Casmate Pro Plotter Drivers

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Hello experts, I have a client the bought a cutter model mutoh sc-1300 6 years ago. With this cutter he purchase the software casmate pro but after all these years he has lost the cd and the license. Also he changes all the pcs with windows 7 pro 64bit. So the problem is that he must now buy a software to use with this plotter but everything we searched are very expensive. The basic software that he uses is corel draw X4. But it cant work with a plotter. Do you have any idea how we can use the plotter.

Aug 11, 2006 - When sending a job to my plotter, the plotter stops plotting just before completion. CASmate Pro Problem? New dongle drivers - good luck.

The connection with the pc is with Com1 port. Is there any freeware we can use or a software with small ammount? As i told in my question I found software like this one. For example I had allready found this one too. Its not so difficult if someone search for MUTOC SC 1300 SOFTWARE to find 2 or 3 softwares to do his job including this one. But as i asked i need something cheap and not something to rent or to sell the plotter to buy the software. So i think that this question must be deleted because it doesnt give a solution that someone couldnt find.

Also with some searches more someone can do his job in linux cause there are some tricks not so easy of course to make this plotter works.

It's really not a problem to run on XP, I will just use VM running Win98. The problem is the error he is getting, so I guess this isn't anything anyone has seen. There are no floppy disk just a cd, it runs his router from what I am told. I am just working on the solution to fix the program, and he has another computer that runs the newer software but he say this one does a better job.

I wouldn't have a clue. I did read some other threads on the company being out of business which some say exempts them from piracy of the program, and we are not interested in doing anything illegal. He owns his copy and has since it came out and he has also paid for the upgrades. Do dongles ever go bad? I am new to dongles but I understand their purpose.

The only dongles I've ever seen go bad either worked or they didn't. The application you are working with came from a company named Scanvec. They merged with Amiable Technologies and became Scanvec-Amiable. That company was later bought out by an employee group and became SAi. The old Scanvec used to give limited trials for a small fee by supplying a dongle which had a counter in it. Typically for 100 saves or plots executed. Vin number decoder.

At the end it would give an expired message. I suspect that is the dongle you are working with.

Either your friend only had a limited run dongle or he has forgotten that he would have received a permanent dongle to replace it if he ever paid the fee for it. I used Casmate for many many years, although only for a plotter.

I did purchase Flexi at a very reasonable price (considering the list price anyway) when Amiable bought out Scanvec. But I continued to use Casmate for several more years, however I finally made the jump (& Fred's suggestion) & have never looked back. There are two other things I am somewhat familiar with that may be of use here is that another nearby signshop also used Casmate when they bought a CNC router, and I would supply him the.scv files for cut letters etc. I'm not sure if the program was really used to 'run the router' or if it was just used to create a compatible file format to send to the router.

Since Flexi can read.scv files, I presume it can also export Flexi files, or 'save as' an.scv format, so you might ask him if creating.scv files helps him, or running Casmate is still required. This is mentioned simply because there might be easier, or more numerous, solutions if the file format is the only missing link. By the way, W98 compatibility doesn't work with a dongle installation version of Casmate, because it is an 8 bit program.

Regarding the legal comment above, I am in agreement & have chosen to believe that circumventing the dongle is permissible in this case, because my rightful licensed use of the program is hindered by a dongle they are no longer available to support. I never resolved the XP issue, but I know several people have. (for vinyl plotter work anyway). Click to expand.The legal issue with Casmate being out of business, is that if you (or your friend) legally paid for the privilege of running Casmate TODAY, then the DMCA has language that MAY be interpreted to allow you to legally circumvent the security device. In your friends case, he doesn't have ANY rights to run the software today, because he had limited rights, & he exhausted them. There is no legal way to run something which your friend holds no current license to run.