STEP 1: Connect an E-Stop button to short the E-Stop terminals.
This should give you a green LED while the board is powered and the e-stop is closed.
IF not, check other possible fault conditions and make sure they are not active.
STEP 2: Make sure the controller is connected to an Ethernet port on the PC and powered with LEDs ON.
STEP 3: The UCCNC license must be installed to establish the connection with the hardware. Replace the demo license that comes with the UCCNC installation with the license that you purchased.
STEP 4: Download and run the UC Utilityxxx program to establish the connection, set a fixed IP on the PC’s LAN card, and whitelist the device on the network. You may need to manually configure the LAN’s IPv4 protocol to use a fixed IP.
STEP 5: Configure UCCNC manually using these instructions:
You can also download and install the cnc4pc.com software to configure UCCNC. This software will configure all the pinouts and functions supported by the C94.
Select the profile of your preference> click on install.
Finally, click on Close.
STEP 6: Start UCCNC and it should show that it is licensed and should talk ok to the UC300ETH installed in the C94.
STEP 7: Final Test
Test the E-Stop by opening the circuit a confirming the green LED goes off.
You can now enable back on the SCHP by moving (JUMPER=ON) so it will be the control software that will enable the system.