Relative programming (G91)

Even if next block after delete distance to go is defined relative by G91, the end position of the next block is not recalculated relatively to the stop position at the interrupt. The end of the next block is calculated as if no interrupt had taken place.

A “Delete distance to go” does not result in an offset of the further relative programmed contour.

Programing Example

Effects on relatively programmed positions

%prog

N00 …

G1 G91 X100 ;interrupt and delete distance to go

N20 G91 Y100

N30 G91 X-10 Y10

M30

Delete distance to go with active relative programming (G91)

There is no contour offset if the next block (N20) is programmed relative (G91).