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Mach4 General Discussion / new production release of Mach4 now available, version 2.0.5000
« on: November 27, 2022, 06:41:12 PM »
On 17 November 2022 the next stable/production release of Mach4 became available. It is version 2.0.5000 and you can download it here:
https://www.machsupport.com/downloads-updates/mach4-downloads/
This replaces the previous 2.0.4612 stable/production version which was issued in February 2021.
There have been many updates made available in beta versions available from the FTP site between these two versions, but many people prefer not to run beta versions.
If you have followed the beta versions you will know that there have been a large number of bug fixes and enhancements issued since the last stable/production release.
The new 2.0.5000 received extensive testing both by public beta versions and by product testing arranged by Mach staff.
While many of the updates may seem minor to most users, there has been one major upgrade in my opinion. The way that the trajectory planner handles look-ahead has been revamped. The old method was based on tracking how many lines of G-code should be considered. The new method is based on how much run time should be considered. This method works around many difficult to handle issues. You can expect improved Feed Hold, Feed Rate Override, and Single Block operation.
Many thanks to the Mach4 team for continuing to improve the system.
Steve Stallings
www.pmdx.com
https://www.machsupport.com/downloads-updates/mach4-downloads/
This replaces the previous 2.0.4612 stable/production version which was issued in February 2021.
There have been many updates made available in beta versions available from the FTP site between these two versions, but many people prefer not to run beta versions.
If you have followed the beta versions you will know that there have been a large number of bug fixes and enhancements issued since the last stable/production release.
The new 2.0.5000 received extensive testing both by public beta versions and by product testing arranged by Mach staff.
While many of the updates may seem minor to most users, there has been one major upgrade in my opinion. The way that the trajectory planner handles look-ahead has been revamped. The old method was based on tracking how many lines of G-code should be considered. The new method is based on how much run time should be considered. This method works around many difficult to handle issues. You can expect improved Feed Hold, Feed Rate Override, and Single Block operation.
Many thanks to the Mach4 team for continuing to improve the system.
Steve Stallings
www.pmdx.com