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The Inplot WindowsThe Inplot program consists of two separate window areas. The edit window is a text editor where you edit your NC code. The plot window is where the code is plotted.
The toolbars around the windows can be move or deleted according to user preference. Most of the toolbar buttons are duplicated in the menus
Choosing Machine Format.
Since Inplot can plot programs made for either Lathe or Milling you need to choose which Format you need to plot the program.
The machine type along with all the other possible Inplot options are stored in the separate Format Files. Inplot comes with some example machine format files on the menu, but these can be changed and any number of additional formats can be created and added by the user.
The one we picked here is for a Lathe.
Next: Load an NC File
 Inplot
Tips
You can download the latest updates to the Inplot software at any time from the www.i-logic.com web site. You can undo the last changes in the editor with Ctrl-Z There are alternate Find and Replace Dialogs available with Cntl-F and Cntl-R keys. You can stop the tool animation with Esc and get the coordinates at that point and insert them into the editor. You can Merge other files into the editor at the cursor position by Dragging them from the File Explorer with holding down the Alt key The last plotted move will flash on and off if 'Flash Path Element' is checked in Config-Screen The default drawing depth in the views can be set by a right mouse click on the View Buttons. You can use ALT-Down-Arrow key as an alterative to clicking the Step Button Turning on Config-Screen-Flash Path Element will make the last tool path move flash on and off If 'Subprograms' on Config-Plotting is checked the program will jump back to beginning of file when it hits M30. You can find the number of lines and characters in the editor by pressing the Plot-Reset button and they will be displayed on the Status Bar |
