GT10/GT30
6.2
Entering Configuration Settings with GTWIN
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Hold PLC Device
The Hold PLC Device function reads the values for the specified internal PLC device
to the SRAM in the GT30, and backs up the values.
Off ––– PLC devices are not held.
On ––– PLC devices are held (up to 24 words)
If “On” is selected for the above Hold PLC Device setting, “Device” and “Number of
Word” parameters are displayed. Clicking on the
button displays a dialog box like
that shown below, where the type of initial device, the address, and the number of words
can be specified.
Device Setting dialog box
Click on the button to display the pull–down
menu, and select the device from that menu.
Enter the address using the ten–keys.
The button functions as a backspace
key when entering addresses.
The button acts as a Clear key.
CAUTION
Data for PLC devices held in the GT30 will be written to the internal
PLC device the next time that the power supply is turned on.
The data held for the internal PLC device is backed up by means of
a lithium battery. The service life of the battery is approximately two
years. For detailed information, please see “What the Battery Does
(DT30)” on page 130.
6.2.8
GT Configuration Setting: “GT Internal Device Hold”
Clicking on the “GT Internal Device Hold” tab in the “GT Configuration Settings” dialog
box displays the screen shown below. “GT Internal Device Hold” is a function that holds
the values for an internal device (GDT or GWR) in the GT main unit.
Summary of Contents for GT10
Page 9: ...Table of Contents GT10 GT30 viii...
Page 10: ...ix Part I GT10 GT30 Main Unit...
Page 23: ...Safety Precautions GT10 GT30 xxii...
Page 24: ...Chapter 1 Specifications...
Page 37: ...GT10 GT30 1 5 Dimensions 14...
Page 38: ...Chapter 2 Installation and Wiring...
Page 48: ...Chapter 3 Setup...
Page 63: ...GT10 GT30 3 4 Setting the Basic Communication Area GT30 and PLC 40...
Page 64: ...Chapter 4 Connecting and Communicating with the PLC...
Page 94: ...Chapter 5 GT10 Configuration Settings...
Page 115: ...GT10 GT30 5 3 Entering Configuration Settings from the GT10 92...
Page 116: ...Chapter 6 GT30 Configuration Settings...
Page 138: ...Chapter 7 How the Various Functions Are Used...
Page 149: ...GT10 GT30 7 3 GT30 Bit Device Functions 126...
Page 150: ...Chapter 8 Servicing and Maintenance...
Page 157: ...GT10 GT30 8 5 Replacing the Backlight GT30 Only 134...
Page 158: ...Chapter 9 Troubleshooting...
Page 170: ...147 Matsushita Electric Works Europe AG Part II Screen Creation Tool Terminal GTWIN...
Page 174: ...Chapter 10 Preparing GTWIN...
Page 187: ...GT10 GT30 10 4 Procedures for Using GTWIN 164...
Page 188: ...Appendix A Code Tables...
Page 191: ...GT10 GT30 A 2 ASCII Code Table 168...