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9ToolManagement 9.5 Configuring the operator interface 9.5 Configuring the operator interface 9-136 12.01 There are 2 ways in which you can modify the existing tool management operator interface: 9.5.1 To modify the standard lists S You can configure the parameters variably as a function of tool in the lists provided. S You can configure your own lists in addition to the standard lists. You can make the following changes in the standard lists: S Change a particular column for all tools. S Change a particular column for a particular tool. S Define different columns for each tool. You must store every change to the list default settings in configuration file to_mill.ini. An example of this is given on the application diskette for the PCU 20. You can adapt this example and then install it with the ShopMill software. For the PCU 50, you will find an example in directory ADD_ON after you have installed ShopMill. You can also adapt this and then store it in directory OEM. The configuration file will be evaluated only if you set bit 6 in MD 9478 $MM_TO_OPTION_MASK. Note You need only define settings which deviate from the default in the configuration file. In this regard, please note the following: S You can define up to 13 columns after the ”DP number” column. S Define the edge parameters, i.e. length, radius and angle in successive columns. S Define either edge parameters or tool parameters, but not both, in one column. (Tool parameters are all parameters which are not edge parameters.) E Siemens AG, 2001. All rights reserved SINUMERIK 840D/810D Description of Functions ShopMill (FBSP) - 12.01 Edition
12.01 Syntax E Siemens AG, 2001. All rights reserved SINUMERIK 840D/810D Description of Functions ShopMill (FBSP) - 12.01 Edition 9.5 Configuring the operator interface The following syntax rules applies to entries in the configuration file (see also example at end of this section): First specify the tool management list in which you wish to make changes. [SCREEN_ID] SCREEN_ID: Tool management list Next, define the changes themselves: S Change a particular column for all tools: COLUMNx=CONTENT_ID COLUMN: Column command x: Column number, max. 13 CONTENT_ID: Parameter or property of tool S Change a particular column for a particular tool: TOOL_ID= x=CONTENT_ID TOOL_ID: Tool type S Define different columns for each: TOOL_ID = CONTENT_ID / CONTENT_ID / ... TOOL_ID = CONTENT_ID / CONTENT_ID / ... ... Note 9Tool Management The parameters or properties of a tool are listed consecutively on the basis of a CONTENT_ID and separated from one another by an oblique symbol “/”. Even if you want to use the default setting for individual columns, you must still enter the oblique symbol. If, for example, you want to change only the last columns, enter the number (x) of the first column that you wish to alter and then list the appropriate CONTENT_ID for the following columns. TOOL_ID = x = CONTENT_ID / CONTENT_ID / .. Using the COLUMN command, you can first define one column identically for all tools and then adapt it specifically for individual tools. You can identify comments by a semicolon (;) symbol. If errors occur as the configuration file is being evaluated, you will find a description of the error in file to_ini_f.c om in directory ”Temp”. 9-137
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