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Anilam 3000 runs conversational code only, right? You seem to have a post for that in Fusion.
The generic post that comes with Fusion is pretty useless, try the one in this thread. Read though the whole thread and use one of the later posts, someone else added a modified version of the post I made, haven't tried it so don't know if it's OK. As for where to save the custom post, see below.
Mark
Test the post carefully and I'd better add this
The accompanying advice and or non-standard post processor is provided as-is and without warranty of any kind, and usage is at the userās own risk.
Do not put custom posts in the generic posts folder. Use the personal folder. or another location.
Fusion 360 CAM Personal Posts Folder Locations
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Microsoft Windows:
%appdata%\Autodesk\Fusion 360 CAM\Posts
Mac / Apple / OSX:
/Users/<user id>/Autodesk/Fusion 360 CAM/Posts
Mark Hughes
Owner, Hughes Tooling
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Yes the Anilam is conversational. The 3000 is the same as the 3300 and the 1100 control. No matter which post you use, you might need some changes. This is because the Anilam 3000 is a retrofit control and it could be mounted on anything. It may or may not control the Spindle, coolant, tool changer of any variety of miscellaneous functions. I believe Mark gave me the post I use for my Anilam 1100 3x Bridgeport mill. It did need a few changes. My machine is pretty basic.
Mike Mattera
Fusion Content Experience Designer - CAM
Getting Started In Fusion CAM | Introduction To 2D Machining | Interface Fundamentals | Keyboard Shortcuts
Can you tell us about your machine?
Is it a machining center or a knee mill with a retrofit?
Can you program spindle on/off and RPM?
Coolant on/off? Do you have a toolchanger?
I rewrote the Help documentation on Postprocessors. There's a page on selecting a post and how to test it.
That might be useful to you.
Mike Mattera
Fusion Content Experience Designer - CAM
Getting Started In Fusion CAM | Introduction To 2D Machining | Interface Fundamentals | Keyboard Shortcuts
