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To get you up and running, Denford also offer a range
of CNC Routers, Lasers, Milling Machines and Lathes,
together with tooling packages, workholding kits and
courseware.

SETUP

SETUP

1. Unpack and Check Equipment

Before setting up your Denford lathe, please check your separate
order documentation, making sure that all items have been
delivered.  Any missing or damaged items should be reported to
Denford Customer Services as soon as possible.

Plan view showing ideal
machine layout and
operating positions.

Ensure that any inlet / exhaust vents are not covered or blocked.

Machine Operator

2. Position Lathe with Computer

Insert the VR CNC Turning CD into the computer.
Click on 

“Install VR CNC Turning”

 and follow the on-screen

instructions.

Be sure to choose the correct machine by checking the model
name on the Machine Serial plate.

You may have to scroll down the list of machines using the
scrollbar in order to find your particular model.

Now is a good time to print or copy the machine manual (PDF)
from the VR Turning CD.

3. Install VR CNC Turning

You will now need to install
a Denford Software license
file (seckey.tff).

Click 

Upgrade…

Choose the removable media
option and click 

Next >.

Locate and select the shortcut created by the installation from
Start > All Programs.

If all is OK, then the machine control
panel will appear as shown.

The red border around an axis home
button indicates that the axis must
be homed before selecting any other
mode. A green border means that
the axis has homed properly.

If you are unfamiliar with the VR Turning software, refer to the
built-in help and tutorials, accessed from the top menu.

7. Test Machine Communication

6. Running the VR Turning Software

8. Run the Machine

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Installation & Commissioning Guide

TURN 270 PRO

Connect the power cable.
Connect the computer to the lathe using the USB cable.

5. Connect USB and Power Cables

4. Install USB Drivers

Once the software has installed, return to the Installation
menu:

Follow the Driver instructions
clicking 

Next >

 until installation

has completed successfully.

Choose 

32-bit USB drivers

 if

your Operating System is a
32-bit version (in most cases
XP and Vista are 32-bit).

Choose 

64-bit USB drivers

 if

your Operating System is a
64-bit version.

Ignore any requests for a
software license installation
during installation - this is
carried out later, when you
run the software for the first
time.

If you have one, insert the
license disk/CD. If the
seckey.tff file is located
elsewhere, then click 

Browse

Click 

Next >

 when the file is

found.

Check that the registered
products list includes

VR TURNING 5

The software should now
start as normal.

To test the connection to the machine,
press the “select real machine” button in
the VR Turning software window.

The help system has all the essential information you need to
control the machine, set offsets and run a CNC program.

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