ABB Wireless Proximity Switches Planning And Installation Manuallines page 34

Planning and
Installation Guidelines
Technical Description
Procedure Display content *)
SET-MAIN menue
SET
/\ or \/
FB PARAMETERS
OK, /\ or \/
01 CELL ID
OK
02 CFG 01
OK, /\ or \/
0010010001101110
05 CFG 04
OK, /\ or \/
*) All sensor information and cell-ID identifications are examples; XXX stands for blinking display
34 Planning and Installation Guidelines
Display of the field bus parameters for the configuration of the input module
The field bus parameters contain in the first parameter set the Cell-ID - range identification
of the input module (CELL ID). The further eight (CFG 01... CFG 08) show for 16 sensor
numbers each, whether these are configured or not.
The display can change between hexadecimal, binary and decimal representation. In the binary
representation 16 sensors each, from right to the left ascending, are indicated as "1" for
configured" and as "0" for "not configured".
If the input module is connected via a field bus, which does not permit upload of the field bus
parameters into the machine control, but however in reverse direction, then the field bus
parameters can be manually copied from this display and be entered manually into the control
program (see 3.11.2).
Operator
options
/\ or \/
ESC
OK
/\ or \/
ESC
OK
HEX
/\ or \/
0032
ESC
OK
BIN
/\ or \/
ESC
OK
DEC
/\ or \/
04113
ESC
OK
Description
Change to another mode except RUN
Change to RUN mode
Change to system settings
Change to other systen setting in the SET-mode
Change to SET-MAIN menue
Change to display of the field bus parameters
Change between nine parameter sets 01 ... 09
Leave parameter-display mode
Change between hexadecimal, binary and decimal
representation
Change between nine parameter sets 01 ... 09
Leave parameter-display mode
Change between hexadecimal, binary and decimal
representation
Change between nine parameter sets 01 ... 09
Leave parameter-display mode
Change between hexadecimal, binary and decimal
representation
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