PRACTICAL TIP – Data management in SYMplus™

January 2021

This practical tip shows you how to open and save your data in SYMplus™, including NC programs, workpiece geometries and work plans.

SYMplus™ offers two options for this. These are explained below using the example of opening an NC programme:

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    PRACTICAL TIP – Work more efficiently with SYMplus™

    December 2020

    Forget your mouse and work more productively than ever before. The operating concept of SYMplus™ is different to what you are used to from other applications. Why it is different is explained in the following tip:

    SYMplus™ can be operated completely via numeric keypad. This not only allows you to control the software more efficiently than with conventional standard controllers, but the operating concept was also derived from the workshop and tested there in reality with the KELLER software CNCplus™.

    Please see for yourself and create a geometry with the following key sequence:

    It is very simple:

    The only thing you need to know before you start: To fully control the software with the numeric keypad, instead of pressing the F1 key you must press 1 on your numeric keypad, 2 for the F2 key, etc. To press the F10 key with the numeric keypad, you must use the 0 key.

    Note: if the cursor is in a numeric field, you must press F1, F2, … again instead of 1, 2, …

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