Configuration Files; Viewing And Editing The Configuration; To View Or Edit The Configuration - Honeywell touchpoint pro Operating Manual

4 Configuration Files

Only Honeywell trained and authorised persons or qualified persons trained in accordance with the Touchpoint Pro
Technical Handbook should edit, restore or delete configurations as errors can adversely affect system functions.

4.1 Viewing and Editing the Configuration

TPPR systems are normally configured to the customer's requirements on manufacture, but you can view and edit the
configuration if required.
A configuration timeout is activated when you enter the System Setup menu and you will be logged out of configuration if no
values are sent to the system for 20 minutes. Any changes that have already been sent to the system will be retained, but
any that have been made but not yet sent to the system will be lost. It may be necessary to login and return to System
Setup and set the module to Normal State before retrying the edits.
4.1.1

To View or Edit the Configuration

1. Log in as an Administrator or Engineer.
2. From the System Status screen select the Extras icon then System Configuration.
3. Re-enter the password and select Login.
4. Select System Setup.
5. Select the required module, and then click the Menu icon.
6. Select Edit Configuration and then follow the on-screen menus.
7. The screen will show the system setup tree listing all installed I/O modules and Control Centre Board(s).
8. Select the + beside each module to expand and show its four channels.
9. Select the required channel, select the Menu icon and select Edit Configuration.
10. Select the screen that you want to edit (refer to the previous sections).
11. Enter the required New Value and select Send.
12. The system will show the new values; select Accept.
13. Either edit another channel or Log out.
You should back up the TPPR system configuration once commissioning is completed, and again after any changes to the
setup or software. The TPPR safety system remains operational during this procedure but the controller touch screen, PC
Configuration software and Webserver may not be used.
The configuration may be backed up to SD card or USB drive. Backups are stored to a dedicated folder on the SD card or
USB drive. Backup files are allocated a sequential number to allow the latest backup to be identified.
The sequence number is determined by examining the files already present in the backup's directory. If more than one
storage device is used, the same number may be used on each device. A consistent backup regime should be used to
prevent data loss or confusion.
If backing up to SD card, the installed event logging SD card is normally used. This card may be briefly removed to copy the
backup file to a PC but the card should be refitted as soon as possible to avoid data loss.
It is possible to back up to a replacement SD card but any events that occur during the backup process will be logged to this
SD card and will not be available in the event history when the card is removed.
Note: Engineer access level is required to back up the configuration. Administrator access level is required to restore
configuration.
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