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lynnz

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  1. Thad,

    I get rapids showing up as blue also when moving between ops.

    Thats what got me looking into it and I found at the bottom of the backplot screen that shows details of each move, when you have details of a rapid, it has a feedrate of -2??

    What icon are you talking about? In the config settings of color or in the backplot screen??

    lynnz

  2. I noticed this after upgrading to MR1. After backplotting, click on a rapid line. In details, there is a box that shows feedrate. For a rapid move it shows a feed of -2. I checked this on 2 different PC's.

    I have 1 other seat that wasn't upgraded yet (SP1) that I checked and it also had a feedrate of -2.

    Of course, in checking the gcode and running the program, all is well.

     

    Anyone else notice this??

     

    lynnz

  3. I agree with Trevor. We use 450 and 460 boards.

    The 5020 is the low density stuff which is slightly porous kind of like foam.

    You might contact Freemans and request a small sample of the various types of boards.

     

    lynnz

  4. We just got a new PC to put 1 one our seats of X on. Pretty much the tool library and post processor were doing what we wanted on the old machine.

    My question is what files within the program do I need to backup? Just wanting to make sure I get everything I need backed up. I'm not sure about everything with machine def files and control def files and such.

     

    Thanks,

    lynnz

  5. I have a Dell workstation with XP Pro 64 also. X runs just fine on it. Like hessigc said, I had problems getting update 3 to load because of 1628 error message. It handled all of the other updates though.

    no V9 has been tried on this machine either.

    HPM,

    try going to Aladdin.com and get the latest 64bit hasp driver. This should fix your problem.

     

    lynnz

  6. lou,

    Go to Aladdin and download Hasp4 driver setup.

    Unzip it and run hdd32.exe. This worked for me after I lost my hasp when installing the latest patch that updated the SP1 X.

    Before that I had used HL Hasp driver to initially get the X running and it continued to work after I updated to SP1. But the HL driver appeared to quit on me when I installed the patch to SP1. That is when I tried Hasp4.

     

    lynnz

  7. I lost my hasp after installing the patch like George did.

    In the update manager when downloading patch, there was an address to go to to fix this. But now I can't get back to the Update Manager to get the address.

    Does anyone know this address??

     

    lynnz

  8. Your toolpaths will be lost, but you can regenerate them quickly and send them back out to the machines. All your operations will still be there pretty much as they were setup originally.

    Maybe it won't be nearly as bad as you are thinking.

     

    lynnz

  9. Mitchell,

    I was going to try and load it, but somewhere on this board last week Dave or Bullines made a comment about how it was best to load V9 before loading X. And I think this was on a 32bit system. So I decided not to dump X, then put V9 on and then reload X.

    Trying to with X and not look back.

    lynnz

  10. I've got about an identical machine to that, but I had trouble with the hasp when I tried to get it up and going. Come to find out I had a hasp3. So I'm patiently waiting on UPS to deliver me a new Hasp4. I had checked the hasp at my home shop 6 months ago and it was a white hasp4. So I wrongly assumed my work hasp was hasp4 because it too was white and never checked it.

    My x64 system runs SolidWorks just great. I also run foundry casting pouring simulation software called SolidCast. No troubles at all. When I get my hasp I'll post how Mastercam runs. Currently we are doing all programming on another machine in MC 9.

    lynnz

  11. If you translate files into Mastercam from other cad systems, keeping up with the latest translators is worth the price of upgrading. Without knowing all the details of your situation, it's hard to tell you which way is the better for you. But you may be surprised how X could help out with your speed and ease of programming.

     

    lynnz

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