SCN 4561 added a "Remaining Coil is Scrap" button that is only enabled when the UART version of Eclipse is 3.59 or higher.

This change allows Eclipse to enable or disable access to this button with a setting configured in Eclipse. The button will be disabled by default unless Eclipse enables it.

Some ERP systems cannot handle scrap codes that have not been pre-defined. This change allows Eclipse to force the controller to validate Bundle Id's above 900 against the Scrap Code list it defines, which is intended to reflect all of the Scrap Codes the ERP system can handle.

If enabled, when calculating parts, the controller will test that the Scrap Code represented in a Scrap Bundle Id exists in the Scrap Code List downloaded by Eclipse. If the Scrap Code cannot be found an error message 264 will be displayed that indicates the invalid Bundle Id and Scrap Code.

SCN 2908 added the ability to track scrap that was cut by a Front Shear prior to the coil being threaded into the machine. If a Manual Front Shear operation is detected while the coil was tailed out, after the new coil loaded the controller prompts the operator with a window where the scrap can be manually entered. This window is displayed after the new coil number is entered.

This same window will now be displayed any time a new coil is loaded, after the coil number has been entered.

Any Customer who is bothered by this new Window can disable it with a new Setup Parameter. The new Setup is called Coil Pre-Thread-Up Window. It has two settings, Enabled and Disabled. It defaults to Enabled. The Setting is not visible if a Front Shear Tool is enabled. In this case the Window is still selectively displayed as described in SCN 2908.

The new setup can also be configured by Eclipse using the ME UART command.