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The
contents
displayed on each PAGE
accord*
ing to
function
select keys
will
be
tabulated
in
Table 4.1.8 List
of
PAGE
Display.
NOTES.
Use of decimal
point
key
Q
•
By depressing the decimal
point
key when
writing-in a distance data (X, Z,
U, W, I,
K,
or
R), a feedrate data
{F
or
E) or a time
data
(U).
keying
the
trailing zero can
be
omitted.
EXAMPLE:
In case
of
0.01 mm least
input
increment.
(D.
©. ®.
& ®. X-
(in
case
of
INCH input
+,
a decimal
point
denotes an inch.
)
I
PAGE
I
.
Every time the
|
t
|
key
is
depressed, the
page
to
be
displayed will
step
forward
by
one.
„
PAGE
,
On
the contrary,
every
time
the
+
|
key
is
depressed,
the
page
to
be displayed will
step
backward
by
one.
IWRI
means 125.00
mm
(7), |WRJ
means 125.40mm
O'
!
POO
When
writing
in
M, S
and/or
T
codes,
never
use
the
decimal
point
key. The decimal point
will
generally
be
disregarded, but
sometimes
concurrence
may
not
be obtained
during
an
address search.
See
APPENDIX-
1
s
poi
N
V
P02
4. 1.8
PAGE SELECT
KEYS
•
After selecting
the
display
(and
writing-in) func¬
tion
using
FUNCTION select
keys,
contents
desired can be selected for display
by
depress¬
ing
the
PAGE select
keys,
which
just
looks like
opening
the
pages
of
a book. The
page
selected
by these keys will
be
displayed
at
the
right
bot¬
tom
corner
of the
displayed
picture
by
"PQ[X"
Fig. 4. 1.8.2
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4.
1.8.
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