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Machine Monitoring Dashboards by eNETDNC display real-time data on desktops and mobile devices to help shops make more informed production management decisions. 

Posted: March 29, 2016

Monitoring Dashboard Display in Shop from eNETDNC, display real-time data for viewing on the shop floor. Operator log-ins, machine status, cycle times, and preventative maintenance information can be monitored in real-time and used for further analysis.
Monitoring Dashboards from eNETDNC display real-time data for viewing on desktops and mobile devices to help shops make more informed production management decisions. Operator log-ins, machine status, cycle times, and preventative maintenance information can be monitored in real-time and used for further analysis.
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eNETDNC (Greenfield, WI), a leader in distributed numerical control (DNC), machine monitoring and data collection, offers real-time Mobile Monitoring Dashboard capabilities. For increasing CNC efficiency, Machine Monitoring software now includes Monitoring Dashboards that display real-time data for viewing on desktops and mobile devices. This effective and reliable DNC technology provides data to help shops make more informed production management decisions. Operator log-ins, machine status, cycle times, and preventative maintenance information can be monitored in real-time and stored for export into Excel or Access for further analysis.

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When a machine tool is down, the operator can be required to put in a code corresponding to a predetermined list of reasons. An alert, such as “out of material” or “tool breakage,” can then be sent to specific distribution lists via e-mail or text message. Down codes and notification distribution can be customized according to each shop’s application. Real-time monitoring tracks how often a machine is operating during a shift to hold operators accountable for their production rates. By requiring operators to log in to the machine, management can more accurately track labor costs for a given part number or machine cycle. Software easily interfaces with existing networking systems and runs on all versions of Microsoft Windows. Front office personnel and floor management can access a dashboard for a snapshot of the shop floor, including machine status and current cycle time. These dashboards provide a valuable tool for management to supervise machines and personnel through a central hub.

eNETDNC, 4702 S 47th Street, Greenfield, WI 53220, 414-944-7514, luke@enetdnc.com, www.enetdnc.com.

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