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--- mycnc:cutcharts [2019/07/08 13:31] – ivan
+++ mycnc:cutcharts [2019/07/08 15:16] – ivan
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 In order to import the cutchart database:
   * Go to the myCNC Downloads page, scroll down to **Plasma Cutting Cutcharts** and download the necessary cutchart file (note whether you are downloading an SQLite or a CSV file)
-  * Move the downloaded file to the folder from which the SQLite files are loaded (File System > opt > myCNC).
+  * Move the downloaded file to the folder from which the SQLite files are loaded
+     * Ubuntu Mate: /opt/myCNC
+{{:mycnc:cutcharts-003-folder.png}}
+      * Tinkerboard computers: /home/USERNAME/myCNC/ (usually /home/operator/myCNC/)
+{{:mycnc:cutcharts-007-tinkerboard.png}}
   * Go to **Settings > Config > Technology > Cutcharts**
 {{:mycnc:cutcharts--001-main-settings.png}}
   * In the **Cutcharts Database Filename** field, enter the file name that you would like to load into myCNC (for example, MAXPRO200.sqlite).
+{{:mycnc:cutcharts-005-maxpro200.png}}
   * Save and reload the program. The file should now be loaded into the myCNC system.
 ====CSV files====
-Comma Separated Values (CSV) is a widely used text format. XLS/ODT files can be easily saved as **CSV** files from Libre Office Calc or Microsoft Excel.
+Comma Separated Values (CSV) is a widely used text format. XLS/ODT files can be easily saved as **CSV** files directly from Libre Office Calc or Microsoft Excel.
-For example, select **Save as** in Libre Office menu, select **Text CVS** and choose in CSV options - {{mycnc:mycnc-cutchart-export-csv-0.png}}
+For example, select **Save as** in Libre Office menu, select **Text CVS** and choose the following in the CSV options:
-  * ";" as field delimeter
+{{mycnc:mycnc-cutchart-export-csv-0.png}}
-  * "" (empty) as text delimeter
+  * ";" as field delimiter
+  * "" (empty) as text delimiter
 {{mycnc:mycnc-cutchart-export-csv.png}}
+These delimiters allow the file to distinguish between different entries that are typed in. The file should now be ready to use.
 ====Parameters List====
 Parameters List that can be stored in Cutchart is shown in the table below: