I am new to this forum and to use of the V2-10, but I’ve used Fusion 360 for years. I am having a terrible time configuring F360 to my machine. Putting to one side the clumsiness of F360, it seems that I need a .mach file for the V2-10, but what I get from F360’s library is a .f3d file; in any event, I get error message when I try to post to the effect that I haven’t configured the machine properly. What’s the fix? Where do I get a competent .mach file for the V2-10?
Upgrade to Autodesk Fusion (360 part of the name was removed years ago. 
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During CAM you need to post process your model, make sure you have chosen the correct post processor file for V2-10. Post the file and download that GCODE file to the V2-10 via it’s web interface.
Thanks. I’ve done that and now fixed the issue. However, now I get an error message whenever I try to run the G Code that the spindle movement exceeds permissible limits and params are wrong. The reason is that the G Code has movement values that obviously are too large for the Pocket N.C. (e.g., Z 2.028). I cannot figure out why this is happening; I’ve measured the TLO repeatedly, touched off the workpiece carefully, etc. I noticed that another user had a similar problem last October.
Can you share your Fusion file so we see what’s going on?