REVERSE RUN UCCNC?

[proyecto1]

Hello, Thanks for reading this question...

I have a plasma cutter, with UC 100 and of course UCCNC software, but.. In previous works, I worked with Taylor CNC (and HyperTerm plasma), and in that machine, there is a option called like "Reverse run" (in Mach3 i think that there is the option)... Is possible to emulate that opcion in UCCNC? with macro or something?.. Because, I don't have a THC... so in some cases, i have to re-cut some part of the path and move to the specific line and click on the botton "RUN FROM HERE" it's complicated with larges paths.. I hope that you can help me..

Thanks a lot..

Bye

Abraham.

[cncdrive]

This functionality is not implemented in the UCCNC yet, sorry.
The only way is to "RUN from here".

[Plasmicon]

Try plasmicon UCCNCCutStrat plugin. It has 15 days trial period and can be found here https://plasmicon.com/product/plugin-for-uccnc-uccnccutstart/?lang=en

[beefy]

Try plasmicon UCCNCCutStrat plugin. It has 15 days trial period and can be found here https://plasmicon.com/product/plugin-for-uccnc-uccnccutstart/?lang=en

I downloaded the trial file, scanned it with both Malwarebytes and Kaspersky Total Security, and both anti-virus software said it was clean.

So I execute the file but everything was in Russian. I clicked on a couple of the buttons but nothing seemed to happen, so I forgot about it.

A few minutes later Kaspersky Total Security gives me this:

Kaspersky and Malwarebytes normally catch a virus in a file immediately upon download. This one is very different. The scans say the file is clean yet executing the file seems to install a virus. Kaspersky has now gone through a lengthy disinfection process (which it does not guarantee will be successful), PC restart, and is now doing a full drive scan.

So watch out.

[Plasmicon]

Try plasmicon UCCNCCutStrat plugin. It has 15 days trial period and can be found here https://plasmicon.com/product/plugin-for-uccnc-uccnccutstart/?lang=en

I downloaded the trial file, scanned it with both Malwarebytes and Kaspersky Total Security, and both anti-virus software said it was clean.

So I execute the file but everything was in Russian. I clicked on a couple of the buttons but nothing seemed to happen, so I forgot about it.

A few minutes later Kaspersky Total Security gives me this:

VIRUS NOTICE.jpg

Kaspersky and Malwarebytes normally catch a virus in a file immediately upon download. This one is very different. The scans say the file is clean yet executing the file seems to install a virus. Kaspersky has now gone through a lengthy disinfection process (which it does not guarantee will be successful), PC restart, and is now doing a full drive scan.

So watch out.

This UCCNCCutStartDeactivateAndReactivateTool.exe is part of program. It is checked by many users and is clean. Some parts of program may raise system security warnings because program parts are obfuscated. I would recommend you check your PC for toryans and viruses.

[beefy]

Hi Plasmicon,

my system has been using Kaspersky Internet Security for a long time, with regular full system scans. I also do weekly full system scans with Malwarebytes. The two are reputed to be a very good combination when used together this way. And yes virus definitions are always up to date.

After my last post when that virus message popped up I immediately did a full system scan again. The only thing that came up was this:

That was in some sort of cache file. Kaspersky said it could not disinfect the file and so it was deleted.

So my system is regularly checked for Trojans, viruses, etc, and the only issue I've had was shortly after running your file, and according to both my anti-virus softwares, the virus was in that file alone.

As you can see the name of the virus is very specific. It's not just some vague PUP (potentially unwanted program). It's a specific well known virus, and a rather nasty one that tries to steal things like banking info.

I have no idea if it's possible that your file was clean coming from you, but picked something up when it's went through the servers, etc. I do believe you will take all precautions to ensure your file is virus free.

I'm not saying your original file had the virus, it may well be clean, but based on the sequence of events, and what I've explained above, I don't see how the virus originated from my PC. This all happened shortly after I ran your file.

On a sidenote, I NEVER turn off my internet security software, even when install programs ask me to.

[Robertspark]

is it because maybe the plugin is acting like a Trojan (or using Trojan code / DLLs to monitor another programme (uccnc)) and watching uccnc and logging the motion so the logged file can backtrack along the path travelled?