Real life cnc was a bit more complicated than that for me. I know of
no systems that use only '
G' codes because without parameters and macros for aperture definition
etc you have a very primitive system. I used to translate AutoCad dxf
to Gerber RS-274X format years ago. There is no 'standard' cnc that is
accepted universally but Gerber used to be the one most systems could
emulate. Gerber used to put out a publication 414-100-014 they are in
South Windsor, CT
(800)243-7270 or at least that number used to be
good. I don't have any old files or I would print the codes here but
there are not that many really...I found the very document on the
internet
http://gerbv.sourceforge.net/docs/rs274xrevd_e.pdf
Good luck.
On Jun 27, 9:55 am, knud van eeden <
knud_van_ee...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Remark:
> step 1. getting the keywords for that language
> To get the keywords checkhttp://
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/G-code
> The syntax format is thus in general:
> Character 'G'
> followed by a 'digit'
> followed by a 'digit'
> With friendly greetings
> Knud van Eeden
> Kana technical support
>
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