Rockwell Automation 8520 9/Series CNC Lathe User Manual
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Editing Programs On Line
Chapter 5
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Important: The control displays the active communication parameters if
one of the communication ports has been chosen. If the communication
port parameters do not match that of the peripheral device, they must be
altered for a successful copy to take place. For details on setting
communication port parameters, see page NO TAG.
6.
Select softkey
{COPY YES}
or
{COPY NO}
.
{COPY YES}
copies the
part program, while
{COPY NO}
aborts the copy operation.
COPY
YES
COPY
NO
(softkey level 4)
7.
If you want to verify that the copied program identically matches the
original, use the
{VERIFY PRGRAM}
feature described in chapter 9.
This section contains information on how to select the protectable part
program directory. Use this directory to store part programs that you wish
to control access to. When part programs that have previously been
protected through encryption are downloaded to the control from ODS or
the Mini DNC package, they are automatically stored in the protectable
part program directory.
Important: The
{CHANGE DIR}
softkey controls access to the protectable
part program directory. This softkey is password protected. You must
have the proper password to access this softkey.
If you have access to the
{CHANGE DIR}
softkey, you can:
perform any of the program edit functions on the protected programs
directly select and activate any of the protected programs
view programs executing from this directory
You can only call a protected program from a main program using a
subprogram, G-code macro, or M-code macro call without access to the
{CHANGE DIR}
softkey.
If you do not have access to the
{CHANGE DIR}
softkey, you cannot view
the executing blocks of the program called from the protected directory.
5.10
Selecting the Protectable Part
Program Directory