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Groups RML-1 commands into mode 1, mode 2, and common types, defining structure and units.
Lists all supported commands categorized by Mode 1, Mode 2, and common command types.
Explains command structure, including letters, symbols, parameters, delimiters, and terminators.
Details the specific format rules for Mode 1 commands, including delimiters and terminator usage.
Outlines the format rules for Mode 2 commands, covering delimiters, parameters, and terminators.
Details the format for commands common to both Mode 1 and Mode 2, including delimiters and terminators.
Explains specific Mode 1 commands like '@' (Input Z1 & Z2) and 'D' (Draw).
Details the 'I' command for relative coordinate line cutting, including format and description.
Describes the 'M' command for linear movement between coordinates, covering format and parameters.
Outlines the 'R' command for relative linear movement, including format, type, and parameter range.
Explains how to call a Mode 2 command from Mode 1 using the '^' command.
Describes the 'H' command for moving the tool to the home or origin position.
Details the 'F' command for setting XY axis speed, covering format, type, and parameter range.
Explains the 'V' command for setting Z axis speed during tool up/down movement.
Details the 'W' command for specifying dwell (waiting) time during operations.
Describes the 'Z' command for simultaneous movement along three axes.
Explains the 'DF' command for setting various parameters to their standard default values.
Details the 'IN' command for initializing system settings, including tool-up and error clearing.
Describes the 'PA' command for absolute plotting and setting absolute coordinate mode.
Explains the 'PU' (Pen Up) and 'PD' (Pen Down) commands for controlling tool position.
Details the 'PR' command for relative plotting and setting relative coordinate mode.
Describes the 'VS' command for setting tool speed for operations.
Explains the '!DW' command for specifying dwell (waiting) time.
Details the '!MC' command for controlling the spindle motor state (rotation/stop).
Describes the '!NR' command for indicating a paused or preparation-incomplete state.
Details the '!PZ' command for setting Z1 and Z2 points, similar to '@' command.
Explains the '!RC' command for controlling spindle rotation speed.
Details the '!VZ' command for setting Z-axis speed.
Describes the '!ZM' command for Z-axis movement, specifying absolute or relative coordinates.
Explains the '!ZO' command for setting the Z0 coordinate (origin).
Details the '!ZE' command for moving or rotating extension axes.
Describes the '!ZZ' command for three-axis simultaneous movement, similar to 'Z'.
Illustrates the format of device control commands using ESC sequences, specifying syntax.
Describes specific device control commands like ESC.K for command quitting and error handling.
Discusses clipping behavior during three-dimensional movement operations and its implications.
Explains spindle motor rotation and stopping conditions, including command effects.
Details how various commands affect coordinate modes and tool states (up/down).
Groups RML-1 commands into mode 1, mode 2, and common types, defining structure and units.
Lists all supported commands categorized by Mode 1, Mode 2, and common command types.
Explains command structure, including letters, symbols, parameters, delimiters, and terminators.
Details the specific format rules for Mode 1 commands, including delimiters and terminator usage.
Outlines the format rules for Mode 2 commands, covering delimiters, parameters, and terminators.
Details the format for commands common to both Mode 1 and Mode 2, including delimiters and terminators.
Explains specific Mode 1 commands like '@' (Input Z1 & Z2) and 'D' (Draw).
Details the 'I' command for relative coordinate line cutting, including format and description.
Describes the 'M' command for linear movement between coordinates, covering format and parameters.
Outlines the 'R' command for relative linear movement, including format, type, and parameter range.
Explains how to call a Mode 2 command from Mode 1 using the '^' command.
Describes the 'H' command for moving the tool to the home or origin position.
Details the 'F' command for setting XY axis speed, covering format, type, and parameter range.
Explains the 'V' command for setting Z axis speed during tool up/down movement.
Details the 'W' command for specifying dwell (waiting) time during operations.
Describes the 'Z' command for simultaneous movement along three axes.
Explains the 'DF' command for setting various parameters to their standard default values.
Details the 'IN' command for initializing system settings, including tool-up and error clearing.
Describes the 'PA' command for absolute plotting and setting absolute coordinate mode.
Explains the 'PU' (Pen Up) and 'PD' (Pen Down) commands for controlling tool position.
Details the 'PR' command for relative plotting and setting relative coordinate mode.
Describes the 'VS' command for setting tool speed for operations.
Explains the '!DW' command for specifying dwell (waiting) time.
Details the '!MC' command for controlling the spindle motor state (rotation/stop).
Describes the '!NR' command for indicating a paused or preparation-incomplete state.
Details the '!PZ' command for setting Z1 and Z2 points, similar to '@' command.
Explains the '!RC' command for controlling spindle rotation speed.
Details the '!VZ' command for setting Z-axis speed.
Describes the '!ZM' command for Z-axis movement, specifying absolute or relative coordinates.
Explains the '!ZO' command for setting the Z0 coordinate (origin).
Details the '!ZE' command for moving or rotating extension axes.
Describes the '!ZZ' command for three-axis simultaneous movement, similar to 'Z'.
Illustrates the format of device control commands using ESC sequences, specifying syntax.
Describes specific device control commands like ESC.K for command quitting and error handling.
Discusses clipping behavior during three-dimensional movement operations and its implications.
Explains spindle motor rotation and stopping conditions, including command effects.
Details how various commands affect coordinate modes and tool states (up/down).
General| Brand | Roland |
|---|---|
| Model | RML-1 |
| Category | Power Tool |
| Language | English |
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