Description of the debug screens

At a Glance

The debug screens have a common header, made up of a module zone and a channel/function zone.

Module zone

This table describes the module zone:

Light	State	Meaning
RUN	On	Module is operating
ERR	On Flashing	Module is out of service Communication error with the processor
IO	On	Process error (AX_FLT %Ir.m.c.2 bit) Module failed. In choosing the Default tab associated with this button, a diagnostics window appears in order to clarify the source of the error (See Diagnostics and maintenance).

Channel/function zone

In addition to Channel and Function options (common to all screens), this zone also includes a mode selector button and an unforcing button:

Command	Function
	Button to select the operating mode If you want to change the operating mode, click on the name of the new mode to be selected (or click as many times as necessary on the button). Using the keyboard, select the button using the Tab key then press as many times as necessary on the Space bar. You can also access the operating modes via the View menu. When the selected mode is actually recognized by the module, the monitoring zone for movements in the selected mode is displayed. Caution: although selected, it is possible for the selected mode not to be recognized by the module channel (for example, if the PLC is in STOP mode).
	The unforcing button enables global unforcing of all forced objects.

Command

Function

Button to select the operating mode

If you want to change the operating mode, click on the name of the new mode to be selected (or click as many times as necessary on the button).

Using the keyboard, select the button using the Tab key then press as many times as necessary on the Space bar.

You can also access the operating modes via the View menu.

When the selected mode is actually recognized by the module, the monitoring zone for movements in the selected mode is displayed.

Caution: although selected, it is possible for the selected mode not to be recognized by the module channel (for example, if the PLC is in STOP mode).

The unforcing button enables global unforcing of all forced objects.