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 The report is displayed in the CNC Processor log.  As soon as you press this button, a command is sent to CNC Processor requesting that it list the indexes and names, then CNC Bender switches you to the INCOMING MESSAGES tab menu to view the log.
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-Examine the values returned.  All of the index values should be 0 (zero) or higher.  If CNC Processor cannot find a CIO, then it will report a -1 for the index.  If this is the case, then CNC Processor will be using a non-assigned input or output to determine states.  <b>(See the next section for an example log listing.)</b>
+Examine the values returned.  All of the index values should be 0 (zero) or higher.  If CNC Processor cannot find a CIO, then it will report a -1 for the index.  If this is the case, then CNC Processor will be using a non-assigned input or output to determine states.  <b>(See the below for an example log listing.)</b>
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 The report is displayed in the CNC Processor log.  As soon as you press this button, a command is sent to CNC Processor requesting that it list the indexes and names, then CNC Bender switches you to the INCOMING MESSAGES tab menu to view the log.
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-Examine the values returned.  All of the index values should be 0 (zero) or higher.  If CNC Processor cannot find a CIO, then it will report a -1 for the index.  If this is the case, then CNC Processor will be using a non-assigned input or output to determine states.
+Examine the values returned.  All of the index values should be 0 (zero) or higher.  If CNC Processor cannot find a CIO, then it will report a -1 for the index.  If this is the case, then CNC Processor will be using a non-assigned input or output to determine states.  <b>(See the next section for an example log listing.)</b>
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-CNC Processor has knowledge of 17 special CIO objects.  See the sample log report below.  The actual index values indicate the index of the input or output in the CIO library list (a list of all possible CIOs).  Index numbers will vary depending on the actual setup of your CIO library.
+CNC Processor has knowledge of 17 special CIO objects.  (See the sample log report below.)  The actual index values indicate the index of the input or output in the CIO library list (a list of all possible CIOs).  Index numbers will vary depending on the actual setup of your CIO library.
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-The ACTIONS / COMMANS menu now shows buttons that will allow for actions and commands to be sent to CNC Processor:<br><br>
+The ACTIONS / COMMANDS menu now shows buttons that will allow for actions and commands to be sent to CNC Processor:<br><br>
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		+	CIO Index: 11, CIO Name: Input_CycleHold_Button
		+	CIO Index: 10, CIO Name: Input_CycleStart_Button
		+	CIO Index: 15, CIO Name: Input_MachineHome_Button
		+	CIO Index: 24, CIO Name: Input_LSRun_Button
		+	CIO Index: 25, CIO Name: Input_RSRun_Button
		+	CIO Index: 43, CIO Name: Input_ClampIsClosed_Begin
		+	CIO Index: 188, CIO Name: Output_MachineLube
		+	CIO Index: 397, CIO Name: Output_IBR_MachineLube_SignalON_Constant
		+	CIO Index: 385, CIO Name: Output_IBR_RunProcess_OFF_Constant
		+	CIO Index: 386, CIO Name: Output_IBR_RunProcess_ON_Constant
		+	CIO Index: 394, CIO Name: Output_IBR_EndCycleSignal_Constant
		+	CIO Index: 187, CIO Name: Output_MandrelLube_Repeat
		+	CIO Index: 18, CIO Name: Input_MachineLubeComplete_End
		+	CIO Index: 46, CIO Name: Input_MandrelForward_End
		+	CIO Index: 217, CIO Name: Output_MandrelAdvance
		+	CIO Index: 474, CIO Name: Output_MachineInFaultState_Enable
		+	CIO Index: 489, CIO Name: Output_MachineInAutoMode_Enable
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-This new button sends a command to CNC Processor requesting a report of the current CIO name setup.    Use this to confirm that the CIO names are setup in CNCProcessor.cfg properly.
+CNC Processor has knowledge of certain key CIO objects based on the setup in the CNCProcessor.cfg file.  Each of these are listed in the [CIO] section of the configuration file.
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