A: NCViewer.com (web-based) or Candle (desktop). Load your .nc or .gcode file and simulate. Check for unexpected red (rapid) moves through your clamps.
of the commands to save for yourself, or are you asking about a specific software feature that handles these files? grbl g code commands list pdf
| Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | M0 | Program pause (press resume to continue) | | M1 | Optional pause (if enabled) | | M2 | Program end (same as M30) | | M30 | Program end, rewind to start | | G28 | Go to home position (stored zero) | | G28.1 | Set current position as home reference | | G30 | Go to pre-defined secondary home | | G30.1 | Set current position as secondary home | | G53 | Move in machine coordinates (ignores offsets) | | G92 | Set position offset (temporary coordinate shift) | | G92.1 | Clear G92 offsets | | G92.2 | Suspend G92 offsets | | G92.3 | Resume G92 offsets | A: NCViewer
Industrial CNC machines (like Haas or Mazak) support thousands of G-Codes, including complex macros and custom cycles. GRBL, however, is designed for constrained memory (only 32KB of flash). Consequently, it supports only about 30 essential commands. of the commands to save for yourself, or