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2.3.3
Remarks
The blocks in a program can be explained by means of remarks. A remark permits instructions
for the operator to be displayed on the screen.
With remarks, the following must be noted:
•
The remark must be enclosed in round brackets.
•
A space (blank) must be provided between the opening bracket and the start of the remark
as well as between the end of the remark and the closing bracket.
•
No percentage characters "%", end-of-block characters "
are permitted within the remark.
•
The remark must not be located between the address and a digit or between a word and
the associated parameter.
•
The remark can be up to 120 characters long. A maximum of 41 characters are shown on
the screen in the comments line.
•
It is advisable to write the remark at the end of the block or in a separate line.
Correct
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N005 T01 D01 (tool call )
L F
N010 G00 X50 Z100 (positioning)
L F
N015 ( roughing )
L F
N020 G01 Z200+R1
N025 ...
2.4
Word format
A word is an element of a block. It comprises an address character and a string of digits. The
address character is normally a letter. The string of digits can include signs and decimal
points. A sign is written between the address letters and the string of digits. A positive sign can
be omitted.
Word structure: Format of a word
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Incorrect
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N005 T01 D (tool call) 01
L F
N010 G00 X (positioning) 50 Z100
N015 ( roughing
N020 G01 Z200+ (1st roughing cut ) R1
N025 ...
Address
Numerical value
Word
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2.3.3 Remarks
L F
", or additional brackets "()"
L F
L F
L F
)
L F
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