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Tg0860-PM-MM 10.3 HDD/FDD OPERA TION - OFFSET DA T A Display 0305-001 3-204 Load Operation (FD → Machine) (1) Insert the floppy disk (FD) in which the offset data is saved into the floppy disk drive (FDD). (2) Press the …
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10.3 HDD/FDD OPERATION - OFFSET DATA Display
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10.3 HDD/FDD OPERATION - OFFSET DATA Display
When the [OFFSET DATA] key is pressed at the “HDD/FDD OPERATION”
display, the following display appears on the screen.
Notes: (a) This display can be opened only when the machine is in the
“STOP” mode and the offset data is not exchanged between the
machine and the programming device (option).
(b) While this display is active, the offset data cannot be exchanged
between the machine and the programming device.
The [ZERO] and [READY] buttons also become invalid.
(c) Another display cannot be opened from this display during save
and load operation.
Save Operation (Machine
→→
→→
→
FD)
(1) Insert a DOS-formatted floppy disk (1.44 MB) into the FDD (floppy
disk drive).
(2) Press the [SAVE MACHINE FD] key.
(3) “SAVING” appears in the “STATUS” text box, indicating that the
offset data is being saved.
• When the data is saved normally, “SAVED” appears in the text box
and the saved offset data name appears on the “FD” side.
• When an error is found during save operation, an error message is
issued and the save operation is interrupted.
Ref.: When the offset data having the same name is found in the
floppy disk, the display for confirmation to overwrite appears
on the screen.
Note: When a file in the floppy disk (a program file created on the pro-
gramming device side) keeps the data to be used exclusively for
another machine and is replaced with the new one, it cannot be
used for another machine.
To keep the exclusive data stored in memory, follow the data re-
placement procedure through data communication with the pro-
gramming device.
Fig. 4C351
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10.3 HDD/FDD OPERATION - OFFSET DATA Display
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Load Operation (FD
→
Machine)
(1) Insert the floppy disk (FD) in which the offset data is saved into the
floppy disk drive (FDD).
(2) Press the [FD (DISK FREE SPACE: XXXXKB)] key. The offset data
names are displayed.
Note: Data other than the offset data is not displayed.
(3) Move the line cursor on the “FD” side to the offset data name to be
loaded (read) and press the [LOAD MACHINE FD] key.
(4) “LOADING” appears in the “STATUS” text box, indicating that the
offset data is being loaded (read).
• When the data is loaded normally, “LOADED” appears in the text
box and the loaded offset data name appears on the machine side.
• When an error is found during load operation, an error message is
issued and the load operation is interrupted.
Ref.: When the offset data having the same name is found on the
machine side, the display for confirmation to overwrite appears
on the screen.
Note: When the loaded offset data contains some component IDs which do
not exist in the component library data on the machine side, it is re-
quired to read the component IDs from the programming device.
How to Delete the Offset Data on “FD” Side
(1) Insert the floppy disk into the floppy disk drive (FDD).
(2) Press the [FD (DISK FREE SPACE: XXXXKB)] key. The offset data
names are displayed.
(3) Move the line cursor (“FD” side) to the name of the offset data to be
deleted and press the [DELETE] key.
The [EXE DEL.] key appears at A in Fig. 4C352.
(4) When the [EXE DEL.] key is pressed, the delete operation starts.
After the delete operation is completed, the offset data names on the
floppy disk are displayed again.
• Data other than the offset data is not displayed.
• When an unformatted floppy disk is inserted into FDD and the
save operation is performed, an error message is issued.
A
Fig. 4C352
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10.4 HDD/FDD OPERATION - DEVICE DATA Display
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10.4 HDD/FDD OPERATION - DEVICE DATA Display
When the [DEVICE DATA] key is pressed at the “HDD/FDD OPERATION”
display, the following display appears on the screen.
Notes: (a) This display can be opened only when the machine is in the
“STOP” mode and the device data is not exchanged between the
machine and the programming device (option).
(b) While this display is active, the device data cannot be exchanged
between the machine and the programming device.
The [ZERO] and [READY] buttons also become invalid.
Refer to “10.3 HDD/FDD OPERATION - OFFSET DATA Display of Section
3” for the detailed information on how to save, load, or delete the nozzle stocker
data.
Fig. 4C353