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19.1 Machine-specific user parameters
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19.1 Machine-specific user parameters
Application
The parameter values are entered in the
configuration editor.
To enable you to set machine-specific functions
for users, your machine tool builder can define
which machine parameters are available as user
parameters. Furthermore, your machine tool builder
can integrate additional machine parameters, which
are not described in the following, into the TNC.
Refer to your machine manual.
The machine parameters are grouped as parameter objects in a
tree structure in the configuration editor. Each parameter object has
a name (e.g.
Settings for screen displays) that gives information
about the parameters it contains. A parameter object (entity)
is marked with an "E" in the folder symbol in the tree structure.
Some machine parameters have a key name to identify them
unambiguously. The key name assigns the parameter to a group
(e.g. X for X axis). The respective group folder bears the key name
and is marked by a "K" in the folder symbol.
If you are in the configuration editor for the user
parameters, you can change the display of the
existing parameters. In the default setting, the
parameters are displayed with short, explanatory
texts. To display the actual system names of the
parameters, press the key for the screen layout key
and then the
SHOW SYSTEM NAME soft key. Follow
the same procedure to return to the standard display.
Parameters not yet active and objects appear
dimmed. These can be activated with the
MORE
FUNCTIONS and INSERT soft key.
The TNC saves a modification list of the last 20
changes to the configuration data. To restore
modifications, select the corresponding line and
press the
MORE FUNCTIONS and DISCARD CHANGES
soft key.