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CLONING
(for copying parameter settings to multiple controllers)
Once a controller has been programmed to the desired settings, these
settings can be transferred as a group to other controllers, thus creating a
family of “clone” controllers with identical settings. Cloning only works
between controllers with the same model number. For example, the
programmer can read all the information from a 1209M-5501 controller
and write it to other 1209M-5501 controllers; however, it cannot write
that same information to 1209M-6401 controllers.
To perform cloning with the 1311 handheld programmer, plug the
programmer into the controller that has the desired settings. Scroll down
to the Functions menu; “Settings” is the only function included here. Select
“Get settings from controller” to copy the settings into the programmer.
Plug the programmer into the controller that you want to have these
same settings, and select “Write settings to controller.”
To perform cloning with the 1313 handheld programmer or 1314
PC Programming Station, use the Programming menu.
3 — PROGRAMMABLE PARAMETERS:
Misc. Parameters
MISCELLANEOUS PARAMETERS, continued
ALLOWABLE
PARAMETER
RANGE
DESCRIPTION
Rev Input / Main Driver
0 – 2
This parameter determines the signal input at the controller’s J5 terminal;
see basic wiring diagrams, Figures 4 and 5.
0 = reverse input and main driver both inactive; use this setting
if you are replacing an earlier model with no J5 terminal
and want to leave the wiring as it was.
1 = Reverse input active (see page 7 description, and Figure 5).
2 = Main driver active (see page 7 description,see Figure 4).
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