I own a later model Bridgeport with a DX-32 control. The description
previous is exactly how it behaves. It may be useful if you are programming
by hand, but I don't recommend makeing it a 'feature' if that is the point
of this conversation. Let the programmer decide how the motion should
occur. If you want it to move like a BOSS, then split the rapid into two
blocks.
Brian
On Oct 25, 2011 1:06 PM, "Jon Elson" <[email protected]> wrote:
> John Thornton wrote:
> > no, if the next Z position is higher Z moves first if the next Z
> > position is lower Z moves last for G0 only.
> >
> Yes, this makes a lot of sense, especially if you are programming the
> machine
> from thumbwheel switches like on the first BOSS controls. But, since this
> functionality is NOT defined in the RS-274D specs, and can easily be
> programmed
> in several G0 blocks, I'm not sure we should change behavior.
>
> Jon
>
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