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Rewind Stop Character

This field is to contain the character that will be output at the beginning of the machine control data file (usually '=') representing the rewind stop code. See postprocessor command REWIND. Equivalent postprocessor command:

OPSKIP Character

This option gives the user the opportunity to set the character output as the block delete character (normally /) in the machine control data file. Block delete characters are used to mark blocks of machine control data that can at the machine operator's discretion be skipped. See the postprocessor command: OPSKIP. The actual value stored in the option file will be the ASCII character's decimal value. Equivalent postprocessor command:

Tab Character

This option gives the user the opportunity to set the character output as the tab character if required by your control (normally *). The actual value stored in the option file will be the ASCII character's decimal value. Equivalent postprocessor command:

Control-Out Character

This option gives the user the opportunity to set the character output as the control-out character if required by your control (normally (). Some controls require that operator comments be enclosed in control-out/control-in characters. See the postprocessor command DISPLAY. The actual value stored in the option file will be the ASCII character's decimal value. Equivalent postprocessor command:

Control-In Character

This option gives the user the opportunity to set the character output as the control-in character if required by your control (normally )). Some controls require that operator comments be enclosed in control-out/control-in characters. See the postprocessor command DISPLAY. The actual value stored in the option file will be the ASCII character's decimal value. Equivalent postprocessor command:

Alignment Block

Many controllers allow the use of a special sequence number address to locate restart blocks within a given machine control data file. The postprocessor command SEQNO/NEXT signals the postprocessor that the next output record should contain a sequence number with the address you specify here. Following blocks will revert to the previous sequence number address. Equivalent postprocessor command:

EOB Character Output

This option gives the user the opportunity to control suppression or inclusion of a EOB (End Of Block) character on each machine control data record. Equivalent postprocessor commands:

Redundant F-Code

This option allows the user to control whether the postprocessor will output redundant feedrate code (F-code) following a rapid move. Some controls require that the feed code be reestablished following rapid motion. Equivalent postprocessor command:

Axis Limits

If you want the postprocessor to issue warnings when the axes limits specified on the "Machine Tool Type Specifications" panel are violated, check this box. Equivalent postprocessor commands:

Illegal Major Words

Check this box to suppress all major word warnings in the list file; do not check to print the warnings. Example: your CL file includes a SET command for G92 output. Machine 1 has the preset option (G92); Machine 2 does not. The postprocessor issues a warning in the list file for Machine 2, although it does not output G92. Equivalent postprocessor commands:

 

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