
Rockwell Automation Publication 8720MC-RM001K-EN-P - September 2018
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Configure Parameters
Chapter 7
Protect Parameters with a Password
Factory parameter values are password protected using Parameter F.000
(setting password). But, even after the password has been set, some factory
parameters cannot be modified. Such parameters must be set after operation
has stopped.
Parameter F.018 (version information) is a read-only parameter, and therefore,
cannot be modified.
Display and Change Parameter Values
To display or change parameter values, the operation panel must be in Program
mode. Use the procedure described in the following sections to change
parameters in Program mode. For calling out the error log and resetting faults,
refer to
Troubleshoot the 8720MC-RPS Unit
beginning on
.
The user parameters are basic parameters that you can modify depending on
the application. Follow these steps to modify the user parameters.
1.
Press PRG until the PROGRAM status indicator turns ON and the
display shows U.---. You can access the User parameters. If U.--- is not
shown on the display, press the key or the key until U.--- appears on the
display.
2.
Press ENT. The first User parameter number (U.000) is displayed.
3.
Press
or
to move through the User parameters.
4.
When the desired parameter appears, press ENT. The parameter is
called out and the parameter value is displayed.
5.
Use
to increment the value and
to decrement the value.
6.
Press ENT to save the changed value. Pressing ENT displays the same
parameter number again, indicating that the value was saved.
• The value is not written to the memory until ENT has been pressed
• Pressing PRG returns you to the same parameter number, without
saving the value
• Parameter values are retained through a line dip or power shutdown
ATTENTION:
Only qualified electrical personnel familiar with the
construction and operation of this equipment and the hazards involved
should change the factory parameters. Read and understand this instruction
manual in its entirety before proceeding. Failure to change parameter values
correctly could result in destruction of the equipment, severe bodily injury or
loss of life.