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File manager: Fundamentals
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File manager: Fundamentals
Files
Files in the TNC
Type
Programs
in HEIDENHAIN format
in DIN/ISO format
.H
.I
Tables for
Tools
Tool changers
Datums
Points
Presets
Touch probes
Backup files
Dependent files (e.g. structure items)
Freely definable tables
Pallets
Turning tools
.T
.TCH
.D
.PNT
.PR
.TP
.BAK
.DEP
.TAB
.P
.TRN
Texts as
ASCII files
Protocol files
Help files
.A
.TXT
.CHM
Drawing data as
ASCII files
.DXF
When you write a part program on the TNC, you must first enter a
program name. The TNC saves the program to the hard disk as a
file with the same name. The TNC can also save texts and tables
as files.
The TNC provides a special file management window in which
you can easily find and manage your files. Here you can call, copy,
rename and erase files.
You can manage an almost unlimited number of files with the TNC.
The available memory is at least
21 GB
. A single NC program can
be up to
2 GB
in size.
Depending on the setting, the TNC generates a
backup file (*.bak) after editing and saving of NC
programs. This can reduce the memory space
available to you.