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The document you show was developed for Turbo PMAC and would not apply to Power PMAC.

Usage of G-code in power PMAC is described in the “Power PMAC User’s Manual” in the chapter “Writing and Executing Script Programs in the Power PMAC” starting on page 610. Specifically see the section “Implementing an RS-274 Style Motion Program” starting on page 652.

Coord[x].Gprog controls which subprogram is called on the execution of a “G-code”. The default is “1000”. This is described in the above references.

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5 hours ago, steve.milici said:

The document you show was developed for Turbo PMAC and would not apply to Power PMAC.

Usage of G-code in power PMAC is described in the “Power PMAC User’s Manual” in the chapter “Writing and Executing Script Programs in the Power PMAC” starting on page 610. Specifically see the section “Implementing an RS-274 Style Motion Program” starting on page 652.

Coord[x].Gprog controls which subprogram is called on the execution of a “G-code”. The default is “1000”. This is described in the above references.

then i want to copy g92 but the “Power PMAC User’s Manual” dont have g92 means what shoule i do about use g92 in power pmac

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This is not a trivial G-code to implement. This would typically be done with an “offset” matrix transformation on the axes of your coordinate system. See the section “Axis Transformation Matrices” in the “Power PMAC User’s Manual” starting on page 519 for usage details.

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