Operating manual.
CNC 8060
CNC 8065
DIAGNOSIS
24.
Operating Terms.
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24.9 Operating Terms.
The "Operating Terms" option activates a temporary user license for the CNC, which is valid
until the date determined by the OEM. While the license is valid, the CNC will be fully
operational (according to the purchased software options). When the final validity of the
license has expired, the CNC will not accept the [START] key and, consequently, it will not
execute any programs. Seven days before the expiry of the temporary license, the CNC will
warn the user with a message. The CNC will repeat this message at each start-up or when
a day has passed since the last warning. The OEM can modify or cancel the final license
date by providing a code to the user, who must enter it in the CNC.
This feature depends on the "Operating Terms” software option.
• If this option is active, before a valid code has been entered, the temporary user license
will not be active.
• Once the "Operating Terms" option is canceled, it cannot be reactivated.
• When sending the code to the machine user, the expiration date and the hardware ID
should also be sent so the user can check that the data are correct.
• The "Operating Terms" will block the CNC if the user sets back the date more than 24
hours, sets back the date more than once or the system date is prior to the date of the
drivers on the CNC.
Status of the "Operating Terms” option.
The status of the "Operating Terms" option can be consulted in the diagnosis mode in the
“System diagnosis” section.
This window displays the following information related to the "Operating Terms".
Status. • Inactive: The "Operating Terms" option has not been
activated.
• Active: The "Operating Terms" option is active.
• About to expire: There are less than 7 days left before the
expiration date.
During the CNC start-up, and once 24 hours have passed
since the last warning, the CNC displays a warning
indicating that the period granted by temporary user
license. The warning shows the CNC’s hardware ID, which
the user must send to the OEM to obtain the code that
extends or cancels the expiration date.
• Expired: The temporary user license has reached the
expiration date. During the start-up of the CNC, when the
[START] key is pressed and once 24 hours have passed
since the last warning, the CNC displays an error indicating
that the user must obtain the code from the OEM to extend
or cancel the temporary user license.
• Canceled: The "Operating Terms" option is canceled.
• Locked up: The CNC is blocked because an invalid date
change has been detected.
Due date. Expiration date of the temporary user license.
Date. Current date on the CNC.
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