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PROGRAM EDITING
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4.2 TEACH-IN EDITING
Press
to access this operating mode.
In this programming mode, it is possible to execute the program blocks as they are being
edited before entering them into memory. It is also possible to execute functions or
movements outside the program.
To do this, once the block has been edited, press
The CNC will execute the block. When it is executed (blinking block number), the
following keys may be used:
[ENTER] To enter this block into memory. The CNC will now be ready for the next block
to be edited.
[CL].
The block will not be entered into memory being possible to modify it or edit
it.
The CNC will execute the block again.
With Teach-in programming, it is possible to run a part one block at a time as it is being
programmed (edited) since the CNC keeps the history of all the executed blocks.
For example, when executing block N100 G1.5.90 X100 F1000, the CNC assumes as
history functions G1, G5, G90 and F1000. In other words, it is the same to execute
afterwards N101 X120 or block N101 G1.5.90 X120 F1000.
Attention:
Teach-in programming allows executing blocks as they are being edited. For
this reason, care must be taken before pressing
and make sure that
the block number appearing on the upper display is blinking. If it is not
blinking, press [RECALL].
It is not possible to execute, in this mode, blocks containing jump functions
(G25 to G29). The CNC will issue error 1 when attempting to execute them.
TEACH-IN EDITING
