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Navigation Between the MMS and the PLC Utility
The MMS and the PLC Utility are designed for separate operation. The two systems have been integrated. The systems work simultaneously on the same computer. The two systems will not run at the same time. When the PLC utility is running, the MMS is not running.Shifting from the MMS to the PLC Utility
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You are on the "MMS Configuration" screen. Touch the "PLC Utility" button.
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You will see illustration 2.
Touch the "Start PLC Utility" button in order to continue. Touch the "Cancel" button in order to return to the MMS. Note: The PLC Utility will start. The MMS will shut down. The MMS will not run while the PLC Utility is running.Shifting from the PLC Utility to the MMS
You are on the overview screen. See illustration 7. Touch the "Return to Main Application" button.
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You will see illustration 3.
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Touch the "Start MMS" button in order to return to the MMS. A few minutes may elapse while you shift the applications. While switching some program groups may be visible. Do not start any applications while you start the MMS.Setup of the Card
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The new utility is pre-configured for your system. You can update the utility.You are on the overview screen. See illustration 7. Touch the "Card Setup" button.
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The system will display a list of all the cards. The system will prompt the user to select a card. You will see the "Select the Card to Configure It" window. Touch any card. This displays all of types of cards.Touch the appropriate type of card. Note the abbreviation that appears at the bottom of the card. AI - 4-20mA Analog OutputTC - ThermocoupleRTD - Resistance Temperature DetectorDI - Digital Inputs DO - Digital Outputs"OTH" - OtherWhen a card is not configured or a card is configured "None", an abbreviation will not be displayed.Each card's configuration is saved as a file. The file is located in the directory C:/bs/plcmon. The files are specified according to the number of the slot.Return to the main screen once all of the cards have been configured. Touch the "Return" button in order to return to the main screen. Overview Screen
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The overview screen shows the general status of the PLC and the general status of communications. The information that is available on the overview screen is in the following list:
The "DDE Status" indicator reports the status of the Dynamic Data Exchange. A green status light indicates good communications. A red status light indicates that there is no DDE communication.
The "PLC Mode" reports the status of the PLC program. The following terms will depend on the setting in the PLC: Program, Remote, Remote Run and Run.
The "PLC Fault" indicator will be green for no faults. The "PLC Fault" indicator will be red when there is a fault.
Each card will display the type of configuration as well as the status. A card that displays a "Disabled" status indicates that the card was never configured or that the communications
The MMS and the PLC Utility are designed for separate operation. The two systems have been integrated. The systems work simultaneously on the same computer. The two systems will not run at the same time. When the PLC utility is running, the MMS is not running.Shifting from the MMS to the PLC Utility
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You are on the "MMS Configuration" screen. Touch the "PLC Utility" button.
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You will see illustration 2.
Touch the "Start PLC Utility" button in order to continue. Touch the "Cancel" button in order to return to the MMS. Note: The PLC Utility will start. The MMS will shut down. The MMS will not run while the PLC Utility is running.Shifting from the PLC Utility to the MMS
You are on the overview screen. See illustration 7. Touch the "Return to Main Application" button.
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You will see illustration 3.
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Touch the "Start MMS" button in order to return to the MMS. A few minutes may elapse while you shift the applications. While switching some program groups may be visible. Do not start any applications while you start the MMS.Setup of the Card
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The new utility is pre-configured for your system. You can update the utility.You are on the overview screen. See illustration 7. Touch the "Card Setup" button.
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The system will display a list of all the cards. The system will prompt the user to select a card. You will see the "Select the Card to Configure It" window. Touch any card. This displays all of types of cards.Touch the appropriate type of card. Note the abbreviation that appears at the bottom of the card. AI - 4-20mA Analog OutputTC - ThermocoupleRTD - Resistance Temperature DetectorDI - Digital Inputs DO - Digital Outputs"OTH" - OtherWhen a card is not configured or a card is configured "None", an abbreviation will not be displayed.Each card's configuration is saved as a file. The file is located in the directory C:/bs/plcmon. The files are specified according to the number of the slot.Return to the main screen once all of the cards have been configured. Touch the "Return" button in order to return to the main screen. Overview Screen
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The overview screen shows the general status of the PLC and the general status of communications. The information that is available on the overview screen is in the following list:
The "DDE Status" indicator reports the status of the Dynamic Data Exchange. A green status light indicates good communications. A red status light indicates that there is no DDE communication.
The "PLC Mode" reports the status of the PLC program. The following terms will depend on the setting in the PLC: Program, Remote, Remote Run and Run.
The "PLC Fault" indicator will be green for no faults. The "PLC Fault" indicator will be red when there is a fault.
Each card will display the type of configuration as well as the status. A card that displays a "Disabled" status indicates that the card was never configured or that the communications