E-CNC WHB04B for Mach4 – Version 1.1.2 Released

Hello everyone,

A new update for the E-CNC WHB04B Wireless Pendant for Mach4 is now available.

What's new in v1.1.2
Added configurable Continuous Jog rates (2%, 5%, 10%, 30%, 60%, 100% and Lead) through ConfigUI.
Continuous Jog rates are now stored in the configuration file and automatically applied by the Bridge.
Minor internal improvements and bug fixes.

This update gives users more flexibility to fine-tune continuous jogging according to their machine and personal preferences, while maintaining full compatibility with existing installations.

As always, thank you to everyone using and supporting the E-CNC WHB04B project. Your feedback continues to help improve the software.

More information:
https://e-cnc.pt

**E_CNC WHB04B – OEM Edition**

I would like to share a new development for the E_CNC WHB04B project.

Following interest from an international CNC machine manufacturer, I have prepared a dedicated **OEM Edition** of the software for machine builders and integrators who want to supply the WHB04B pendant already configured with their CNC machines.

The OEM version keeps the same stable core and operating logic as the current public version, but the customer-facing interface has been adapted for OEM use:

* English-only interface
* Neutral pendant graphic
* No direct E_CNC email or phone contact displayed in the interface
* Same Mach4 / MachPro functionality
* Designed to be installed and configured by the CNC manufacturer before the machine is delivered to the end user

The idea is that the machine manufacturer remains the first point of contact for its own customers, while E_CNC provides software support directly to the OEM when required.

The current public version of E_CNC WHB04B remains unchanged.

The first OEM build is now going into real-world evaluation on a customer machine. This is especially valuable because it will allow the software to be tested in day-to-day production use by an experienced CNC user.

As always, if any unexpected behavior or bug is identified during testing, I want to know about it so it can be investigated and corrected.

If the OEM model develops further, I am also considering a dedicated licensing system that would allow approved machine manufacturers to generate licenses for their machines directly through an E_CNC server, without having to request each license manually.

This is an important new step for the project, and I am very interested to see where it leads.

Sergio Couto
E_CNC