Aux/M-Codes

Aux Codes

Stop Code

The postprocessor command STOP usually generates the auxiliary code 00. If you want to change that code, enter the new value here.

OpStop Code

The postprocessor command OPSTOP usually generates the auxiliary code 01. If you want to change that code, enter the new value here.

End Code

The postprocessor command END usually generates the auxiliary code 02. If you want to change that code, enter the new value here.

Rewind Code

The postprocessor command REWIND usually generates the auxiliary code 30. If you want to change that code, enter the new value here.

Controller will accept multiple Aux/M-Codes

Check this box if your controller can act on more than one auxiliary code in a single machine control data block. Do not check this box if it cannot.

Prep and Aux Codes can be greater the 2 digits

This check box along with the one on the Prep Codes panel indicates that prep or aux code can be greater then 99 if the check box is checked. This is equivalent to PLABEL 64.

 

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