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    Exclamation Selected Block Not Addressed

    We have a series 2 with interact 2 control system. on power up it runs the program ok, however if we change to edit and insert or delete a block then return to any run or test the display reads SELECTED BLOCK NOT ADDRESSED.The display does show the changes in the program. the manuals do not have any info on this fault.COOL SITE


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    HAH HAH HAH

    The answer will cost you a meeeelllioooon dollars


    This was my introduction to Heidenhain controls [15 years ago]

    Nowhere in the TNC 145 Manual does it mention the following:

    although a line may be highlighted, implying that you are on that line, you are not. In order to be on the line, you must hit the'GOTO' key, and the line number, then ENTER[TNC 151 and later] the 145 you enter the number first then hit GOTO.

    I'll tell you where to send the check


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    Ahhhhh!
    That helps alot!

    Thanks


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