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    MACH3 - Limit N####

    My mach3 only loads like 3500 lines of g code. Is there any way to change this number?


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    In other words, my problem can be broken down into two questions.

    1. How do I change the way the exported g-code is numbered? For example if I want to change the current way ( N1-9999 )... to (N1-XXXXX), five digits instead of four.
    2. When I upload the code onto mach3 it only sees the first N1-4790 lines of code. MOST of my codes require more than 10,000 lines of code. Therfore I need to be able to upload atleast that much.

    Thanks!


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    What are you using to generate your g-code? Can you turn N words off completely?


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    using sprutcam, postprocessor, to generate. I think I figured it out, MACH3 on my pcnc1100 has the demo version installed.


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