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Practical connection notes for the machines on your floor — protocols, what you get live, and where to go next. Not enterprise fluff.
Most Haas controls expose MTConnect over Ethernet. Point the CronusIQ edge at the machine IP, confirm the agent is enabled, and status streams within minutes. Older boxes without MTConnect can use digital I/O through the edge device.
Mazatrol / Smooth controls typically connect via MTConnect or OPC-UA. Add the machine in admin, select the protocol your control supports, and verify the live card before rolling out the cell.
Okuma OSP / THINC shops usually land on MTConnect or OPC-UA. CronusIQ reads mode, program, and execution state so the board matches what the operator sees on the control.
DMG Mori machines often speak MTConnect or OPC-UA; Fanuc-based controls can use FOCAS where available. We map execution state into the same run / idle / down language your floor already uses.
Fanuc FOCAS is the workhorse for Robodrills and Fanuc-controlled mills/lathes. The edge talks FOCAS on the shop LAN; no cloud dependency required for local monitoring. MTConnect adapters are used when present.
Doosan / DN Solutions machines vary by control generation. We pick MTConnect, FOCAS, or OPC-UA based on what the control actually exposes — then treat it like every other card on the board.
Not on the list? If the control speaks MTConnect, Fanuc FOCAS, or OPC-UA, we can usually connect. For legacy machines with only dry contacts or spindle load signals, the edge device can infer run / idle / down from I/O.
Step-by-step: account → edge on the shop LAN → connect protocols → live dashboard.
Open install →Appliance or approved gateway on the same VLAN as your CNCs. DHCP or static IP; air-gapped options available.
Edge deploy notes →Not sure which protocol your control speaks? Book a short demo and we'll map your floor.
Demo →Bring the control model and network setup — we'll pick FOCAS, MTConnect, OPC-UA, or I/O and get a live card up.