The Parameter Configuration Window
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You can access the Parameter Configuration window for the 140 ERT 854 10 module by double-clicking on a module in the Quantum rack.
You can also open the configuration window by clicking on the module with the right mouse button.
Structure of the Parameter Configuration Window
The Parameter Configuration window contains general parameters for the module and the specific parameters for the four function blocks.
The parameters have been preset to default values contained in the "I/O Image", and can be modified by the user.
Parameters can only be edited when the application program is not running.
Parameters and Default Values
Structure of the Parameter Configuration window, general parameter
The following table provides an overview of the general module parameters and their default values.
Name
Default Value
Options
Meaning
MAPPING
WORD (IW-3X)
-
The default value cannot be changed because the 140 ERT 854 10 module normally reads the raw values from the input words (%IW-3X) and writes them to the output words (%MW-4X).
INPUT START ADDRESS
1
-
Input starting address
INPUT END ADDRESS
7
-
The ending address for the inputs results from the starting address for the inputs plus 6 because the module occupies seven %IW registers.
OUTPUT START ADDRESS
1
-
Output starting address
OUTPUT END ADDRESS
5
-
The ending address for the outputs results from the starting address for the inputs plus 4 because the module occupies five %MW registers.
TASK
MAST
MAST/FAST(AUX0/AUX1/AUX2/AUX3 only with CPU 6•• ••, MAST only with a M580 CPU)
MAST = Master Task is assigned
FAST = Fast Task is assigned
AUX = AUX Task is assigned
The settings for MAST/ TASK/ AUX are defined during CPU configuration.
MODULE:
MODULE NUMBER
0
1...127
User defined, inserted in event message. The uniqueness of the value is not checked. 0 = Default, no selection made
CLOCK
DCF/GPS-SYNC
DCF/GPS Clock
External synchronization in DCF77 format by the DCF or GPS clock.
Internal clock
Telegram synchronization. The clock runs either without monitoring or is monitored within a validity reserve.
No
Internal clock is deactivated
VALIDITY RESERVE
1 hour
1...254 hours
Internal clock: Time from the last synchronization until setting the TU bits and the time until the time stamp becomes invalid.
0
Internal clock: 0 = free run mode without elapsed time (TE/TU bits are not set)
1...5 hours
DCF/GPS Clock: 1 hour recommended
COMPLETE TIME REPORT
Yes
No/Yes
Switches the transfer of the complete time telegram (with month and year) on or off. Transfer of the complete time report is made as dummy event 1x directly before a time stamp event: the prerequisite is always transferring a time stamp event for monthly transitions, every start/stop of user programs, clearing the time stamp buffer, starting/setting the clock, otherwise the complete time report telegram is not sent.
WARM_RESTART:
CLEAR COUNTERS
No
No/Yes
Clear counter on warm restart
CLEAR TIME TAG BUFFER
No
No/Yes
Clear FIFO buffer on warm restart
ENABLE_AS_ERROR:
DCF GPS FAULT
No
No/Yes
Error values shown by the error LED "F". The enabled bits are treated as errors. Every disabled bit is treated as a warning (the error bits for an error during a self test are always set).
TIME INVALID
Yes
No/Yes
TIME NOT SYNCHRONIZED
No
No/Yes
BUFFER OVERRUN
Yes
No/Yes
Structure of the Parameter Configuration window, specific parameters for the four function blocks
The following table provides an overview of the specific parameters for the four function blocks and their default values. The parameters can be set individually for each block.
Name
Default value
Options
Meaning
BLOCK
1...4
1...4
Number of the selected function block.
FUNCTION
1 POINT WITH TIME TAG
DISCRETE
Only binary inputs
COUNTER
Binary and counter values
1 POINT WITH TIME TAG
Binary + 1 bit event logging
2 POINT WITH TIME TAG
Binary + 2 bit event logging
8 POINT WITH TIME TAG
Binary + 8 bit event logging
DEBOUNCE FILTER TYPE
STEADY STATE
STEADY STATE/INTEGRATING
Debounce filter mode
DECHATTERING
No
No/Yes
Disabling/enabling the chatter filter
The following parameters refer to all individual inputs (Exception: Chatter time refers to two inputs next to each other)
Name
Default value
Options
Meaning
INPUT
1...32
1...8, 9...16, 17...24, 25...32
Input number sequence for the function block selected
DISABLE
No
No/Yes
Impedes processing of input data for the input (always 0)
INVERT
No
No/Yes
Reverse polarity of the input
BOTH EDGES
Yes
No/Yes
Edge monitoring for both edges
DEBOUNCE TIME
1
0...255
Debounce time 0... 255 milliseconds
0 = without internal SW delay
CHATTERING COUNT
0
0...255
Chatter number 0... 255 (for event/counter inputs)
0 = Chatter filter deactivated
CHATTERING TIME
1
1...255
Chatter filter time duration 1... 255*0.1 seconds
Note: This setting refers to two inputs next to each other!
I/O Object
The %IW/%MW (3x/4x) register addressing mode established in the Quantum range is also used for 140 ERT 854 10. It reads the raw values from the input words (%IW-3x) and writes them to the output words (%MW-4x).