The Bandit1 only performs arcs that are 90 degrees (or less), so you need a new command as it crosses each quadrant line. Most cam programs will output this type of code at the users option.
When performing an arc, Bandit uses absolute arc endpoint and absolute arc center point. In incremental mode, it uses incremental endpoint and incremental arc center. So this eliminates the need for a G2 or G3 because there is only one arc possible when the arc center is absolute and the span is 90 degrees. Bandit makes special usage of G2 and G3 to do whole circle movements, but you can really only opt for this type of output if you are programming by hand.
So XY/X/Y is the arc format. You could also interpret /X = I and /Y= J. I do not recall if Bandit converts I and J for you when you upload, but when you load it in manually, the way you press the keys amounts to /X and /Y to get I and J anyways. Hope that is clear
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