Siemens SIPROCESS GA700 Operating Instructions Manual page 50

Combined operation
5.5 Plug & measure permitted activities
Table 5- 7
Case
PM
New
New
Data synchronization: PM parameters are transferred to the AMx (x=1 or 2), parameters of the
1)
AMx are transferred to the PM
Serial number stored in the PM is also the serial number of the device
2)
Table 5- 8
Case
PM
Replaced
Replaced
Data synchronization: PM parameters are transferred to the AMx (x=1 or 2), parameters of the
1)
AMx are transferred to the PM
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Plug & Measure installation of a PM into an existing (configured) device / replacement of
a PM in an existing (configured) device
Description
AMx
Un- The PM electronics is replaced. "-" is
changed displayed instead of the serial num-
ber. At least one AM remains in the
device.
Un- PM electronics with new serial num-
changed ber is installed.
Plug & Measure - Replacement of a PM/Installation of a used AM
Description
AMx
Re- Assembly from inventory: Each
placed module has a serial number and has
been connected to another module
before. AM of the same type is re-
placed.
Re- Assembly from inventory: Each
placed module has a serial number and has
been connected to another module
before. AM of a different type is
replaced.
Data synchronization/Action
Automatic data synchronization
action required by user.
When there are two AMs in the device,
the new PM always synchronizes with
AM1.
The PM receives the data of the previ-
ously used PM, including its serial
number
2)
Automatic data synchronization
action required by user.
In this scenario, the replacement of the
PM electronics results in a loss of data
of the previously installed PM. In addi-
tion, the serial number is overwritten.
Data synchronization/Action
User action. Confirm with <ENTER> or
reject with <ESC>.
When the process is confirmed, stored
AM data is transmitted to the replaced
AM.
Automatic data synchronization
action required by user. Each module
retains its data.
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