5axis post sample requirement

[erman]

 Hello, i am writing to Turkey. I bought tr210 on a new haas vf4. I have been using mastecam 3axis since 2005. I want to buy mastercam multiaxis module. 
the vendor here asked me to find a post example that works fine on the same machine.I wonder if someone using the Haas tr series 
can help me out? I don't have tcpc and dwo on my machine. Reseller says, maybe i need special post but im writing generic posts works fine.
 A simple program that can move only 5 axes simultaneously will be sufficient. I'm new to 5axis machining and I don't know anything. 
I only know my center of rotation.  Rotation center Z: 416.98 y:3.166 

 

[JParis]

Am I reading this right?

You don't have the Multi-axis module but you're looking to generate 5 axis simulataneous code?   Might I ask how if you don't have the module to do it?

Perhaps your Mastercam reseller in Turkey can help. 

[Miki67]

you better get tcpc and dwo

[erman]

1 hour ago, JParis said:

Am I reading this right?

You don't have the Multi-axis module but you're looking to generate 5 axis simulataneous code?   Might I ask how if you don't have the module to do it?

Perhaps your Mastercam reseller in Turkey can help. 

No, i want to buy 5axis module, but reseller in Turkey want a sample program for tr210. actually i need only a sample program with 5 axis move. Sorry for my bad English.

And i want to buy tcpc and dwo but its impossible in Turkey. these options are very expensive, approximately 8month earnings :(

[Miki67]

Your reseller should give you sample

impossible to get tcpc why

just call haas and they will give you code 

e mail me at

[email protected]

[erman]

48 minutes ago, Miki67 said:

Your reseller should give you sample

impossible to get tcpc why

just call haas and they will give you code 

e mail me at

[email protected]

I sent email to you. Haas tcpc and dwo are too expensive.

[gcode]

Create an account at Mastercam.com then download the

Generic Haas VF-TR_Series 5X Mill  post from the Tech Exchange

It's free to licensed Mastercam users.

I'm surprised your Mastercam dealer doesn't know about it