Siemens SINUMERIK 808D, Руководство по обслуживанию

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Service Manual
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01/2017
10. Find the desired deactivation file and press this softkey to import.
If no error occurs when importing the deactivation file, the CNC lock function is deactivated.
To activate the CNC lock function again, a new activation file (.clc) appropriate for the control system must be created by the
machine manufacturer or dealer and imported into the control system. For more information about creating and importing a
new activation file, see the steps in Case 1 above.
3.19 CNC lock alarms
Fault description
The control system issues a CNC lock function-specific alarm, i.e. 8060/8061/8062/8063/8064/8065/8066.
Remedy
Alarm 8060/8061
If the .clc file for activating/extending/deactivating the CNC lock function contains incorrect data, alarm 8060/8061 is issued
with specific cause as follows:
● Cause 13: The .clc file version is not supported.
● Cause 14: The serial number of CF card is not correct.
● Cause 15: The lock date is invalid.
To clear the alarm, you must correct the corresponding errors in the .clc file with AMM.
Alarm 8062 (cause1/cause 2)
The cause of the alarm is the new serial numbers of the new PPU and CF card after a defective PPU is replacd.
For more information about how to clear alarm 8062, see Case 2 of CNC lock function in Section "Option activation failure
after PPU replacement (Page 23)".
Alarm 8063
The alarm is a reminder of the lock date, indicating the remaining days before the NC start is locked.
● Contact the machine manufacturer or dealer to extend/deactivate the CNC lock function.
Alarm 8064
If the lock date is reached, alarm 8064 is issued and the NC start disabled.
● Contact the machine manufacturer or dealer to deactivate the CNC lock function.
Alarm 8065
If a date earlier than the actual date is set, alarm 8065 is issued after NC restart and then the NC start is disabled.
● Correct the date on the HMI and perform an NC restart again.
Alarm 8066
● If a date equal to or later than the lock date is set, alarm 8066 is issued.
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If no NC restart has been performed, correct the date on the HMI.
– If an NC restart has been performed, alarm 8064 is issued and the NC start disabled. In this case, the CNC lock must
be deactivated and/or reactivated by the machine manufacturer according to the status of the CNC lock function (last
lock date, new lock date, or no lock date).
● If a future date earlier than the lock date is set, alarm 8066 is issued.
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If no NC restart has been performed, correct the date on the HMI.
– If an NC restart has been performed, a date set in the future is considered as being an actual date and can no longer
be reset. This reduces the service life until the lock date. In this case, the CNC lock must be deactivated and/or
reactivated by the machine manufacturer according to the status of the CNC lock function (last lock date, new lock
date, or no lock date).