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Setting up custom G-code and M-code

On frequently used proograms, you can shorten the call format, this will simplify the process of writing a program on the machine.

[!WARNING] Before changing any system parameters on your machine, I recommend saving the current settings somewhere.

1 part

Go to the OffSet menu, set the value 1 in the PARAMETER WRITE

2 part

[!NOTE] Parameter 3202 #4 NE9 is access control to the 9000th macro:

  • value 0 - unlock access
  • value 1 - block access

Go to the Sistem menu, enter the parameter number and press NO. SRH
Unlock access to edit 9000 macros.


3 part

Custom G-code

[!NOTE] Parameters 6050-6059 are setting a custom G-code

Each parameter has its own program number.
For example: calling G201 will start program O9013

Parameter Program number Your custom G-code
6050 O9010
6051 O9011
6052 O9012
6053 O9013 201
6054 O9014 224
6055 O9015 225
6056 O9016
6057 O9017
6058 O9018
6059 O9019

Custom M-code

[!NOTE] Parameters 6071-6089 are setting a custom M-code

Each parameter has its own program number.
For example: calling G231 will start program O9023

Parameter Program number Your custom G-code
6080 O9020 230
6081 O9021 201
6082 O9022 202
6083 O9023 231
6084 O9024
6085 O9025
6086 O9026
6087 O9027
6088 O9028
6089 O9029

4 part

Upload your macros to the folder //CNC_MEM/USER/LIBRARY/

5 part

Block access to editing 9000th macros.

6 part

Go to the OffSet menu, set the PARAMETER WRITE field to 0

[!WARNING] Before saving any program to the LIBRARY folder, test its functionality using the standard call to the G65P... subroutine

Compatibility