arrow up/down as needed.ġ3) I had 15 or so files to pull in. This will create the new and updated list of the files on your USB device.Ĩ) Now go back and select the now new 08999 Dir List program and press EDIT.ġ0) Along top, use arrow keys and access the I/O menu.ġ1) Now access the 'floppy directory' option under I/O.ġ2) The list of files on your USB stick will now show up on the right side of the screen. (you will create a new one next)ħ) Press F4. click USBFormat_V2.zip for the smaller command line utility.Ģ) Once I installed the applet, I popped the USB into a slot and then formatted the USB stick as a floppy.ģ) I Dragged the gcode files from my laptop folders onto the USB stick now formatted as a floppy.ģ) I put the USB stick into the Haas USB slot, fired up the Haas.ĥ) arrow up/down and select the 0899 Dir List program.Ħ) Use the 'erase program' button to delete this old/inaccurate 0899 dir listing. URL is/was: ipcas - USB Floppy Emulator V2 – Downloadġa) File ref.
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part of the big ticket to ride today!ġ) I needed to download a utility to format my USB stick as a 1.44mb floppy. Part of the ahhh-ha came I found some threads that you need to get the USB stick to act like a floppy (in size) and go so far as to format the USB stick itself as a 1.44 floppy device w/ some free utility software. Here is my step-by-step I'll keep near for later when I need to do this all again. I found a few hodge-podge threads and videos around, but nothing A to Z. All I knew was the 98 VF/4 I bought has a go-tek USB as opposed to a floppy. Note- No docs, no instructions could be found. Short reference on what it took to get the Haas w/ go-tek USB floppy emulator reading the files on my USB stick AND then transferring them onto the Haas itself.
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