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Standard factory settings are shown bold.
Non-standard factory settings:
Chapter 1.5 "Type-dependent factory settings"
Parameter display independent of the controller type:
Chapter 7.2 "Controller"
Decimal places for some parameters depend on the device
setting:
Chapter 7.8 "Display/Operation/Service counter"
7.
Configuration level
Normal display
>2s
EXIT
F
or timeout
Navigation principle
one level
backward
EXIT
F
next/previous
parameter
Levels can be inhibited.
Chapter 4.4 "Defining various user levels"
TIP!
P arameters are not displayed unless the equipment level permits
the function assigned to the parameter. This means, for example,
that interface parameters can only be configured, if the device is
equipped with an interface.
TIP!
S ome parameters can only be programmed through the Setup
program. In the following tables, these are marked in the
"Parameters" column with "(Setup)".
TIP!
Standard factory settings are displayed bold in the following
tables in the "Value/Selection" and "Description" columns.
Non-standard factory settings are shown in Chapter 1.5
"Type-dependent factory settings".
TIP!
F or activation of binary input 2 the setup program is required
(Hardware assistant).
1
OPr /USEr
PArA
ConF
one level
forward
Configuration level ConF
- Analog input i nP
- Controller Cntr
- Ramp function rAFC
- Limit comparators LC
- Timer tFCt
- Outputs OutP
- Binary functions b , nF
- Display d , SP
- Interface i ntF
1. Either the Operator (OPr) or
the User level (USEr) exists
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