Functions Of The Data Set Management System - Baumuller b maXX BM3000 Operating Manual

Description of the Software Modules and Parameters

4.5.2.8 Functions of the Data Set Management System

NOTE!
The drive must be switched inactive during loading of the data sets.
The Data Set Management System has the following functions 
Data Set Manage-
ment 
(can be set in
m Reset the Data Set Management System
Commands
m Write parameter set to Flash memory
m Read parameter set from Flash memory
m Delete parameter set in Flash memory
m Set standard values for the active data set
m Set standard values for all savable parameters
m Create Data Set <n>
m Delete Data Set <n>
m Copy Data Set <x> to Data Set <y> (from RAM to RAM)
m Load Data Set <x> from Flash memory
Status of the Data The status parameter
m Error while writing (incorrect value, parameter write-protected, invalid parameter num-
Set Management
System
m Error while reading
m Command processing running
m Error code
Some commands for data set management require additional parameters, which are list-
ed as follows:
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Z105.1–
Command):
Z105.2–
ber)
Z105.8–
Source Data Set
Source data set for certain commands such as "Copy" or "Reload".
Z105.9–
Target Data Set
Target data set for certain commands such as "Create" or "Delete".
Z105.6–
Active Data Set Number
The number of the active data set is shown here. Writing to this parameter effects an
immediate change of data set.
Z105.3–
Message Text 
Array with 20 entries
Displays the number of the parameter for which an error occurred with the last data set
command. If an error occurs during command processing, the command does not in-
terrupt the transfer procedure but instead continues the transfer procedure with the
next parameter.
Z105.5–
Data Set Identification Number
Unique ID number for the data set stored in Flash memory
Z105.4–
Data Set Name
The name of the active data set (string) can be freely assigned by the user.
Data Set Management Status is used to display the result:
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