Looking for Software / DiskOnChip Image for Wohlenberg Cut-Tec 92k (Year 2002)

[Igor.b]

Hi everyone,

I am looking for urgent help with a Wohlenberg Cut-Tec 92k paper cutter (Year of manufacture: 2002).
The original storage media, an M-Systems DiskOnChip 2000 (Model: MD2200-D16, 16MB DIP-32), has failed. The machine's motherboard, screen, and input/output boards are fully functional. I can successfully boot the machine into MS-DOS using an external drive, but the original cutter control software is lost due to the dead chip.

Does anyone happen to have a backup, directory files, or a raw chip dump (.IMG / .BIN file) for this specific machine or a similar Wohlenberg model from around 2002?
I am currently setting up a CompactFlash-to-IDE adapter (512MB card) to replace the DiskOnChip. I can make it bootable with MS-DOS, but I desperately need the actual cutter software folder (including the executable and its DOS extender/drivers) to put on the card.
If you have the software files or a DiskOnChip backup image that you could share, please let me know. Any help, advice, or contacts of engineers who might have this archive would be highly appreciated!

Thank you in advance!

 

[BEAutomation]

As far as I remember. diskOn chip it is not so easy to read.

 

[Igor.b]

As far as I remember. diskOn chip it is not so easy to read.

Not easy, but possible.

 

[BEAutomation]

I encounter a problem with this machine arround 2018. But I don't remember having a problem with the diskonChip. Are you 100% sure that is the problem?

 

[CHOCK]

IF YOU BELIEVE THAT IS SOFTWARE, GIVE ME THE VERSION SOFTWARE, AND YOUR EMAIL.

Blessing,

superchock@yandex.com

 

[Igor.b]

I encounter a problem with this machine arround 2018. But I don't remember having a problem with the diskonChip. Are you 100% sure that is the problem?

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Thank You for Your answer.

I am almost 100% certain. I think there is a very small chance that the problem is caused by the drive connector, but that possibility is almost negligible.

The problem developed gradually. The program did not load on the first attempt—the computer displayed a “disk not found” error. After several power cycles, the program would eventually load. Sometimes MS-DOS would start, but during the program-loading stage the system displayed a “file not found” error, along with other signs of degradation in the drive’s memory cells. Over time, the situation became progressively worse, and now the drive is not detected at all. This behavior is typical of a degrading flash-storage device.

We replaced the DALLAS chip, connected a different power supply, and replaced the RAM, but, of course, none of this helped. The BIOS detects all the hardware correctly, and POST completes without any problems.

At the same time, MS-DOS boots correctly from either a floppy disk or a CF card connected through an adapter to the IDE connector. All programs work normally, and no errors occur. The DINFO utility—the official M-Systems utility for detecting DiskOnChip devices—when run from a clean MS-DOS environment, displays the message: “DiskOnChip not found.”

Therefore, I conclude that the drive has failed.

 

[Igor.b]

IF YOU BELIEVE THAT IS SOFTWARE, GIVE ME THE VERSION SOFTWARE, AND YOUR EMAIL.

Blessing,

superchock@yandex.com

Hello!

I found an old photo with the error.
From it I can judge that the CUT-TEC software version is:
Version 2.0, build dated March 24, 2000.
System Kernel & User Interface: V: 4.60

My e-mail: igor.begichev@gmail.com

Thank You!