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--- mycnc:global_variables [2019/12/30 11:55] – ivan
+++ mycnc:global_variables [2021/02/26 11:25] – ivan
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 | GVAR_JOG_STEP_FLOAT | 5523 | Obsolete global variable to set a float value for the jog step using the on-screen buttons. Has since been replaced, only used on old profile versions. |
 | GVAR_SPINDLE_SPEED | 5524 | Register represents given Spindle Speed. It's equal to "Default Spindle Speed" by default. If G-code program "S"-code with new spindle speed settings executed, the value will be changed accordingly. |
-| [[mycnc:global_variables_description#5525|GVAR_SOFT_LIMITS_IGNORE]] | [[mycnc:global_variables_description#5525|5525]] | Writing "1" to this register will turn off Software Limits control temporarily. |
+| [[mycnc:global_variables_description#5525|GVAR_SOFT_LIMITS_IGNORE]] | [[mycnc:global_variables_description#5525|5525]] | Writing "1" to this register will turn off Software Limits control temporarily. Writing a value larger than 2 will initialize a timer (timer will begin after the macro is complete). |
 | GVAR_M30_SCHEDULED_REWIND | 5526 | The scheduled rewind allows the user to move back to the beginning of the program after the program run has completed. After moving back to the beginning, this variable is set to 0, so the M30 command needs to be added to the file every time the rewind is required (not on by default) |
 | GVAR_SHOW_NCMESSAGE | 5527 | Reserved for future development to be able to display a line of text from the G-code file |
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 | GVAR_CUTPROCESS_TECHNOLOGY | 7686 | Denotes the technology for the cutting process.  |
 | GVAR_CUTPROCESS_REVISION | 7687 | The cutchart version used (reserved for Hypertherm machines) |
+| GVAR_CUTCHART_FEEDRATE_PRIORITY | 7696 | Indicates feedrate priority between cutcharts and F-codes in the program. More info here: [[mycnc:speed_priority|Speed Priority]] |
 ^ Timers ^^^
 | GVAR_TIMER0_ENABLED | 8100 | Writing "0" to this register will disable Timer0, \\ writing "1" will enable Timer0 |