Gerber omega wierd sequence plotting??

[Noel Kearney]

in gspplot you can go into LAYOUT – SEQUENCE PLOT and this will stop the knife travelling from one end to another as the file was created but which is handy on bigger text/graphics or a long job. hope this helps

[Paul J Gray]

Hi Noel
Already tried that. Doesn’t work 🙁
Paul

[Jill Marie Welsh]

Try copying and pasting the whole thing into a new file then renaming it.
Ungroup it then regroup it, that might help too.
Unfortunately the Gerbers don’t understand swearing, even real colorful cuss words.
But they make me feel better.
Love….Jill

[David Rowland]

When we was running omega, I dont remember any sense to the cutting sequence, our new plotter has a command that cuts down the back/forth movement but dont remember omega having it.

[Paul J Gray]

I’ll give these a go. Thanks! 🙂

Spandex want £40.00 just to talk to me!!

Wot a load……..

[Jill Marie Welsh]

Maybe Tony Teveris (Gerber guy) will see this topic and respond.
He’s great at helping.

[Paul J Gray]

Thanks Gill 😀

[Tony Teveris]

Paul, if you want you can email me the PLT file so I can see why Sequence Plot is not doing the job. What version of Omega software are you using? I’ll be happy to look at it.

[Paul J Gray]

HI Tony
It happens with any plt file. New one or old. We’re running 2.5 Omega. It also happens with all the plotters we have too.
😮
Paul

[Tony Teveris]

With seq plot turned on (not sure it’s a preferenced item so you need to check it everytime) shapes should be cut in a bottom to top left to right order. I do remember we found something wrong in the process when doing Omega 3.0 that might be effecting what you see but I do not think it was that bad. That bug was in the code for better then 10 years. It’s hard to find a 2.5 system around here these days but I’ll look.

[Paul J Gray]

Thanks for trying. We’re pulling out teeth here!
🙂
Paul

[Fred McLean]

Sequence plot works fine on our cutters, running omega2.6 with xp