Mitsubishi Electric WS0-CPU0 Operating Manual page 46

Chapter 5
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Figure 18:
Configuration of the EFI
integrity test
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The graphical user interface
EFI system integrity test
The WS0-CPU1 or WS0-CPU3 can test the SICK EFI-compatible devices connected
to the EFI interfaces at every voltage reset. The following parameters can be
compared with the parameters saved the last time the CPU module was configured:
 Type code: A device with the same type code is expected.
 Serial number: A device with the same serial number is expected.
 Configuration data: A device with the same configuration data is expected.
If the parameters of the connected device do not match, the WS0-CPU1 or WS0-
CPU3 will use 0 for the input and output data of this EFI device and the corresponding
EFI LED (EFI1 or EFI2) will start flashing
If the configuration data is used for the EFI system integrity test, then it is imperative to
transfer the configuration of the connected SICK EFI-compatible devices before the
configuration of the CPU module is transferred.
If the configuration does not match the devices actually physically present a question
mark is displayed in the hardware configuration in Setting and Monitoring Tool at the
related EFI connection.
 An EFI-compatible device is physically present on this EFI connection but not in the
configuration of the CPU module. If you now upload the configuration using the
Transfer project command, this device will be added to the configuration of the CPU
module. Exception: If the configuration in the CPU module is verified, the sensor is
not corrected. In this case the configuration in the CPU module remains unchanged.
 An EFI-compatible device is configured on this EFI connection, but is not present
physically. In this case the icon for the device is displayed with a question mark. If
you now upload the configuration using the Transfer project command, this device
will be removed from the configuration of the CPU module. Exception: If the
configuration in the CPU module is verified, the sensor is not corrected. In this case
the configuration remains unchanged.
How to configure the EFI system integrity test:
 If the Setting and Monitoring Tool is connected to the WS0-CPU1 or WS0-CPU3,
click on Disconnect or change to the Edit mode.
 Right click on the CPU module and select the Edit... command from the context
menu. In the following dialog, click on the EFI button on the left side.
 Check all parameters that shall be used for the EFI system integrity test.
 Click OK to accept the settings and to close the dialog.
Red (1 Hz).