Fagor America CNC8070 - Manual (Page 78)

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3.3.3 Block search
With this option, it is possible, in a program or subroutine, to set the last block in order
to recover the program history and resume program execution from that point on with
the same conditions as if it were executed from the beginning.
When recovering the program history, the CNC reads it up to the indicated block
activating the "G" and "M" functions it reads along the way. Likewise, it sets the
feedrate and speed conditions in the program and calculates the position where the
axes should be.
Subroutine selection
To select the stop condition in a global subroutine which has been called upon from
the program.
When selecting this option, the CNC shows a list of programs available for selecting
the desired subroutine.
To select a subroutine from the list.
1. Select the folder containing the subroutine.
2. Select the program containing the subroutine or write its name in the bottom
window.
3. Press [ENTER] to open the program or [ESC] to cancel the selection and close
the program listing.
The program window will show the contents of the selected subroutine.
Stop block
It sets as the last block for program history recovery the one currently selected with
the cursor. If the program is executed next, it resumes at this block.
The last block may be selected using the cursor or the "Find text" or "Go to line" options
of the softkey menu.
When selecting this option, the softkey menu of the CNC shows the options available
for selecting the stop condition. To return to the main menu, press the key for the
previous menu.
Keys for selecting a program
To switch windows.
To move the cursor thru the elements of the window.
To open the selected subroutine.
To cancel the selection and close the program listing.
Keys to move the cursor
Moves the cursor line by line.
To move the cursor page by page.
Moves the cursor to the first block or to the end of the program.