Which command allows for stopping motion exactly at a designated point for further processing?

The command "Without advance run" is specifically designed to stop motion precisely at a designated point. This feature is crucial when precise positioning is required for tasks such as assembly, welding, or any operation that needs accurate placement of the workpiece or tool. By utilizing this command, the system ensures that motion ceases exactly at the programmed coordinates, allowing operators to perform further processing without any delay or risk of misalignment.

In contrast, other commands such as those that involve an "advance run" typically indicate that the motion may carry on slightly beyond the designated stopping point before it comes to a halt. This could introduce errors in positioning, which would not be acceptable in scenarios demanding precision. Therefore, the "Without advance run" command is essential for applications requiring exact stopping and positioning.