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| − | The '''Circular Interpolation''' G-code, known as G02 and G03 allows the machine to move in a circular direction with coordination between multiple axes. | + | The '''Circular Interpolation''' G-code, known as G02 and G03 allows the machine to move in a circular direction with coordination between multiple axes. G02 performs Clockwise rotation, and G03 performs clockwise rotation. |
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| + | '''Standard Format (Clockwise):''' | ||
| + | G2 | ||
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| + | '''Standard Format (Counter Clockwise):''' | ||
| + | G3 | ||
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| + | === Incremental Arc Distance Mode === | ||
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| + | === Absolute Arc Distance Mode === | ||
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| + | [[Category: G-code]] | ||
Latest revision as of 00:29, April 5, 2015
The Circular Interpolation G-code, known as G02 and G03 allows the machine to move in a circular direction with coordination between multiple axes. G02 performs Clockwise rotation, and G03 performs clockwise rotation.
Standard Format (Clockwise): G2
Standard Format (Counter Clockwise): G3