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CNC 8037 T - Operating manual - Fagor Automation

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2.<br />

OPERATING MODES<br />

<strong>CNC</strong> <strong>8037</strong><br />

·T· MODEL<br />

SOFT: V01.4X<br />

·38·<br />

Software update<br />

2.2 Software update<br />

<strong>Operating</strong> <strong>manual</strong><br />

The software is loaded from the mode using the option >Configuration / Software<br />

configuration / Load version<<br />

It displays the following window:<br />

The left panel shows the system devices available and their relevant subdirectories.<br />

The right panel is divided in two halves:<br />

The top shows all the files contained in the software versions (".f55" extension).<br />

The bottom shows the data identifying the version selected in the top half.<br />

Loading the version<br />

To install a version, the user must follow the following procedure:<br />

1. Select, in the left panel, the unit containing the new version to be installed.<br />

i<br />

USB DISK<br />

To install a new version located in a "remote hard disk" or in a "USB disk", first transfer the ".f55" file<br />

to the "vers" folder of the "hard disk (KeyCF)" and then it load the version as described here below.<br />

2. Place the cursor in the right panel, on the ".f55" file and press the softkey . After<br />

carrying out this task, it shows a dialog box requesting confirmation to resume the process:<br />

F5 [OK] resume the process<br />

[ESC] abort the process<br />

3. Once the resuming of the operation has been confirmed, the <strong>CNC</strong> verifies that the file to be<br />

installed is correct. During this operation, it displays a process bar with the message "checking..."<br />

4. Then, it loads the code contained in the ".f55" file into the system flash memory. During this<br />

operation, it displays a process bar with the message "loading..."<br />

5. Finally, it verifies the checksum of the new version installed. This operation is identified with the<br />

message "wait...".<br />

If there is a <strong>CNC</strong> power outage during any of these processes, when powered back up, it goes on<br />

loading the version from the interruption point.<br />

If the interruption takes place while saving into the flash memory, it first checks the version file.

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