Error Messages; The Principles Of Writing A Program, Using G- And M-Codes - ZAPbp BP93p Operator's Manual

Table 3.1. A list of keys that call windows dedicated to entering each individual parameter.
G-code Parameter: a key that opens the entry window (see Fig. 5)
G00/G01 X- : [1]
X+: [2]
G02/G03 X- : [1]
X+: [2]
G81 L: [1] or [2]
G85/G86 L: [1] or [2]

3.4 Error messages

Problems with program interpretation:

No G50-G59 parameters;

No %...% markers;

No free space in FLASH memory;

Problems with reading start coordinates of program;

No program has been selected: No program to be carried out in the automatic mode has been
selected (information about selecting a program
Problems with an SD card:

No SD card: The card is not present physically in its slot.

Problems with SD card: Problems with reading the SD card;

No files on the SD card;

Too many programs have been stored: The user attempted to store a 21st program on the SD card
(the maximum number is 20).

3.5 The principles of writing a program, using G- and M-codes

The basic notes regarding writing a program that will be interpreted by machines with the PP15 controller,
manufactured by ZAPbp:

Each program must be enclosed within the

Program interpretation starts from the location of G50/G59 (selection of a working co-ordinate
system).
Y- : [3] Z- : [5]
Y+: [4] Z+: [6]
Y- : [3] Z- : [5]
Y+: [4] Z+: [6]
S- : [3] D : [5] or [6]
S+ : [4]
Fig. 5
A- : [7]
A+: [8]
I- : [9]
I+: [10]
–
see item 3.1. [List of programmes]
" "
%...% markers.
J- : [11]
J+: [12]
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