Page 2Ȧ No part of this manual may be reproduced in any form. Ȧ All specifications and designs are subject to change without notice. The export of this product is subject to the authorization of the government of the country from where the product is exported. In this manual we have tried as much as possi
Page 3B-63734EN/01 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS SAFETY PRECAUTIONS This manual includes safety precautions for protecting the user and preventing damage to the machine. Precautions are classified into Warning and Caution according to their bearing on safety. Also, supplementary information is described as a Note. R
Page 4SAFETY PRECAUTIONS B-63734EN/01 1.1 GENERAL WARNINGS AND CAUTIONS The following describes the warnings and cautions related to the use of CNCs to ensure the safe use of machines equipped with a CNC. WARNING 1 Before operating the machine, thoroughly check the entered data. Operating the machine with
Page 5B-63734EN/01 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS CAUTION Some machine operations and screen functions may be implemented and included by the machine tool builder. For the usage and precautions related to these operations and functions, follow the instructions in the relevant manual supplied by the machine tool build
Page 6SAFETY PRECAUTIONS B-63734EN/01 1.2 WARNINGS AND CAUTIONS RELATING TO THE Machine Remote Diagnosis Package Warnings and cautions relating to the Machine Remote Diagnosis Package are explained in this manual. Before using the package, read this manual thoroughly to become familiar with the provided w
Page 7B-63734EN/01 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS 1.3 IMPORTANT NOTICE The following summarizes the points to be noted when the Machine Remote Diagnosis Package is used. Before attempting to use the package, read the following. CAUTION 1 This manual does not explain in detail those operations and parameters that vary
Page 9B-63734EN/01 PREFACE PREFACE Thank you for purchasing the FANUC Machine Remote Diagnosis Package (specification: A08B-9210-J515). This software is a tool designed for the machine tool builder to provide remote support of machines easily. This software is designed to use Internet technology to invest
Page 10PREFACE B-63734EN/01 FEATURES AND OPERATING REQUIREMENTS OF THE Machine Remote Diagnosis Package This software has the following features: Features - This software can communicate with a CNC machine tool of an end user over the Internet (or a LAN) to investigate the internal state of the CNC. - This
Page 11B-63734EN/01 PREFACE Operating requirements - Operating environment of the Machine Remote Diagnosis Package Item Specification CPU Intel Pentium II, 400 MHz or higher Main memory 128M bytes or more At least 80M bytes of available space (when installed) Hard disk At least 100M bytes of available spa
Page 12PREFACE B-63734EN/01 - Preparation for the diagnosis receipt server and diagnosis client (on the machine tool builder side) PC/AT compatible machine on which Windows 2000 Professional runs (With Pentium II, 400 MHz or higher) Machine Remote Diagnosis Package (A08B-9210-J515) Router (for connection b
Page 13B-63734EN/01 PREFACE - CNCs supported by the Machine Remote Diagnosis Package FANUC Series 16i/18i/21i-MODEL A CNC control software B0F4/02(M) or later 16i B1F4/01(T) or later BDF4/02(M) or later 18i BEF4/01(T) or later DDF4/02(M) or later 21i DEF4/01(T) or later PMC management software PMC-SA1/SA5/
Page 14PREFACE B-63734EN/01 The following open CNC configuration needs the CNC screen display function for setting up the Ethernet parameters in the CNC. LCD-mounted type i series built-in with PC function Stand-alone type i series with PANEL i Stand-alone type i series with commercial PC The drawing numbe
Page 15B-63734EN/01 PREFACE FANUC Series 16i/18i/21i-MODEL B CNC control software B0H1/02(M) or later 16i B1H1/03(T) or later BDH1/02(M) or later 18i BEH1/03(T) or later DDH1/02(M) or later 21i DEH1/03(T) or later PMC management software PMC-SB7(16i/18i/21i) 406G/02 or later PMC-SA1 (21i) 406H/02 or later
Page 16PREFACE B-63734EN/01 The following open CNC configuration needs the CNC screen display function for setting up the Ethernet parameters in the CNC. Stand-alone type i series with PANEL i Stand-alone type i series with commercial PC The drawing numbers related to the CNC screen display function are as
Page 17B-63734EN/01 PREFACE - Supported PMC models PMC-SA1/SA5/SB5/SB6/SB7 - Functions for each PMC model The following table lists the available functions for each PMC model. Function Step I/O device PMC model Online Offline sequence Handy Memory function function PMC program File card PMC-SA1 PMC-SA5 PMC
Page 18PREFACE B-63734EN/01 - Number of CNCs that can be diagnosed simultaneously When a Windows 2000 Professional based personal computer is used as a server, up to 10 external devices can be connected simultaneously to the server over the Internet. Accordingly, the number of CNCs that can be diagnosed si
Page 19B-63734EN/01 PREFACE SOFTWARE CONFIGURATION OF THE Machine Remote Diagnosis Package The Machine Remote Diagnosis Package consists of the following software components: 1. Diagnosis receipt server This server software receives diagnosis requests from machines. The software also functions as a proxy s
Page 20PREFACE B-63734EN/01 MAIN FUNCTIONS OF THE Machine Remote Diagnosis Package - Server function • Monitoring for failure investigation requests • Proxy server (a server through which the personal computer communicates with a CNC) • Database (diagnosis requests, diagnostic history, customer information
Page 21B-63734EN/01 PREFACE CHECKING THE PRODUCT PACKAGE This product package software consists of the following: - CD-ROM Machine Remote Diagnosis Package (A08B-9210-J515) p-13
Page 22PREFACE B-63734EN/01 ORGANIZATION OF THIS MANUAL This manual is organized as follows: SAFETY PRECAUTIONS Explains the general precautions which must be observed to ensure safety when using this software. PREFACE Briefly explains the features of this software. Also explains how to use information on
Page 23B-63734EN/01 PREFACE NOTATION CONVENTIONS The following explains the notation conventions used in this manual: - Menu, command, and screen notations Example Explanation [File] menu Menu names are enclosed in brackets []. [Setting...] Command names are enclosed in brackets []. Screen names (displayed
Page 25B-63734EN/01 TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE OF CONTENTS SAFETY PRECAUTIONS .......................................................................... s-1 PREFACE.................................................................................................. p-1 1 SETUP ...................................
Page 26TABLE OF CONTENTS B-63734EN/01 3.3.2 Diagnosis Screen ................................................................................................... 47 3.3.3 Diagnostic History Screen ..................................................................................... 48 3.3.4 Customers Inform
Page 27B-63734EN/01 1.SETUP 1 SETUP This chapter describes the environment for operating the Machine Remote Diagnosis Package and explains how to set up the package for use. -1-
Page 281.SETUP B-63734EN/01 1.1 DEVICE CONFIGURATION AND SETUP METHOD This section explains the device configuration, installation, and setup method on both the end user and machine tool builder sides to allow the machine tool builder to communicate with a CNC machine tool on the end user side over the Int
Page 29B-63734EN/01 1.SETUP 1.1.2 Installation and Setting on the CNC Side (End User Side) Internet ISDN line or analog line (modem required) Dial-up router - Automatic connection function ON - DHCP function OFF Connected to hub port 10BASE-T/100BASE-TX straight cable To fast Ethernet board or fast data se
Page 301.SETUP B-63734EN/01 - Setting the private IP address of the CNC Move the cursor to the IP address field, and set the IP address of the CNC. Fig. 1.3.2 (a) Ethernet parameter setting screen - Setting a subnet mask Move the cursor to the subnet mask field, and set the subnet mask of the IP address of
Page 31B-63734EN/01 1.SETUP - Setting MTB ID information Press the PAGE ↓ key several times to display the page for setting MTB ID information, machine ID information, and point of contact. MTB ID information is needed for the Machine Remote Diagnosis Package/diagnosis receipt server to check that a diagno
Page 321.SETUP B-63734EN/01 1.1.3 Preparation on the Diagnosis Receipt Server and Diagnosis Client Side (Machine Tool Builder Side) Prepare the following: - Windows 2000 Professional based PC/AT compatible machine (Pentium II, 400 MHz or higher) - Machine Remote Diagnosis Package (A08B-9210-J515) - Router
Page 33B-63734EN/01 1.SETUP 1.1.4 Installation and Setting on the Diagnosis Receipt Server and Diagnosis Client Side (Machine Tool Builder Side) Diagnosis client PC - Installation of network adapter - Setting of Internet protocol Diagnosis receipt server PC - Installation of network adapter - Setting of In
Page 341.SETUP B-63734EN/01 Preparation Before making personal computer and router settings, prepare the following: 1. Determining the LAN environment and configuration used for remote diagnosis - Determining the local IP address and subnet mask of the router - Determining the IP addresses of all computers
Page 35B-63734EN/01 1.SETUP Settings on the diagnosis receipt server PC and diagnosis PC 1. Setting the Internet protocol (TCP/IP) a) As the network adapter has been installed, the item [Local Area Connection] is added to [Network and Dialup Connection] of [Control Panel]. Select the property of [Local Are
Page 361.SETUP B-63734EN/01 b) Select the Internet protocol (TCP/IP), and click the property. c) Select the radio button of [Use the following IP address], then set the IP address and subnet mask of the PC which were determined in the preparation stage. As the default gateway of the diagnosis receipt serve
Page 37B-63734EN/01 1.SETUP 2. Setting the workgroup (domain) and computer name a) Select the Network identification of the system property. b) Click the property, and display the identification dialog box. Set the computer name and workgroup (domain) determined in the preparation stage. - 11 -
Page 381.SETUP B-63734EN/01 3. Adding the NetBEUI protocol a) As the network adapter has been installed, the item [Local Area Connection] is added to [Network and Dialup Connection] of [Control Panel]. Select the property of [Local Area Connection], and add the NetBEUI protocol. b) In the [Local Area Conne
Page 39B-63734EN/01 1.SETUP c) In the [Select Network Component Type] screen, select "Protocol" and then click the button to display the [Select Network Protocol] screen. d) Select "NetBEUI Protocol" and click the button. Setting the router 1. Registration in the IP conversion (NAT) table The
Page 401.SETUP B-63734EN/01 1.2 OPERATING ENVIRONMENT OF THE Machine Remote Diagnosis Package The operating environment of the Machine Remote Diagnosis Package (the diagnosis receipt server PC and diagnosis PC) is as follows: - Computer PC/AT compatible machine on which Windows 2000 Professional runs - Sup
Page 41B-63734EN/01 1.SETUP 1.3 INSTALLING AND UNINSTALLING THE Machine Remote Diagnosis Package This section explains how to install and uninstall the Machine Remote Diagnosis Package. 1.3.1 Installation Procedure 1 Preparation for installation 1-1 Before installation, see the description of the operating
Page 421.SETUP B-63734EN/01 2-2 Installation in the diagnosis PC (other than the server) (1) Execute the following file: \\\RmtDgn\Netsetup\ClientSetup.exe (2) Select the modules to be installed, and click . 3 Installing the diagnosis receipt server 3-1 First, the [
Page 43B-63734EN/01 1.SETUP 3-2 Click the button. The [Customer Information] screen appears. 3-3 Enter [User Name], [Company Name], and [Serial Number]. You can find the serial number in the sheet attached to the CD-ROM. By setting the lower 16 characters of the serial number as the MTB ID informati
Page 441.SETUP B-63734EN/01 3-5 Initially, the installation destination is set to C:\Program Files\RmtDgnSvr. To change the installation destination, click the button. 3-6 Confirm the installation destination, then click the button. 3-7 The [Choose Destination Location (Database)] screen
Page 45B-63734EN/01 1.SETUP 3-10 The [Start Copying Files] screen appears. 3-11 Information for starting program file copy operation is displayed. To change the information, click the button. Check that the information is correct, and click the button. Then, copy operation starts. 3-12 When t
Page 461.SETUP B-63734EN/01 4 Installing the diagnosis client 4-1 First, the [Welcome to the InstallShield Wizard for Diagnosis Client] screen appears. 4-2 Click the button. The [Choose Destination Location] screen appears. 4-3 Initially, the installation destination is set to C:\Program Files\RmtDg
Page 47B-63734EN/01 1.SETUP 4-5 The [Start Copying Files] screen appears. 4-6 Information for starting program file copy operation is displayed. To change the information, click the button. Check that the information is correct, and click the button. Then, copy operation starts. 4-7 When the
Page 481.SETUP B-63734EN/01 5 Installing the CNC diagnosis client 5-1 First, the [Welcome to the InstallShield Wizard for Basic Operation Package 1 (Ethernet)] screen appears. 5-2 Click the button. The [Choose Destination Location] screen appears. 5-3 Initially, the installation destination is set t
Page 49B-63734EN/01 1.SETUP 5-5 The [Setup Type] screen appears. 5-6 Usually, select the standard type. Click the button. 5-7 The [Start Copying Files] screen appears. 5-8 Information for starting program file copy operation is displayed. To change the information, click the button. Check tha
Page 501.SETUP B-63734EN/01 5-9 When the file copy operation terminates, the [InstallShield Wizard Complete] screen appears. 5-10 Click the button. Then, the installation of the CNC diagnosis client terminates. NOTE When you are prompted to restart your PC, do not do so immediately. After installi
Page 51B-63734EN/01 1.SETUP 6 Installing the PMC diagnosis client 6-1 First, the [Welcome to the InstallShield Wizard for PMC Diagnosis Client] screen appears. 6-2 Click the button. The [Choose Destination Location] screen appears. 6-3 Initially, the installation destination is set to C:\Program
Page 521.SETUP B-63734EN/01 6-5 The [Start Copying Files] screen appears. 6-6 Information for starting program file copy operation is displayed. To change the information, click the button. Check that the information is correct, and click the button. Then, copy operation starts. 6-7 When the
Page 53B-63734EN/01 1.SETUP 1.3.2 Uninstallation Procedure 1 Terminating the Diagnosis Receipt Server, Diagnosis Client, CNC Diagnosis Client, and PMC Diagnosis Client 1-1 When a program is running, uninstallation is impossible. Terminate the running program before starting uninstallation. 2 Starting the u
Page 541.SETUP B-63734EN/01 4 Uninstallation Installed files, folders, and start menu items are deleted, and the original state of the system settings is restored. This completes uninstallation. The uninstaller cannot sometimes uninstall all the files and folders of the Diagnosis Receipt Server, Diagnosis
Page 55B-63734EN/01 2.SETTING THE DIAGNOSIS RECEIPT SERVER 2 SETTING THE DIAGNOSIS RECEIPT SERVER This chapter explains how to start the diagnosis receipt server and explains the setting procedure. - 29 -
Page 562.SETTING THE DIAGNOSIS RECEIPT SERVER B-63734EN/01 2.1 DIAGNOSIS RECEIPT SERVER The diagnosis receipt server has the following functions: Function For information, see 2.4 SETTINGS FOR THE Reception of diagnosis requests RECEIPT SERVER Proxy server function through which the 2.5 SETTINGS FOR THE di
Page 57B-63734EN/01 2.SETTING THE DIAGNOSIS RECEIPT SERVER 2.2 STARTING AND TERMINATING THE DIAGNOSIS RECEIPT SERVER This section explains how to start and terminate the diagnosis receipt server. 2.2.1 Starting the Diagnosis Receipt Server To start the diagnosis receipt server, follow the procedure below.
Page 582.SETTING THE DIAGNOSIS RECEIPT SERVER B-63734EN/01 2.2.2 Terminating the Diagnosis Receipt Server To terminate the diagnosis receipt server, follow the procedure below. Procedure 1 Right-click the diagnosis receipt server icon in the task tray. 2 Click Exit. Then, the diagnosis receipt server termi
Page 59B-63734EN/01 2.SETTING THE DIAGNOSIS RECEIPT SERVER 2.3 MENU OF THE DIAGNOSIS RECEIPT SERVER This section explains the menu of the diagnosis receipt server. When the diagnosis receipt server icon in the task tray is right-clicked, the following menu appears: [Option] Displays a dialog box for settin
Page 602.SETTING THE DIAGNOSIS RECEIPT SERVER B-63734EN/01 2.4 SETTINGS FOR THE RECEIPT SERVER From the menu displayed by right-clicking the diagnosis receipt server icon in the task tray, select [Option]. (The setting dialog box is displayed also by double-clicking the icon.) [Port No.] Specify the port n
Page 61B-63734EN/01 2.SETTING THE DIAGNOSIS RECEIPT SERVER [Default] The default settings on this page are restored. The defaults are as follows: Port No.: 8194 Timeout: 90 seconds - 35 -
Page 622.SETTING THE DIAGNOSIS RECEIPT SERVER B-63734EN/01 2.5 SETTINGS FOR THE PROXY SERVER From the menu displayed by right-clicking the diagnosis receipt server icon in the task tray, select [Option]. (The setting dialog box is displayed also by double-clicking the icon.) [Port No.] Specify the port num
Page 63B-63734EN/01 2.SETTING THE DIAGNOSIS RECEIPT SERVER [Auto start at execution time.] If this check box is checked, the diagnosis receipt server becomes ready for diagnosis request reception when the server starts. (This item is the same as the one on the receipt server setting page.) [Default] The de
Page 642.SETTING THE DIAGNOSIS RECEIPT SERVER B-63734EN/01 2.6 SETTINGS FOR MTB IDNETIFICATION INFORMATION From the menu displayed by right-clicking the diagnosis receipt server icon in the task tray, select [Option]. (The setting dialog box is displayed also by double-clicking the icon.) [Support all diag
Page 65B-63734EN/01 2.SETTING THE DIAGNOSIS RECEIPT SERVER 2.7 DISPLAYING VERSION INFORMATION This section explains how to display diagnosis receipt server version information for use for maintenance and other purposes. Procedure 1 Right-click the diagnosis receipt server icon in the task tray. 2 Click Abo
Page 663.OPERATING THE DIAGNOSIS CLIENT B-63734EN/01 3 OPERATING THE DIAGNOSIS CLIENT This chapter explains how to start and operate the diagnosis client. - 40 -
Page 67B-63734EN/01 3.OPERATING THE DIAGNOSIS CLIENT 3.1 DIAGNOSIS CLIENT The diagnosis client is software that acquires information from the diagnosis receipt server, displays a list of diagnosis requests, a past diagnostic history, and customer information, and allows operations such as diagnosis request
Page 683.OPERATING THE DIAGNOSIS CLIENT B-63734EN/01 3.2 STARTING AND TERMINATING THE DIAGNOSIS CLIENT This section explains how to start and terminate the diagnosis client. 3.2.1 Starting the Diagnosis Client To start the diagnosis client, follow the procedure below. Procedure 1 Click the [Start] button o
Page 69B-63734EN/01 3.OPERATING THE DIAGNOSIS CLIENT 3.3 SCREEN CONFIGURATION OF THE DIAGNOSIS CLIENT This section explains the screen configuration of the diagnosis client. The diagnosis client has the following screens: 1. Main diagnosis screen When the diagnosis client starts, this screen appears first.
Page 703.OPERATING THE DIAGNOSIS CLIENT B-63734EN/01 3.3.1 Main Diagnosis Screen When the diagnosis client starts, this screen appears first. Diagnostic machine list window Machine information window - Diagnostic machine list window Displays a list of machines that are making a request for diagnosis, that
Page 71B-63734EN/01 3.OPERATING THE DIAGNOSIS CLIENT 3.3.1.1 Diagnostic machine list window This window shows a list of machines that are making a request for diagnosis, that are being diagnosed, and that were diagnosed in the past. Date/time Dates are indicated in [Short Date Format] of the [Date] tab in
Page 723.OPERATING THE DIAGNOSIS CLIENT B-63734EN/01 3.3.1.2 Machine information window The machine information window shows detailed information about the machine in the cursor line in the diagnostic machine list window. Machine ID Displays machine ID information set for the machine (CNC) that sent a diag
Page 73B-63734EN/01 3.OPERATING THE DIAGNOSIS CLIENT 3.3.2 Diagnosis Screen When a diagnosis request is accepted, the diagnosis screen appears. Then, communication with a machine of an end user is set up, and the CNC diagnosis client and PMC diagnosis client can be started. Procedure 1. In the diagnostic m
Page 743.OPERATING THE DIAGNOSIS CLIENT B-63734EN/01 3.3.3 Diagnostic History Screen This screen displays a history of diagnosis operations. There are two ways to display the diagnostic history screen as follows: 1. On the main diagnosis screen, click the button. A history of diagnosis
Page 75B-63734EN/01 3.OPERATING THE DIAGNOSIS CLIENT 3.3.4 Customers Information Screen When the button is clicked on the main diagnosis screen, the following customers information screen appears, allowing you to add, change, and delete customer information: button The Add a cu
Page 763.OPERATING THE DIAGNOSIS CLIENT B-63734EN/01 3.4 FILE MENU This section explains operations in the file menu of the diagnosis client. - 50 -
Page 77B-63734EN/01 3.OPERATING THE DIAGNOSIS CLIENT 3.4.1 Import Machine information created in a text file (called a machine information file hereinafter) can be included in the Machine Remote Diagnosis Package. Procedure 1. From the [File] menu, select [Import]. 2. Specify the file name of the file you
Page 783.OPERATING THE DIAGNOSIS CLIENT B-63734EN/01 3.4.2 Export A diagnostic machine list and all machine information are output to text files. 3.4.2.1 Exporting a diagnostic machine list The display contents of the diagnostic machine list window are output to a text file (called a diagnostic machine lis
Page 79B-63734EN/01 3.OPERATING THE DIAGNOSIS CLIENT button Outputs information on the diagnostic machine list window to the diagnostic machine list file. button Returns the display to the previous screen. 3.4.2.2 Exporting machine information All machine information is output to a text fil
Page 803.OPERATING THE DIAGNOSIS CLIENT B-63734EN/01 3.4.3 Termination The diagnosis client is terminated. The Diagnosis Screen, Diagnostic History Screen, CNC Diagnosis Client, and PMC Diagnosis Client are also terminated at the same time. - 54 -
Page 81B-63734EN/01 3.OPERATING THE DIAGNOSIS CLIENT 3.5 DISPLAY MENU This section explains operations in the display menu of the diagnosis client. 3.5.1 Filter The conditions for displaying the diagnostic machine list window are set to display extracted information. Procedure 1. From the [File] menu, sele
Page 823.OPERATING THE DIAGNOSIS CLIENT B-63734EN/01 3.5.2 Text Size (Large, Middle, Small) The size of characters displayed on the main diagnosis screen (the machine list window and machine information window) and diagnostic history screen is selected. 3.5.3 Find The conditions for displaying information
Page 83B-63734EN/01 3.OPERATING THE DIAGNOSIS CLIENT 3.6 OPTION MENU This section explains operations in the option menu of the diagnosis client. 3.6.1 Setting the Diagnosis Receipt Server The diagnosis receipt server path can be changed.
Page 843.OPERATING THE DIAGNOSIS CLIENT B-63734EN/01 3.7 HELP MENU This section explains operations in the help menu of the diagnosis client. 3.7.1 Contents The contents of help are displayed. 3.7.2 Version Information Version information of the diagnosis client is displayed for maintenance and other purpo
Page 85B-63734EN/01 4.STARTING AND TERMINATING DIAGNOSIS 4 STARTING AND TERMINATING DIAGNOSIS This chapter explains the procedures to start and terminate diagnosis with the Machine Remote Diagnosis Package. - 59 -
Page 864.STARTING AND TERMINATING DIAGNOSIS B-63734EN/01 4.1 STARTING DIAGNOSIS This section explains operations to accept a diagnosis request and start the CNC diagnosis client and PMC diagnosis client. 4.1.1 Before Starting Diagnosis Before starting diagnosis, check the following items: 1. Device configu
Page 87B-63734EN/01 4.STARTING AND TERMINATING DIAGNOSIS 4.1.2 Starting the Diagnosis Receipt Server To receive diagnosis requests from machines of end users, start the diagnosis server on the diagnosis receipt server PC. From the [Start] menu, select [Machine Remote Diagnosis Package] then [Diagnosis Rece
Page 884.STARTING AND TERMINATING DIAGNOSIS B-63734EN/01 4.1.4 Accepting Diagnosis Requests When a diagnosis request is accepted, and communication with a machine (CNC) of an end user is set up, the CNC diagnosis client and PMC diagnosis client can be started to investigate the internal state of the CNC an
Page 89B-63734EN/01 4.STARTING AND TERMINATING DIAGNOSIS 4.1.5 Diagnosing the Machine Status When a diagnosis request is accepted on the main diagnosis screen, communication with the machine (CNC) of the end user is set up, and the diagnosis screen appears. From the diagnosis screen, start the CNC diagnosi
Page 904.STARTING AND TERMINATING DIAGNOSIS B-63734EN/01 4.2 TERMINATING DIAGNOSIS When diagnosis terminates, communication with the machine (CNC) of the end user is disconnected. To terminate diagnosis, follow the steps below. 1. On the diagnosis screen, click the button. 2. A screen appears, confi
Page 93B-63734EN/01 APPENDIX A.DATABASE A DATABASE The Machine Remote Diagnosis Package has a dedicated database for managing information such as past diagnostic history information, machine information, and customer information. Database file format: Microsoft Access database Location of the database: \\<
Page 94B.MACHINE INFORMATION FILE APPENDIX B-63734EN/01 B MACHINE INFORMATION FILE Machine information (text files) created by the machine tool builder can be included in the database of the Machine Remote Diagnosis Package by performing the import operation. (For how to perform import operation, see Subse
Page 95B-63734EN/01 APPENDIX C.DIAGNOSTIC MACHINE LIST FILE C DIAGNOSTIC MACHINE LIST FILE The information displayed in the diagnostic machine list window of the main diagnosis screen can be output to a text file directly by performing export operation. (For how to perform export operation, see Subsection
Page 96D.SETTING UP COMMUNICATION FOR THE PMC DIAGNOSIS CLIENT APPENDIX B-63734EN/01 D SETTING UP COMMUNICATION FOR THE PMC DIAGNOSIS CLIENT Communicating with the diagnosis client requires keeping the PMC ready for connection. This can be set up using an NC parameter or the PMC screen. • Using an NC param
Page 97B-63734EN/01 APPENDIX D.SETTING UP COMMUNICATION FOR THE PMC DIAGNOSIS CLIENT • Using the PMC screen When you set "PROGRAMMER ENABLE" on the PMC setting screen to "YES," the [MONIT] soft key appears on the PMC main menu screen. Press the soft keys [MONIT] -> [ONLINE] to display the online setting sc
Page 103TECHNICAL REPORT No. TMN02/054E Date May. 21, 2002 General Manager of Software Development Center Machine Remote Diagnosis Package OPERATOR’S MANUAL 1. Communicate this report to: O Your information O GE Fanuc-N, GE Fanuc-E FANUC Robotics CINCINNATI MILACRON O Machine tool builder Sales agency End u
Page 104Machine Remote Diagnosis Package SUPPLEMENTARY OPERATOR’S MANUAL TYPE OF APPLIED TECHNICAL DOCUMENTS Name Machine Remote Diagnosis Package OPERATOR’S MANUAL Spec.No./Ed. B-63734EN/01 SUMMARY OF CHANGE New, Add, Applicable Group Name/Outline Correct, Date Delete - Support of Windows NT Workstation 4.
Page 1061. Outline The following function of Machine Remote Diagnosis Package has been added. - Support of Windows NT Workstation 4.0 (SP5 or later) - CNC Screen Display Function The remote operation of CNC screens is available by using the CNC Screen Display Function. This manual is a supplementary manual
Page 107PMC management software Series Version PMC-SA1/SA5/SB5/SB6 (16i /18i /21i -MODEL A) 406A 18 or later PMC-SB7 (16i /18i /21i -MODEL B) 406G 02 or later PMC-SA1 (21i-MODEL B) 406H 02 or later PMC-SB5/SB6 (Power Mate i-D/H) 407B 08 or later 16i /18i /21i Options (hardware) Spec. MODEL A MODEL B Fast et
Page 1083. Support of Windows NT Workstation 4.0 (SP5 or later) (Replace [Operating environment of the Machine Remote Diagnosis Package of PREFACE Operating requirements]) Operating requirements - Operating environment of the Machine Remote Diagnosis Package Item Specification CPU Intel Pentium II, 400 MHz
Page 109(Replace [Preparation for the diagnosis receipt server and diagnosis client (on the machine tool builder side) of PREFACE Operating requirements]) - Preparation for the diagnosis receipt server and diagnosis client (on the machine tool builder side) PC/AT compatible machine on which Windows 2000 Pro
Page 110(Replace [Number of CNCs that can be diagnosed simultaneously of PREFACE Operating requirements]) - Number of CNCs that can be diagnosed simultaneously When Windows 2000 Professional or Windows NT Workstation 4.0(SP5 or later) based personal computer is used as a server, up to 10 external devices ca
Page 111(Replace a part of [1.1.3 Preparation on the Diagnosis Receipt Server and Diagnosis Client Side (Machine Tool Builder Side]) [Before] 1.1.3 Preparation on the Diagnosis Receipt Server and Diagnosis Client Side (Machine Tool Builder Side) Prepare the following: - Windows 2000 Professional based PC/AT
Page 112(Replace [1.2 OPERATING ENVIRONMENT OF THE Machine Remote Diagnosis Package]) 1.2 OPERATING ENVIRONMENT OF THE Machine Remote Diagnosis Package The operating environment of the Machine Remote Diagnosis Package (the diagnosis receipt server PC and diagnosis PC) is as follows: - Computer PC/AT compati
Page 113(Replace [4.1.2 Starting the Diagnosis Receipt Server]) 4.1.2 Starting the Diagnosis Receipt Server To receive diagnosis requests from machines of end users, start the diagnosis server on the diagnosis receipt server PC. From the [Start] menu, select [Machine Remote Diagnosis Package] then [Diagnosi
Page 1144. CNC screen display function Replace ([PREFACE]) PREFACE Thank you for purchasing the FANUC Machine Remote Diagnosis Package (specification: A08B-9210-J515). This software is a tool designed for the machine tool builder to provide remote support of machines easily. This software is designed to use
Page 115(Replace [Preparation on the CNC(end user) side of PREFACE Operating requirements]) - Preparation on the CNC (end user) side Dial-up router (for CNC-Internet connection) ISDN line (recommendation) 10BASE-T or 100BASE-TX straight cable (shield type) Internet account (subscription to an Internet provi
Page 116(Insert before [CNCs supported by the Machine Remote Diagnosis Package of PREFACE Operating requirements]) ● Functions for each i Series CNC The following table lists the available functions for each i Series CNC. Functions of the Machine Remote Diagnosis Package PMC CNC screen display Note i Series
Page 117(Insert after [4. PMC diagnosis client in PREFACE SOFTWARE CONFIGURATION OF THE Machine Remote Diagnosis Package]) 5. CNC screen display function This software is for the remote opeartion of CNC screens. The software provides functions equivalent to the CNC screen display function. CNC screen displa
Page 118(Replace [1.1.1 Preparation on the CNC Side (End User Side) 1.1.1 Preparation on the CNC Side (End User Side) Prepare the following: - Dial-up router (for connection between the CNC and Internet) - ISDN line (recommendation) - 10BASE-T or 100BASE-TX straight cable (shield type) - Internet account (s
Page 119(Replace [1.3.1 Installation Procedure 2]) 2 Starting the installer 2-1 Installation in the server PC (1) Set the CD-ROM (A08B-9210-J515#ZZ11) in the CD-ROM drive. (2) As the CD-ROM is inserted, the installer starts automatically. If the installer does not start automatically, start the explorer, an
Page 1202-2 Installation in the diagnosis PC (other than the server) (1) Execute the following file: \\\RmtDgn\Netsetup\ClientSetup.exe (2) Select the modules to be installed, and click . TITLE Machine Remote Diagnosis Package SUPPLEMENTARY OPERATOR’S MANUAL DRAW.NO.
Page 121(Insert after 1.3.1 Installation Procedure 6) 7 Installing the CNC screen display function 7-1 First, the [Welcome to the InstallShield Wizard for Screen Display Function (Ethernet)] screen appears. 7-2 Click the button. The [Choose Destination Location] screen appears. 7-3 Initially, the ins
Page 1227-4 Confirm the installation destination, and click the button. Then, copy operation starts. 7-5 When the file copy operation terminates, the [InstallShield Wizard Complete] screen appears. 7-6 Click the button. Then, the installation of the CNC screen display function terminates. TI
Page 123(Replace [1.3.2 Uninstallation]) 1.3.2 Uninstallation Procedure 1 Terminating the Diagnosis Receipt Server, Diagnosis Client, CNC Diagnosis Client, PMC Diagnosis Client, and CNC screen display function. 1-1 When a program is running, uninstallation is impossible. Terminate the running program before
Page 1244 Uninstallation Installed files, folders, and start menu items are deleted, and the original state of the system settings is restored. This completes uninstallation. The uninstaller cannot sometimes uninstall all the files and folders of the Diagnosis Receipt Server, Diagnosis Client, CNC Diagnosis
Page 125Replace 3.3.2 Diagnosis Screen 3.3.2 Diagnosis Screen When a diagnosis request is accepted, the diagnosis screen appears. Then, communication with a machine of an end user is set up, and the CNC diagnosis client , PMC diagnosis client and CNC screen display function can be started. Procedure 1. In t
Page 126Replace 4.1.5 Diagnosing the Machine Status 4.1.5 Diagnosing the Machine Status communication with the machine (CNC) of the end user is set up, and the diagnosis screen appears. From the diagnosis screen, start the CNC diagnosis client (equivalent to the basic operation package), the PMC diagnosis c
Page 1275. Others Replace Using an NC parameter of Appendix D SETTING UP COMMUNICATION FOR THE PMC DIAGNOSIS CLIENT • Using an NC parameter (For the Series 16i/18i/21i-MODEL A, Power Mate i -D/H) (1) Display parameter No. 24. (2) The PMC diagnosis client supports only Ethernet-based connection. For Ethernet
Page 128• Using an NC parameter (For the Series 16i/18i/21i-MODEL B) (1) Display parameter No. 24. (2) The PMC diagnosis client supports only Ethernet-based connection. For Ethernet-based connection, set a value in one of "10", "11," and "12" of parameter No. 24. Contents of NC parameter No. 24 Settings on
Page 129Insert after [Appendix D SETTING UP COMMUNICATION FOR THE PMC DIAGNOSIS CLIENT] E ERROR OF REMOTE DIAGNOSIS SCREEN The following table provides a list of error number on CNC’s REMOTE DIAGNOSIS SCREEN. ● Error number with the embedded ethernet (Series 16i/18i/21i-B) When the control software for the
Page 130When the control software for the embedded ethernet(656A series) is version 3 No. Error message Description 1 “Diagnosis is busy.” The Machine Remote Diagnosis Function is executing. 2 (Reservation) 3 "Receipt Server isn't alive." The server of the Machine Remote Diagnosis is not found on the networ
Page 131TECHNICAL REPORT (MANUAL) NO. TMN 02/115E Date 24. Dec. 2002 General Manager of Software Development Center Machine Remote Diagnosis Package SUPPLEMENTARY OPERATOR’S MANUAL 1. Communicate this report to: O Your information only O GE Fanuc-N, GE Fanuc-E FANUC Robotics CINCINNATI MILACRON O Machine to
Page 132Machine Remote Diagnosis Package SUPPLEMENTARY OPERATOR’S MANUAL 1.Type of applied technical documents Name Machine Remote Diagnosis Package OPERATOR’S MANUAL Spec.No./Ed. B-63734EN/01 2.Summary of Change Group Name/Outline New Applicable Add Correct Date Delete Basic Support of Series 0i-MODEL B Su
Page 1331. Overview The following function of Machine Remote Diagnosis Package has been added. 1) Support of Series 0i-MODEL B 2) Support of Windows XP Professional 3) Message transmitting function It is possible to transmit the simple message (Maximum 10 lines or 400 characters) to CNC. 4 kinds of the resp
Page 1342. Support of Series 0i-MODEL B 2.1. Supported software Machine Remote Diagnosis Package (A08B-9210-J515) Edition 2.10 or later CNC Control software Series Edition D4A1 (0i-MB) 01 or later Series 0i-MODEL B D6A1 (0i-TB) 01 or later Note) CNC needs the following options to use Machine Remote Diagnosi
Page 1353. Support of Windows XP Professional Replace [Operating environment of the Machine Remote Diagnosis Package of PREFACE Operating requirements] Operating requirements - Operating environment of the Machine Remote Diagnosis Package Item Specification CPU Intel Pentium II, 400 MHz or higher Main memo
Page 1364. Message transmitting function 4.1. Supported CNC Message i Series CNC transmitting Note function This function has been supported only with Series 16 i/18i /21i-MODEL B Fast Ethernet. The following options are required on the Series 160i /180i /210i-MODEL B CNC side. - Fast Ethernet board or Fast
Page 1374.3. Operations Inset [4.1.6.Sending the message to the machine side] 4.1.6 Sending the message to the Machine side A short message can be transmitted to the machine side. Message length is up to ten lines (400 characters) or less. Four kinds of responses (SELCT1/ SELCT2/ SELCT3/ CANCEL) are possibl
Page 138Please input the message to be transmitted in the [message input window], and push the button or + key. The message to be transmitted is shown here. button The message is displayed in the [message display window] when succeeding in message transmission, and
Page 139Push the function key [MSG] on the CNC side, then push soft-key [RDMSG]. A left screen which is below appears. The transmitted message is displayed on the CNC screen when [RECEIV] soft-key is pushed on the CNC side. And "Open" notification from CNC is displayed in the [message display window] of dia
Page 1405. Waveform diagnosis for Machine remote diagnosis 5.1. Supported CNC Waveform diagnosis for i Series CNC Note Machine remote diagnosis This function is supported with both Series 16i /18i /21i-MODEL B Embedded Ethernet and Fast Ethernet. Series 160i /180i /210i-MODEL B Series 160is /180is /210is-MO
Page 141F Waveform diagnosis for Machine remote diagnosis In this chapter, the Waveform diagnosis function dedicated to the CNC Diagnosis Client of Machine Remote Diagnose Package is described. Using this function, the waveform data or machine signals sampled at CNC side is acquired and displayed on the dia
Page 142F.1 Screen structure The screen structure of this function is as follows. Dialog box for sampling and package backup setting Tab for sampling Tab for package Invoking backup Waveform OK, Cancel Dialog box for Dialog box for Diagnostic Chart inputting saving to file screen comments Dialog box for ope
Page 143F.2 Softkey configuration The softkey configuration of this function is as follows. Function Chapter Operation System [F4] WaveDiag [F2] Sampling Setting [F3] Sampling Start [F4] Sampling Stop [F5] File Open [F6] File Save [F7] Zoom in Time [F8] Zoom out Time [F9] View Left [F10] View Right [F11] Ne
Page 144F.3 Sampling function The waveform data or machine signals can be sampled at any of the combinations, waveform 2 channels, waveform 1 channel + machine signal 16 points, machine signal 32 points. Up to 1917 points of sampling data can be recorded. The sampling interval can be set to waveform and mac
Page 145The contents, which displayed in the list, are changed by this selection. Waveform 2 channels ⇒ List of above example Waveform 1 channel + Machine signal 16 points ⇒ List of below, upper example Machine signal 32 points ⇒ List of below, lower example When the check box to the sampling data that you
Page 146Enter the machine signal to be sampled with the format, Address + Number + Bit position. (Example. F0001.0) [Sampling period for Waveforms] Enter the sampling interval for waveforms as the integer ranged 8~4096 msec. (by 8 msec unit) [Sampling period for Machine signals] Enter the sampling interval
Page 147[Machine signal] for Stopping trigger In case that “Machine signal up” or “Machine signal down” is selected, enter the machine signal with the format, Address + Number + Bit position. (example, F0001.0) [Delay time for sampling stop] Enter the delayed time before stopping the sampling after the occu
Page 148Screen for sampling “Waveform 2 channels” Screen for sampling “Waveform 1 channel + machine signal 16 points” Screen for sampling “Machine signal 32 points” Screen for sampling “Waveform 2 channels” The charts for waveform 1 and waveform 2 are displayed at the same place and overlapped with each oth
Page 149The waveform chart is displayed at the upper section and the machine signal chart is displayed at the lower section. Screen for sampling “Machine signal 32 points” The machine signal chart, up to 32 points, is displayed. [Waveform diag. data property] The information of the sampled waveform and mach
Page 150[Chart area] This area shows the sampled waveform data and machine signals graphically placed to the time line. The scale for the waveform data and name of machine signals are displayed on left or right side of the chart area. The time line is also displayed beneath the chart area. The scale of time
Page 151(Note) The machine signal chart cannot be magnified/reduced vertically. The magnifying power of magnification/reduction is fixed as double/half. The magnification/reduction is done at the central place of the chart, so you can magnify/reduce any area of the chart using the shift function. F.3.4.4 Ch
Page 152F.3.5 Settings for chart display Following dialog box is displayed by pressing “Chart Setting” softkey on the Waveform Diagnostic Chart screen. The color for chart can be specified on this dialog box. [Color type] Select the target items from the following options. Chart area Gridlines Ruler Wave 1
Page 153F.4 Package backup of machine signals function The multiple machine signals (total up to 8KB) that was specified previously can be backed-up when the stopping trigger occurs. This is called as “Package backup” function. F.4.1 Settings for the Package backup In order to package backup of machine sign
Page 154[Total size] Current total size is displayed as the reference information. F.4.2 Sampling start Show the Waveform Diagnostic Chart screen and do the operation described at “F.3.2 Sampling start”. F.4.3 Sampling stop Show the Waveform Diagnostic Chart screen and do the operation described at “F.3.3 S
Page 155F.4.4.1 Specifying the starting address for display When you press “Address Search” softkey, following dialog box will be displayed. [Search address] Enter the starting address to be displayed with the format, Address + Number (example, F0001). Initial alphabet can be omitted. (Note) The address con
Page 156F.5 Data saving/reading function The sampled waveform and machine signals, package backed-up machine signals can be saved to the file. And the file can be read, then you can check the waveform chart and machine signals at any time. F.5.1 Data saving When you press “File Save” softkey on the Waveform
Page 157The contents of the Waveform Diagnostic Chart screen and Stored Machine Signals screen will be updated, when reading completes. TITLE Machine Remote Diagnosis Package SUPPLEMENTARY OPERATOR’S MANUAL DRAW.NO. B-63734EN/01-2 EDIT DATE DESIGN DESCRIPTION FANUC LTD. SHEET 26/28
Page 158F.6 Parameter CNC parameter relating to this function is as follows. #7 #6 #5 #4 #3 #2 #1 #0 3193 RWD [Data format] Bit type #3 RWD “Waveform diagnosis for Machine remote diagnosis” is 0: not available 1: available Note This function can be used (displayed) only on the CNC diagnosis client of the Ma
Page 159F.7 Notice This function can be used (displayed) only on the CNC diagnosis client of the Machine remote diagnosis package. CNC does not have the display for this function. TITLE Machine Remote Diagnosis Package SUPPLEMENTARY OPERATOR’S MANUAL DRAW.NO. B-63734EN/01-2 EDIT DATE DESIGN DESCRIPTION FANU
Page 160Machine Remote Diagnosis Package SUPPLEMENTARY OPERATOR’S MANUAL 1.Type of applied technical documents Name Machine Remote Diagnosis Package OPERATOR’S MANUAL Spec.No./Ed. B-63734EN/01 2.Summary of Change Group Name/Outline New Applicable Add Correct Date Delete Basic Support of Series 30i-MODEL A F
Page 1611. Overview The following function of Machine Remote Diagnosis Package has been added. 1) Support of Series 30i-MODEL A This manual is a supplementary manual for these additional functions. Other explanation (existing functions and operation,etc.) are described in the following manual. Name of Manua
Page 1622. Support of Series 30i-MODEL A The machine remote diagnosis via Fast Ethernet became possible. Note) CNC needs the following options to use Machine Remote Diagnosis Package via Fast Ethernet. • Fast Ethernet board (A02B-0303-J146) • Ethernet function (A02B-0303-S707) • Control software for Fast Et
Page 163Machine Remote Diagnosis Package SUPPLEMENTARY OPERATOR’S MANUAL 1.Type of applied technical documents Name Machine Remote Diagnosis Package OPERATOR’S MANUAL Spec.No./Ed. B-63734EN/01 2.Summary of Change Group Name/Outline New Applicable Add Correct Date Delete Basic • Support of Series 31i/32i-MOD
Page 1641. Overview The following function of Machine Remote Diagnosis Package has been added. 1) Support of Series 31i /32i-MODEL A 2) Support of Series 0i-MODEL C This manual is a supplementary manual for these additional functions. Other explanation (existing functions and operation,etc.) are described i
Page 1652. Support of Series 31i/32i-MODEL A The machine remote diagnosis via Fast Ethernet became possible. Note) CNC needs the following options to use Machine Remote Diagnosis Package via Fast Ethernet. • Fast Ethernet board (A02B-0303-J146) • Ethernet function (A02B-xxxx-S707) or Data Server function (A
Page 1664. Available functions for each i Series CNC Functions of the Machine Remote Diagnosis Package Wave- CNC screen display Message CNC form function (*1) Note i Series CNC Diag. PMC trans- Diag. Diag. Dual mitting for display function MRDP (*2) - ○ 30/31/32i-A Fast ethernet ○ ○ - - (*3) (*4) - ○ ○ ○ 30