The device editor provides parameters for the configuration of a device, which is managed in the
.To open the device editor for a specific device, do the following:
Double-click the node of the device in the
orSelect device in the
and execute the command via the contextual menu or via the menu.The configuration views invisible.
dialog box allows you to make the generic deviceThis chapter describes the main device editor dialogs. Bus-specific configuration dialogs are described separately.
The title of the main dialog consists of the device name, for example
.Depending on the device type, the device editor can provide the following tabs:
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Configuration of the connection between programming system and a programmable device (controller). The tab that is displayed depends on the mode selected with the parameter dialog box. in the |
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Display or configuration of the device parameters. |
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Display or configuration of the device parameters of PacDrive controllers. |
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List of applications running on the controller. Refer to the description in the Program chapter. |
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List of files that are downloaded to the controller with an application download. |
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Configuration of a file transfer between host and controller. |
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Display of the controller log file. |
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Configuration of:
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Services |
Lets you configure the online services of the controller (RTC, device identification). |
User management concerning device access during runtime. |
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Configuration of the access rights on runtime objects and files for the particular user groups. |
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Access rights of individual user groups to symbols (symbol sets) on the device. |
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Display of inputs and outputs assigned to the defined task - used for troubleshooting. |
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Ethernet Services |
Ethernet_1 and Ethernet_2 tabs summarize the Ethernet connections. The IP Routing tab allows you to configure the routes and the cross network transparency through IP Forwarding options. The Ethernet Resources tab allows you to calculate the number of connections and channels configured. |
Device-specific status and diagnostic messages. |
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Diagnostic Table |
Displays the errors detected by the controller. The data can be accessed using the syntax NameOfControllerInDeviceTree.NameofParameter. Example: MyController.SA_NbPowerOn. |
General information on the device (for example: name, provider, version). |
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Mapping of the input and output channels of an I/O device on project (application) variables. |
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OPC UA server configuration |
Provides various functionalities to edit the server configuration file ServerConfig.ini on the Compact Flash (CF) card of the controller. The OPC UA server configuration allows you to perform the following actions:
This function is not available for all controllers. Consult the Programming Guide specific to your controller. |