CAM software is needed to convert the engraving file into NC file. Here are the general conversion steps:
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Open CAM software and import the engraving file. The import method may vary slightly from software to software, but generally you can find the \"Import\" or \"Open\" option in the file menu.
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Perform processing Settings on imported files. This includes selecting tool types and parameters, setting the machining path, specifying the machining area, and so on. The specific setting method depends on the software.
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Generate a processor. After completing the machining Settings, the NC file can generally be generated through the \"generate machining program\" option of the software. In this process, the software converts information such as machining paths and parameters into NC code that can be used by the machine.
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Verify the processing program. Before generating the NC file, it is best to verify the machining program through the simulation function of the software to ensure that the machining path, depth, speed and other parameters are set correctly.
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Export the NC file. When the processing program is verified, it can be saved as a NC file through the \"Export\" or \"Save as\" option of the software. When saving, you need to select the correct NC file format to ensure that the machine can read and execute the program correctly.
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It should be noted that different CAM software may have different operating interfaces and functional options, and the above steps are for reference only. If you are not familiar with the use of CAM software, it is recommended to learn the relevant knowledge or refer to the software manual.