"Z" Plunges Opposite Dir.

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Hello,
Been a while since I was LCamming and I have a prob.
I've done all I can remember to get the following to run in Mach but the Z plunges up instead of down.
Stumped,
RC

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I can not open your file but....

1 if you have not changed your machine then you have the incorrect goto... another words should be Z-0.250 (maybe is Z0.250)
2 you have changed your mach config...

check these first...

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The Z jogs and runs normally otherwise...z+ goes up, z- down.

What else could be changed ?

Thanks,
RC

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What does the posted G code look like??

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N35 G0  Z1.0000
N40 M3 S3000
N45  X2.0000  Y1.5001
N50  Z-1.1000 Is this correctN55 G1  Z0.5000  F20.00 I think this is where you start to cut?N60 G3  X3.5000  Y1.5000  I0.7500  J-0.0001  F66.00
N65  X2.0000  Y1.5001  I-0.7500  J0.0000
N70 G0  Z1.0000
N75  X0.5000  Y3.2501
N80  Z-1.1000 Is this correct

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Your text is running around......
Yes
n50    is no good ? ?
n55    goes + instead of - to cut depth

n80
n85  same thing

n110
n115  same thing

have no idea where 50,80 and 115 came from (LCam)
DXF attched,
RC

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Never used lcam... but how do the fixture offsets work?
Can you set a bottom somewhere else?
Could it be in the post somewhere?
How about reverse posting? Can your program do that? Its like mirror...
How about Scaleing in Lcam? Can it do that?

Mine can do this stuff and if you get a little something outa whack its hard to find...

I opend it with both NCPlot and Rhino, it was at Z0 so thats ok...

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Another thing.....
Whend done in LCam...then save as LCam, all of this info is gone when I reopen the file. ? ? ?
RC

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I ment post processor somewhere?