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Guy Arseneault

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  1. Just found this on the update page. Has anybody installed this?

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    Download size: 23.6 MB , 3 minutes

    Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 Service Pack 1 provides cumulative roll-up updates for customer reported issues found after the release of Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0. In addition, this release provides security improvements, and prerequisite feature support for .NET Framework 3.0 Service Pack 1, and .NET Framework 3.5. After you install this item, you may have to restart your computer.

  2. Clicking on MCX2 icon or a mcx file will not open MCX2. I click on the MCX2 mr1 sp1 executable to do a repair and that didn't make a change. Can I reinstall from this point or do I have to start from MCX2 disc and install mr1 and then sp1? headscratch.gif

     

    I'm all set. I took the plunge and removed Sp1 then Mr1 and reinstalled them and now I'm good to go. cool.gif

     

    [ 09-24-2007, 08:06 AM: Message edited by: Guy Arseneault ]

  3. Read your post Jim and did what Roger stated to do

    quote:

    What 'fmt's are assigned to i$, j$, k$ ?

     

     

    fmt I 2 i$ # Arc center description in X

    fmt J 2 j$ # Arc center description in Y

    fmt K 2 k$ # Arc center description in Z

    and BINGO it worked.

     

    Thanks again to Roger and Jim for your assistance. cheers.gif

  4. Do I need to do something else? headscratch.gif

     

     

    pcir$ # Circular interpolation

    n$, sgplane,e$

    if plane$ = 0, n$, sccomp, sgcode, *x$, *y$, z$, *iout$, *jout$, kout$, pfr,e$

    if plane$ = 1, n$, sccomp, sgcode, x$, *y$, *z$, iout$, *jout$, *kout$, pfr,e$

    if plane$ = 2, n$, sccomp, sgcode, *x$, y$, *z$, *iout$, jout$, *kout$, pfr,e$

  5. This is what I found Roger.

     

    # Formulas - Use ':' instead of '=' to initialize variables

    # ------------------------------------------------------------------------

    skp_lead_flgs$ : 1 #Do NOT use v9 style contour flags

    arctype$ : 1 # Arc center 1=abs, 2=inc, 3=st-cen, 4=unsigned inc.

    do_full_arc$ : 0 #Allow full circle output? 0=no, 1=yes

    helix_arc$ : 0 #Support helix arc output, 0=no, 1=all planes, 2=XY plane only

    breakarcs$ : 0 #Break arcs, 0 = no, 1 = quadrants, 2 = 180deg. max arcs

     

    gcode$ : -1 # Assure output of first G00

    nobrk$ : no$ # Omit break of linear rapid?

    omitseq$ : 1 # Omit sequence numbers?

    progname$ : 1 #

    spaces$ : 0 # omit spaces

    seqmax$ : 9999 # Max. sequence no.

    x$ : 999 # Initialize modals to force first output

    y$ : 999

    z$ : 999

    i$ : 999

    j$ : 999

    k$ : 999

  6. Roger,

     

    Here is how the post is set-up. Also I don't understand why it doesn't work correctly. I worked ok in X2.

     

     

    # ------------------------------------------------------------------------

    # Format Statements - i=incr., n=nonmodal, l=leave ldg., t=leave trlg

    # d=delta, I=incremental

    # ------------------------------------------------------------------------

    fs 1 1.4 # abs, no lead 0, no trail 0, modal, 4 place decimal, use decimal

    fs 2 2 0 # abs, no lead 0, no trail 0, modal, int, no decimal

    fs 3 4 0 # abs, no lead 0, no trail 0, modal, int, no decimal

    fs 4 1.2 # abs, no lead 0, no trail 0, modal, 2 place decimal, use decimal

    fs 5 5 0 # abs, no lead 0, no trail 0, modal, int, no decimal

    fs 6 1.4 # abs, no lead 0, no trail 0, modal, 4 place decimal, use decimal

    # ------------------------------------------------------------------------

    # Format Assignments

    # fmt X 1 x - x, y, z, i, j, k, xh, yh, zh, xr, yr, zr

    # are init. fs 1, with 'normal' prefix letter

    # ------------------------------------------------------------------------

    fmt N 5 n$ # Line number

    fmt F 4 fr$ # Feedrate

    fmt T 2 t$ # Tool number format

    fmt M 2 cc$ # Cutter Comp.

    fmt S 5 ss$ # Spindle Speed

    fmt 2 plane$ # Modal plane code selector

    fmt 2 gcode$ # Format linear G-code selector for modality only

    fmt 2 ccomp$ # Modal format for ccomp

    fmt 2 cs # Determine if canned shapes are used grs

    fmt 2 ycs # Get canned shape number grs

  7. Bump: HELP confused.gif

     

    This is what got posted using the debugger.

     

    G17

    G3X-1.8158Y1.4812i$ -1.7825j$ 1.5341 pcir$ pcir$ 74.

    G1X1.3176Y-.4911 plin$ plin$ 76.

    G3X1.4037Y-.4715i$ 1.3508j$ -.4382 pcir$ pcir$ 78.

     

     

    This from my post.

     

    pcir$ # Circular interpolation

    n$, sgplane,e$

    if plane$ = 0, n$, sccomp, sgcode, *x$, *y$, z$, *i$, *j$, pfr,e$

    if plane$ = 1, n$, sccomp, sgcode, x$, *y$, *z$, *i$, *k$, pfr,e$

    if plane$ = 2, n$, sccomp, sgcode, *x$, y$, *z$, *i$, *k$, pfr,e$

     

     

    I don't understand the reason for the dollar signs at the end of i and j and why the i and j are not capitilized in my posted program.

  8. John,

    I updated to X2 MR1 SP1 and now my post spits out dollar signs. What you mentioned to Darren I idn't need to do. It was in it's proper place already. Any other reasons it could be or am I missing something?

     

    quote:

    You don't need to update your post, per se.

     

    Just copy the machine/control defs and post to the appropriate MR1 directories.

     

    When you open it up it should be all set


    GETTING THIS

     

    G17

    G3X-.7488Y.2919i$ -.7488j$ .5419

     

    SHOULD BE THIS

     

    G17

    G3X-.7488Y.2919I-.7488J.5419

  9. I thought it was just my pc being a pain in the arse. Now I see that I'm not the only one. Where I noticed it happening alot is when I can't hi-lite all tool ops in a toolgroup, that means to save file fast and reboot.

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