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10.2 Data Transfer
10.2 Data Transfer
Enabling, file types
Shared directories of the CNC PILOT: see table.
Computer systems in the network can access the files located in the
shared directories of the CNC PILOT. For security reasons, however,
HEIDENHAIN recommends initiating the data exchange from the
control.
The network rules of WINDOWS XP apply when accessing shared
directories.
The CNC PILOT distinguishes between the following file types, which
can be selected in the “Mask of files” dialog box:
 All NC programs: DIN PLUS main programs and subprograms
 NC main programs: DIN PLUS main programs
 NC subprograms: DIN PLUS subprograms
 Expert programs: Special DIN PLUS subprograms
 Template files: DIN PLUS program templates
 Program head lists: Subfiles for program head entries
 Service files: Service files in the DATA directory
 TURN PLUS workpieces: Blank/finished part definitions
 TURN PLUS complete: Blank/finished part definitions and working
plans
 TURN PLUS machining sequence: Saved machining sequences
 TURN PLUS blanks: Blank part definitions
 TURN PLUS finished parts: Finished part definitions
 TURN PLUS turret lists: Saved turret assignments
 TURN PLUS contour trains: Descriptions of contour trains
 TURN PLUS DXF files: Contour descriptions in DXF format
 Parameter files: Files of the PARA_USR directory
 Parameter backup: Files of the BACKUP directory
Shared directories of the CNC PILOT
..\NCPS NC main programs and
subprograms, template files
..\PARA_USR  Subfiles for program head entries
 Converted parameter or operating
resource files
 (Backed-up) error log files
..\DATA Files for the service personnel
..\BACKUP Data backup (backup/restore)
TURN PLUS files:
..\GTR Descriptions of workpiece blanks
..\GTF Descriptions of finished parts
..\GTW Descriptions of workpieces
..\GTC Complete programs
..\GTT Descriptions of contour trains
..\GTL Turret lists
..\GTB Machining sequences
..\DXF DXF contours
Danger of collision!
Other computer systems in the network may overwrite
CNC PILOT programs. Organize your network in such a
way that only authorized persons have access to the CNC
PILOT.