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How does the CAD interface to the machine?

April 26, 2017CAD interface Machine

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How does the CAD interface to the machine?

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The CAD system runs on a separate PC that is connected to the machine via and Ethernet cable, or the machine is connected to your LAN (local area network) and the CAD is installed on a PC participating in this network. (If a separate PC is used for the CAD, the machine comes with a “Serv” switch allowing the monitor, keyboard, and mouse to be used on both machines and switched by the press of a button.) Other network configurations are available, however Ethernet is the most common. An Ethernet network allows very fast (up to 100Mbps) data transfer and easy configuration. The Marbajet uses the network to search for and run files generated by the CAD system.