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I am trying to use Cut2D laser desktop with a K40 laser that I have modified with a BigBear.dk stepper controller. The machine works fine using their interface. I'd like to use the included Vectric Transfer program to send the G-code directly to the machine from Cut2D laser. It seems that the transfer program finds the interface 'Stepper Ctrl V100' which is com4 in dirvers->ports. It does not ever change machine status from 'not connected'. I'm assuming this is either from incorrect port settings for my machine or an incorrect handshake sequence. The transfer program works with my Darkly Labs laser, so it might be hardcoded to grbl.My questions:
1) can I set the port settings via the post processor or other?
2) can I set the handshake sequence and response via the post processor or other?
Thanks,
Kipp
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I hope you didn't pay MSRP for that laptop. As for 'should I have bought a Mac', I would say no, but I'm not big OSX fan. I prefer Toshiba or even HP for office laptops. As far as OSX goes, the BSD base is fantastic.
I just don't agree with everything apple did to it. But you used to be able to access it's core. Not sure if that's still true though.
Now for the VAIO. If your doing MS office the CPU is more than you need and the screen. Well lets just say I'm not going back to under 17' again. That's like going back to a 12' CRT once you've had a 60' LCD. I don't understand why people would pay so much more to shave off 1 or 2 pounds. But then again when I'm on the road and need mobile I bring a full mobile office. Lenovo x61t - Display: 12.1 (Multi-Touch) - CPU: Intel Lv7700 @1.8ghz - Graphics: Intel GMA X3100 graphics - Chipset: Intel 965 Express - Communication: Intel Wireless WiFi Link 4965AGN 10/100/1000 Ethernet - RAM: G.skill ddr2 800 4gb - Storage: G.Skill 64 SSD(SLC) - Battery: 8cell Current Desktop 2016 Monitor: NEC EA244wmi CPU: Intel 3570k @4.2ghz Heatsink: NH-D14 GPU: Intel HD4000 Mobo: ASUS P8Z77-v pro WiFi: Asus PCEAC68 SSD: Samsung 830pro 128GB HDD: WD Black 8D13TB PSU: Seasonic Plat.
I don't have any real issues with it but I was wondering if I should have bought a Mac (13' MacBook Pro) for my mobile computing needs (no gaming, just general usage: Internet, Office, music, videos/movies, etc.). I already have the desktop listed in my specs.
I have been really happy with my Vaio Pro 13, I went without the touch screen, the laptop weights hardly cumbersome 900grams. Also swapped out 7260n to 7260ac(ac seems default now). For OSx, not a big fan, unless you would have some real usage on it like creating video/music or commercials editing. SVP13 can even run Dark Souls on the run from steam. Just lower the resolution a bit and use xbox controller Im really sad that Sony created this one-mother-of-a-laptop and decided to exit the laptop race.
Its 15watts TDP for cpu+gpu, its not going to break if you play on it Just update the BIOS from Sony to fix the fan controls. As for price I got mine for 1300 (4500, 8gb, 256gb ssd, no touch, max warranty) last summer. Yoga went sale later I think. SVP13 seems to have longer battery life by few hours, mine has lasted in real use at least 10 hours. Thats just crazy. Top 8 alternatives to 5kplayer for mac. I have seen a lot of Dell's and Lenovos and haven't come a cross anything better still, a year later.
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Its lighter, thinner and faster. Only gaming is a bit lacking because of the Intel GPU but those 7 second reboots (off+on) really make up for it. Its 15watts TDP for cpu+gpu, its not going to break if you play on it Just update the BIOS from Sony to fix the fan controls. As for price I got mine for 1300 (4500, 8gb, 256gb ssd, no touch, max warranty) last summer. Yoga went sale later I think. SVP13 seems to have longer battery life by few hours, mine has lasted in real use at least 10 hours. Thats just crazy.
I have seen a lot of Dell's and Lenovos and haven't come a cross anything better still, a year later. Its lighter, thinner and faster.
Only gaming is a bit lacking because of the Intel GPU but those 7 second reboots (off+on) really make up for it Thanks. Was just wondering because even a virus scan causes the fan to go pretty crazy so I thought gaming would 'choke' it.
Yeah, I got those friends too with MBP's and they run virtualized windows on it to get some work done. I just don't get it The same as me - I do A LOT of Linux work still even though I don't work in IT but I prefer OS X on the desktop, even though I have a Linux laptop as well - I run Linux installations in a VM. We like OS X but sometimes the application is not available for it or there are specific requirements that need to be met, such as a specific version, plugin or 3rd party application compatibility requirement or in the case of office applications the data doesn't properly display / save on another platform. Thank you Microsoft, for your exquisite platform lock. Genuine question: How is Microsoft platform locked and OSX isn't? I was talking about Office. You know how it goes; First you need Windows for Office and applications, mainly because 'everyone' was using MSO and sending.doc/.xls/.ppt around.
Then you need Windows server because the only way to manage workstations is with it. Then you need Windows Exchange Server because Outlook is a piece of piss (and behold, suddenly your entire mail system is locked to Exchange) Then you suddenly need SQL Server for development due to platform requirements. Microsoft has built their entire business around locking people to the platform - they're running scared now that Android and iOS have taken the lion share of tablet/phone market. I like Windows Phone for example but badum tish, the only way to develop for it it is. Here it comes, Windows and Visual Studio. You get the picture.
Take Sailfish from Jolla for example - you can literally make applications for it with ANY operating system imaginable - Win/Mac/Lin/BSD/Solaris. Justsystem atok for mac.
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