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SCREEN EDITOR<br />

10<br />

In this operating mode, the operator can create up to 256 PAGES (screens) which will be stored<br />

in the hard disk (KeyCF).<br />

The operator can also create up to 256 SYMBOLS to be used when creating the user screens. These<br />

symbols are also saved in the hard disk (KeyCF).<br />

The information contained in a page or symbol cannot occupy more than 4Kb of memory. Otherwise,<br />

the CNC will issue the corresponding error message.<br />

The user screens stored in the hard disk (KeyCF) may be:<br />

Used in the screen customizing programs as described next.<br />

Displayed on power-up (page 0) instead of the FAGOR logo.<br />

Activated from the PLC.<br />

The PLC has 256 marks, with their corresponding mnemonics, to select the user screens. These<br />

marks are:<br />

M4700 PIC0<br />

M4701 PIC1<br />

M4702 PIC2<br />

--- ----<br />

--- ----<br />

M4953 PIC253<br />

M4954 PIC254<br />

M4955 PIC255<br />

When any of these marks is set high, its corresponding screen (page) is activated.<br />

Used to complete the M function assistance system (screens 250-255).<br />

When requesting programming assistance for the auxiliary M functions by pressing the [HELP]<br />

key, the CNC will show the corresponding internal screen (page).<br />

When user page 250 is defined, that information will also include the symbol(a) indicating that<br />

more help pages are available. By pressing this key, the CNC will display user screen 250.<br />

The CNC will keep showing that indicator as long as there are more user screens defined (250-<br />

255).<br />

These pages must be defined in sequential order always starting from page 250. Plus, the CNC<br />

will interpret that there are no more pages when detecting that one of them has not been defined.<br />

CNC 8035<br />

·T· MODEL<br />

(SOFT V16.3X)<br />

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