Phoenix Contact Nanoline NLC-035-024D-04I-02QRD-05A, Руководство пользователя

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Set as Retentive – When a timer/counter is set as retentive, it stores the current (C) value of
the counter in memory in the event of a power failure. When power is restored, the stored
value is recalled, and the counter begins from that value.
To set the timer/counter as retentive, from the timer/counter list screen, use the

or

key
to highlight the desired timer/counter. Press the <OK> key, and then press the <4> key to
set the timer/counter as retentive.
Figure 5-30 Setting a timer/counter as retentive
To set the timer/counter as non-retentive, from the timer/counter list screen, use the

or

key to highlight the desired timer/counter. Press the <OK> key, and then press the <4> key
to set the timer/counter as non-retentive.
Figure 5-31 Removing the retentive setting
5.6.1.5 Register
From the “Monitor Data Items” menu, select 4 to display all the registers available in the
Nanoline and the status of each.
Figure 5-32 Register List
A list of registers appears. Use the

or

key to scroll through the list.
– The first column displays the number of the register number.
– The “r” indication means the register is retentive (saved when power to the Nanoline is
removed).
– The second column indicates the current value stored in the register.