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| Should be fairly straight foreward, especially if the program was generated by PartWizard. Hand-coded SBP programs could be a pain in the neck because you'll need to run a complete simulation to deal with things like loops, gosubs, and if...then constructs. I don't know enough about g-code to guess how you'd deal with the interrupt service routine capability.
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| The SB software has a SB code to G-code converter . You will find it under the File menu under conversions. You can find the file UX_SBP in c\Programfiles\Shopbot\Shopbot 3\ and you can copy and run the program stand alone. It shows it is a SB to DXF converter, but has an option to save as G Code. |
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| And there's an online converter; ShopBot Project Wizard (utility section)... so I guess you'll find a way! Both methods; from the control software and the Project Wiz utlilty, you'll get "BONUS" along the converter...
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