A simple example app, created using Visual Basic .Net and the Centroid API. This app creates a user interface that can be used via touch screen to input an amount to move the X axis.
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CentroidAPI_VBnet_PowerFeed

This sample application is using .Net framework 6.0, you are welcome to clone the repo and change the .Net Version if you wish.

To run this sample application you need:

  1. Centroid CNC12 Installed (https://centroidcnc.com/centroid_diy/centroid_cnc_software_downloads.html)
  2. Visual Studio Installed (https://visualstudio.microsoft.com/vs/community/)
  3. .Net Framework 6 Installed (https://dotnet.microsoft.com/en-us/download/dotnet/6.0)
  4. (Optional, but Recommended) A CentroidCNC Control Board connected to your Development PC (https://shopcentroidcnc.com/)
    • For Full PLC Functionallity of CNC12.
    • Offline CNC12 is also available but does not have full PLC functionality.

CentroidAPI Documentation is avalible with every CNC12 install, check your install directory for more info!

  • Mill: C:\cncm
  • Lathe: C:\cnct
  • Router: C:\cncm
  • Plasma: C:\cncm
  • MillDemo: C:\Centroid_Mill_Intercon_Offline
  • LatheDemo: C:\Centroid_Lathe_Intercon_Offline

Warning: Axis Movement

This application moves the X Axis the amount specified. While testing, please be aware that your machine may move if you are developing on your CNCPC (The PC connected to the Acorn/AcornSix/Hickory/Allin1DC/Oak CNC Control Board).

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