Lenze ETC Motion Control - Manual (Page 327)

ETC−MMI
Appendix
Configuration file (DELPHMMI.INI)
7
7.8
7.8.3
l
327 EDSTCXN EN 2.0
7.8.3 Configuration file (DELPHMMI.INI)
The configuration file (by default delphmmi.ini) contains settings which are
required for the operation of the IPC and the NC computer and should only
be changed by trained personnel.
A section refers to the expressions that are enclosed in "[ ]" (example
[config]). A term means the expressions following a section (example:
cfg=c:\Programs\Lenze\ETC\mmi\cfg).
Please note that it is also possible to specify all paths within the
configuration file relatively to the path of the executable program. This
means
that if the executable program is located under
"c:\Programs\Lenze\ETC\mmi", the entry ".\cfg" refers to the same
subdirectory "c:\Programs\Lenze\ETC\mmi\cfg".
Section Term Description
[config]
demo=1 1 −> Operation without control system
(demo installation)
0 −> Operation with control system
mmiTrace=0 Log trace logs of the operating software. Is
used by the manufacturer for
troubleshooting.
axformat=%.3f Formatting instruction for the
representation of the axis display in order
to show more or less positions after the
decimal point.
nc=ETC_Kunde Identification indicating which control
system is to be addressed. The basic
setting takes place automatically during
installation (see ETC−MMI gateway). The
name of the control system is set in the
MMIGTWAY.EXE.
touch=1 Deactivate touch screen display
cfg=.\cfg Name of the directory where all files for
configuration are located. In the directory
specified here, the error file with the name
errorlog.txt is created.
prg=.\prg Name of the directory where DIN programs
are located.
err=ncr_fehl.db This ASCII file (directory as specified under
Term=cfg) contains error texts affecting
the NC system.
errsps=sps_fehl.db This ASCII file (directory as specified under
Term=cfg) contains error texts produced by
the PLC.
errmmi=mmi_fehl.db This ASCII file (directory as specified under
Term=cfg) contains error texts affecting
the IPC.
initbta=2 The value specified here determines the
operating mode of the IPC, which is shown
after a successful program start.
1: Setup
2: Automatic
3: Programming
4: Diagnostics
Definitions
Contents