8 LIST OF CAMM-GL III INSTRUCTIONS

*1: -(226-1) — +(2 26-1) *2: 0 — +(2 26-1) *3: -(226-1)°— +(2 26-1)°*4: 21

(16)

— 3A

(16)

, 3C

— 7E

(16)

 

 

(16)

 

• mode1

Instruction

Format

Meaning of Parameter [Parameter Range (Default)]

Explanation

H

H

None

 

Move to User Origin

D

D x1, y1..., xn, yn

xn: Absolute X-axis coordinate [*1] yn: Absolute Y-axis coordinate [*1]

Cut Absolute Line

M

M x1, y1...xn,yn

xn: Absolute X-axis coordinate [*1] yn: Absolute Y-axis coordinate [*1]

Tool-up to Absolute Coordinate Point

I

I Δx1, Δy1...,Δxn, Δyn

Δxn: Relative X-axis coordinate [*1] Δyn: Relative Y-axis coordinate [*1]

Cut Relative Line

R

R Δx, Δy

Δxn: Relative X-axis coordinate [*1] Δyn: Relative Y-axis coordinate [*1]

Tool-up Move to Relative Coordinate Point

L

L p

p: Line pattern [-5 — +5(0)]

 

Specify Line Type

B

B l

l: Pitch length [*2 1.5% of (P2-P1) ]

Specify Broke Line Pitch

X

X p,q,r

p: Coordinate axis [0, 1] q: Tick interval [*1]

Plot Coordinate System

 

 

r: Number [1—32767]

 

 

P

P c1c2...cn

cn: Character

 

Plot Character

S

S n

n: Character size [0 — 127(61)]

Set Character Size

Q

Q n

n: Rotation angle (90°as a unit) [n =0 — 3(0)]

Specify Character Rotate Angle

N

N n

n: Number of special symbol [1—15]

Plot Special Symbol

C

C x, y, r, Ø1, Ø2(,Ød)

x, y: Center coordinates [*1] r: Radius [*1]

Cut Arc

 

 

Ø1•Ø2: Start angle • End angle [*1] Ød: Chord tolerance [*1 (5 °)]

 

E

E r, Ø1, Ø2(,Ød)

r: Radius [*1]

 

Cut Arc from Tool Position

 

 

Ø1•Ø2: Start angle • End angle [*1] Ød: Chord tolerance [*1 (5 °)]

 

A

A x, y

x: Center x coordinate [*1(0)] y: Center y coordinate [*1(0)]

Specify G & K Center Coordinate

G

G r,Ø1, Ø2(,Ød)

r: Radius [*1] Ø1: Start angle [*1] Ø2: End angle [*1]

Cut Arc Around A-Instruction Center

 

 

Δd: Chord tolerance [*1 (5°)]

 

K

K n, l1, l2

n: Division line angle [*1] l1: Division line end point distance [*1]

Plot Division Line

 

 

l2: Division line start point distance [*1]

 

T

T n, x, y, d, t

n: Hatching pattern [0 — 3]

x, y: Rectangle size [*1]

Plot and Hatch Rectangle

 

 

d: Hatching spacing [*1]

t: Hatching angle [1 — 4]

 

^

[mode 2 instruction] [parameter]....., [parameter] [terminator]

Call mode 2

• mode2

Instruction

Format

Meaning of Parameter [Parameter Range (Default)]

Explanation

AA

AA x,y,Øc(,Ød);

x, y: Absolute center coordinates [*1]

Arc Absolute

 

 

Øc:Center angle [*1] Ød: Chord tolerance [*1 (5 °)]

 

AR

AR Δx, Δy,Øc(,Ød);

Δx, Δy: Relative center coordinates [*1]

Arc Relative

 

 

Øc: Center angle [*1] Ød: Chord tolerance [*1 (5 °)]

 

CA

CA n;

n: Character set No. [0 — 4, 6 — 9, 30 — 39

Alternate Character set

 

CA;

 

 

CI

CI r(,Ød);

r: Radius [*1]

Circle

 

 

Ød: Chord tolerance [*3 (5 °)]

 

CP

CP nx,ny;

nx: Number of characters in X-axis direction [*1]

Character Plot

 

CP;

ny: Number of characters in Y-axis direction [*1]

 

CS

CS n;

n: Character set number

Standard Character Set

 

CS;

 

 

DF

DF;

None

Default

DI

DI run, rise;

run: X-axis direction vector [*1 (1)]

Absolute Direction

 

DI;

rise: Y-axis direction vector [*1 (0)]

 

DR

DR run, rise;

run: X-axis direction vector [*1 (1)]

Relative Direction

 

DR;

rise: Y-axis direction vector [*1 (0)]

 

DT

DT t;

t: Label terminator [ [ETX] ]

Define Label Terminator

EA

EA x, y;

x, y: Absolute XY coordinates of opposite angle of rectangle [*1]

Edge Rectangle Absolute

ER

ER Δx, Δy;

Δx, Δy: Relative XY coordinates of opposite angle of rectangle [*1]

Edge Rectangle Relative

EW

EW r, Ø1, Øc(,Ød);

r: Radius [*1] Ø1: Start angle [*3]

Edge Wedge

 

 

Øc: Center angle [*3] Ød: Chord tolerance [*3 (5 °)]

 

FT

FT n(,d(,Ø));

n: Pattern [1 — 5 (1)]

Fill Type

 

FT;

d: Spacing [*2 ((P2x-P1x) x 0.01)] Ø: Angle [*3 (0 °)]

 

IM

IM e;

e: Error mask value [0 — 255 (223)]

Input Mask

 

IM;

 

 

IN

IN;

None

Initialize

IP

IP P1x, P1y, P2x, P2y;

P1x, P1y: XY coordinates of P1 [*1]

Input P1 & P2

 

IP;

P2x, P2y: XY coordinates of P2 [*1]

 

IW

IW LLx, LLy, URx, URy;

LLx, LLy : lower left coordinates of window

Input Window

 

IW;

URx,URy : Upper right coordinates of window

 

LB

LB c1c2c3...cn

c: Character string

Label

 

[label terminator]

 

 

LT

LT n(,l);

n: Pattern number [0 — 6 (solid line)]

Line Type

 

LT;

l: 1 pitch length [*2 (1.5% of (P2-P1))]

 

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Roland PNC-900 user manual List of CAMM-GL III Instructions, Mode1, Mode2

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