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Machinists need a second opinion on part programs. G-Code isn't exactly English, after all. Like they say, a picture is worth 1000 words, so one of the easiest ways to check your programs for bugs is to use a CNC Backplotter.
With G-Wizard, we've built a real humdinger of a backplot editor:
- It has a sophisticated graphical backplot simulator so you can view your g-code toolpaths. Rotate, pan, and zoom them just like a CAD program. Check out what's going on in multiple views.
- Specialized views for milling and turning.
- It knows your controller using a "post" just like your CAM program.
- In-depth error checking.
- Out special "Hints" view gives you X-ray vision into what each block does to tell you even more about your part program. Think of it as having a g-code expert there to explain everything in simple language.
- Run your cnc backplot with fast or slow playback. Step ahead by g-code feature (next rapid, next macro, next toolchange, etc.) instead of one block at a time to get to the interesting parts faster.
- There's even a set of Wizards to streamline insertion of new g-codes, and there's full integration with our powerful G-Wizard Machinist's Calculator so you can edit your program.
GWE can make a faster g-code programmer out of any machinist, whether you're a g-code expert, or just getting started learning the g-codes. GWE has capabilities for every skill level.
Simulate. Edit. Revise. Debug. Power to the Machinist!
Check it out. We think you'll like GWE, the G-Wizard CNC Backplotter and G-Code Editor. |
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Silky Smooth CNC Backplot
GWE CNC Backplot...
- Multiple views including Top, Front, Right, and Perspective, just like your CAD/CAM program
- Simulated 3D toolholder makes the action come alive
- Plots the toolpath motions so you can view just what your g-code is doing
- Panning, zooming, and rotation
- Playback in the simulator with the familiar Cycle Start, Feedhold, Single Block, and Rewind commands
- Variable playback speed from 0 - 100%. Move quickly to get to the part that's interesting and then slow it down to understand what's happening
- Graphical backplot viewer animates during playback so you can keep track of where you are
- Detailed feedback of coordinates, spindle rpm, feedrate, and coolant status during playback, just like on your CNC machine
- Detailed feedback of g-code modes at each step during playback, such as whether G17, G18, or G19 plane is selected
- Work offsets G54-59 all the way through extended work offsets G54.1 P1 - P300
- G52 Local Work Shift
- G92 Coordinate System Setting
- G51 Coordinate Scaling
Everything you need to verify your g-code part program is doing the right thing is right there when you need it.
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