For example, in the workbench interface, the previous selection list has been replaced by a clear home page with animated images. This enables users to quickly obtain an overview, as if they were in a virtual machine shop. Users click on the desired machine to select it and are immediately taken to the correct programming interface for the NC program: to the workshop-oriented ShopMill/ShopTurn machining step programming; the cycle-supporting programGuide G-code language; or the DIN and ISO commands.
The standard machining process templates have also been expanded in Sinutrain 4.7. These enable users to create executable programs quickly for turning and milling machines. Options include not only turning with or without a counter-spindle, and 3- to 5-axis milling, but also combined mill-turning.
