Screen display
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Screen display
Hi I have a M400 control (year 2000) on a machining center, for some reason the display is to large and no longer fits the screen , any help much appreciated
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Re: Screen display
post a photo so we can understand the issue.
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Re: Screen display
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Your LCD panel settings in the motherboard BIOS probably got reset to 800x600 instead of the correct type of 640x480 panel.
Your LCD panel settings in the motherboard BIOS probably got reset to 800x600 instead of the correct type of 640x480 panel.
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Re: Screen display
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Re: Screen display
Your right cncswn .. I’ve checked bios and it’s set at 800x600 but I can’t seem to be able to change it .. any idea why ?
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Re: Screen display
I have now managed to change resolution and the display size is now fine , however when I boot up it just sits on this screen saying unable to load language (see attached)
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Re: Screen display
Any ideas ? Thanks
Re: Screen display
First impression is that the LANGUAGE.MSG file, which contains all the on-screen text, has either been corrupted or deleted.
If you have a working floppy drive or network connection, and the technical ability to move files around, you can:
1) Unpack the attached ZIP file to get the LANGUAGE.MSG file
2) Copy it into your C:\CNC7 directory
If you have a working floppy drive or network connection, and the technical ability to move files around, you can:
1) Unpack the attached ZIP file to get the LANGUAGE.MSG file
2) Copy it into your C:\CNC7 directory
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Re: Screen display
I have a floppy drive and I think I could unpack the zip file and copy the MSG file to a disc ok … but I think copying it to the C:\CNC7 directory on my control is a bit beyond me. Is there any chance you could tell me how to do that in a kind of computers for dummy’s way ?