Siemens SINUMERIK 840D sl Function Manual page 143

03/2013
Function
Execution
-
On the client
side
- On the
server
side
Reset
- When
closing a
maintenan
ce job
When
executing the
control
monitor
Start date
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Description
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With the client-side execution, it is defined that
when the time of the trigger on the PC at the
machine expires, then this signals the server in
order to execute the programmed actions in the
control monitor. All actions can be selected.
Triggering on the server side runs independently
of the machine. The machine can even be
switched-off. Only those actions can be
selected, which do not require any online data
from the machine.
Without a specifically selected reset function, the
next maintenance job is always created again in
the programmed time grid - independent of
closing the maintenance job.
The restart of the trigger time can be set so that
this only starts again after the maintenance job
has been closed.
The next maintenance job is determined by the
time interval set from the time of closing. It
therefore does not make any difference whether
a maintenance job procedure was performed
early or late.
A maintenance job can be initiated by the time
trigger described here - and also by other ORed
event triggers.
The restart of the trigger time is realized by each
trigger of the control monitor used which then
generates the maintenance job.
A date can be entered individually to start the
intervals.
Once the interval has expired, the trigger is
initiated.
The date is limited to 24 months in the future
and 24 months in the past.
If there are no entries and no common start date
is found, then a message is output to enter a
date.
If participation in common start date is selected,
you cannot make any entries here.
3 Setting up functions
3.4 Fault services
Type
permissible,
exception <)
SELECTION
DISPLAY
SELECTION
DISPLAY
DISPLAY
INPUT
(Date format
with leading
zeros)
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