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Chapter: 4
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PROGRAM EDITING
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The example below shows:
* A possible part-program lay-out in memory indicating the beginning and the end of each
program.
* Various program blocks containing 2, 3, 4 and up to 5 functions. The programming
method does not correspond to this chapter; but it is fully described in the "Programming"
chapter later on in this manual.
In this mode, it is possible to:
* Display the contents of all the memory blocks.
* Create a program (edit all program blocks).
* Delete a particular program block.
* Modify the contents of specific block.
* Replace a particular program block.
* Insert a new program block, shifting the rest of the blocks back.
In the "Aux Mode" it is also possible to:
* Lock the part-program memory.
* Unlock the part-program memory.
* Erase the whole part-program memory.
N000
G1.7.90
F5000
S250
T01
M 3
Beginning of program
N001
X60
Y40
N002
G3
X110
Y90
I0
J50
N003
G3
X160
Y40
I50
J0
N004
M30
End of program
N050
P17
X
Beginning of program
N051
P18
Y
N052
P4
F7
P3
N053
P5
F8
P3
N054
P6
P0
F3
P4
N055
P7
P1
F3
P5
N056
G0.5
XP6
YP7
N057
P3
P3
F1
P19
N058
G1
XP6
YP7
F200
N059
P3
F11
K360
N060
G28
N57
N061
G0
XP17
YP18
N062
M30
End of program
N100
G0
X10
Beginning of program
N101
Y20
N102
G1
X50
M3
N103
G0
Y0
N104
X0
N105
G25
N100.104.81
N106
M30
End of program
