Siemens SINUMERIK, Commissioning Manual

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Programming help systems
1.2 Quick "ASCII" help
Online Help (HE1)
Commissioning Manual, 11/2006, 6FC5397-0DP10-0BA0
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TECHNOLOGY section
The relevant technology category of the connected machine can be entered in the
[TECHNOLOGY] section so as to limit the display of instruction texts to relevant technology
entries, i.e., only entries pertinent to the relevant technology are displayed.
The following technology codes can be specified:
"m" = Milling
"t" = Turning
"g" = Grinding
"s" = Nibbling
"p" = Punching
"a" = Display all technologies
TEXTFILES section
The paths (path\name) used for the Short Help text files on which the help function is based
are parameterized in the [TEXTFILES] section.
The help function accesses the following text files:
•
Siemens "DH\CST.DIR\IFS_GR.COM"
•
Machine manufacturer "DH\CMA.DIR\IFM_GR.COM" (any file name)
•
End user "DH\CUS.DIR\USER_GR.COM" (any file name)
(entered under
"Settings").
Note
The path for the Siemens text file "DH\CST.DIR\lFS_GR.COM" must exist, otherwise an
error message is output.
There are different parameterization options for the names of the text files when assigning
the text path.
The following table lists the parameterization options and their interpretation by the help
function.
Parameters for the text file Interpretation
FileName.com The non-language-specific text file is read out
FileName_XX.com
(XX = language code, e.g., "GR" for German, for
language codes see "Other languages" under
"Alarm help")
The language-specific text file is read out
Example: ENDUSER=CUS.DIR\IFM_.COM
First of all, an attempt is made to open the non-language-specific text file "IFM.COM" in the
path "C:\DH\CUS.DIR\" but, if the non-language-specific text file does not exist, the relevant
language-specific text file (e.g., "IFM_GR.COM") is opened instead.