[markhas]

Hi Everyone. I have a 1997 Citizen M20 Type I that I bought and I am trying to learn how to use.
I bought an operators manual for it, but it came without Chapter 5, which of course is the section on programming.
Right now, I am in need of deciphering the line below.
!3L10
But I would really love to get the complete programming info.

I would appreciate any help.
Thanks,
Mark

[MIKEBEARD]

!3L10 is a waiting code. which ever $ you are seeing this in, whether $1, or $2, it will wait on this line until $3 is finished working and get to line !1L10 or !2L10. then both programs will continue to run.



!1!3L1- Queuing between lines $1-$3. Used as waiting commands to make $1
wait for $3 or $3 wait for $1. Or $1,$2, and $3 wait together.

!1= line $1

!3= line $3

L1= queuing reference #. 1-9999. Also "L" does not have to be in order.

Example...

O1234(queuing example)
$1 $3

!1!3L5 (10 seconds of CNC commands)
!1!3L5 ($3 and $1 wait until on !1!3L5 then continue)

!1!3L1 !1!3L1 ($3 and $1 wait until on !1!3L1 then continue)


-You can also use it this way, leaving out the "!?" for the line you
are in.

O1234(queuing example does the same as above)
$1 $3

!3L5 (10 seconds of CNC commands)
!1L5 ($3 and $1 wait until on !1!3L5 then continue)

!3L1 !1L1 ($3 and $1 wait until on !1!3L1 then continue)