Hi, we've a new biesse rover A machine at work, it has its own cad cam software but we're also looking to use Vectric.
The one provided in the post processor folder is too old, last modified in 2007.
Is it possible to download a new one?
Biesse rover A post processor
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Re: Biesse rover A post processor
Does it work? Why does the age of it matter? The standard g-code processor that many people use hasn't been updated since 2006 for instance.
There are lots of threads on the forum from people running those machines. They aren't as straightforward as most due to their software but if you use the forum search for "Biesse" you will get a wealth of information.
Good luck.
There are lots of threads on the forum from people running those machines. They aren't as straightforward as most due to their software but if you use the forum search for "Biesse" you will get a wealth of information.
Good luck.
Re: Biesse rover A post processor
I was just told by the lads installing the machine that the ones we have for vectric are for an older version machine.
Re: Biesse rover A post processor
After talking to the guys installing the machine, the 2008 machine isnt the same as the newer models, they changed to a new model and didnt make the rover anymore, then made another machine and rebranded it with the old rover model name.
Who makes post processors ? are there people working for vectric that could do it for us?
Who makes post processors ? are there people working for vectric that could do it for us?
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Re: Biesse rover A post processor
It's the control language that matters not the machine itself. For example there are loads of different machines that run Mach3 as their control software so they all use that post processor rather than a specific one for the machine.
If none of the provided ones are suitable you'll have to write your own (there is a guide on the Cut2D Help menu) or contact Vectric to see if they have one or could create one.
If none of the provided ones are suitable you'll have to write your own (there is a guide on the Cut2D Help menu) or contact Vectric to see if they have one or could create one.
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Re: Biesse rover A post processor
All the Italian machines use proprietary control software, which tends to change slightly with each new version of the machines. You'll need to compare some working code with the code from the old Aspire post, and modify the post to work with your new machine.
The main difference tend to be in the header sections.
The main difference tend to be in the header sections.
Gerry - http://www.thecncwoodworker.com