what is difference between fanuc & siemens Gcode?
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08 Jan 2012 09:40 #16430
by mansourirad
what is difference between fanuc & siemens Gcode? was created by mansourirad
Salam ,
I manufacture a CNC and control with EMC2.
Can I write Gcoce with fanuc style?
what is difference between fanuc or siemens Gcode in macros?
what is Emc2 style? fanuc or siemens
regards,
I manufacture a CNC and control with EMC2.
Can I write Gcoce with fanuc style?
what is difference between fanuc or siemens Gcode in macros?
what is Emc2 style? fanuc or siemens
regards,
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08 Jan 2012 10:57 #16434
by ArcEye
Replied by ArcEye on topic Re:what is difference between fanuc & siemens Gcode?
Hi
There is no simple answer, you will need to compare the EMC gcode reference
www.linuxcnc.org/docs/devel/html/gcode/main.html
to the Fanuc reference (at for instance)
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/G-code
and see for yourself.
Both Fanuc and EMC2 have the starting point of RS274 but you will quickly see that beyond the basic G and M codes there soon becomes divergence, with some codes not implemented in EMC or used differently.
This is the case with just about all controllers I have seen, beyond a certain point RS274 is 'extended' and the system becomes rather a proprietary one, with supporters and detractors on all sides.
'Macros' will certainly be different, EMC2 offers named parameters and subroutines, which to my mind is the biggest single aid to usability, getting away from reams of arcane numbered parameters.
Just need to do a lot of reading, if you are familiar with g code through another controller, you have a head start and just have to absorb the differences.
regards
There is no simple answer, you will need to compare the EMC gcode reference
www.linuxcnc.org/docs/devel/html/gcode/main.html
to the Fanuc reference (at for instance)
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/G-code
and see for yourself.
Both Fanuc and EMC2 have the starting point of RS274 but you will quickly see that beyond the basic G and M codes there soon becomes divergence, with some codes not implemented in EMC or used differently.
This is the case with just about all controllers I have seen, beyond a certain point RS274 is 'extended' and the system becomes rather a proprietary one, with supporters and detractors on all sides.
'Macros' will certainly be different, EMC2 offers named parameters and subroutines, which to my mind is the biggest single aid to usability, getting away from reams of arcane numbered parameters.
Just need to do a lot of reading, if you are familiar with g code through another controller, you have a head start and just have to absorb the differences.
regards
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