3.1 When prompted to overwrite existing files choose “Accept”.Ĥ. Re-start Solidworks or Autodesk Inventor.ĥ. Re-open an existing SolidCAM or InventorCAM project file and confirm the changes made by generating the G-Code.zip folder then be sure to extract the files first by right clicking and selecting "Extract All". Standard install location for the GPPTOOL folder is: C:\Users\Public\Documents\SolidCAM\SolidCAM20XX\GPPTOOLĢ. Completely close down Solidworks or Autodesk Inventor.ģ. Open the email sent to you from a SolidCAM Tech Support representative and Save all of the attached files in the same location that you noted from Step 1.5 above. Post Processor files should be in a folder named “GPPTOOL”. 1.5 Verify where your saved location is at for your current post processor files by looking at the top box on the right under “Post-Processor files directory”.Finding a Post Processor: Visit the Autodesk Post Processor Library to find a Post Processor with Fusion 360, HSMWorks, or Inventor CAM. 1.4 With the SolidCAM / InventorCAM settings open, select the “ Default CNC-Controller” page from the list on the left. Information is needed on finding, editing, or requesting post processors for: Inventor CAM HSMWorks Fusion 360 Product Design & Manufacturing Collection.1.3 For InventorCAM users: Open the InventorCAM settings by clicking on the “ CAM Settings” button located in the InventorCAM ribbon.1.2 For SolidCAM users: Open the SolidCAM settings by clicking “ Tools” in the main menu area, then “ SolidCAM”, and then “ SolidCAM Settings”.1.1 Close any open SolidCAM or InventorCAM files but leave Solidworks or Inventor open.Verify the saved location of your existing post processor files. The part that that comes from is just a spiral pocket down a round tube, not specific just something drawn for them to program as a demo.Posted by Paul Johnson, Last modified by Paul Johnson on 03 August 2016 02:37 PMġ. but it was just a post sent to use to show they could do 4 axis programming that would work on our machine. Parts of the above code aren't requred either, such as the Z+39 M91. I believe the HSC Mode is a TNC 640 thing and not needed or used by the 620.
Yes we're just looking to have a axis movements only.
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