Tool management
6.7 Start-up of code carrier
HMI Advanced (IM4)
Commissioning Manual, 03/2009, 6FC5397-0DP10-3BA0
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; 16=Warning limit reached
; 32=In change
; 64=Fixed place coding
; 128=Was used
; 256=Tool in buffer
; 512=Disabled, ignored (because of PLC)
; 1024=Out (unload)
; 2048=in (Load)
; 4096=Regular tool (permanent in NCK)
; 8192=
; 16384=
; Default is 4828 (4+8+16+64+128+512+4096),
; Default for codecarrier 92 (4+8+16+64)
...
CODECARRIER_TOOLSTATE_MASK=92
6.7.2 Structure of description file
Structure of description file
All data on the code carrier are stored in a particular order. This is defined during
commissioning of the code carrier system. A conversion rule in the form of a description file
is provided so that the tool management can read or write this data flow. This description file
consists of correctly defined tool and cutting edge dialog data. Only this dialog data can
actually be processed by the tool management. All the other data on the code carrier must
not be assigned to any dialog variables as otherwise it will not be processed. An OEM
application would, however, also be able to access this data.
The description file can be created as an ASCII file using a standard editor. The file name
must be entered in mmc.ini with WToolIdSysKonv = wkonvert.txt.
Prerequisite
Minimum requirements for wkonvert.txt:
● Name
● Location type
● Subtype
● Number of cutting edges (if cutting edge data available)
● Tool size (the part of the size can be omitted which is hidden via paramtm.ini *)
SHOW_TOOLSIZE_ONLY_LEFT_RIGHT=0
SHOW_TOOLSIZE_COMPONENTS=left=True, right=True, top=True, bottom=True
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