Setting this product as CPU No.2, No.3, or No.4
When selecting "Synchronize" for "Time Synchronization Setting," this product synchronizes the time of the CPU No.1
module.
The time of a programmable controller system will be equal to the time of the CPU No.1 module.
Time information of the CPU No.1 module is added to target data as a time stamp.
Data to which time information (a time stamp) is added
Data to which a time stamp is added is as shown below:
System
Programmable controller system
Windows
When not synchronizing time
This product does not synchronize time with the CPU No.1 module when the following conditions are satisfied: this product is
set as CPU No.2, No.3, or No.4 and "Do not Synchronize" is selected for "Time Synchronization Setting."
When not synchronizing time, this indicates that two clock-times exist in a programmable controller system, one on the CPU
No.1 module and the other on Windows.
In this case, each piece of time information is added to target data as a time stamp.
Data to which time information (a time stamp) is added
Data to which a time stamp is added is as shown below:
System
Programmable controller system
Windows
Windows time can be set in 'Date and Time' on Windows.
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Data to which a time stamp is added
• Event history
• Error history
Event log
Data to which a time stamp is added
• Event history
• Error history
Event log
Added time stamp
Windows time
(Time of the synchronized CPU No.1
module)
Added time stamp
Time of the CPU No.1 module
Windows time