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Figure 112
- Safety Limits Editor.
The first time the Safety Limits Editor is run, the values shown in the textboxes will be the limits defined in
the safety standard. These are the default values for the standard. To change a safety limit, click on the
desired textbox and type in a value. Any value that differs from the default limit will appear in green text,
otherwise, the value will appear in black. Hovering the mouse pointer over a textbox will show the default
value of the safety limit.
All safety limit values on all tabs provided by the editor are automatically saved by ES601pc-US after
uploading the data to ES601-US. The safety limit data are also saved after downloading limits from ES601-
US into the editor, or exiting the editor to the main menu of ES601pc-US. An individual limit can be
reverted to its most recently-saved value by right-clicking on its textbox and choosing "Revert" in the popup
menu which will appear (
Figure 111
). Clicking the "Revert All" button at the bottom of the editor window
will revert all safety limits displayed on the current tab to the most recently-saved values.
An individual limit can be returned to its default value by right clicking on its textbox and choosing "Set
Default Limit" in the popup menu that will appear (
Figure 111
). Clicking the "Set All to Default" button at
the bottom of the editor window will return all the safety limit values on the current tab to their default
values.