A bit of info to add. The slides for XYZ are on bushes on the shafts. Any debris etc will cause more drag and therefore make the slides not position as well. On older machines, I have seen improvement if the slides and slide-way bushes are cleaned. It is not documented or approved, however, a bit of...

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It is these silly things that can cause so much frustration.
Thanks for adding so much to the forum, it all helps!

Thanks for the feedback.
Maybe you could share where the users should look for the network settings.

With the ever need for Windows 10 to try and manage your life, saving power and prolong battery life etc. etc. Some Settings seem to put things to sleep. Remember you are transferring data to your Roland machine as a job of work, so make sure to set your power settings so as the PC will not go to sl...

I saw Thanos Makris who has some nice Fusion 360 CAM videos to watch. (I say watch as I do not speak Greek). :lol: In this video he constructs a cylinder with spiral pockets and mills them on his ZCL-40A rotary axis on his MDX-40A machine. Very Nice seeing Roland machines in action. Thanos MDX-40A S...

HSM Works is the core CAM engine Autodesk installed into Fusion 360.

We did tests with HSM on the Roland machines and there is a bit of information here.

We have quite a few enquiries from users with Fusion 360, unfortunately none of us are using it as we have our included SRP Player software. We do know that our NC Code is similar to Generic G-Code or Fanuc, however, there s a "Roland" post processor inside Fusion 360 that you can configure for your...

Hi this article should be helpful as HSM Works is inside Fusion 360.
viewtopic.php?f=33&t=12717&p=32970&hili ... rks#p32970

Hi, we did not develop the post processor for HSM, or any other system. We just helped them with the codes that are provided with all Roland machines. So I expect CAMWorks etc have a Generic G-Code post that works on our machines. They can always contact us for help. Just ask them to goto their Loca...

There are no user commands to interact with the Z0 sensor, all this is controlled by internal firmware.
Sorry.