WAGO -I/O-SYSTEM 750 Series Manual page 74

74 Commissioning WAGO-I/O-SYSTEM 750
753-661/000-003 4FDI 24V PROFIsafe V2 iPar
Another iParameter set description dialog opens. In this dialog, verify the
information given on the project, on the changes made, and on the personnel in
charge and change the information if need be. Click [OK] to confirm.
In the Input column of the parameter table, you can now make the desired
changes to the parameter values.
If you click on a parameter value with the left mouse button, depending on the
parameter you have selected, either a selection list of the possible settings for this
parameter will be displayed or you can enter the desired value directly.
A changed parameter value is marked with a pen symbol, which is displayed in
the first column of the parameter table.
After changing the parameter values, transfer them into the I/O module. To do so,
click on [WRITE] in the Safety Editor toolbar.
If you have assigned a password for the I/O module, you will now be asked to
enter it. After entering the password, the parameter values are transmitted and
verified by the I/O module.
The verified parameter values are then read out of the I/O module and displayed
in the Verification column of the parameter table.
Now compare the parameter values of the "Input" column with the values of the
"Verification" column line by line. If the values are identical, mark the line as
verified by activating the checkbox on the right side next to the Verification
column.
As soon as all lines have been verified (all checkboxes are activated), the
checkbox in the headline of the column is activated automatically.
Now save the new parameter values permanently in the I/O module by clicking
the [Save] button on the Safety Editor toolbar.
The I/O module now permanently stores the parameter values in the PROFIsafe
I/O module. The values are then read out once again and displayed in the Input
column of the parameter table for another check.
If all settings are correct, save the parameter set in a parameter file. To do so,
click [Save] in the Safety Editor toolbar.
The iParameter set description dialog opens for the detailed description of the
parameter file. In this dialog, enter information about the project, the changes
made, and the person responsible. Confirm your entries by clicking [OK].
Then the Save WAGO safety parameter set dialog opens. Enter a name for the
parameter file and select the directory in which the file is to be saved. Then click
on [Save] in order save the file to the hard disk.
In order to print the parameter values and the information about the parameter file,
click on the [Print] button in the Safety Editor toolbar.
Manual
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