Saving Settings Before Turning Off The Power And Restarting; Saving The Setting To The Controller [Data Save] - Omron FH-1 series User Manual

3 Basic Operations
3-6 Saving Settings before Turning OFF
the Power and Restarting
3-6-1

Saving the Setting to the Controller [Data Save]

Before you turn OFF the power supply to the Controller, save the data that you have set to the flash
memory in the Controller.
The settings data in the flash memory of the Controller are loaded everytime the Controller is restarted,
so make sure to use the [Data save] command to save the settings data to the flash memory in the
Controller. Then, always restart the Controller. The settings data will not take effect unless you restart
the Controller. If you do not save the data to the flash memory in the Controller, changes to the settings
will be lost when you turn OFF the power supply.
1
In the Main Window (layout 0), click the [Data save] button in the Toolbox Pane to save the set-
tings data.
2
Turn OFF the power supply to the Controller and exit the system.
Additional Information
• Data That Is Saved
Scene data and system data are saved in the Controller. Logged images and data that are
saved in the RAM disk are not saved. Perform any of the following procedures to keep this
data.
• Copying Data Saved in the RAM disk to External Storage
Refer to 9-5 Copying or Moving Files between the Controller RAMDisk and an External
Storage Device on page 9-12.
• Changing the Save Destination for Logged Data to External Storage
Refer to 6-3-1 Logging Measurement Values and Measurement Images [Data Logging/
Image Logging] on page 6-8.
• Using the Scene Group Function
The scene data that is set for scene group 0 is saved in the Controller for models FZ5-L
series and FZ5-600 series. The scene data from scene groups 1 to 31 is saved to the exter-
nal storage and overwrites any previously saved data. (For the FH series or FZ5-800/1100/
1200 series, all data is saved in the Controller by default.)
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