Ok Battwell-
I know make a disk in a PC with RAWRITE. but I dont have a Image file to make a DISK
can you send me by email the Images to use in RAWRITE?
please send me this and I make a Disks.
my email is [email protected]
another tanks
Leandro
Ok Battwell-
I know make a disk in a PC with RAWRITE. but I dont have a Image file to make a DISK
can you send me by email the Images to use in RAWRITE?
please send me this and I make a Disks.
my email is [email protected]
another tanks
Leandro
i have not got disks. (you will have to buy them from biesse)
i bought my machine with dead control (flat battery)
im upgrading controller (taken 2 months so far but its much better than biesse now)
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i will be selling complete controller fitted soon but it wont be cheap (and i would have to fit / commision)
so much to learn, so much to pass on.
ok battwell
sorry
I don understand your first post
tanks
fix it?
so much to learn, so much to pass on.
I've got discs that are for that configuration of machine
However there are lots of variables like the deck height total height
Each final save of the disc is machine specific half a mm here half a mm there or different languages etc.
please send me an images off a disk
my msn is [email protected]
thanks
I have this machine, I know its old and maybe outdated. However, I do believe this can be upgraded? I dont like my operator spendng time punching data on the control panel. Need help how can upgrade my unit?
Bernie
Can you help me with my Biesse 335 rover cnc floppy problem?
Regards,
Berne935
there are a number of programs that will write a disk (floppy) in a pc.
but the old controls are limited to approx 11k max file size so big files have to be split down.
depending on what cam program you are using and what you want to make?
if doors etc panelcam
if art etc artcam
if other you have to use a file converter.
let me know what you make and il suggest something for you!
so much to learn, so much to pass on.