transmission may be slowed down and even
blocked in extreme cases in the absence of this precautions.
The manufacturer will arrange the machine to be connected to the user's network or provide for laying
the wires at a later time.
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1.2 MACHINE TOOL PRESETTING FOR ETHERNET

NETWORK CONNECTION
Very often, users realize that they need a network connection after purchasing the machine tool. This
is not a problem if the manufacturer has set the machine up to be connected to the user's network or at
least has provided space for installing wires. If this space has not been provided, the communications
network installer will be unable to reach the video unit CPU by means of wiring inside the machine and
forced to use ugly, unreliable temporary connections.
Note the route of the cable: from the factory system hub, a Cat 5 shield cable (preferably S-FTP
shielded foiled twisted pair) must lead into an electrical cabinet through a dedicated hole or socket
(separate from the power wires) and reach the operator panel where the numeric control PC socket is
located.
We stress that shielded wires and connectors must exclusively be used to make the wiring aboard the
machine tool in order to minimise interference with surrounding electromagnetic fields.
To provide a radical solution to this problem, SELCA offers a special type of cable studied to satisfy the
most demanding conditions of use in workshops: oil-resistant, anti-friction, certified flexibility sheath for
mobile laying, also in cable trays, and a complete range of accessories for making the connections.
Commercial codes and descriptions are provided below.
CV-RETE:
ETHERNET CAT 5 cable for connecting control panel

and electrical cabinet with oil-resistant, anti-friction
shield for mobile laying. Required length available.
CON-RETE:
RJ45 female connector with shield and perforated

isolation contacts. Use for connection both on control
panel side and on electrical cabinet side.
SUPPCONRETE:
RETE.
DIN guide network connector support CON-
CV-PRORETE: SFTP cable, one metre long, with male connectors for
connecting operator panel and control panel socket.
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SYSTEM LAYOUT WITH CV-RETE CABLE AND ACCESSORIES
CONTROL PANEL
S4000
CV-PRORETE
CON-RETE
SUPPCONRETE
ELECTRICAL CABINET
SUPPCONRETE
CV-RETE
CON-RETE
RETE DEL
CLIENTE
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CON-RETE FEMALE RJ42 SOCKET ON CV-RETE CABLE

WIRING INSTRUCTIONS
A Guaina del cavo

Cable sheath
B Schermo
Screen
C Nastro di poliestere
Polyester
D Filo di continuit
Drain wire
Pin
1
1-4
Name Description
CV-RETE
Cable color
T568B Standard
cable color
TX+
Transceive Data + Grey
White-Orange
TX-
Transceive Data - Pink
Orange
RX+
Receive Data +
Yellow
White-Green
n/c
Not connected
Blue
Blue
n/c
Not connected
Red
White-Blue
RX-
Receive Data -
Green
Green
n/c
Not connected
White
White-Brown
n/c
Not connected
Brown
Brown
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CONNECTION TYPE
Regardless of the type of wire used, the wiring section inside the machine must be pin-to-pin, i.e. the
connectors on both ends of the wire must follow the same arrangement of the wires. See figure below.
There are two possible cases:
The CNC connected to a pre-existing network hub: in this case, the CNC wire from the hub
must not be crossed, i.e. the wire arrangement must be respected on both ends, possibly following
the standard color arrangement (see table above - T568B wire).
The CNC connected directly to only one computer (point-to-point network):

in this second case, the interconnection must be crossed. In other words, the signals of the TX+
and TX- pair on CNC end must cross the RX+ and RX- signals on PC end. Connect the other
wires with the same wire arrangement on both ends.
RJ45 Ethernet Connector

Pin No.
Description.
TX+
TX-
RX+
Not used
Not used
RX-
Not used
Not used
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1.3 INSTALLATION OF HARDWARE KEY FOR OPTION

ENABLING
The
enabling
key,
supplied
with
the
SELNETWIN4000 option, consists of a board
(SE315) on which there is a component marked
NW and a management chip in a fixed position as
shown in the picture.
SE315
The SE315 key board must be inserted in the upper part of

the central unit rack, more precisely in the second slot from
left to right as shown in the picture.
If the SE315 board is already present on the CNC, it

is necessary to mount the NW key on it.
In order to verify the presence and the correct
installation of the NW key, press UTILITY,
MANAGEMENT, VERSION, VERSION NUMBER
and
verify
the
presence
of
the
item
SELNETWIN4000 in the window Options present.
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2. CNC Configuration with Windows 2000
2. CNC CONFIGURATION WITH

WINDOWS 2000
2.1 PRELIMINARY SETUP
Firstly, quit the NC interface to start the network connection:
Click Start on the Windows toolbar Application

Select Run and type D:\S4000\UTILITY\KILLALL.BAT
Press OK.
The KILLALL.BAT program will be started. Repeat the operation for at least three times in a row. This
program will kill all CNC software modules. It must be started several times because the various
modules have different time sequences which must be followed in order to be correctly shut down.
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Check whether certain system "services" (following the next instruction) have been started:
Click the following in sequence:
Start
Setting
Control panel
Administrative Tools
Services
The "status" of the following services must be set to "running":

Workstation
TCP/IP Net Bios Helper
Server
Messenger
Computer Browser
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point the cursor to each and confirm with ENTER to enter the property configuration dialogue.
Select Startup Type Automatic in the dialogue box that appears and confirm with OK
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2.2 NETWORK CONFIGURATION

Select My Computer on the desktop after activating the services and either right-click or press the
Application key (on the keyboard to the right of the spacebar, between the Windows logo key and
CTRL). Select Properties in the pop-up that appears.
The following window will appear:
In the System Properties window select Network Identification.

Click Properties.
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Edit the following parameters (one at time):
Computer Name
Any univocal name identifying the CNC in the
network
Workgroup
The identification of the PCs in the network
Domain
This option is normally exploited in large
networks and requires the presence and skills of
a system administrator for configuration.
The next step consists in configuring the transmission protocol. TCP/IP (Transmission Control
Protocol/Internet Protocol) is the set of the most common protocols and services used in network
system communications.
TCP/IP is normally installed on S4000 system. Proceed

as follows to configure:
Select My Network Places on the desktop and rightclick or press Application key (on the keyboard to the
right of the spacebar, between the Windows logo key
and CTRL).
Select Properties in the pop-up that appears.
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Click twice on Local Area Connection.
Click Properties.
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on the window that will appear select Internet Protocol (TCP/IP).
Click Properties, the following window will appear:
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Firstly, specify an IP address and a subnet mask which univocally identifies the NC on the network; this
data must be supplied by the administrator of the network to which you are connecting.
In the case of small networks not connected to the Internet, the IP address can be in range from
192.168.10.1 to 192.168.10.254 with subnet mask 255.255.255.0. Typically, the first three numbers of
the address will be the same and the fourth number will be used for univocal identification.
When a DHCP server is present in the network, you can select the "Obtain an IP address via DHCP"
option to obtain the connection address directly from the server.
The Gateway typically has to be configured only in large networks.
These procedures require specific technical knowledge and are not included in this manual.
WARNING: Do not delete or edit any other protocols which may be present in addition to
TCP/IP.
Press OK" to confirm selections.
You will be prompted to reboot the system. If the CNC software does not boot up correctly, shut the
system down again and switch the machine tool off by operating the master switch. The problem will
be solved at the next boot up.
Having ended the procedure, the CNC (with user privileges) can access the network server resources
and share the part program folder with other PCs (after setting up file share). See the following
paragraphs for details.
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2.3 FOLDER SHARING AND DISK MAPPING

There are essentially two ways to exchange data between CNC and PC:
Load CNC programs into the "Part program" folder from the PC connected to the network: you will
need to share the D:\S4000\Partprog directory in this case.
Access shared programs from a PC connected to the network and transfer files to the CNC from the
latter: in this case you will need to map a network disk.
2.3.1 SHARING PROGRAM FOLDER

Use Windows Explorer to share the "Programs" folder. Press Windows logo + <E> to start Windows
Explorer.
Point to the D:\S4000\PartProg directory, either right-click the mouse or press Application key (on the
keyboard between the left Windows logo key and the CTRL key). Select Sharing.. in the pop-up
that appears. (See figure below)
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Select Share this folder and then press OK to confirm.

A Connect As: user name and a Password will be usually required when you attempt to access a
CNC shared folder (PartProg) from the PC server.
To specify:
Connect as: UtenteFinale
Password:
Selca
You can now connect to the previously shared folder for up and downloading part programs.
You can create a new CNC S4000 user corresponding to the users employed to access the server to
avoid entering the data above each time (see NETWORK ACCESS AUTHORIZATIONS below).
WARNING!
DO NOT CHANGE THE DEFAULT USER SET UP ON THE SELCA CNC. DO NOT
DELETE OR EDIT EXISTING USERS. SIMPLY ADD THE NEW USERS YOU REQUIRE.
The CNC may malfunction or be blocked if the data above is altered. A technical service
intervention may be required to restore original conditions.
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Select Map Network Drive and the following window will appear:
Click on Browser and select the work group, the computer and the folder to be mapped:
Confirm with OK.
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Verify that Reconnect at Logon is available so that the resource connection will be re-established the
next time the system is booted up. In order to do so, the server must be on and the previously mapped
folder still available.
Press Finish to confirm.
At the end of this operation, the new network disk will appear:
After completing the operations above, a new disk will appear in the CNC edit environment dialog
(identified by the previous selected letter). This corresponds to the mapped folder where to transfer the
required program files (see figure below).
Note: Mapped disks cannot be seen in the "Machine tool" running environment for safety reasons. This
is because programs cannot be run directly from the network. Program must be copied to local
system in order to be run.
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3. CNC Configuration with Windows NT
3. CNC CONFIGURATION WITH

WINDOWS NT
3.1 PRELIMINARY SETUP
Firstly, quit the NC interface to start the network connection the SELNETWIN4000 have been install
correct, then exit to the CNC interface:
Click Start on the Windows toolbar

Select Run and digit
D:\S4000\UTILITY\KILLALL.BAT
Press OK.
The KILLALL.BAT program will be started. Repeat the operation for at least three times in a row. This
program will kill all CNC software modules. It must be started several times because the various
modules have different time sequences which must be followed in order to be correctly shut down.
Check whether certain system "services"

(following the next instruction) have been started,
regardless of the protocol that will be used.
Click the following in sequence:
Start
Setting
Control panel
Select Services
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The "status" of the following services must be set to " started":

Workstation
TCP/IP Net Bios Helper
Server
Messenger
Computer Browser
point the cursor to each and click on STARTUP.
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Select Startup Type Automatic in the dialogue box that appears and confirm with OK
Go back to the service window and select HW profile for the activated services. Check that status is
enable. If not, select Enabled with the right button.
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3.2 NETWORK CONFIGURATION

Select Network Neighborhood on the desktop after activating the services. Either right-click or press
the Application key (on the keyboard to the right of the spacebar, between the Windows logo key and
CTRL). Select Properties in the pop-up that appears.
The following dialogue box will appear:
Click Change to edit the following parameters (one at

a time):
Computer Name: any univocal name identifying the
CNC in the network.
Workgroup: the identification of the PCs in the
network.
Domain: this option is normally exploited in large
networks and requires the presence and skills of a
system administrator for configuration.
The next step consists in configuring the transmission protocol. TCP/IP (Transmission Control
Protocol/Internet Protocol) is the set of the most common protocols and services used in network
system communications.
TCP/IP is normally installed on S4000 system. Proceed as follows to configure:
Click Protocols:
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On the window that will appear select TCP/IP Protocols

Click Properties, the following window will appear:
Firstly, specify an IP address and a subnet mask which univocally identifies the NC on the network; this
data must be supplied by the administrator of the network to which you are connecting.
In the case of small networks not connected to the Internet, the IP address can be in range from
192.168.10.1 to 192.168.10.254 with subnet mask 255.255.255.0. Typically, the first three numbers of
the address will be the same and the fourth number will be used for univocal identification.
When a DHCP server is present in the network, you can select the "Obtain an IP address via DHCP"
option to obtain the connection address directly from the server.
The Gateway typically has to be configured only in large networks.
These procedures require specific technical knowledge and are not included in this manual.
WARNING: Do not delete or edit any other protocols which may be present in addition to
TCP/IP.
Press OK" to confirm selections.
You will be prompted to reboot the system. If the CNC software does not boot up correctly, shut the
system down again and switch the machine tool off by operating the master switch. The problem will
be solved at the next boot up.
Having ended the procedure, the CNC (with user privileges) can access the network server resources
and share the part program folder with other PCs (after setting up file share). See the following
paragraphs for details.
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3.3 FOLDER SHARING AND DISK MAPPING

There are essentially two ways to exchange data between CNC and PC:
Load CNC programs into the "Part program" folder from the PC connected to the network: you will
need to share the D:\S4000\Partprog directory in this case.
Access shared programs from a PC connected to the network and transfer files to the CNC from the
latter: in this case you will need to map a network disk.
3.3.1 SHARING PROGRAM FOLDER

Use Windows NT Explorer to share the "Programs" folder. Press Windows logo + <E> to start
Windows NT Explorer. Point to the D:\S4000\PartProg directory, either right-click the mouse or press
Application key (on the keyboard between the left Windows logo key and the CTRL key). Select
Sharing in the pop-up that appears.
See figure below.
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Click Sharing, the following window will appear:
Select Shared As:. Change suggested "Share Name". Press OK to confirm.

A Connect As: user name and a Password will be usually required when you attempt to access a
CNC shared folder (PartProg) from the PC server.
To specify:
Connect as UtenteFinale
Password
Selca
You can now connect to the previously shared folder for up and downloading part programs.
You can create a new CNC S4000 user corresponding to the users employed to access the server to
avoid entering the data above each time (see NETWORK ACCESS AUTHORIZATIONS below).
WARNING!
DO NOT CHANGE THE DEFAULT USER SET UP ON THE SELCA CNC. DO NOT
DELETE OR EDIT EXISTING USERS. SIMPLY ADD THE NEW USERS YOU REQUIRE.
The CNC may malfunction or be blocked if the data above is altered. A technical
service intervention may be required to restore original conditions.
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3.3.2 MAPPING A NETWORK DISK FROM THE CNC

A PC folder must be shared and consequently accessible by other network users in order to be
mapped (see NETWORK ACCESS AUTHORIZATIONS).
Open Windows NT Explorer (by pressing Windows logo + <E>). Locate the server in the Network
neighborhood and then the folder to be shared on the CNC interface. Select it and right-click the
mouse or press Application key (located on the keyboard between left Windows logo key and left
CTRL).
Select Network Drive and the following window will appear:
Select the name of the drive to be associated to the folder to be mapped (typically confirm the
prompted name).
Select Reconnect at Logon so that the resource connection will be re-established the next time the
system is booted up. In order to do so, the server must be on and the previously mapped folder still
available.
Press "OK" to confirm.
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After completing the operations above, a new disk will appear in the CNC edit environment dialog
(identified by the previous selected letter). This corresponds to the mapped folder where to transfer the
required program files (see figure below).
Note: Mapped disks cannot be seen in the "Machine tool" running environment for safety reasons.
This is because programs cannot be run directly from the network. Program must be copied to local
system in order to be run.
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4. Network access authorizations
4. NETWORK ACCESS AUTHORIZATIONS

"User" level authorizations are required to access the resources of various servers in Microsoft
networks.
Some of the most common cases which typically occur when exploring the CNC SELCA S4000
network are illustrated below.
4.1
SERVER WITH WINDOWS 95 / 98 / WINDOWS ME
These operating systems do not have particular security levels. No user recognition is used to access
the system and the folders are immediately accessible.
4.2 SERVER WITH WINDOWS NT / 2000 / WINDOWS XP

Network access security is more stringent in these operating systems. This means that authorizations
are required to access shared resources of these systems by the SELCA CNC. Users must be
recognized (i.e. they must have an "account").
The following window will appear when a user attempting to connect is not automatically recognized:
The SELCA CNC network user account is:
User Name:
UtenteFinale
Password:
Selca
Specifically, you will need to create a new user corresponding to the SELCA CNC on the server to map
a network disk on a server in these operating systems. THESE ACTIVITIES MUST BE CARRIED OUT
BY THE SYSTEM ADMINISTRATOR.
WARNING:
The password and user name are case-sensitive. Remember to note upper and lower
case characters.
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4.3 CREATING A NEW WINDOWS NT4 USERS

(OR WITH WINDOWS NT4)
To create a new user in WINDOWS NT, access the server with Administrator privileges and select the
following:
Start
Program,
Administrative tools (common)
User Manager
On the menubar select User and New User to create the new user, the following window will
appear.
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Compile the fields UserName and Password as described above and select User Cannot Change
Password and Password Never Expires.
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4.4 CREATING A NEW WINDOWS 2000 USERS

(OR WITH WINDOWS 2000)
To create a new user in WINDOWS 2000, access the server with Administrator privileges and select
the following:
Start
Setting)
Control Panel
Administrative tools
Computer management
the following dialogue will appear.
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Select Local User and Groups and then Users

Right-click the mouse on the blank background of the right-hand window and select New User in the
shortcut menu that appears.
Compile the fields UserName and Password as described above and select User cannot change
password and Password never expired and Create and then Close.
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5. Troubleshooting
5. TROUBLESHOOTING
FUNCTIONAL CONNECTION TESTS
The TCP/IP protocol must be correctly configured to test connections regardless of authorizations on
user level. Use the Ping diagnostic command to call a server IP address.
You can check if the connection and protocol are correctly configured and running according to the
reply.
To run the Ping command: open MS-DOS Prompt on the CNC (Start, Programs, Command
prompt) and enter the Ping command followed by the server IP address.
Example:
C:\>ping 172.18.6.67 and press Enter to confirm.
Example of correct connection:

If the reply to the Ping command is similar to that shown below, the called computer is replying
correctly and the connection is up and running:
Pinging 172.18.6.67 with 32 bytes of data:
Reply from 172.18.6.67: bytes=32 duration<10ms TTL=128
Ping statistics for 172.18.6.67:
Packages: Sent = 4, Received = 4, Lost = 0 (0% lost),
Approximate round trip times in milliseconds:
Minimum = 0ms, Maximum = 0ms, Average = 0ms
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5. Troubleshooting
Example of incorrect connection:

A connection to the called computer cannot be established if the reply to the command is similar to that
shown below.
Check and if required reconfigure the Microsoft TCP/IP properties. Check the network wire and hub
connection (the latter usually is equipped with LEDs for verifying connection state).
Pinging 172.18.6.67 with 32 bytes of data:
Request timed out.
Request timed out.
Request timed out.
Request timed out.
Ping statistics for 172.18.6.67:
Packages: Sent = 4, Received = 0, Lost = 4 (100% lost),
Approximate round trip times in milliseconds:
Minimum = 0ms, Maximum = 0ms, Average = 0ms
In addition to the previous checks made through the PING command, the currently manufactured (only
with Windows NT) S404x CNCs are equipped with Intel PRO100+ network board, that provides other
diagnostic tools.
To proceed, point to Network neighborhood on the Windows desktop and press Application (located
on the keyboard to the right of the spacebar between the Windows logo key and the CTRL key).
Select Properties and Adapters in the pop-up menu that appears.
Point to the Intel PRO/100+ network board and then click on Properties.
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5. Troubleshooting
The following items indicate Network status:

Link:
on indicates that the wire is connected to a running unit.
10/100 Mps:
connection speed.
Activity:
blinking indicates network connection activity in progress.
Full duplex:
indicates connection modality.
Click on Diagnostics and Run Tests for other tests.
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Network Installation and Configuration

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1. S4000 NETWORK CONNECTIONS...................................................................1-1

2. CNC CONFIGURATION WITH WINDOWS 2000 ...............................................2-1

3. CNC CONFIGURATION WITH WINDOWS NT ..................................................3-1

4. NETWORK ACCESS ATHORIZATIONS............................................................4-1

Network Installation and Configuration

S4000 CNC Series

1. S4000 NETWORK CONNECTIONS

Network Installation and Configuration

S4000 CNC Series

1.2 MACHINE TOOL PRESETTING FOR ETHERNET

ETHERNET CAT 5 cable for connecting control panel

RJ45 female connector with shield and perforated

DIN guide network connector support CON-

Network Installation and Configuration

S4000 CNC Series

SYSTEM LAYOUT WITH CV-RETE CABLE AND ACCESSORIES

Network Installation and Configuration

S4000 CNC Series

CON-RETE FEMALE RJ42 SOCKET ON CV-RETE CABLE

A Guaina del cavo

Transceive Data + Grey

Transceive Data - Pink

Network Installation and Configuration

S4000 CNC Series

The CNC connected directly to only one computer (point-to-point network):

RJ45 Ethernet Connector

Network Installation and Configuration

S4000 CNC Series

1.3 INSTALLATION OF HARDWARE KEY FOR OPTION

The SE315 key board must be inserted in the upper part of

If the SE315 board is already present on the CNC, it

Network Installation and Configuration

S4000 CNC Series

2. CNC CONFIGURATION WITH

Click Start on the Windows toolbar Application

Network Installation and Configuration

S4000 CNC Series

The "status" of the following services must be set to "running":

Network Installation and Configuration

S4000 CNC Series

Network Installation and Configuration

S4000 CNC Series

2.2 NETWORK CONFIGURATION

The following window will appear:

In the System Properties window select Network Identification.

Network Installation and Configuration

S4000 CNC Series

Edit the following parameters (one at time):

TCP/IP is normally installed on S4000 system. Proceed

Network Installation and Configuration

S4000 CNC Series

The following window will appear: