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Wait for the tool load operation to complete. Monitor the control display for completion message or progress indicator.

Do not interrupt power or attempt to start machining operations until the message clears automatically.

Interrupting tool data loading can corrupt the tool offset table and cause machining errors.

If the message persists beyond 2-3 minutes, check the HMI for additional error messages or file transfer status indicators.

Verify tool data file integrity if loading from external media. Check file size and format match SINUMERIK specifications (typically .TOA, .TMA files).

Review the active NC program for tool management commands such as GETD, SETPIECE, or special tool load cycles.

Allow the program block to complete execution. The alarm will clear automatically when tool data processing finishes.

Check the tool offset tables after message clears to verify correct data was loaded (Offset menu > Tool List).

If this occurs unexpectedly, verify no unauthorized modifications were made to standard machining programs that would trigger tool data updates.

Check if the machine is connected to a centralized tool management system or network storage. Review PLC program for automatic tool data update functions.

Verify network connection stability using the HMI diagnostic screens (Diagnostics > Network > Active Connections).

Contact the system integrator or review machine documentation to understand automatic tool load triggers configured in the PLC or HMI application.

If synchronization repeatedly fails or hangs, temporarily disable automatic tool data updates in the PLC and load tool data manually to restore operation.

Disabling automatic synchronization may cause tool data mismatches in multi-machine environments.