Hi, i need to number (engrave) a large quantity of (equal shaped) parts, but each part needs a higher number than the previous part(s). I know there is a possibility by using a PCI. I hope that someone has such PCI and wants to share it
... or give some clear instructions how to make such PCI...
thanx, jacob
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quick numbering of parts
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(#500 is the holder of your serial number.)
(G65 P8200 is a set of numbers 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 engraved)
#500=#500+1 (INCREMENT SERIAL NUMBER)
#100=#500/100
#106=FIX[#100](GET INTEGER OF 100S)
G65 P8200 I#106
#101=#500-#106*100(REMOVES 100S DIGIT)
#102=#101/10
#107=FIX[#102]
G65 P8200 I#107
#103=#101-#107*10(REMOVES 10S DIGIT)
#108=FIX[#103]
G65 P8200 I#108
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