Alarm 8066: Incorrect date set (equal/later than lock date or future date earlier than lock date)

What does Alarm 8066 mean?

This alarm is issued if a date equal to or later than the lock date is set, or if a future date earlier than the lock date is set. Consequences vary based on whether an NC restart has been performed.

• System date set equal to or later than the lock date
• Future date set that is earlier than the lock date

Click steps to track your progress.

1. 1

   If no NC restart has been performed, immediately correct the date on the HMI to the actual current date.

2. 2

   If an NC restart has occurred after setting a date equal to or later than the lock date, alarm 8064 will be issued; contact the machine manufacturer/dealer for CNC lock deactivation/reactivation.

3. 3

   If an NC restart has occurred after setting a future date earlier than the lock date, the service life until the lock date is reduced; contact the machine manufacturer/dealer for CNC lock deactivation/reactivation.

4. 4

   Always ensure the system date is accurate and not manipulated.