CNC Bender v10-20080319 - Revision history

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‎25px New - CYCLE HOLD Pause for CPU Usage Management

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‎25px New - CPU Usage History Log File

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‎25px New - CPU Usage History Log File

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‎25px New - CPU Usage History Log File

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‎25px New - Internal Process List Queuing To Resolve Overlapping Processes

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‎25px New - CPU Usage Log

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-The value unit is milliseconds.  The default value is 10 milliseconds.  Setting this value higher than 500 will probably stall the outputs and bender.<br><br>
+The value unit is milliseconds.  The value for Windows 2000 can be very low.  The default value is 10 milliseconds.  The value for Windows XP should be 250 or higher.  Setting this value higher than 500 will probably stall the outputs and bender.<br><br>
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 ===[[image:Check.jpg|25px]] New - CPU Usage History Log File ===

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 ===[[image:Check.jpg|25px]] New - CPU Usage History Log File ===
-[[image:Cncbender_v10-20080214_cpuusage.jpg|300px]]<br><br>
+A new log is created when the CPU Usage window is displayed.  The output file is the "cpuusage.log" file in the logs folder.<br><br>
-A new log is created when the CPU Usage window is displayed.  The output file is the "cpuusage.log" file in the logs folder.
+[[image:Cncbender_v10-20080214_cpuusage.jpg|300px]]<br><br>
 The output format looks like this:
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 .93%, Auto Mode, Master Power On, Safety Relay On
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-The log is only built when the CPU Usage window is visible.  The file can grow to 1 megabyte in size before it is trimmed.
+The log is only built when the CPU Usage window is visible.  Data is added very two seconds.  The file can grow to 1 megabyte in size before it is automatically trimmed.
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	==== The Initialize Process List ====		==== The Initialize Process List ====
	The only maintenance process list that is not made to wait in a Queue is the Initialize process list, which should always run first after the Cycle Start button is pressed.		The only maintenance process list that is not made to wait in a Queue is the Initialize process list, which should always run first after the Cycle Start button is pressed.
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		+	===[[image:Check.jpg\|25px]] New - Build CNC Processor Config File at Exit ===
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		+	This feature is added so that CNC Processor will build a config file of its current settings when it closes. The benefit is to double-check the settings that CNC Processor actually has. It serves as a cross-check with the values that we may believe that CNC Processor has.<br>
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-===[[image:Check.jpg|25px]] New - CPU Usage Log ===
+===[[image:Check.jpg|25px]] New - CPU Usage History Log File ===
-[[image:Cncbender_v10-20080214_cpuusage.jpg|350px]]<br><br>
+[[image:Cncbender_v10-20080214_cpuusage.jpg|350px|right]]<br><br>
 A new log is created when the CPU Usage window is displayed.  The output file is the "cpuusage.log" file in the logs folder.

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	===[[image:Check.jpg\|25px]] New - CPU Usage Log ===		===[[image:Check.jpg\|25px]] New - CPU Usage Log ===
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		+	[[image:Cncbender_v10-20080214_cpuusage.jpg\|350px]]<br><br>

	A new log is created when the CPU Usage window is displayed. The output file is the "cpuusage.log" file in the logs folder.		A new log is created when the CPU Usage window is displayed. The output file is the "cpuusage.log" file in the logs folder.