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ACU-RITE 3500i 407
11.4 Advanced Programming
User Macros (G65, G66, G67)
Use G66 when you want to use a modal macro sub-program. These
groups of instructions can be special canned cycles made up by the
user to simplify the programming of the particular part, or master
programs for similar part families, programmed with variables rather
than fixed dimensions.
Macros can contain automatic measuring sequences for sensors,
such as a probe, for feedback to the 3500i.
Format # Function
G65 Pn Ln Non-modal macro call. Call macro n. Execute
macro, at the current position, only once. The
sub-program can be looped (L).
G66 Pn Modal macro call. Call macro n. Execute macro
at any X and/or Y location given after the G66
code, until G67 (cancel) is called. G66 stays
active until G67 is called.
G67 Cancel Modal Macro Call (G66).