Post processing for multiple machines

[Guest]

Are any of you guys posting multiple unproven programs by chance ISO or AS certified?

[acam]

For one of our customers we have created this chook:

 

 

The user can select any  (or all)  of the 16 machines to post.

[jlw™]

Are any of you guys posting multiple unproven programs by chance ISO or AS certified?

Ha-ha, whoosh. Right over their head.

[themachinist]

How is that contrary to either of those standards?

[Guest]

How is that contrary to either of those standards?

 

So the answer is no

[themachinist]

So the answer is no

 

The answer is that you should explain what you are asserting.

[Newbeeee™]

Are any of you guys posting multiple unproven programs by chance ISO or AS certified?

No and yes.

[The Cathedral]

The answer is that you should explain what you are asserting.

 

He's implying that if you are posting unproven code, you are potentially in violation of ISO and AS standards; however there is a huge difference in tiers and what what doesn't fly in AS can be acceptable in ISO, particularly depending on what certification you have.

 

It's a huge can of worms that in no way helps answer your original question.

[Matthew Hajicek - Singularity]

 

 

For one of our customers we have created this chook:

 

Impressive!

 

 

 

He's implying that if you are posting unproven code, you are potentially in violation of ISO and AS standards;

 

How do you prove your code before you post it?

[The Cathedral]

Impressive!

 

 

How do you prove your code before you post it?

 

Maybe we should wait until he actually answers; but my assumption is that by "posting" it, you're giving it to the machine to run. That's the terminology I use here when talking to operators. *I* can post it from Mastercam, and run it through simulators and check it out, but never realease it to the floor; so to the operators the program has not been posted yet.