[graemeian]

My Okuma OSP control has several spare G codes I can use. I want to write one for drilling like G83. I want to avoid G0 movements in the process and have multiple Rs. Is there a way to do this? If so, please provide some useful guidance.

[deadlykitten]

hy graemeian 1st you have to write the parametric code, save it as a subrutine, begin with O****, ended in RTS, *.ssb file extension

test your code from main program, with CALL O**** [ arguments ]

when is all fine, if you wish to assign it to a spare g/m, i can help for p200 p300, but such g/m asignment has no benefit on newer systems; on older yes, as memory is different, and you may play with the lib buffer space / kindly

[graemeian]

I have written CALL O123 in the past for drilling. I would like to keep it clean and universal such as the following:
G111 X2.5 Y2.5 Z-1.5 R.02 R-.02 Q.1 F9
X-2.5
Y-2.5
X2.5
G80
My code would keep the tip below the plane to prevent chips from falling back in the hole. I would use something like F200 for an internal rapid to keep things smooth.
I bought my machine new in 2014. Am I missing something?