Current machine values

 #504=#5001(ADDS CURRENT X-VALUE INTO MACRO) 

#505=#5002(ADDS CURRENT Z-VALUE INTO MACRO) 


#500=#4119(ADDS CURRENT SPEED INTO MACRO - IF G96 IS BEING USED, IT'S ACTUALLY THE SPEED LIMIT)


#510=#4120(ADDS TOOL NUMBER INTO MACRO)

#511=[[FIX[#4120/1000]]*1000](ADDS TOOL CANCEL INTO MACRO) 

 

(#4120 = TOOL-#)

#503=#4120-[[FIX[#4120/1000]]*1000](SEPARATE LAST 3 DIGITS)


#521=#[15000+[#4120-[[FIX[#4120/1000]]*1000]]](X GEOMETRY OF CURRENT TOOL) 

#522=#[16000+[#4120-[[FIX[#4120/1000]]*1000]]](Z GEOMETRY OF CURRENT TOOL) 

#523=#[17000+[#4120-[[FIX[#4120/1000]]*1000]]](TOOL RADIUS GEOMETRY OF CURRENT TOOL) 

#524=#[10000+[#4120-[[FIX[#4120/1000]]*1000]]](X WEAR OFFSET GEOMETRY OF CURRENT TOOL) 

#525=#[11000+[#4120-[[FIX[#4120/1000]]*1000]]](Z WEAR OFFSET GEOMETRY OF CURRENT TOOL) 

#526=#[12000+[#4120-[[FIX[#4120/1000]]*1000]]](TOOL RADIUS WEAR OFFSET GEOMETRY OF CURRENT TOOL) 

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