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NEW
PROGRAM
TO BE INSERTED
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Fig.
4.5.2
Depressing the
COM
key in the
EDT
mode
makes the
display
turn to the
edittmg part
program display
mode of
a block.
In
this
display mode, the
displayed characters
vertically double
the
regular size.
NOTES:
•
If
the
storing operation is interrupted due
to
a parity
error,
or
depressing
the
RESET key.
restore
the'new
data.
•
During
the tape storing operation via the
[TAPE:
I
IN.
i
flickering
at
the bottom of the
CRT
display.
Key in an address data desired.
EXAMPLE:
|| jjj (o) 'jj
The keyed- in data will
be
displayed
at
the
bottom left corner
of the
display. If
the
number is
mis
-keyed, depress the
CAN key
first and
key
in
the correct number.
;
key.
"-TAPE
IN" message
will
be kept
4.
4.5.3
STORING
PART PROGRAM
FROM MDI
Depress the WR key.
The keyed-in data is stored into the
edit buf¬
fer register, and
then the
BUFFER
lamp
lights up.
5.
When storing
the part
program
into the
memory
through the keyboard on the
operating panel, use
the
following procedure.
'
(
1.
Set the MODE SELECT switch
to
EDT.
Repeat
steps 4 and
5
to
write the command
values of
a block
into
the edit buffer
register.
6.
2. Depress
the
RESET
key.
The memory
is
rewound and
the
LABEL
SKIP lamp lights up, being ready
to store
the
program
orderly from
the first
address
of
the memory.
Check
the
command values
stored, and
then.
depress
the
STR key,
A block of data will be
collectively
stored
into
the
memory, and
then the
BUFFER lamp
turns
off. All data stored
in
the
edit buffer
register
will
be deleted,
leaving only
an
as¬
terisk mark ('••) displayed.
7.
3.
Depressÿ
the
COM
key.
Then, the lamp
lights
up.
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Fig.
4.
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