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2.8.2 Procedure at PC Setting the Communication Conditions 1. At the PC side, connect the transmission cable (machine <—> NTCC) to the port which is not being used by NTCC. If there are no vacant ports, leave the c…

2.8 Downloading Measurement Results to a PC

This procedure consists of downloading data lines, and it requires the following

environment.

• A Windows computer with NTCC installed.

• The Digi board (RS232C expansion port recommended by Fuji).

• Machine <—> PC transmission cable (Dwg. No. EEHH1061 or EEHH1071).

2.8.1 Procedure at Machine

1. Using the machine commands, proceed to “Page: Data Save-3”, then select the

[Change Port] command to specify the port (CH1 or CH2) where the data is to be

output.

2. Connect the transmission cable to the specified port.

The machine’s CPU board is

equipped with a printer port and 2

RS232C ports as shown at left.

The “RS232C 1” port is CH1.

The “RS232C 2” port is CH2.

When transmitting Proper data

using an RS232C port, the data line is

connected from the machine’s side-

face connector to CH1 by internal

wiring. In this case, production

information (PT) is also sent to the

host from CH1. The connector

should therefore be connected to

CH2.

Use the [Change Port] command to

specify CH2.

When using the internal CC, either

CH1 or CH2 may be used. In this

case, the machine <—> PC

transmission cable must be

connected to the machine’s side-face

connector. (Transmission cable

Dwg. No.: EEHH1061 or EEHH1071)

PRINTER

RS232C 1

RS232C 2

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2.8.2 Procedure at PC

Setting the Communication Conditions

1. At the PC side, connect the transmission cable (machine <—> NTCC) to the port

which is not being used by NTCC. If there are no vacant ports, leave the cable as it

is, and end NTCC. (When NTCC is ended, acquisition of production information

from other machines is disabled.)

2. When using Windows NT 3.51

i) Start up the communication software at the PC as follows: “Program

Manager” —> “Accessories” —> “Terminal”.

ii) At the Terminal menu, select “Settings” —> “Communication Conditions”,

then specify the following settings:

Communication speed (bps): 9600

Flow control: Xon/off

Serial port: COM?

(PC port connected to transmission cable)

Data length: 8

Stop bit: 1

Parity: None

iii) At the menu, select [File] —> [Save As] to save the setting conditions. Once

saved, these settings are convenient when using the trace port (e.g.

trace.trm).

3. When using Windows NT 4.0

i) Click the START button, select “Accessories”, then start up the Hyper

Terminal.

ii) Enter the name (e.g., trace) at the connection settings, select the icon, then

click OK.

iii) Select the PC port (COM?) where the transmission cable is connected, then

click OK.

iv) At the port settings, specify the same settings as those at 2-ii) above, then

click OK.

v) At the menu, select [File] —> [Save] to save the setting conditions. A

shortcut is created at the START button (e.g. trace.ht).

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