ASG X-PAQ ASG-NW2500-EIP Gebruikershandleiding - Pagina 15
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Programming Data Masks:
Default Mask: The default mask includes all of the input and output data. The addresses
are defined in the data input and data output sections of this manual. Selecting this value
will return the unit to it's default data settings.
Mask 1:
Output Byte
Parameter
OK/NOK
Result
Count
Batch
Rolling Count
Total
Mask 2 has no input bytes
All Off: The all off setting turns all of the incoming and outgoing data off. This is a great
place to start if the user only wants to send and receive a few bytes
Changing the Password:
Connection Status:
work is connected. If the network status is flashing green, the network is physically con-
nected but is not communicating with the module yet. If the network status is solid green
the device is on the network and communicating.
A few different automatically selectable data masks are resident in
memory. By selecting
one of these default masks, the user can set the input and output
data to one of several different defaults.
Location
Input Byte Location
0
Parameter
1
Batch Reset
2
Suspend
3
Batch
4
5
7
In order to gain access to the programming menu, the user must en-
ter a password. The password is a four digit (numeric) code.
All units ship with a default code of "0 1 0 4". This default code may
be changed to a value that is more easily remembered by the user.
In order to edit the password, select Edit Password from the program-
ming menu and press enter. To change the password use the LEFT
and RIGHT arrow keys to select any given digit in the address and
then use the UP and DOWN keys to alter that digit's value. Pressing
the enter key will allow the user to save the new password. The es-
cape key can be pressed any time during the editing process allowing
the user to return to the main menu without saving a new value.
The module status and network status can be displayed by this unit
as a means of trouble shooting this device. In order to view these
statuses, select Conn Status from the main menu by pressing the
ENT key. If the module status is red, something is wrong with the
Ethernet IP module. If the module status is green, the Ethernet IP in-
terface is functioning properly. If the network status is red, no net-
0
1
2
3
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Mask 2:
Output Byte
OK/NOK
Rolling Count
Location
0
1