Sequence Number; Word - YASKAWA yasnac i80m Instruction Manual

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Sequence number
(1) Integers consisting of
up
to
5 digits
may
be written following
an
address
character N
as sequence
numbers.
(2)
Generally, sequential numbers
are
convenient
as sequence
numbers.
Sequence numbers
are
reference numbers for blocks, and do
not
have
any
influence
on
the meaning
or sequence
of machining
processes.
Therefore, they
may
be sequential, non-sequential, or duplicated
numbers. Not using any sequence
number is also possible.
(3) When searching for
sequence
numbers,
be sure
to
search or specify
program
numbers beforehand.
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NOTE
1. When 6
or
more digits are written as a
sequence
number, only the digits
up to
the 5th from the trailing end
are
effective.
2. When
two
or more blocks have the
same sequence number, only one is
retrieved and read,
and no more searching is performed.
3.
Blocks without
sequence
numbers can also be searched
for with
respect
to
the address data contained in the blocks.
4.
Use four digits
to
specify a
sequence
number for G25
or
M99.
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Word
A block is
a
collection of
words.
A word consists of
an
address (alphabet)
and.
a
numeral of several digits
that follows the address.
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Z
I 1—10 I
(Includes a
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Address*1 Numeral*2 \
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Address*1 Numeral*2
1
sign and
decimal point)
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Word Word
*x
See (1).
*2
See (3).
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