Generic Numeric Control (GNC), as the name suggests is not an ordinary control system but a totally flexible system. GNC will allow you to build a controller to your own particular needs. The hardware is totally configurable. You can select stepper or servo control and the number of digital and analogue input/outputs. 

The software is Windows compatible and therefore suitable for a multi-tasking environment. 

The user interface can also be customised, allowing the naming of each axis, analogue inputs and outputs, even down to individual input/output signals.

This can be represented on screen in over 48 different colours and three different sizes of font. The whole of the text which appears on the screen can be configured by you, for you. Allowing you to select as much information on screen as required, displaying information in a language your operator can understand, thus reducing the learning curve and increasing operator productivity. 

The operating language can also be customised, commands such as Linear, Rapid or Arc could be used or any commands which suit your operator such as G or M codes. The operating language can also be reduced, removing commands that are not required, thus simplifying the operation of the system even more. 

This user friendly software has a free format edit facility, where G and M codes can be entered in any format, without having to stick to any rules or go through any insert menus. Options such as cut, copy, paste, find and replace, make editing easier. File saving and loading are also Windows standard. 

The system can control up to a maximum of 16 positional axis, which can be in any combination of Stepper (open or closed loop) or AC, DC Servo. As well as its axis control it also has an in built PLC, which can monitor digital and analogue inputs up to 62 times per second. Also controlling digital and analogue outputs. 

The digital inputs and outputs can be selected in any multiple of 8. The analogue inputs and outputs ban be up to a maximum of 16 each. 

Other features include 'floating' panels to aid execution, and it has a typical Windows package layout, so that the structure is easy to follow.

If you would like to try out a demo version of this software, please complete the form below and we will send you a password to enable you to download a trial of the software:
 

Please use the button below to go to the download area for the trial version of the GNC Software.