REPEAT/a1,a2,v[,ON-OFF]
This command is used to output an extra address and value automatically whenever a specific address is output.
a1 1-26 representing A to Z. This is the address that is used to force output of the extra address and value.
a2 1-26 representing the extra address to be output.
v The value that is to be output with a2.
ON Specifies that a2 and v will be output every time a1 is output. The default condition is that a2 and v will be output only the next time a1 is output.
OFF Stops a2 and v from being output with a1.
REPEAT/a1,a2,a3,....,a25,,t1,v1,ALL
This command is similar to the above REPEAT, except that any one number of addresses,a1,a2,a3...,a25, may force the output of the address t1 with the value of v1. This command does not have the ON-OFF option like the above command.
used to output an extra address and value automatically whenever a specific address is output.
a1,a2,a3,...,a25
1-26 representing A to Z. These addresses are used as triggers to force output of the extra address t1 and value v1.
t1 1-26 representing the extra address to be output.
v1 The value that is to be output with a2.
ALL Specifies that any address a1,a2,a3,...,a25 will force the output of t1 and v1.
REPEAT/a1,v1
This command will output the address a1 with a value of v1 on every block until REPEAT/OFF is encountered.
a1 1-26 (A-Z) representing the extra address to be output.
v1 The value that is to be output with a1.
REPEAT/OFF
Turns off all REPEAT commands and clears all stored REPEAT values.
Caution: REPEAT commands may be turned on and off at any time. It is important to remember that it is possible to fill up all of the REPEAT locations. REPEAT/OFF clears all of these locations.
Example:
Input:
REPEAT/26,7,43
REPEAT/26,8,2
RAPID,GOTO/4,5,6
Output:
N008X4.Y5.$
N0090G00G43Z6.H02$
Example:
Input:
REPEAT/24,25,26,8,99,ALL
RAPID/GOTO/10,10,10
Output:
N008X10.Y10.H99$
N009Z10.$
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