Fagor 8065, Error Solving Manual

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Error solving manual.
CNC 8060
CNC 8065
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PROFILE EDITOR
‘Unresolved profile’
CAUSE The profile to be saved has not been resolved completely.
SOLUTION Resolve the profile to be saved. The CNC only allows saving resolved profiles.
‘Insufficient memory’
CAUSE There isn’t enough system memory to go on with the profile editor.
SOLUTION Contact Fagor.
‘Geometry error’
CAUSE The selected profile has an invalid geometry. The selected profile has some
erroneous data in the path definition.
SOLUTION Correct the profile. All the paths that defined the profile must be properly defined.
‘Error in element data’
CAUSE The data entered in an element are wrong.
SOLUTION Correct the data of the element.
‘Error in profile data’
CAUSE Wrong data when editing a "circular" or "rectangular" profile.
SOLUTION Correct the data of the element.
‘The arc does not go through its starting coordinate’
CAUSE In an arc element, the data for the center, radius and starting point are not coherent.
SOLUTION Correct the data of the element.
‘The arc does not go through its final coordinate’
CAUSE In an arc element, the data for the center, radius and final point are not coherent.
SOLUTION Correct the data of the element.
‘There is no arc that complies with all the data’
CAUSE The editor cannot find an arc element that is coherent with the known data.
SOLUTION Correct the data of the element.
‘Element not tangent to the previous one’
CAUSE The tangency of an element is not coherent with the previous element.
SOLUTION Correct the data of the element.
'Wrong value’
CAUSE The value entered to modify a corner (rounding, chamfer, tangential entry or
tangential exit) is wrong.
SOLUTION Correct the data of the element. The value of the corner must be lower than the paths
between which it has been defined.
‘Error in the axis of the plane’
CAUSE Some axis of the plane is wrong. Both axes of the plane are the same or one of the
axes of the selected profile is not defined at the CNC.
SOLUTION The plane must be formed by two different axes. Both axes must be present at the
CNC.