Mitsubishi Electric SW1DNN-WS0ADR-B, Operating Manual

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The graphical user interface
How to configure a customized element:
 Select the new customized element in the element tree and use the sub-element
buttons under the element tree to add additional inputs or outputs. You can choose
between single-channel and various dual-channel input and output types. If you add
sub-elements, these will appear in the element tree one level below the customized
element.
 Select the new element in the element tree and enter a new name for it in the
General file card. It is not possible to save an element with a name that is already
used by another element. However, it is not necessary to enter the new element
name in all languages shown. You only have to change the element name in the
language that is currently set in the Setting and Monitoring Tool on your PC.
 Use the Browse... button at the bottom of the screen to assign a custom image to
any element or sub-element.
 If an element contains two or more sub-elements, the Extractable? option is
available. Elements based on a template that has been configured with this option
active can be expanded or “split” into their sub-elements which can then be treated
as individual elements (see Section 5.5.5).
 If the option Single test output is activated, all sub-elements of the element must
be connected to the same test output. Examples for this are the tested user mode
switches which must use either inputs I1/I3/I5/I7 if test output X1 is used or inputs
I2/I4/I6/I8 with test output X2.
 Enter the desired BOM (“bill of material”) information in the BOM info file card for
the used elements and sub-elements. This information will be used in the Setting
and Monitoring Tool report in the material list.
Figure 15:
Add or delete sub-elements
for a customized element
Figure 16:
Entering the BOM info for a
customized element