HELP! I have a program that I will need to drip feed to a Torq-Cut 22 DX32

[Steve_Watkins]

The title says it all.. I have a program that is 706 Kb which is way over the limit of the machine 256 Kb. I need a fast and simple way to drip feed the program... The machine has been upgraded with the new motherboard sporting a 512 flash drive instead of the hard drive and all the usual set of inputs a small computer would have... I DO spy a port to plug in a network cable on the boards back connection panel... How to network it or drip from another computer I just have no idea....

Anyone know where I could find some instructions?

Here is a Video showing the inside of the cabinet....

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[machinehop5]

...this thread from 2005 may help you...I think you can only DNC from FDD or the HDD.
https://www.cnczone.com/forums/bridg...-dx32-dnc.html

[Steve_Watkins]

thanks...

My program easily fits on the A: floppy at 705 KB .... Just have a problem loading it into memory... 256 KB seems to be the limit I can load with run and I have no idea how to make it work

[machinehop5]

...look for SET DNC (F10) in the RUN Mode and see what options are available.
This attach manual may help to Chapter 5

[Steve_Watkins]

Thank you... I was looking through the manual I have
and finally found something on DNC Still looking for the part that tells me about the DNC macros it askes about when turning that function on but after a while I was able to load up the program and do a dry run!
Thanks again for your help.!

[machinehop5]

Thank you... I was looking through the manual I have
and finally found something on DNC Still looking for the part that tells me about the DNC macros it askes about when turning that function on but after a while I was able to load up the program and do a dry run!
Thanks again for your help.!

...you're welcome. we both learned something about 1990's tech....back to future. DOS6.2