Configuring The Blocks; Saving The Completed Tdb Program - Resource Data Management PR0750-TDB Installation & User Manual

Intuitive Mercury 6-5M Controller with TDB

Configuring the Blocks

Generally
Some types of blocks have an associated properties box use this to configure the block.
Property Box
An example of a properties box assigned to an Input is shown opposite: -
Name Field
Unit's field
Internal
Simulation Settings
Click OK to save any changes or Cancel to exit without saving.

Saving the completed TDB program

Once the design is complete, it can be saved by right clicking on the workspace and choosing "save changes". The password dialogue box
allows the user to enter a Read or Edit password. The password feature is unused by leaving all fields empty.
Read Password
Edit Password
Note: The Read and Edit features can be used in conjunction with each other.
Warning
Ensure that all power is
switched off before
installing or maintaining
this product
Type in the name of the item or leave the default name
Select the units from the drop-down menu if required.
Check this box to keep the item internal (Does not get displayed
on the values page when networked to a Data Manager). Uncheck
this box if you want the value to be displayed.
Type in a simulation value. Note. This value can be changed whilst
running a simulation.
Prevents a user from viewing/editing the TDB program within the Mercury TDB controller unless a valid Read
password is entered first.
Allows a user to view the TDB program within the controller but not make changes to the program unless a valid
Edit password is entered.
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