Machine-Monitoring Software Offers Customizable User Interface
Machine monitoring software eNet-Select from eNet Monitoring & DNC offers customizable touch-screen user interface.
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Machine monitoring and DNC solution provider eNET Monitoring & DNC has released eNET-Select, machine monitoring software that includes a customizable user interface. This add-on machine monitoring software is a customizable web-based touch screen user interface (UI). It can be used on the shop floor to enter data for downtime reasons, ideal cycle rate, part number, operator, scrap parts for live OEE, setting the current status of a machine, shopfloor messaging and even CNC program transfers on any tablet, smartphone or PC.
Each license of eNET-Select can be used for multiple machines, but is recommended for use with up to six machines per seat. Contact the company to request a live demo.
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