Atlas Copco PowerMACS 4000 User Manual

Appendix
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10.3 Cycle Data Storage
This scenario exemplifies the number of cycle datas possible to store given a typical reporter
configuration. The setup includes a ToolsNet device and an Ethernet device of type DC PLUS.
Station Data
Bolt Data
Step Data
Station number
Op Mode
Failing Step No
Step No
Cycle Start Time
Bolt No
Bolt Pgm Strategy
Peak T
Status
Status
Spindle No
A
Data no station
Program Name
Bolt T
Shut Off T
Wp. Id
Ordinal No
Bolt A
Peak T3
Mode No
Errors
Bolt Name
Station Name
RM Errors
Program number
Mode Name
Warnings
Limits (Bolt T)
Station QO
Compact Errors
Limits (Bolt A)
Station SA
Bolt Name
Station AB
Cust Error
Id Res 4
Amount of SRAM used
for Cycle Data
System with 2 bolts
System with 8 bolts
System with 16 bolts
30 % (Default)
900 cycles
280 cycles
140 cycles
75 %
2400 cycles
700 cycles
360 cycles
10.3.1 Store 5000 Cycle Data
It is possible to store more than 5000 cycle data by distribute the storage to all TCs included in a system.
The cycle data for each bolt is stored locally on the TC the bolt was run on. To be able to store more than
5000 cycle data the size of the cycle data storage has to be increased on the expense of trace data
storage (there will still be room for more than 20+ trace).
Please see chapter SRAMfor more information.

Atlas Copco PowerMACS 4000 Specifications

General

Brand	Atlas Copco
Model	PowerMACS 4000
Category	Power Tool
Language	English