O.K. for the coolant control, here is what I did.
In the drop down menu "Settings" at the bottom click on "machine definition manager"
One of the icons at the top opens the "edit general machine definition manager". click on this. It will open the general machine parameter window. Click on the coolant commands tab.
Select "Support coolant using coolant value in post processor" Then under "enable" turn all of them on that you are able to access. Click OK. Now click the save icon in the machine definitions manager.
With that done ......
In the operations manager, under your machine group properties, click on file.
In the "machine group properties window", click on the exclamation mark button after operations defaults.
This will open your "edit operations defaults window" In this window open each operation individually (selecting them all and editing like operations does not work) click on parameters, then click on the coolant button. Turn it to on.
Hope this works for everyone, so far it did the trick for me.  |