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HAXADEC
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NOTATION
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1
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ALARM
7
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5
4
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2
1
0
0
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10
0 10
0
0
1
110 10
0 0 0
0
0
1
0
0
1
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11
0
0
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110
110
11
1
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1
0
1
0
00000000
0 10
0
0
1
0 0
0 0
0 0
1
1
0
1
B
1
000
K
1
00
1
X
1
002
XI
003
X]
004
X
1
005
X
1
006
XI
007
X
1
000
XI
003
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20
3
:
OT
<Z>
202:
OT
(
Y)
201
:
OT
(X)
030:
PROG
ERROR
(F)
3A
04
38
00
DB
BA
00
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BUF
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58ÿ-321
Fig.
4.31
State
of
I/O
Signals
Displayed-Exampe
Fig.
4.
30
Alarm
Codes
and
Message
Display
ed-Example
To
reset
the alarm
status
and
screen,
remove
the
cause
of
alarm
then
depress
the
RESET
key.
For
the
detail
of
alarm
codes,
see
Appendix
5,
LIST
OF
ALARM
CODES
of YASNAC
MX2
OPERA¬
TOR’S
MANUAL
(TOE-C843-8.
30)
.
4.4.1
INPUTTINC
TOOL
OFFSETS
FROM
TAPE
Though
tool
offsets
are
normally
input
by
MDI
operation,
they
may
also be
entered
by
means
of
paper
tape.
The
tape
format of
tool
offsets
is
as
follows.
1.
4.3.13
DISPLAYING
ON/OFF INPUT/OUTPUT
SIGNALS
|
Label
%
HOI
X
1.000
;
Depress
the
DGN
function
key,
and the
state
of
every
input/output
signal
will
be
displayed
on
the
CRT.
This
is
possible
at
any
time
even
dur¬
ing
automatic
operation.
For
more
detail
of
this
operation,
see
8.6.3
DIAGNOSTICS
OF
INPUT
/OUTPUT
SIGNALS
of
YASNAC
MX
2
OPERATOR’S
MANUAL
(TOE-C843-
8.30)
.
H02
X
2
000
D03
X
-ID.
089
Note:
Either
H
or
D
may
be used
for
address.
%
The
state
of
the
inputt/output
signal
is
also
given
in
the
hexadecimal
notation
at
the
right¬
most
column
for
the
ease
of
maintenance work.
2.
The
input
operation
is
as
follows.
Select
EDIT
mode.
Depress
the
RESET
key.
Depress
the
OFS
key.
Set
the
tool
offset
data
tape
onto
the
tape
reader.
Depress
the
IN
key.
The
tape
reader
starts
to
read the
tape.
"IN"
blinks
on
the
CRT
while the
data
are
read
.
A.
B.
4.4
TAPE
INPUT/OUTPUT
OPERATIONS
OF
NC
DATA
C.
Such
NC
data
as
tool
offsets,
setting
data,
and
parameter
data
may
be
read
from
and
written
onto
tape.
A
tape
reader
will
work
to
read
data
from
tape.
To
write data
onto
tape,
a
data
in¬
put/output
interface
(option)
is
needed.
Here
we
assume
that
this
option
is
incorporated.
See
4.7.2
I/O
DEVICES
AND
BAUD
RATE
SETTING for
how
to
set
the
type
of
input/output
device
(setting
#6003)
and
baud
rate
(parameter
#6026).
D.
E.
The
tape
reader
stops
when
it
has
read
"%"
(or
ER)
.
"IN"
disappears
from
the
CRT.
Now
the tool
offset
data have
been
read
into
memory.
F.
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