For developing a CNC system, I am reading the "ISO 6983-1:2009".
In it, there are several references to what they call "Detailed format classification" which I struggle to understand:
A classification of the data in a block shall be used to specify the programming detail for a system and machine configuration. This is called the detailed format classification and is described in Annex C.
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Zero omission shall be specified in the detailed format classification (see Annex C).
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The number of digits shall be designated by the detailed format classification ( see Annex C).
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It seem this "Detailed format classification" is sort of a definition of the machine on which the program will run. But in this case, I do not understand why this is something part of the program and not some values of the control system.
My question is: What exactly is this "Detailed format classification"?
- Is it part of the program?
- What is it purpose?
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functions to enable or disable other mechanism that the G-code generator can't do. This command lines N01 to N9999999. When an ISO is called is to standarize the way document some procedure or instruction; this way everybody who knows the code can read it easily. $\endgroup$ – Fernando Baltazar Aug 11 '18 at 20:19