Write down the complete error description and any error numbers. If you still experience any errors, you need to. Not Every Post Processor Will Have These Same Options. If a Post doesn't seem like it's right for your machine, It might simply be that you have something turned on/off that's effecting the output. If you find a problem with the code, you should check the switches (shown below) to add or disable functions. You can try to figure out what is wrong with the program. You can try a different postprocessor and run the new NC code. If the machine stops and reports any errors. Set your offsets to a safe position and dry cycle the machine (Dry Cycle = Run the program without cutting tools). Load the Benchmark NC code into your machine. You may find more than one possibility you should try them all and examine the output. This will take you to the HSM Post Web site where you can search thru more available Post Processors. If you still cant find a post that seems correct for your machine, go back to theĬonfiguration Folder - Setup (shown below) and select "Open Autodesk HSM Post Library". 
If no Posts are shown, adjust your search filter options. In the Post selection area, Posts that match your selections will be shown.
Visit the HSM Post web site and do a search for your CNC Control and/or Machine Model.įinding the available Posts In Inventor HSM.Īll filter to limit the machine type (Milling, Turning, Mill/Turn, Cutting, etc)Īll Vendor filter to select the machine manufacturerĪll Vendor filter to select the control manufacturer. We work closely with many machine tool manufacturers to develop specific Posts for their machines. See if they have an Autodesk Inventor HSM or Fusion 360 Post Processor your model of machine. Next possibility is to ask the company you bought your machine from. It's possible the post you need is already available in the software. 
First you should look thru the Posts that come with Fusion 360.Ultimately it is the NC control that will determine the format of the G-Code you need. You should first search by Machine Name and then filter your search by Control Type. If you have a - Klinx-O-Matic Vertical Milling Machine - with a 3 axis Siemens control. It's good to know both when looking for a post. How Do I Know Which Post Configuration File (.cps) To Use? Posts can be named after their CNC Control or the name and model of the machine tool. cps and have a machine/control description displayed. All Post Configuration files use an extension of. Post Configuration file that best suits your machine. Post Processor Benchmark test file (shown below). We also recommend testing the post with our This will make debugging code problems much easier. Note: If you are testing a new Post, we recommend posting and running 1 operation at a time.
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