Echo Printers

We're working on integrating as many printers as possible, as quickly as you can say "Additive Manufacturing". Our support differs depending on what module you choose. In particular, it differs for  • Machine Analytics • Secure Delivery • Process Monitoring Machine Analytics Machine Analytics

Of course, we will take your OPC-UA compatible API's but we realize that most OEMs don't have those, so what we need from a technical standpoint is fairly simple. Most manufacturers have some kind of software tool that customers use to prepare jobs and send them to the printer and monitor the progre

Here are a few steps you can undertake as you prepare for a guided Echo installation: • We’ll need a Windows computer to install the software on. It can co-exist with other software, it doesn’t need a dedicated machine, and does not do any significant amount of processing. Please note that the pri

Installing Echo is a little complicated at the moment. We are making it easier, promise. Meanwhile, please follow the instructions below.   Ensure Network Access/Reachability between the PC and the Printers: 1. Echo must be installed on a PC that is connected to the same network as the printer you

See here: http://docs.authentise.com/machine-analytics/supported-printers.html Several other machines are under development. Please contact us if your machine is not listed. 

This is a guide for ping testing your machines while installing Echo. This quick and simple test will establish that the computer that is hosting Echo can reach the printers that you intend to monitor via your network.   • Open a Command Prompt on the PC that is hosting the Echo client • Click on

Echo is Authentise's program to automatically monitor your printers in real-time. This data is used for both Authentise's Manufacturing Execution System as well as the Machine Analytics tool. The data can also be accessed via our 3Diax API's to create custom workflows. Technically: From a network

Would your MES be able to support other production methods such as CNC and sheet metal fabrication (this is mostly in 2D). If yes, do you have real life examples of this? Yes, there is nothing limiting this extension, and it is something we are actively pursuing. Technically there is no change to t