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Heidenhain Program Control

This document provides instructions for editing programs on a Heidenhain controller at the console. The key steps are: 1. Press the EDIT key to enter edit mode. Then press the PGM NR key and use the cursor keys or numeric keypad to select a program for editing. 2. Use the cursor keys to navigate through the program and highlight blocks or parameters to edit. Enter new data using the numeric keypad. Insert or delete blocks using the appropriate keys. 3. Programs can be protected from editing by following the specified procedure. Unprotecting a program requires repeatedly pressing MOD and entering a code.

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Heidenhain Program Control

This document provides instructions for editing programs on a Heidenhain controller at the console. The key steps are: 1. Press the EDIT key to enter edit mode. Then press the PGM NR key and use the cursor keys or numeric keypad to select a program for editing. 2. Use the cursor keys to navigate through the program and highlight blocks or parameters to edit. Enter new data using the numeric keypad. Insert or delete blocks using the appropriate keys. 3. Programs can be protected from editing by following the specified procedure. Unprotecting a program requires repeatedly pressing MOD and entering a code.

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Programming & Operating Instructions

Chapter 6
Editing at the Console
Entering the Edit mode

Press the EDIT key

The EDIT key is located in the group of keys below the numeric keypad. The EDIT key is the the right most key in the upper
row of keys.

Accessing a program for editing

Press the PGM NR (program number) key

The PGM NR key is located in the group of keys to the left of the numeric keypad. The PGM NR key is the the left most key
in the upper row of keys.

Pressing this key will display all programs resident in the Heidenhain's memory using two numbers separated by a slash. The
first number is the program's number; the second number is the program's length in blocks.

There are two ways to chose a particular program:


1. Use the cursor keys to align the cursor over the desired program number.
or

2. Enter the number of the desired program using the numeric key pad

Press the ENT key to select the program.

Program selection can be aborted by pressing the NO ENT key.

Editing a statement

Use the up/down cursor keys to align the cursor with the desired block to be edited.

Use the right/left cursor keys to align the cursor over the desired parameter.

Use the numeric keypad to re-enter the data in the parameter highlighted by the cursor.

D. Press the EOB key to close the block.


Inserting a statement

Insertions are made BEHIND the active block.

Use the cursor keys to align the cursor with the block behind which the statement is to be inserted.

Enter the block in the normal manner and close the block be pressing the EOB key.

Deleting a statement

Use the cursor keys to align the cursor with the desired block to be deleted.

Press the DB delete block key and the block will disappear. Following blocks will be moved up one notch in the memory.

Program protection

To "write protect" a program so it cannot be altered by the operator:

1. Press the EDIT key


2. Press GOTO key, 0 (on the numeric keypad), then the ENT key.

3. Use the right cursor key to move the cursor past the "INCH" (or "MM").

4. When prompted by the controller, respond by pressing the ENT key to enable program protection or the NO ENT

key to abort.

Unprotecting a program

Note
This procedure should only be done by the instructor
as the chances of screwing up the controller are quite high.

1. Load the program into the EDIT memory .

2. Repeatedly press the MOD key (about 18 times) until the "CODE =" prompt is displayed.

3. Using the numeric key pad, enter 8 6 3 5 7 and press the ENT key.

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