Operating manual.
CNC 8060
CNC 8065
24.
DIAGNOSIS
Save the CAN configuration for the start-up test.
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24.4 Save the CAN configuration for the start-up test.
Saving a CAN configuration to a file serves to check the CAN configuration is correct when
starting the system up. The CAN configuration must only be saved to a file after having
verified that it is correct.
Save the CAN configuration.
When the CAN bus level is selected, it shows the "Save" softkey that may be used to save
the current CAN configuration. The configuration is saved in the file C:\Cnc8070 \mtb \data
\canData.tab.
This file contains the number of groups present in the bus, the number of modules, the
number of inputs and outputs, etc.
Verify the CAN configuration during power-up.
To verify the configuration, the information must be previously saved to the file canData.tab.
During the power-up process, the data saved in the
canData.tab file is compared with the
data read during power-up. If when comparing the data, they are not the same, the
corresponding error message is issued.
"The CAN configuration is not the same as the one saved in the file"
Once the error is detected, it will keep coming up even after a reset. There two ways to correct
the error:
• Power up the CNC again with the original CAN configuration; the one saved in the
canData.tab file
• Save the new CAN configuration. The CAN configuration must only be saved to a file
after having verified that it is correct.
At a CNC with a write-protected (read-only) disk, when it is started up in user mode, the MTB
folder is protected and the changes made to it are temporary until the unit is turned off. In
order for the CAN configuration file not to be eliminated when turning the unit off, it must be
started up in setup mode and then save the CAN configuration.
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