G-Code Setup

The "G-codes" settings tab allows you to define the system initialization string (to set the modal parameters of the state of the G-code interpreter by default). Modal parameters (codes) are valid indefinitely within a session with the system after their installation and can only be canceled by another code from the same modal group. These parameters are used when working with the NC and can be further redefined directly in its code or using G-code commands entered into the system manual control line. The initialization string is applied once when the system is turned on or when the user changes the configuration.

Users command

This field adds a custom command to the interpreter initialization string. The command is entered into the input field, then Enter is pressed, after which the custom command is added to the initialization string. Space is used as a separator. To remove a command, delete it from the input field.

Interpreter Initialization String

This string will be used when the system is turned on, the settings are changed, and executed at time M30 if this checkbox is checked. If you need to remove a command from the initialization line, you need to click on the marked command.

Default Initialization String: G17 G21 G40 G54 G64 P0.1 G80 G90 G91.1

See the section Description of G-codes for more information on the features of G-codes.

G-code Interpretation Params

Ignore Unknown G-Code

If this option is enabled, unknown G-code will be ignored.

Default: enable.

Ignore tool change(M6)

If this parameter enables, M6 will be ignored in G-code and MDI.

Default: enable.

G-code file parameter

Extensions filter

This field can be used to filter the G-code file extensions viewed in the dialog.

Default: *.cnc; *.nc; *.tap; *.txt

Editor

In this field, used for selecting path for text editor, which used for editing G-code and macros.

Default: ...\notepad.exe