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Also, be sure the Knowledge Builder client's server location is the same
as the Server location where the Control Builder's system Knowledge
Builder client is pointing. Knowledge Builder cannot receive updates from
beyond more than one server location. If there is a redundant pair of
Servers, it is best to define Server B as the target installation location of
Knowledge Builder.
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In the Library tab, select a new device block type under the Vendor's name.
This completes the procedure. Go to the next section Editing device block
parameters.
Editing device block parameters
Use the following procedure to edit selected block parameters using the Parameter
Definition Editor (PDE). This procedure assumes that you have completed the previous
procedure and have added fieldbus device block types to the Control Builder Library
tab.
ATTENTION
Be sure you review the Load Destination column for manufacturer specific
parameters listed on the Vendor tab.
The NOLOAD setting essentially means that the parameter will not be loaded
to the device, when the device is downloaded from the Project tab in Control
Builder, so the corresponding parameter in the device itself will not be
overwritten. The LOAD setting means that the parameter will be loaded to the
device and will overwrite the corresponding parameter in the device itself. Re-
set the Load Destination to LOAD, if you want to change the settings for any
given parameter during block configuration.
Step
1
On the Library tab, click the plus sign (+) for the fieldbus device type that
includes the blocks you want to edit. Do the same for the device icon to
expose its blocks.
2
Double-click the block you want to edit to open the Parameter Definition
Editor in the Control Drawing view pane of Control Builder.
3
View or edit parameters for the selected block in the Parameter Definition
Editor. Refer to the Parameter Definition Editor Reference book for more
information about using the Parameter Definition Editor.
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Experion PKS Series A Fieldbus Interface Module User's Guide
July 2010
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