Hola estuve buscando una macro M1083, probe esta RNC2_M1083.txt, andubo bastante  bien, por ahi hay algunos errores con Q , ejemplo Z-10 Q2 seria 2,4,6,8 y usando la macro 2.6, 4.5, 6.4, 8.2. La medida final siempre BIEN la respeta.
La otra macro RNC_M1083, no la pude hacer andar.
de todas que e probado me quedo RNC2_M1083.
GRACIAS POR COMPARTIR,

Hi Diegobr
If this is meant for me - sorry, I can't read spanish (?)
Cheers
Roger

Hi, I was looking for a M1083 macro, I tried this RNC2_M1083.txt, it worked pretty well, there are some errors with Q, for example Z-10 Q2 would be 2,4,6,8 and using the macro 2.6, 4.5, 6.4, 8.2. The final measurement always WELL respects it.
The other macro RNC_M1083, I couldn't get it to work.
Of all the ones I've tried, I'm left with RNC2_M1083.
THANKS FOR SHARING,

Hi Diegobr

Work on that was pre-COVID, and today I am not sure I can remember what problem I was trying to solve.
Anyhow, having looked through several possible versions on my disk, I have to say that I still think all of the versions are still very full of aged useless junk. These days I often use a totally g-code subroutine instead of the G83. The g-code version is short and clear, and I have full control over it.

Now, the numbers you were getting. I suggest you should not pay them any attention. I suspect they are position updates that Mach puts up, and they do NOT represent where the drill tip has got to. Always remember: the run-time screen and the run-time DROs do not really show you what is going on in real time. They are just a vague update. They do have meaning when the machine has stopped.

Cheers
Roger

Hi Roger, Thank you very much for your reply, .
Cheers
DIEGO