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Revision as of 21:49, 26 January 2011
CNC Bender Configuration File Restoration
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If the CNC Bender system is shutdown immediately through power loss it is possible that the configuration file will be lost and needs to be rebuilt from a backup file. |
"How Will I Know That the Configuration Needs to Be Restored?"
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As of version 10-20080407, CNC Bender will usually warn you if the configuration file is corrupt. See the image at the right.
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Where is the Backup File?
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CNC Bender was designed so that every part and tool file is a backup configuration file. So there are potentially hundreds of backup files on the operator systems disk. |
Steps for Restoration
STEP 1 - Choose the UTILITY menu.
STEP 2 - Press MAIN tab inside that menu.
STEP 3 - Press Low-Level Setup.
STEP 4 - Enter the Password and press Enter.
STEP 5 - Press System tab in the Low Level menu
STEP 6 - Press Restore CFG from Part
STEP 7 - Choose a recent part file to use as a new configuration file.
STEP 8 - Click on LOAD
STEP 9 - Click on OK
STEP 10 - Exit Low Level
STEP 11 - Choose the UTILITY menu.
STEP 12 - Press MAIN tab inside that menu.
STEP 13 - Close CNC Bender
STEP 14 - Close CNC Bender
STEP 15 - Load CNC Bender
STEP 16 - Test bender
What if there are file path problems?
| If the file path to your parts is also lost, then it will probably be necessary to reset the file paths int he |
