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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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| + | For earlier versions, the clue that the configuration needs restoration is that your system experienced sudden power loss, then, after restarting the system, CNC Bender no longer appears to load CNC Processor. In this case, CNC Bender will not announce "CNC Bender System Initialized" as it normally does. The CNC Processor menu will show an empty log. And you will not be able to start the bender. If all of this occurs, then your configuration file probably needs to be restored. | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:34, 5 January 2017
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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 be necessary to reset the file paths in the File Path tab before you attempt to load restore from a part file. |
