Special functions
The syntax for special functions is:
#<string> <spezific additional syntax>
#<string> So-called string command. Note that between # and <string> no blank characters are permissible.
<spezific additional syntax>Subsequent command specific syntax elements, which are programmed directly or within assigned brackets.
Notice | |
With exception of the commands #ACHSE, #PSET and #PRESET all other special functions must be programmed single in a NC block. |
If not described explicitly, in the specific additional syntax commas"," and equals signs "=" are optional. They only help for readability of the NC part program.Example:#STRING [VALUE_A 10 VALUE_B 20]ßà#STRING [VALUE_A=10, VALUE_B=20] |
Further Information
- Axis exchange commands
- Dwell - functionality
- Flushing NC channel
- Synchronization of decoding and interpolation
- Inter-block valid comments
- Waiting for event
- Minimum radius for tangential feedrate adaptation
- Conditional interpretation
- Suppression of axis offsets
- Switching of measurement mode
- Position preset
- Synchronous operation
- Messages from the NC-Program
- Jerk limiting slope
- Akima- spline interpolation
- B- spline interpolation
- Free form surface operation
- Writing and reading SERCOS parameters and commands
- Channelsynchronization
- Rotation in a plane (contour rotation)
- Automatic axis tracking (C-axis tracking)
- User-defined error output
- Time measurement
- Definition of feed axes
- Adaption of the path dynamic limits
- Definition of a minimum block transition velocity
- Writing of machine data
- Definition of file names
- Restoring of axes configurations and axes couplings
- Work space Protection spacemonitoring
- Influencing of function forward/backward on path
- Tool change during active synchronous operation
- Locking of program areas for block search
- Programmable path override
- Drive independent switching of drive functions