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Hi Balazs,

no idea where this error message is coming from:

1) Is it generic Windows.
2) Is it the Neuron plugin
3) Is it UCCNC

I Googled for this specific message but got no results so I'm guessing it's either UCCNC code or the Neuron plugin code giving the message.

Anyway, I have my old XP (service pack 2 !!!) running Mach3 with the MP3000-DTHC plugin from Candcnc. I'm installing UCCNC on this computer.

Using version 1.2101 but also had exactly the same problem with v1.2046

UCCNC installs fine and starts fine, both standard and plasma profiles.

I copy all the Neuron files to C:/UCCNC and start the NeuronPlasma profile and select the device (UC400ETH). After that point UCCNC continues starting but halts with an error box:

I click OK in the error box and UCCNC finishes starting, and the Neuron Run tab layer is showing as normal. However, I have no idea what that error message means and if the program may run incorrectly at some point.

Keith.

Hi Keith,

I looked through the UCCNC error messages and also searched through the whole UCCNC project source files for "Error occured" text.
There is no such message in the UCCNC. There is "Internal error occured" and "File read error occured", but there is no simple "Error occured" message in the UCCNC.
So, it has to be an external module (plugin or macro) who shows this message, because the UCCNC has no message like that.

Hello Keith!
This is Neuron plugin message. It's mean that control can not accept input string. It can happens if arc voltage value returned from controller is zero.
Please update plugin from Dropbox \Neuron Files\UCCNC_Testing\Plugins

Thanks Balazs & Andrew.

I've just responded to Andrews reply over on the Neuron forum.
http://forum.neuroncnc.com/viewtopic.ph ... 2&p=69#p69

I'm guessing the problem may be due to my current XP setup. I have it installed in "Standard PC" mode and have many services disabled (it was used for Mach3 parallel port).

I'm wiping the slate clean and going to Windows 7, which seems to give no problems for me.

Keith.