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If you want
to . . .
ATTENTION
Be sure you load a device from Project before you load a Control Module
that contains instantiable blocks. If you load a Control Module that contains
instantiable block(s) before the associated device in Project is loaded and its
blocks instantiated, the Control Module load will fail.
u) Open device icon hierarchy in
De-
Project tab.
instantiate
(delete) an
v) Right-click applicable instantiated
instantiated
block icon in hierarchy and select
block from
delete from the shortcut menu.
Project tab.
w) Click Continue button to initiate
action and track progress in
Delete dialog.
x) Upon successful deletion the
instantiated block icon is removed
form the device hierarchy.
y) You cannot delete an instantiated
De-
block directly from a physical
instantiate
device.
(delete) an
instantiated
z) You must first delete the CM from
block from
Monitor, unassign or delete the
physical
instantiated block from CM in
device
Project tab, and then delete the
block as noted in the row above.
aa) Load device from Project to re-
synchronize contents with
physical device.
bb) Load reconfigured CM.
cc) Right-click device icon and select
Upload from the shortcut menu.
Click Continue to load device data
into the Monitor database.
R400 Experion PKS Series A Fieldbus Interface Module User's Guide
July 2010
3. Fieldbus Integration With Experion System
Then,
Honeywell
3.8. Block Instantiation Support
Notes and References
You cannot delete an
instantiated block that is
contained in a Control
Module unless you un-
assign or delete the block
from the CM first.
Also, you cannot delete an
Instantiable block from
Project, if it is loaded and
viewable in the Monitor tab.
You must re-load Project
device to re-synchronize
contents with physical device
after any control strategy
changes or physical device
maintenance that may alter
contents in either device.
Deleting a block from
Monitor tab, does not de-
instantiate a block in a
device. Only a load of a
device will achieve this.
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