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The G28 command, as well as the G28.1-G28.9 serve to create a home position and then return to it when required. 
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The G76 cycle is a threading cycle that allows the program to go through any single thread in either a single or a double block of program code. myCNC uses the 10/11/15T and the 0T/16T/18T style parameters. 



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        <description>Thread finishing ON/OFF (M23/M24)



M23 command indicates to the controller to create a chamfer at the end of the thread, which the chamfer thread finishing distance being set up in Settings &gt; Config &gt; Technology &gt; Mill/Lathe. 

The M24 command indicates that no chamfer is to be created. Both commands will remain in effect until the other is brought up in the command code.</description>
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        <description>End Program with Rewind Pointer (M30)



This command allows to end the program by rewinding the pointer all the back to the program beginning. This is done in place of a typical M2 command to end a program, and writes a “1” into the GVAR_M30_SCHEDULED_REWIND (5526) global variable to indicate that a rewind will be performed at the end of the program. After the rewind is complete, the 5526 variable will have a</description>
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