Post CD

[g-codeguy]

I found the mention of a CD for working with the posts in a thread I researched last night. Where would I buy one? From my reseller? Someplace online? Thanks.

[Todd Tracey from Fastech]

Contact your reseller

[Don S at Barefoot CNC South]

I think there is some info on the FTP site in the folder: MCX Post stuff

[g-codeguy]

Thanks for the replies. A representive from our reseller is spending the day here today. I asked him about the CD. He is going to give me one. Should have waited til I had a chance to talk to him before posting. Was too impatient. Sorry.

[rdshear]

The current version of the post processor reference, last I knew, is for V9. It was stated in another thread some time ago that they are working on an updated more current reference. I do not know if they have finished it or not. However, if you are planning post updates, and you do get the V9 reference CD, be sure to also read/reference the post processor update files that were installed with the version you are running. This will give you information on what has changed since those CD's were published.

 

Happy post editing

 

 

Rick

[Steve Biehl - Cimquest Inc]

right now the only full post 'book' is the V9 Post CD. Resellers have been asking CNC about the status of a new complete manual but as far as I know we have not gotten any reply.

[Mick]

Steve, is right, the most recent full post documentation CD is for Version 9. Myself, like a lot of others, find it a little hard to believe, that here we are nearly at X3, and there hasn't been a more up to date issue released.

[bigjohn]

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Steve, is right, the most recent full post documentation CD is for Version 9. Myself, like a lot of others, find it a little hard to believe, that here we are nearly at X3, and there hasn't been a more up to date issue released.

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And yet, we get knocked on the head when complaining about MC not supporting older versions.

 

John

[Guest]

Actually, there is a post parameter reference doc in in documentation folder. It is not as complete as the V9 Post CD but the posts haven't really changed much since then either, sure some addition variables and parameters and some dropped but the structure is pretty much the same. So coupled, the CD and .pdf it covers almost everything you could need.

 

Perfect no but we can get by with it.