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Parse errors fixed by turning off tool change - problem only appeared with Rel 10. Strangely - it doesn't happen with that collet file though? It doesn't happen in mill either - just made a test file

Steve: Try a dry run of that for me with "Ignore Toolchange" turned on in the logic settings. Its the only script your using and it may be causing the parse error. I'll try to repeat it here. Thanks,

Isak: Sorry, this one is not possible. The file is Mapped so that any size can be read. This means a 10Gig file should load fine. The downside is the file is always open. Art www.artofcnc.ca

Hi, Art. I'm creating a G code on my Cad computer, then upload it to the Mach2 computer. This way, avery time I update my program I have to close the file (in the mach), upload it and reopen the same

I am happy. BUT Sorry to burst your bubble - just tried a thread program, got several parser errors, failed to load and also "Error 0x8000fff (IActiveScriptParse::InitNew (()" followed by an OCX crash

I think it would be fine to just place it here in the files section for archival purposes. BTW I've been reading throught the Mach2 manual and Its very cool. I like the examples and layman sensibility

Isak: Make sure the config/State tab is set correctly to ABS or REL in its IJ settings. This is the most frequent cause of this error. The REAL connection tolerance of IJ arcs is opened very wide at

Good GOD!!!!, This can't be the Steve we all know. Did that letter have a note of happiness in it? Did I read actual success? Quick, someone get some of what Steve's smoking and send directly to me

Hi, When I use the G3 command with I and J paramethers I get an error message which says that the radius of the starting point and the ending point is different. There are cases that it is impossible

OK, I asked and I got the answer. It's not a real problem, however. I already decided to go with servos. I just wondered if anything good could be done with steppers and encoders together. But I've

One quick line on Spindle control. There are also VFD controls out there that work by serial command. This now works in Mach2, it is possible to create a macro to send a serial command such as

John: I am looking into a solution for this. It is time for smaller screens to be available. This will get top priority very soon. (I'm just finishing up a few things first..) Thanks, Art

I agree, kill it. Mach2ScreenTweak will be released (with Johns permission) into the release setup file. So it will appear on all systems. It is a great piece of work and I'm very happy to include it

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"deruida" <deruida@...> wrote: A good friend and fellow engineer and I want [That's an ambitious project! Are you doing the casting here in the US, or offshore? What will it do that a knee mill

Just to let everyone know, I sucessfully made some parts today using Mach2 lathe :) Thanks Art <G> Tool offsets, including those with negative Z values and positive X seem to work OK. The display is

MACH1/2 is not a closed loop software program. Few of the available hobby grade programs are. (EMC running with LINUX and some external boards is the exception). In order to close the loop there are

Thanks John for the information. I don't claim to be an expert in the CNC world, but it is just another automated machine like the ones that I have been designing for the past 13 years. I am

Good mrning John, I re-sized the screens to 640 x 480 and the font's remained the same size in all the Button's as it was in the original screen sizes. This makes for some very interesting button

Appendix 3 of the manual is a long list of codes for screen controls. It was intended to help people designing their own screens (rather than modifying existing ones). I have never referred to it. It