CNC controls: vendor-specific references
Vendor-specific references for CNC controls: G-code and M-code tables, parameter references and the quirks of each manufacturer's NC dialect at a glance.
Every CNC control speaks its own NC dialect: the same G- or M-code can trigger a different function depending on the manufacturer, and parameters and macro variables also vary from control to control. Anyone who exchanges programs between machines or maintains postprocessors therefore needs vendor-specific references. These pages collect G-/M-code tables and parameter references for the individual control manufacturers.
Fanuc
Fanuc references for CNC programming: G-code tables and parameter overviews for one of the most widely used CNC controls in workshops worldwide.
Heidenhain
Overview of Heidenhain controls: the TNC series with conversational Klartext programming, plus M-code and code-number references for shop-floor use.
Hurco
Overview of Hurco, the US manufacturer of CNC machining centers with the conversational WinMax control, founded in 1968, with programming reference tables.
Okuma
Overview of Okuma: the Japanese machine tool builder develops its own OSP control and builds CNC lathes and machining centers, with reference tables.
Mazak
Mazak references for CNC programming: G-code and M-code tables and fixed cycles for Mazatrol controls in EIA/ISO mode.
Siemens
Siemens Sinumerik 840D and 840D sl references: G commands by group, M functions and the standard drilling, milling and turning cycles.