Great for etching, creates lettering of any size, on an angle, or even on an arc. Instantly create G-Code from font outlines. Additional features include:įont and color settings may be applied to any part of the programĪddress coloring improves program readabilityįile comparison tool helps you keep your programs up to date The full featured editor provides a multiple document interface allowing you to open and edit multiple programs at the same time. Use NCPlot to write all your manual G-Code Programs. Run time estimation reports gives you machining time per tool and for the entire job Highlight lines of code by clicking anywere on the graphics screen.īackplotting for Mill and Lathe programs.Ĭan be customized for different control requirements Simulate the program line by line or by playing and pausing. Watch the toolpath in Top, Side or Isometric Views. Simulate any 3 and 4 Axis Milling Program and 2 Axis Lathe Program. NCPlot combines editing, formatting and translation tools that are useful for CNC programmers with a backplotter for instant G-Code Verification. This has been my first exposure to this software and apparently nobody else here has any idea how or why the old system works.More than just a simple Editor, NCPlot is an Editor, Backplotter, DNC Communications Tool, in addition to a DXF to G-Code creator. I am having some difficulties loading connection files and gathering setup data from the old Procomm 3.0 to either recreate or import directly into the attempted fix version Procomm 4.7. For information on NCPlot v2, a link to download the latest 15. (2021 Update: The included 14-day trial version may have expired. Support for many advanced control options is standard, including an interpreter that simulates Fanuc and similar macro programs. I will have the users test a transfer and report my findings. NCPlot offers an unmatched combination of simplicity of use and richness of features. and it appears to open the Procomm Plus Terminal window as expected. I was able to run through the user setup, including the Serial Number etc. OK, I copied the 4.7 installer disc files into a folder on the root of C:\ and was able to run the PW4.exe application contained in the "PROGRAMS" folder from there without using Compatibility Mode. When I've attempted to run the Installers or the individual programs from the copied folder using various Compatibility Mode settings (most often, Windows 98 or XP, both "Run as Administrator") and click "Start the program." nothing happens, as in no errors, nothing. I have also tried copying the Procomm 3.0 files directly from the XP installation folder (C:\PROWIN3) on the current laptop to the same location on the new Win 7 64-bit PC, but running the files from there results in the same error. Check your computer's system information to see whether you need an x86 (32-bit) or 圆4 (64-bit) version of the program, and then contact the software publisher." "The version of this software is not compatible with the version of Windows you're running. When I have attempted to use either the Procomm 3.0, or 4.7 installer I receive the following error from Windows:
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