Rockwell Automation 8520-GUM 9/Series CNC Grinder Operation and Programming Manual Documentation Set - Manual (Page 133)

Editing Programs On Line
Chapter 5
5-13
You can assign each block in a part program a five-digit numeric value
following an N address. These numbers are referred to as sequence
numbers and distinguish one block from another.
You can assign sequence numbers at random to specific blocks or to all
blocks. Blocks assigned sequence numbers can be called later by
referencing their sequence number.
You can assign or renumber sequence numbers in 3 ways:
manually type in a sequence number following an N word for each
block individually
assign new sequence numbers only to blocks that already have sequence
numbers
assign new sequence numbers to all blocks
Follow these steps to assign or renumber sequence numbers:
1. From the edit menu, press the continue softkey {
→
} to change the
softkey functions.
2. Press the {RENUM PRGRAM} softkey
DIGITZ
E
MODIFY
INSERT
BLOCK
DELETE
BLOCK
TRUNC
DELETE
CH/WRD
EXIT
EDITOR
STRING
SEARCH
RENUM
PRGRAM
MERGE
PRGRAM
QUICK
VIEW
CHAR/
WORD
(softkey level 3)
5.2.5
Sequence Numbers
{RENUM PRGRAM}