08/2005 Expanding the Operator Interface (BE1)
5 Configuring OP Hotkeys and PLC Keys
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SINUMERIK 840D sl/840D/840Di/810D HMI Installation and Start-Up Guide (IAM) – 08/2005 Edition
BE1/5-125
Assignment of the softkeys to the action values
Horizontal softkeys SKHi Action
SKH1 0
SKH2 1
SKH3 2
SKH4 3
SKH5 4
SKH6 5
SKH7 6
SKH8 7
Vertical softkeys SKVi Action
SKV1 8
SKV2 9
SKV3 10
SKV4 11
SKV5 12
SKV6 13
SKV7 14
SKV8 15
RECALL key 16
ETC key (only for HMI
Embedded)
17
5.1.3 Configuring the M key and Menu Select as HK7, HK8
The M key (Machine) and Menu Select key can be optionally configured as hotkeys.
This means that these keys lose their original meaning or function. The new
functionality is defined using the Keys.ini configuration file If there is a key
definition in the configuration file for the key, but no response was saved, then the
key does not have a function.
Hotkey assignment:
MF II keyboard Hotkey
M key (Machine) SHIFT+F10 HK7
Menu Select (area
switchover)
F10 HK8
If there is no entry in the Keys.ini configuration file for hotkey 7 or hotkey 8, the key
will not be mapped as a hotkey but will retain its original function (compatible
mode). A key definition without a response will be assigned the <empty> attribute.
Examples
[KeyConfiguration]
; Activate mapping of the M key to hotkey 7 and set new
; key reaction
Key7.0 = Task:= 3, State := 10
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