Machine Definition
NC Server now has a cleaner Machine Definition dialog box so it shows only the information relevant to the selected controller type.
NC Server now hides settings that are not typically required unless you select Show advanced machine settings in the Settings dialog box.
NC Server now includes pivot length in the wrist definition.
Axis definitions now include separate axis names and axis types to allow for machines with naming variants in the macros.
NC Server now specifies rotary axis parameters, such as center point and vector, in the Axis tab of the Setup dialog box.
NC Server now sends the rotary table parameters to PC-DMIS so that you no longer need to configure them separately inside PC-DMIS.
NC Server now defines all parameters for macro generation in the machine definition. You should never manually edit macros.
Macro generation is now consistent across all machine types.
NC Server now warns you when macros should be regenerated when it detects that changes were made to relevant settings in the machine definition.
NC Server now supports nutating tables and heads in the machine definition.
NC Server now provides a tool to create the necessary "USRPROBE.DAT" code for machines with single or dual-axis rotary heads.
NC Server has replaced axis map information with address offset information so it is consistent with other products.
NC Server now supports generic rotary table generation for machine simulation.