Re: G-code/HPGL code
Posted by
Jon Elson
on 2000-02-11 23:28:13 UTC
WAnliker@... wrote:
series. It is
a 2-D format, with no true spec for velocity. It is fine for most
engraving
work, but has no real applicability to machining with 3 axes, tools with
non-zero diameters, need to control feed rates and spindle speeds, etc.
Jon
> From: WAnliker@...HPGL is the language to control pen plotters by HP, like the 7475
>
>
> I just received info. on Compucut, and that program uses HPGL, what is
> the
> difference between that and G-codes. I do know what G-codes are, but
> how do
> they differ in a CAM program?
series. It is
a 2-D format, with no true spec for velocity. It is fine for most
engraving
work, but has no real applicability to machining with 3 axes, tools with
non-zero diameters, need to control feed rates and spindle speeds, etc.
Jon
Discussion Thread
WAnliker@a...
2000-02-10 16:32:14 UTC
G-code/HPGL code
Darrell
2000-02-10 22:44:21 UTC
Re: G-code/HPGL code
Jon Elson
2000-02-11 23:28:13 UTC
Re: G-code/HPGL code