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Any program language can be used to generate motion control sequences; Basic, Visual Basic, C, C++, Pascal, Forth .....

  Four different software solutions
for your motion control needs
qbasicapps QBASIC control listings, SIDDEMOB.bas, MMC4.bas, etc. with redefinable parameters
SIDDEMOBwin Windows based working demo program for the SID Motion Controller.
Digital-CNCCNC control software for TMG's Digital CNC retrofit packages.
CyberProWindows application software from Graham Automation

SID Software System. [Download]
The SID software (firmware) system used in all TMG intelligent motion controllers; SID, MID, MMC, MMD, is based on the Cybernetic 545/550 series of motion processors. The Cybernetics are High-level command processors ( see Command Set ) and communicate in ASCII characters over the RS-232 serial connection in any DOS-clone computer, dumb terminal or keypad. Any program language can be used to generate motion control sequences; Basic, Visual Basic, C, C++, Pascal, Forth, and Assembly (see binary mode command). In addition TMG intelligent controllers include general purpose I/O (input or output) control lines. The Cybernetics command set supports I/O control, on-board memory programming, counting, and auto-starting. This complete programmability, similar to PLC’s, allows for the direct creation of complex machine sequences.

DOS promp window running SIDDEMOB.bas listing.

The TMG system also supports slip-detecting home sensors, external jog, and cw/ccw safety limits. All TMG systems can include a Development / Documentation kit which contains all cables and software examples of typical motion and I/O routines. The demonstration disk is in QBASIC and includes listings.



SIDDEMOBwin
Windows based CY545 motion control software. Intended for TMG stepper motor motion control product evaluation and demonstration purposes. This emulates the main features of the QBASIC version and allows Windows style interaction. [Download]

















CyberPro Software for Windows.[Download]
Cyberpro automates generation of optimized code for TMG controllers from a customizable point-and-click Windows interface. Cyberpro eases rapid development of stand-alone motion control applications. The keypad shown below is a screen shot of an application on the CyberTerm terminal emulator within CyberPro. (back to top)
CyberTerm
CyberTerm is a hand held terminal, controlled by a Motorola 68HC11 based single board computer with a four line by 20 character backlit LCD display and 20 character keypad. It is powered through the serial cable connection to TMG hardware. It can be used to manually control and display the positions (in user definable units) of up to four axes. In addition, it runs custom code created from within the CyberPro environment as described above. Integrate CyberTerm into your own custom housing for production. Custom programming is available to allow use of a wide range of additional capabilities, including additional serial ports, I/O, A/D and D/A.

The CyberPro system is a professional level code generator used primarily for three applications. The single axis version generates code sequences for complex single channel systems. The multi-axis version supports 2 to 8 channels. The maximum package also supports CyberTerm programming.

The main function of CyberTerm is to create an instant single-board computer for an embedded system (no display or keypad) or a front panel system with LCD display and 20 assignable keys. The LCD/keypad can be any style and remotely mounted as required. Initially the CyberTerm is a virtual computer created within the CyberPro system. First, the functions of the CyberTerm, including the LCD display (graphics or dot matrix) and the key-cap labels are defined. Next, the TMG motion system is connected to the CyberPro host serial port and the CyberTerm program is simulated on the host screen. The keypad window (see insert) will respond to key-cap mouse clicks and the LCD will display as required. When the simulation is satisfactory the physical CyberTerm module is connected to the host serial port and this program is downloaded to the CyberTerm. Next the motion system is connected to the CyberTerm. When the motion system is powered on, the stand-alone CyberTerm and motion system will perform exactly as the simulation. This system will create process controllers, lab instruments, product dispensers, samplers, and vision platforms with or without front panel controls. Special temperature control features are also available. >


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