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Installation manual
CNC 8055
CNC 8055i
15.
CUSTOMIZABLE SCREENS
SOFT: V02.2X
Key words
15.3 Key words
;(PRGSCRIPT 1)
;(PRGSCRIPT 2)
Header of the configuration file and version used to edit it. It must always be defined.
Version 1 of the configuration language does not offer arithmetic operations or conditional
expressions. In this case, the error file (999500) will show an error. The error file will only be
generated if the configuration file shows the instruction ;(DEBUG).
;[JOG],PLCM1125
Screen to be customized and condition. The screens that may be customized are:
[JOG] JOG mode - Actual
[JOGFLW] JOG mode - Following error
[JOGAFL] JOG mode - Actual and Following error
[STD] Execution mode - Standard
[FLW] Execution mode - Following error
[POS] Execution mode - Position
[PRG] Execution mode - Program
[SUB] Execution mode - Subroutines
[STDCONV] Conversational mode - Standard
[AUXCONV] Conversational mode - Auxiliary for execution
The screens may be active at all times or only when the set condition is met, Thus: Thus:
;(END)
End of the screen definition.
The configuration file must contain all the screens to be customized. Each screen starts with the
[xxx] instruction and ends with the (END) instruction .
;(DEBUG)
It is optional. It indicates on which line program 999500 starts giving out information of the errors
that have come up when debugging the configuration file.
The configuration file only debugs the portion of the selected screen. It starts with the [xxx]
instruction and end with the (END) instruction.
It is recommended to program a (DEBUG) in the definition of each screen.
;(DISABLE x)
Indicates the area of the standard screen to be eliminated.
When editing a screen, the CNC overlaps the OEM screen over the standard CNC screen. The
DISABLE instruction serves to indicate which areas of the standard display are to be eliminated (not
displayed)
(DISABLE 1) Eliminates area 1 of the standard display.
(DISABLE 2) Eliminates area 2 of the standard display.
;(PRGSCRIPT 1) Version 1.
;(PRGSCRIPT 2) Version 2. Includes arithmetic operations and conditional expressions.
In programs identified as ";(PRGSCRIPT 1)", the CPU handling has been optimized, so if conditional
instructions or arithmetic operations are not used, we recommend to use version 1.
;[JOG] Is always active
;[PRG],PLCM1000 Active with M1000=1.
If M1000=0, standard screen