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Tables and Overviews
18.1 Machine-specific user parameters
Parameter settings
Settings for the NC editor
Creating backup files
TRUE: Create backup file after editing NC programs
FALSE: Create no backup file after editing NC programs
Cursor behavior after deleting lines
TRUE: Cursor is on previous line after deletion (iTNC behavior)
FALSE: Cursor is on subsequent line after deletion
Cursor behavior with the first and last line
TRUE: All-round cursors permitted at PGM beginning/end
FALSE: All-round cursors not permitted at PGM beginning/end
Line break with multi-line blocks
ALL: Always show lines completely
ACT: Only show lines of the active block completely
NO: Only show lines completely if the block is edited
Activate help graphics with cycle input
TRUE: Fundamentally always show help graphics during input
FALSE: Only show help graphics if the CYCLE HELP soft key is set to ON. The CYCLE HELP
OFF/ON soft key is displayed in the Programming mode after pressing the "Screen layout"
button
Behavior of soft key row following a cycle input
TRUE: Leave cycle soft key row active after a cycle definition
FALSE: Hide cycle soft key row after a cycle definition
Confirmation request before block is deleted
TRUE: Display confirmation request before deleting an NC block
FALSE: Do not display confirmation request before deleting an NC block
Line number up to which NC program is tested
100 to 50000: Program length for which geometry should be tested
ISO programming: Block number increment
0 to 250: Increment for generating ISO blocks in the program
Define programmable axes
TRUE: Use defined axis configuration
FALSE: Use default axis configuration XYZABCUVW
Behavior with paraxial positioning blocks
TRUE: Paraxial positioning blocks permitted
FALSE: Paraxial positioning blocks locked
Line number up to which identical syntax elements are searched for
500 to 50000: Search for selected elements with up/down arrow keys
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