SINUMERIK 840D/810D ShopMill

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13 Miscellaneous 13.1 Configuring the customer booting display 13.1.2 PCU 50 13-168 You can create your own customer display (company logo, etc.) which will be displayed when the control system is being booted. Please proceed as follows to configure the customer power-up display: 12.01 1. Create your own boot screen in 16-color mode. The maximum screen size is 224x224 pixels or the OP010/OP010C/OP010S and 352x352 pixels or the OP015. 2. Save the boot screen in bitmap format under the name CUSTOM.BMP. 3. Copy the file CUSTOM.BMP to the directory C:\MMC0W32\BIN. 4. Set MD 9675 $MM_CMM_CUSTOMER_START_PICTURE to the value 1. E Siemens AG, 2001. All rights reserved SINUMERIK 840D/810D Description of Functions ShopMill (FBSP) - 12.01 Edition
12.01 13.2 Configuring the user screenform Access softkeys Screen form position Siemens AG, 2001. All rights reserved SINUMERIK 840D/810D Description of Functions ShopMill (FBSP) – 12.01 Edition 13 Miscellaneous 13.2 Configuring the user screenform Using the “Expand the Operator Interface” tools, you can create your own user forms representing specific functional expansions (e.g. your own cycles and measuring cycles) or simply create your own screen form layout. References: /IAM/, HMI Installation and Start-Up Guide, BE1 Expand the Operator Interface Cycles generated using the “Expand the Operator Interface” function can be displayed and edited in the machining plan, but not represented as a programming graphic. You can call your own screen forms by means of the following access softkeys: Machine Manual basic display: Horizontal softkey 8 Machine Auto basic display: Horizontal softkey 6 Messages/alarms basic display: Horizontal softkeys 7 and 8 Tools/zero offsets basic display: Horizontal softkey 7 Note If you assign one of your own cycles to horizontal softkey 8 in the Machine Manual basic display, the generated NC code is collected and you can then start the cycle with ”Cycle Start”. You can call your own cycles by means of the following access softkeys: Program basic display: Drilling: Vertical softkey 6 Milling: Vertical softkey 6 Miscellaneous: Vertical softkey 4 When you program a cycle, it is subsequently transferred to the ShopMill program. You can use the following entry softkeys to reveal your own measuring cycles, which are to replace the ShopMill measuring cycles: Basic display manual: Zero point workpiece: Vertical softkeys 1 to 7 Measure tool: Vertical softkeys 1 to 7 Program basic display: Miscellaneous: Zero point workpiece: Vertical softkeys 1 to 7 Measure tool: Vertical softkeys 1 to 7 If you wish to display your user screen forms/cycles instead of the machining plan or programming graphic, you must enter the following for screen form property “Dimension”: Distance from left: 33 Distance from top: 52 Width: 525 Height: 378 //M(XYZ///33,50,523,380) 13-169
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