RE: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Postprocessor

To elaborate on what Bob said, your post processor is really already in
Vector. When you insert a NC object you are really specifying the post to
use. You can also go in and modify the output of any of the NC objects and
rename it for your customized post. Fred has available preconfigured NC
files (posts) for EMC and CNC Pro that I know of in addition to a myriad of
more commercial orient version.

Tim
[Denver, CO]

> -----Original Message-----
>
> Jerry,
>
> To keep it simple. First if you are going to run G code to control your
> system in a cnc environment, you will need a program like CncPro or the
> ahha system to read the G code and send the proper signals to the Gecko
> drivers.
>
> .If you are already using Vector CAD/CAM for another machine and you are
> using CncPro, then you should not need another postprocessor.
>
> A postprocessor is simply a translator. It takes the internal
> cam files and
> translated them into the proper G code for the controller that you are
> using.
>
> Changing drives or motors has nothing to do with the postprocessor.
>
> Bob Campbell

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