Hi Robert,
I should have mentioned earlier you can't really send GCode directly to KFLOP using the Virtual COM Port driver. To make use of our Motion Libraries that have our GCode Interpreter, Trajectory Planner, Kinematics, coordinated motion, etc... the app needs to interface to our DLL Libraries (C++ or .NET). KFLOP itself only accepts lower level text script commands that can be sent with the Virtual COM port driver. For example to enable axis 0 and make a relative move of 10000 counts you might send:
EnableAxis0;MoveRel0=10000
This assumes Axis 0 has somehow been configured for your motor/drives.
The first step would be to get your motor configured and moving using our KMotion.exe program.
The available script commands are listed here:
Commands
Hopefully you can do what you need to do using those rather than GCode
HTH
Regards