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  1. #1
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    postprocessor for USBCNC

    Hi,

    I am currently using the mach2 post processor for the USBCNC interface. So far it works great until line 21694 of attach file USBCNC.nc
    Here i get the error: "R I J K words all missing for arc:"

    Is anyone be able to help me to correct this error(s)?

    Thanx for the response.

    Attach files:
    USBCNC.nc ---G-code with error on line 21694,216710,21726,etc
    usbcnc_man_v3.36.pdf --- manual of USBCNC with sample g-code
    Mach2 folder --- contains the mach2.mcp etc files from another tread (thanx by the way)
    USBCNC.ppf --- to test new code generator if you have mach2/3 or USBCNC
    Attached Files Attached Files

  2. #2
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    Yes, I see the error on line 21694. The R I J K words are missing.

    Try copy and paste from line 21678. There are several lines past that point with the same missing data error.
    Wayne Hill

  3. #3
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    Thanx for the quick reply

    I've tryed what you say and it will work but,
    I like edgecam to do the code generation right in the first place.
    If i always copy the missing data from the first g3 line above the error line, will it always be correct?

  4. #4
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    force the output in the generator.
    if you right click on the i, j or k value in the section that outputs the line you can force output now and that will force the output on every line with g2 or g3.
    i think it would be in the general motion section in the 2d circular interpolation box.
    right click on each value(i,j and k) and select force output now.

    see if that fixes your problem.

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