Hypertherm HTA Rev 6.00 Install Guide - Manual (Page 86)

74 Installation & Setup Guide
Adding Folders
This parameter determines whether the control operator has the ability to add Folders from the parts
directory on the control or the host computer.
Deleting Folders
This parameter determines whether the control operator has the ability to delete Folders from the
parts directory on the control or the host computer.
Deleting Files
This parameter determines whether the control operator has the ability to delete Folders from the
parts directory on the control or the host computer.
Mapping Drives
This parameter determines whether the control operator has the ability to map to external drives from
the control through the optional Network feature.
Configuring Watch
When enabled, this parameter will allow the control operator to change the selected items in the
Watch Window.
Adding Processes
This feature allows to user to add new processes to the Laser cut charts when enabled
Removing Processes
This feature allows to user to remove processes to the Laser cut charts when enabled
.
Force Simulation
When activated, this feature will force the control into a simulation mode that will allow the control to
operate with motioned disabled and I/O feedback enabled.
Temperature
The Temperature parameter allows the user to select that the internal control temperature be
displayed in Fahrenheit or Celsius in the Watch Window.
Note: Not available for all control types and optional control hardware required.
Tools Installed
This setup parameter is used to select or limit the cut modes available to the control operator.
Message Enables
The following pull down box is used to enable and disable system messages. To change the status
of a message, highlight the selected message and press the Space key.
Ready to Start Cutting Message
When enabled, the Ready Message feature will display a ready message when the Start button is
pressed.
Kerf Too Large Warning Message
The Kerf Too Large Warning setup parameter allows the user to disable the “ Kerf Too Large”
warning message. This message is used to notify the user that when a part has been loaded and
translated at the control, a conflict with the cut paths has been detected for the given Kerf value and
that some detail may be lost when cut. Disabling the “Kerf Too Large” message may lead to
unexpected results and allow cutting of invalid parts.