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19.2 Overview of Files in TNC 426.B/430.A

The document summarizes the file types that can be stored and transferred in the TNC 426.B/430.A partitions. It lists file extensions, types and statuses for NC programs, tool tables, datum tables, text files, and more that can be found in the TNC:\ and PLC:\ partitions. It also provides information on file name, size, editing status and date for files in the active directory.

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19.2 Overview of Files in TNC 426.B/430.A

The document summarizes the file types that can be stored and transferred in the TNC 426.B/430.A partitions. It lists file extensions, types and statuses for NC programs, tool tables, datum tables, text files, and more that can be found in the TNC:\ and PLC:\ partitions. It also provides information on file name, size, editing status and date for files in the active directory.

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19.2 Overview of files in TNC 426.B/430.

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Depending on the partition (TNC:\, PLC:\) in which the data transfer menu is activated, only
certain file types are offered to be transferred.

The following data may be stored on the harddisk:

File type Extension in TNC


TNC:\ partition
NC program HEIDENHAIN dialogue .H
Active tool table TOOL.T
NC program DIN/ISO .I
Pallet table .P
Datum table .D
Text file (ASCII) .A
Pocket table TOOL_P.TCH
PLC:\ partition
PLC program .PLC
Text file (ASCII) .A
Texts for help files .HLP
OEM.SYS
Important system file
Other system files .SYS
Data for axis error compensation .COM
Data for axis error compensation .CMA
PLC error table .PET
Machine parameter lists .MP

File information:
• FILE NAME : Files stored in the active directory
• BYTE: File size in bytes
• STATUS : The STATUS column may contain the following letters:
E: File selected in PROGRAMMING/EDITING mode
S: File selected in the TEST mode
M: File selected in a program run mode
P: File protected against erasing and editing
IN: File dimensioned in inches
W: File incompletely transferred to an external medium; cannot be run
• DATE: Date at which the file was edited last
• TIME: Time at which the file was edited last

19.3 Data output

Note:
The following flowcharts for input and output of individual files only apply for the data transfer software
TNCremo, the operating mode LSV2 File Server . If you use a different data transfer software, the procedure may
differ from this description.

Preparations:
Start data transfer software TNCremo on your PC
Set the TNC to operating mode LSV2
Set the baud rate at the TNC
Set baud rate and interface at the PC (menu item Options)
Select the LSV2 file server mode at your PC (menu item Connect )

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