Guide to Importing Files to Komatsu IMC Dozer

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Comprehensive guide on how to import various files to a Komatsu IMC dozer, including important information on file formats, steps to follow for copying and selecting files, loading TIN files, setting surfaces, and more. Learn how to efficiently manage project files and add new surface files to enhance your project workflow.


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  1. Importing Files to Komatsu IMC dozer

  2. Important Information Files need to be located on the root folder of the thumb drive being used to load files files cannot be in a folder Project File Format - .tp3 (TIN, Linework, Localization) Surface File Format - .tn3 (TIN file) Linework File Format - .ln3 (Linework file) Localization File Format - .gc3 (Control)

  3. Hit File Button and Select Projects

  4. Hit the Copy Button

  5. From: USB to 3DMC then highlight file you want to copy

  6. Select the New Project File then hit OK

  7. Set an Active Surface

  8. Loading TIN (.tn3) File If only the surface (finish grade) of the project changes, you can load a new .tn3 file. This will keep all the other project information (linework, calibration, etc) the same You will now be able to select the newly loaded surface as the active surface The original surface file will remain part of the project file .tn3 file needs to be on the root drive of a thumb drive

  9. Go to File and Select Surfaces

  10. Hit Import to Add New Surface File

  11. File must be stored in 3DMC folder

  12. Highlight Surface to Import

  13. Add New Surface to Current Project

  14. Set New Surface as Active Surface

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