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Mazak M32, M32A & M32B Re-Initialization Procedure

This document provides a 6-step procedure for re-initializing Mitsubishi M32, M32A, and M32B NC controllers. The steps include: 1) clearing the RAM area by setting dip switches, 2) loading the system software from a floppy disk, 3) clearing the user program file, 4) clearing the system program file, 5) loading the system macro software from another floppy disk, and 6) optionally loading parameter settings from a separate floppy disk. Following these steps resets the controller's software and ensures the proper startup configuration.

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Mazak M32, M32A & M32B Re-Initialization Procedure

This document provides a 6-step procedure for re-initializing Mitsubishi M32, M32A, and M32B NC controllers. The steps include: 1) clearing the RAM area by setting dip switches, 2) loading the system software from a floppy disk, 3) clearing the user program file, 4) clearing the system program file, 5) loading the system macro software from another floppy disk, and 6) optionally loading parameter settings from a separate floppy disk. Following these steps resets the controller's software and ensures the proper startup configuration.

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MELDAS MC Series

Mazak M32, M32A & M32B Re-Initialization


Procedure

USA-E00051 -004A

MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC AUTOMATION

USA
List of Past Revisions

Suffix Date of Revision Detail


* 9/21/99 First edition created
A 12/9/99 Added an important extra measure to Step 4.
Initialization Procedure for M32

Step 1: Clear of RAM area


1. For M32 (MC111) set dip switches as follows
MC111: 1 and 3 are on, all others off
MC121: 7 and 8 are on, all others are off
For M32A or M32B (MC161) set dip switches as follows
MC161: 1, 3, and 5 are on, all others are off
MC126: 7 and 8 are on, all others are off
2. In this condition turn the power on.
3. When the power is switched on, the green led on the MC111/MC161 is off.
Once the memory is cleared the led comes on. It may take a couple of
seconds.
Step 2: Loading of system software
1. Set the dip switches back to their original setting.
Usually: MC111: All off
MC121: 8 is on (the others are off)
2. Put the system floppy diskette (BND212W0001) into the floppy drive in the
NC.
3. Turn the power off then on.
The NC reads the floppy disk automatically and after finishing loading, the
position display will appear. You may have “parameter” errors or
something similar because parameters have not been loaded in yet.
Ignore it and go on.

Step 3: Clearing User - Program – File


1. Select the program page and then select the program file page.
2. Push ALL ERASE key and input –9999.
3. Make sure that the number of used blocks becomes zero.
Step 4: Clearing of System – Program – File
1. Select the parameter page.
2. Push the menu key shown in the following pictured and then input 1131.

The option parameter page should appear.


3. Set 1 in parameter 0108. This selects the system program files.
4. Turn the power off and then on. (the system runs in the case that data of A
the floppy diskette is the same as the data which was loaded.)
5. Select the program page and then select the program file page.
6. Push ALL ERASE key and input –9999.
7. Make sure that the number of used blocks becomes 1 (this one block is
reserved for MDI area)

Step 5: Loading of system – macro software


1. Keep the dip switches the same as in step 2.
2. Put the macro floppy diskette (BND212W8000) into the floppy drive. (In
many cases the macro and parameter disk are the same)
3. Turn the power on. The NC will read the diskette automatically and after
finishing the message “FLD LOADING COMPLETE” will appear.
4. Pull the floppy disk out and power off and on. Make sure that system
programs are loaded in the program file page.

Step 6: Loading of parameters. (If the macro and parameter disk are the
same you can skip this step. If there is a separate parameter disk
follow this step.)
1. Keep the dip switches the same as in step 2.
2. Put the diskette into the floppy drive.
3. Turn the NC power on. The NC will read the diskette automatically and
give you a message when it is complete.
4. Pull the parameter diskette out of the floppy drive and put the system
software disk back in the drive.

After finishing Step 1 through Step 6


1. Set the parameter 0108 back to 0.
2. Keep the dip switches the same as in step2.
3. If there is no option diskette your are finished. If there is an option
diskette follow the next procedure.

Option floppy diskette loading


1. Keep the dip switches the same as in step 2.
2. Put the option floppy diskette into the floppy drive.
3. Turn the NC power on. The NC will read the option diskette
automatically.

Note:
1. After reading the option disk the data is stored in the EEROM on the
MC111/MC161. This disk does not have to be used again unless the
CPU board becomes defective and has to be replaced.

2. The serial number is stamped on the diskette. You can only use this
disk on the NC that matches the serial number.

3. The NC serial number was set into the EEROM on the MC111/MC161
at Mitsubishi so you cannot exchange this board with another machine.
(If you have to do so, you must remove the EEROM)

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