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Saving and re-using the configuration file
The configuration data you create in the WBM is saved on the RTU.
If you want to back up the data as well, you can also save the configuration data in the WBM
area. "Maintenance" on the configuration PC or on a plugged in SD card, refer to the section
Configuration (Page 99).
If you install a lot of RTUs which use a lot of identical configuration data, you can copy the
configuration file of one RTU, if necessary adapt it manually in a text editor and then transfer
it to another RTU. You can also adapt the data later in the second RTU.
First access to the WBM
The first time you call up the WBM, you need to establish the connection between the
configuration PC and RTU initially via the LAN interface of the RTU, refer to the section User
data for the first login to the WBM (Page 85).
When you have configured the required data of the WAN interface, you can also access the
RTU later via the mobile wireless network.
4.3
General functions of the WBM
Symbols of the title bar
The symbols in the title bar have the following significance:
Symbol
RTU3030C
Operating Instructions, 09/2017, C79000-G8976-C382-04
Function
Date and time of the last page update of the WBM in the local time of
the RTU (yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss)
Drop-down list for setting the WBM language
Name of the currently logged in user
Logout of the user
Number of connections to configuration PCs
Execution of the user program is turned off. Program execution is
started by clicking on the text.
Execution of the user program is turned on. Program execution is
stopped by clicking on the text.
Shows that the automatic updating of the WBM user interface is
enabled. The data is called up at 5 second intervals.
Shows that the automatic updating of the WBM user interface is
disabled.
Switches on the automatic updating of the WBM.
Only on pages on which no entries can be made.
Configuration (WBM)
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