| Step | Action | |------|--------| | 1 | Import drawing in Bysoft | | 2 | Clean geometry (repair overlaps, gaps) | | 3 | Assign cutting technology (material, thickness) | | 4 | Nest parts on sheet / remnant | | 5 | Generate cutting sequence & NC code | | 6 | Transfer to machine (Bybase) | | 7 | Operator loads NC program, sets zero point | | 8 | Dry run / simulation on Bybase | | 9 | Cutting execution |
| Problem | Possible solution | |---------|------------------| | Bysoft crashes on import | Convert DXF to R12/LT95 format. | | NC code not running on Bybase | Check postprocessor version (6.7.x required). | | Wrong piercing position | Adjust technology database entry. | | Bybase touchscreen calibration lost | Recalibrate via service menu. | | Simulation mismatch | Run geometry check in Bysoft before posting. | Bystronic Laser Bybase Bysoft 6 7 3
The true power of a Bystronic installation lies in the seamless data transfer between the office (Bysoft) and the shop floor (Bybase). In the context of the Bysoft 6.7.3 era, this communication was typically handled via a Local Area Network (LAN) using specific network shares or FTP protocols. | Step | Action | |------|--------| | 1