Post Processor
Post Processor
Hi, I just bought a router with DSP Controller. What post processor should I use? Thank you.
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Re: Post Processor
think you are going to have to provide a little more information as to which DSP controller you have ....
it's like me asking you what tyres I should use on my car? (round fat ones is probably not going to help me)
it's like me asking you what tyres I should use on my car? (round fat ones is probably not going to help me)
Re: Post Processor
My DSP controller is RichAuto, model no. AutoNow A11C. This controller can only input GCode, but unable to find GCode in SheetCam.
Can I use Mach3 Post Processor instead ? Please advise, thank you
Can I use Mach3 Post Processor instead ? Please advise, thank you
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Re: Post Processor
This post should work. To install this post, save the attachment to any convenient folder on your computer then run SheetCam and go to Options->machine->post processor. Click on the 'Import post' button. Using the box that appears, navigate to your post and open it. Go back to Options->machine->post processor and make sure your post is selected.
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Re: Post Processor
Thank you very much, Les. Have downloaded and will try later.
Re: Post Processor
Hi Les, I have imported the PP and note that the Post Processor Richauto is meant for Plasma. Does it work for Router (for milling) as our machine is a router not plasma. Thank you
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Re: Post Processor
That post won't work for routing. Try the 'minimum g-code' post instead.