Siemens SINUMERIK 840D sl Programming Manual page 537

2xx value ranges of the detailed information
Detailed Information Significance of the test result:
200
201
202
203
204
205
206
207
208
209
210
211
Note
Comments on the individual return values
(1) Fixed, standardized addresses are recognized as DIN addresses. The following
definitions for geometry axes apply for NC addresses with adjustable identifiers:
A, B, C for specified round axes, E is reserved for extensions and
I, J, K, Q, U, V, W, X, Y, Z for specified linear axes.
The axle identifiers can be programmed with an address extension and can be written for the
test, e.g. 201 = STRINGIS("A1").
The following addresses cannot be written with an address extension for the test and always
deliver the fixed value of 400.
Example 400 = STRINGIS("D") or specification of an address expansion where
0 = STRINGIS("M02") results in 400 = STRINGIS("M").
(2) Cycle parameter names cannot be checked with STRINGIS.
(3) NC address letters G, H, L, M defined as macros are identified as macros.
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13.2 Check scope of NC language present (STRINGIS)
Interpretation not possible
A DIN address or NC address is defined, i.e. whether names
have recognized the address letters from this, see
comments (1)
G codes from the existing groups of G code have been
recognized.
NC language functions with return value and parameter transfer
are present.
NC language functions with return value and parameter transfer
are present.
NC key words are present.
General, axial or channel-specific machine data ($M...),
setting data ($S...) or option data($O...) are present.
User variables, such as NC system variables beginning with
$... or computing parameters beginning with R are present.
The cycle names have been loaded in NCK and cycle programs are
also activated, see comment (2).
The defined name has been recognized and activated GUD
variable found by global user variables (GUD variables).
The macro names along with the names defined and macros
activated in the macro definition files have been found, see
comment (3).
Of local user variables (LUD variables) whose name is
contained in the current program.
Additional functions
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