I also have a few videos I tried making on the Okuma M560. The quality of my videos are much crappier though and audio sucks lol... but if you guys want to learn something on the M560 maybe it will help.
I don't know why more companies don't do videos like this, I would be more comfortable running their equipment if I had a simple introduction to their products like this.
Can you upload programs directly to the Okuma memory via network? You showed how you can download from a remote network storage location, e.g. a NAS box, but what about posting directly onto the Okuma memory from your CAM development system, i.e. does the Okuma show up on your developement system's network list and is a directory on the Okuma visible for copying files to so you don't have to go out and get it from remote storage all the time? Also, if you can post directly to the Okuma memory, then if you post CAM files directly to the Okuma memory, then does the Okuma alert you that a newer version of the active program has been posted to the Okuma memory so you can go grab it and make it the active version of the current program without having to remember to go to the Okuma's local storage and load the latest program everytime a newer program has been posted to the Okuma memory over the network? Thanks for the great content.
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I also have a few videos I tried making on the Okuma M560. The quality of my videos are much crappier though and audio sucks lol... but if you guys want to learn something on the M560 maybe it will help.
Victors videos are awesome ! Thanks for the vids victor.....your vids have helped me out.I have pinned this comment!
I have a 560 that I have been putting off running. You are changing this, thanks.
Glad to hear it
Appreciate your vdeos!
Thank you.
These little everyday task can eat your lunch on a new machine. Good idea to make these vids.
It's official. Okuma should be paying you.......
I don't know why more companies don't do videos like this, I would be more comfortable running their equipment if I had a simple introduction to their products like this.
@@visionforge1254 I have tried to tell them.
1. Can we use any type of USB in the market?
2. How to load program to OSP-10L?
3. How to convert from .txt (note pad) to .min file?
Help teach backing up important machine parameters and data. In the event that it must be used when the machine data is corrupted
Can you upload programs directly to the Okuma memory via network? You showed how you can download from a remote network storage location, e.g. a NAS box, but what about posting directly onto the Okuma memory from your CAM development system, i.e. does the Okuma show up on your developement system's network list and is a directory on the Okuma visible for copying files to so you don't have to go out and get it from remote storage all the time? Also, if you can post directly to the Okuma memory, then if you post CAM files directly to the Okuma memory, then does the Okuma alert you that a newer version of the active program has been posted to the Okuma memory so you can go grab it and make it the active version of the current program without having to remember to go to the Okuma's local storage and load the latest program everytime a newer program has been posted to the Okuma memory over the network? Thanks for the great content.
We’d have to ask Gosiger. I was told that the osp-3000 control looks into a folder on a server for the networked set up.
Yes, you can post your file directly to MD1 over the network, also Program select automatically defaults to the last copied program
@@jmaks please post a link..i followed chapter 11 in reference manual....if you post a link i'll pin it to the top...
Thanks.
Jason
I don't think it's recommended by okuma, follow the steps in chapter 11, but instead of sharing D:/NCDATA you share D:/MD1
Hi. Great video. How to convert from .txt to .min file