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#HAAS VF8 TABLE TOOL SETTER WINDOWS#

Uncwir.v00 - "Gpost Wire EDM System Vocabulary Table" Uncwir.s00 - "Gpost Wire EDM System Startup File" Uncw01.f00 - "Default Wire EDM FIL file created by the OFG" Unctur.v00 - "Gpost Lathe System Vocabulary Table" Unctur.s00 - "Gpost Lathe System Startup File" Uncpun.v00 - "Gpost Punch Press System Vocabulary Table" Uncpun.s00 - "Gpost Punch Press System Startup File"

Uncp01.f00 - "Default Punch FIL file created by the OFG" Uncmil.v00 - "Gpost Mill System Vocabulary Table" Uncmil.s00 - "Gpost Mill System Startup File" Unclas.v00 - "Gpost Laser System Vocabulary Table" Unclas.s00 - "Gpost Laser System Startup File" Uncl4x2.fil - "CREATE FOR 4-AXES MERGE (P-CODE MERGING)"

Uncl4x1.fil - "CREATE FOR 4-AXES MERGE (UW-MERGING)" Uncl01.k00 - "lathe gpost sample mark file for HTML package to build an index" Uncl01.f14 - "Default Lathe FIL file created by the OFG" Uncl01.f13 - "Default Lathe FIL file created by the OFG" Uncl01.f00 - "Default Lathe FIL file created by the OFG" Uncc01.f00 - "Default Laser FIL file created by the OFG"

unxc01.p20 - UNCX01.P20,1 11:46:13 V5.30, LEBLOND/MAKINO FANUC 16MĪnyway here is the list of everything, and whatever internal file description I can find.

There is no "unxc01" with the extension d45, p45, f45, etc, but the program doesn't complain about this when I click OK, and gives no error, so I still don't know what I am doing.Īlso, oddly some files internally list a different file name from what it is actually named, so I have highlighted these naming and numbering differences.:Īnd there is overlap of some post processor file numbers and models, so I don't really know what choosing the post processor "uncx01" number "20" is selecting: Apparently one of these: Oddly, I can choose a PP number in that setup dialog box that doesn't correspond to any file number in here, such as 45. You can't type a letter in the PP ID entry, only "unxc01" and a number from 1-99, so I still don't know what I am choosing by selecting a number. Some are named d00, some are p00, some are f00, etc. Though it leaves me with yet another conundrum.

#HAAS VF8 TABLE TOOL SETTER WINDOWS#

Fortunately it seems these are all text files, and can be easily opened with Windows Notepad, so I am trying to document here what each post processing file is for. Except it also appears there is no documentation in the help system of what the names and numbers mean. The PP name and number apparently refers to one of these files.

I decided to search the Pro-E program directory for anything with this name, and it turns up a bunch of files in "C:\Program Files\ProENGINEER Schools Edition\i486_nt" Um, it'd be useful to know a little more of what I am supposed to be doing, but searching the help system for "uncx01" or "post processor list" doesn't turn up anything useful. The Reset button lets you change the post-processor name and ID back to the default values.

PP Name-The name of the default post-processor associated with the machine.There is very little explanation of what is being chosen in the machine tool setup dialog when typing a "PP Name" and selecting a number. I am now moving on to trying to understand post-processing, and it appears the included documentation is very poor.