Vaulted programs, proven revisions, quarantined edits, and a migration path off Predator DNC: program control an assessor can see.
Legacy DNC moves files. Program Pulse governs them. It is the difference between a folder and a system of record, and it is the difference an assessor can see.
Programs live in department vaults, organized Vault to Part to Operation to Machine. CAM files, setup sheets, and attachments travel with the program, so the whole job package has one controlled home.
New uploads and edits enter as pending approval. Approving a revision proves it and automatically obsoletes the last one, with reason codes and change descriptions on record. Machines receive proven revisions. Period.
When an operator adjusts a program at the control, it returns to a quarantine queue, not to the vault. A programmer reviews a side-by-side diff of exactly what changed, then accepts it into revision control or rejects it with a reason. Nothing merges silently.
A built-in editor with hover documentation for G and M codes, context-aware completion, syntax checking, formatting, variable rename, and side-by-side compare. Dialect intelligence for Fanuc, Haas, Siemens, and LinuxCNC controls.
File opens, sends to machine, pulls from machine, and revision approvals are logged with the person attached. When the assessor asks, you filter, you export, you move on with your day.
A built-in migration wizard for Predator DNC connects to your existing database, previews what it found, and moves your library over with progress tracking and a migration history you can show your team.
(O5521 REV C BRACKET OP20) G90 G54 G17 T0101 G97 S2400 M03 G01 Z-14.75 F.008 G01 Z-14.75 F.006 (FINISH PASS SLOWED) G00 Z2.0 M09 G28 U0 W0 M05 (SUBMITTED FROM CONTROL · BADGE 0117)
The revision lifecycle as the platform enforces it. The only path to a spindle runs through an approval, and the trail writes itself.
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