[Rally]

Hi All!
Is there a way of saving G-Code and loading it into the Ultimax III Controller via Floppy?
The Machine is a 06 Model.
I have never done it and was wondering if it is possible and how to do it.
Thanks!

[jetski]

Put the disk in the drive. Push Aux key, Push F1 or Storage Functions, Select current storage drive, select A:, Push read or write to disk (depending on which you want to do to the A. It should bring up the files on the A drive arrow to select the file and then "Poof" it will transfer. I sell a manual for the HNC and the conversational side of that machine if you would like one. I sell them for $70.00 (total for intro and advanced manual). I worked for Hurco U.S. for several years as a Senior Applications Engineer and was not happy with their manual so I made one of my own. I will bump it to the top of the Hurco forum so you can see it. If you would like a sample page send me a pm with your email and I will send you a sample page.

[Rally]

I'm well aware of how to operate the Hurco, the question was about the G-Code. (Never tried it)
I have Mastercam with a Hurco post and was just wondering if it was possible to transfer the G-Code on Floppy rather than having the PC hocked to the Machine.
Not a big deal! It is not a live and death situation. Every so often it may come in handy if it is possible.

[mc_n_g]

Transfers very well providing your post is good. Never had any problems. Has a nice simple error checking routine.

[jetski]

Sorry, I miss understood the question. But yes it can be done, I do it weekly with HNC and conversational programs. Let me know if I can help with it. Sorry again for the confusion.

[Rally]

Thanks Guys! While where talking about transfer's, how does the binary protection on the Files work?
I have come across this WinMax Desktop program and managed to write a program with it and transfered it to an older Ulti 3 Machine that ran the program flawlessly but the newer ones keep telling me about a CR Error on the Disk. And to clarify this! there is no redundancy error cause I can still load to the older machines. The File extension is .HD3 and should work in all of the machines other than the WinMax that uses .HD5
Thanks!