D1: Diagnostics tools
5.2 Description of diagnostic tools
Basic Functions
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Alarms with an alarm ID in the 60000 ... 60999 range can be activated in a part program.
Data backup
On POWER ON , the alarm-handler data are reinitialized completely, since they are not stored in the solid state
NC memory.
Configuration of BAG_NOREADY to CHAN_NOREADY (only 840D sl)
For SINUMERIK 840D sl, it is possible to set the channel-specific signal CHAN_NOREADY at the PLC for
alarms. For this purpose, the following machine data must be set:
MD11412 $MN_ALARM_REACTION_CHAN_NOREADY (alarm reaction CHAN_NOREADY permissible)
Clearing criterion
For each alarm, you must specify how the alarm can be cleared again.
The following clearing criteria are possible:
Value Meaning
0
The CHAN_NOREADY signal is not used (basic setting).
Alarms that have specified a channelspecific NOREADY signal are reconfigured by the
alarm handler to the mode group specific NOREADY signal.
This ensures that earlier PLC software versions remain compatible.
1
The CHAN_NOREADY signal is used.
The alarm handler reconfigures BAG_NOREADY to CHAN_NOREADY.
POWERONCLEAR
The alarm is cleared by switching the control off and then on again.
RESETCLEAR
When the Reset key is pressed, the alarm is cleared in the channel in
which it occurred.
CANCELCLEAR
The alarm is cleared in any channel when the Cancel key is pressed. The
alarm can also be cleared by means of an NC start or Reset.
NCSTARTCLEAR
The alarm is cleared in the channel in which the alarm occurred by starting
a program. The alarm can also be cleared by means of a Reset.
CLEARHIMSELF
The alarm is not cleared by an operator input or action, but explicitly by a
"clearAlarm" programmed in the NCK source code.
BAGRESETCLEAR
The alarm is cleared by a "BAGRESETCLEAR" command or by executing
a Reset in every channel of this mode group.
NCKRESETCLEAR
The alarm is cleared by an "NCKRESETCLEAR" command or by
executing a Reset in every channel.
