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    Question File/Save as seperate

    Scott,

    I'm trying to use File/save as seperate to breakup a large backup file. So far have had no success. The file is from a Fadal CNC 88HS downloaded using Fadal Assist. The output looks like this:
    %
    n1o1(part # op#
    n2t1m6
    .
    .
    M2
    n102(***
    .
    .
    m2
    n1o2000(***
    .
    .
    m2
    %

    are the n words in front of the o word a problem?
    maybe the (program description?
    any ideas?
    Thanks,

    Dave

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    Dave,

    Yes, NCPlot is looking for the program ID in Fanuc format. The O word must be the first character on the line:

    %
    O1234(PROGRAM1)
    G1X...
    ...
    ..
    M2

    O2345(PROGRAM2)
    G1X..
    ...
    ..
    M2
    %


    Is the N word always the same when it appears in front of the O word? If so, you could do a search/replace to remove it before using the Save as Separate tool.


    Regards,
    Scott



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    Worked great

    Thanks,

    Dave



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    Quote Originally Posted by daking
    Worked great

    Thanks,

    Dave
    Cool, glad I could help.

    Scott



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