Table 10-1: Differences Between Dnc And Dnc Admin; Differences - Siemens Sinumerik 840D sl Function Manual

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10.2.2 Differences

Table 10-1: Differences between DNC and DNC Admin

Function
Background color (default)
Configuration mode
Consistency check and rectification
Configure users and user groups
Screen editor
List editor
Edit configuration tables
Create CSV file
Download NC data
Upload NC data
User for editor
Machine comparison / archive
From the background color, users can see which program they are working in
and whether configuration mode (green) has been activated. The background
colors in DNC Admin can be changed during commissioning. See also:
Readme.pdf
Additional functions in DNC Admin
The configuration mode (View  Configuration) is used to create and change the
plant topology. This means that the user can create and delete groups, machines,
tool setting devices and links in the configuration mode and parameterize machines
or tool setting devices. See also: Plant structure
The consistency check (Tools  Consistency Check) is used to check for and
rectify inconsistencies between the NC administrative data records in the database
and the NC data files in the DNC file structure. A quick consistency check is
performed each time DNC Admin is started.
Configure users (Tools  User Administration). Users authorized to configure
users can use this function to create and delete new users as well as change their
authorizations, passwords, display groups, and other user-specific settings.
The screen editor (Tools  Screen Editor) can be used to adapt the NC data
properties dialogs and to create new display groups for these dialogs.
The list editor (Tools  List Editor) can be used to adapt the layout and the
contents of the list display and to create new display groups for these list displays.
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DNC DNC Admin
White Light blue /
green
- X (green)
- X
- X
- X
- X
- X
X -
X -
X -
X -
X -
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