Table 4.4.2.3 modal call up conditions – Yaskawa YASNAC PC NC Programming Manual User Manual

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YASNAC PCNC Programming Manual

Chapter 4: Enhanced Level Commands

Table 4.4.2.3

Modal Call Up Conditions

(3) Microprogram call up by G code

By specifying “G*** <argument-specification>;”, the microprogram/subprogram of the pro-
gram number that corresponds to the number specified by G code is called up and executed.

For the G code used to call up a macroprogram/subprogram, a maximum of 24 pairs of G
codes can be set; each G code has a maximum of 3 numerical digits that are not used by the
NC. The program numbers of programs to be called up can be set corresponding to the set G
codes.

Table 4.4.2.4

Parameters for Setting the Correspondence

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Max. 24 pairs

(4) Microprogram Call Up by M Codes

(a) Microprogram call up format

By specifying “M*** <argument >;”, the microprogram of the program number that cor-
responds to the specified M code is called up and executed.

In this case, if a move command is specified in the same block, the microprogram is exe-
cuted after the completion of the axis move command.

For the M code used to call up a microprogram/subprogram, a maximum of 24 pairs of M
codes can be set excluding such M codes as M00, M01, M02, M30, and those used for
internal processing. The program numbers of programs to be called up can be set corre-
sponding to the set M codes.

Table 4.4.2.5

Parameters for Setting the Correspondence

Call Up Conditions

Mode Setting Code

Mode Cancel Code

After the execution of move command

G66

G67

Number of Pairs

Macroprogram Call Up G Code

Program No. to be Called Up

1
2



23
24

pm4480

(max. 3 digits)




pm4503

pm4840

(max. 5 digits)




pm4863

Number of Pairs

Macroprogram Call Up M Code

Program No. to be Called Up

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