Siemens LOGO! PROM, Руководство по эксплуатации

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LOGO! PROM
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Operating Instructions, 02/2010, A5E02562962A-02
Power-up
The power for the LOGO! PROM is supplied by the plug-in power supply unit included with
the product.
CAUTION
If you use a different power supply unit to the one included with the product, make sure that
it complies with the safety regulations and bears a safety label.
The output voltage of the plug-in power supply unit must not exceed or fall short of the input
voltage range specified in the technical specifications.
Function test
After power-up, a double lamp test is performed, i.e. all the LEDs briefly light up red and
green. An operation monitoring LED is only present when a module or the PC cable is
inserted in the Master module slot. The relevant LED then lights up green or flashes red,
depending on the module type.
How to duplicate a master module
CAUTION
Make sure that no foreign bodies penetrate the module slots and never insert any modules
that are not approved by Siemens.
Insert your master module in the Master module slot. If the master module is detected
correctly, the LED above the Master module slot lights up green. If this LED flashes red,
copying is not possible (cause: module has copy protection).
The module slots '1' to '8' can be configured in any number and in any sequence. Module
slots can also be left free. However, only the modules of a LOGO! device line that have been
specified by the master module are programmed. Other inserted modules which are not
approved for the selected device line will not be changed and the relevant LED stays off. It is
not possible to copy 0BA3 modules to 0BA4/0BA5/0BA6 modules and vice versa.
The duplication procedure is initiated by briefly pressing the "Start/Reset" button.
The LED for the module flashes green to indicate that the current copying procedure or data
transfer is taking place. The LED stops flashing and becomes continuously green to indicate
that the programming procedure has been successfully completed. A continuously lit red
LED indicates that the programming procedure was not successful. During the current
programming procedure, already programmed modules (continuous green light) can be
removed. If a module for which a programming procedure is currently taking place (flashing
green LED) is removed, the programming procedure stops until this module has been
inserted again.
NOTICE
A programming procedure cannot be aborted once it is running.