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1128600 SmartPAC 2 with WPC 2000 Integration User Manual
4-52 Initialization Mode
Additional Security
You can secure your WPC 2000 adjustments by installing a user-supplied keylock switch as
described in
Wiring a Keylock Switch to Prevent Changes to WPC 2000 Settings
, page 2-43.”
The switch works as follows:
•
Switch ON (grounded): prevents changes to any WPC 2000 settings in Program and Run
modes
•
Switch OFF (not grounded): Normal operation of Program and Run modes.
By using this keylock switch, you can prevent anyone from making changes to WPC 2000
settings in Program and Run modes. The keylock switch overrides the Security Access
settings discussed in the previous sections.
The following message displays at the bottom of the Press Control screen in Program and Run
modes when the keylock switch is closed at input 1:
THE PRESS CONTROL EDIT MODE IS LOCKED
.
BACKUP/RESTORE
This item, which displays on the Main Initialization Menu only when you have SmartPAC 2
version V5.32 or higher, enables you to back up and restore tools programmed on your
SmartPAC 2. Tools may be backed up to a network drive, or, if you have ordered the USB
Backup/Restore option (part no. 9679619), to a USB disk inserted in the SmartPAC 2 board.
You can back up as many as 200 tools per SmartPAC 2 as well as SmartPAC 2 Initialization
parameters.
Instructions for backing up tools to a network drive are provided on the SmartPAC2.com Web
site. Click on
See a Demo
, then on
Backup Setup Online Manual
. Instructions for backing
up tools to a USB disk are provided below.
Backing Up Tools to a USB Disk
The USB disk you use for backup must have at least 600 KB of free space in order to store all
tools and Initialization parameters on a SmartPAC 2. USB disks are available in a wide range
of capacities, and you should choose a device that will allow you to store backup information
for all your SmartPAC 2s. A USB disk that should meet most needs is available from Wintriss
(part no. 9679401).
Backup files are written to folders named “Backupnnnnnnnn,” where
nnnnnnnn
is the serial
number of the SmartPAC 2. Use of the serial number in the folder name allows SmartPAC 2–
and you–to identify the backup information pertaining to a particular control. Within folders,
there are at least two files, one for tool backups, named “nnnnnnnn-Tool,” the other for
Initialization backups, named “nnnnnnnn-Init.” Again,
nnnnnnnn
is the SmartPAC 2 serial
number.
When two or more backups have been performed on the same SmartPAC 2, two additional
files are maintained in the backup folder, named “nnnnnnnn-Tool.old” and