Siemens SINUMERIK Series Function Manual page 296

6 Management
6.1 Organization administration
Function
Behavior when
opening
Maintenance jobs
where the due date
has been brought
forward
Downloading files
to the machine
OK
Cancel
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Description
A "global status" can be set for control
monitors on the overview screen of the
control monitors. This allows all of the con-
trol monitors to be centrally deactivated and
activated.
If, when creating a new machine as copy of
a machine, the individual status (active or
deactivated) is not used as copy template,
as then it cannot be simply checked as to
whether all control monitors can be cor-
rectly activated, for all copied control moni-
tors the status can be preset to the basic
setting of the copy template that was set.
Maintenance jobs can be evaluated regard-
ing when they are due. In order to be able
to set a global individual filter function, the
time by which a due date is brought forward
can be set here in days. The filters respond
accordingly to this data. Triggers do not
retroactively respond to a change where the
due date has been brought forward, as they
can only initiate if a due date that has been
brought forward is really overdue.
For each organization, configuration set-
tings can be made to download files to
machines.
It can be selected as to whether files should
be able to be downloaded to machines at
all.
It can be set whether executable files may
be downloaded to the machine.
The risk of also downloading executable
files is transparent, as the target directory
must be available on the PC front end and
must be permanently specified in the "set-
tings ini" in parallel to the "temp" directory.
Saves the organization data and returns to
the "Management" menu.
Returns to the "Management" menu without
applying any changes you may have made.
ePS Network Services, Function Manual (FH) - 03/2012
Type
SELECTION
(Toggle)
INPUT
DISPLAY
(max. 9-digit)
SELECTION
(Toggle)
SELECTION
(Toggle)
'private-
syncdata'
ACTION
ACTION
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