HEIDENHAIN iTNC 530 HSCI - Page 1178

1178 HEIDENHAIN Technical Manual iTNC 530 HSCI
 NC-CANCEL
0: No NC stop with subsequent INTERNAL STOP upon activation of the
error message
1: NC stop with subsequent INTERNAL STOP upon activation of the error
message (M4223 is set)
 F STOP
0: Feed-rate enable is not influenced
1: Feed rate-enable is reset upon activation of the error message (M4220 is
set)
 EMER.STOP
0: No emergency stop upon activation of the error message
1: Emergency stop upon activation of the error message (M4222 is set)
 AE
You can use marker M4225 to activate an alternative error reaction, provided
that it is available in the PET table. The column AE (Alternative error reaction
E/C/S/F) of the PET table is evaluated for this. However, the error reactions
that are active at the time an error message occurs will become effective.
This means that error messages that were initiated before marker M4225
was set, but have not been displayed yet, will trigger the original error
reactions. The following entries can be made in the AE column:
• E = EMER.STOP
• C = NC-CANCEL
• S = NC-STOP
• F = F-STOP
• N = No reaction
• X = Error will be ignored
 CE
0: Error message can be cleared with the CE key
1: Error message cannot be cleared with the CE key
 PRIOR
A priority of 0 to 2 can be entered for the error message. Priority 0 (error) is
the highest priority, then priority 1 (warning) and priority 2 (info). PLC error
messages triggering an emergency stop receive the highest priority
(independent of the priority from the *.PET table). Therefore, these error
messages always appear at the first position in the error list. The error
message External emergency stop has a lower priority, but still a higher
priority than the top PLC priority. This means that PLC error messages
triggering an emergency stop always appear at the first position in the error
list. They are followed by external emergency stop and then by further PLC
error messages, depending on their priority. Depending on their priority,
M4227 to M4229 are set for active error messages.
Different colors can be set for the priorities (see "Color settings" on page
1267).
 MType
This column is reserved for future applications. Enter E.
 ONL-NAME
Name of a help file (*.CHM).
 ONL-NUMMER
Help number within the help file under ONL-NAME.
 SF
0: No service file is generated upon an error message.
1: A service file is generated upon an error message.