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Ex. No.<br />

12 Settings of IM 151-7F-CPU<br />

The settings are displayed after double-clicking "IM 151-7F-<br />

CPU" in the hardware configuration of STEP 7 (see "overview<br />

picture").<br />

Picture Note<br />

Default value: 100 ms. It must be ensured<br />

that the F-module monitoring time must<br />

be larger than the call time of OB 35.<br />

Available in the "Protection" tab (Level of<br />

protection).<br />

A password has to be allocated in order to<br />

be able to set the parameter "CPU Contains<br />

<strong>Safety</strong> Program". It is only in this case<br />

that all required F blocks for safe operation<br />

of the F modules are generated during<br />

compiling the hardware configuration<br />

of STEP 7.<br />

Password used here: siemens<br />

Set mode: "Test mode"<br />

During Process Mode, the test functions<br />

such as program status or monitor/modify<br />

variable are restricted in such a way that<br />

the set permitted increase in scan cycle<br />

time is not exceeded. Testing with stoppoints<br />

and gradual program execution<br />

cannot be performed.<br />

During Test Mode, all test functions can be<br />

used without restrictions via PG/PC which<br />

can also cause larger extensions of the cycle<br />

time. Important: During test mode of<br />

the CPU, you have to make sure that the<br />

CPU or the process can "stand" large increases<br />

in cycle time.<br />

378 Functional Example No. AS-FE-I-012-V10-EN<br />

Settings of count module "1 COUNT"<br />

The settings are displayed after double-clicking "IM 151-7F-<br />

CPU" in the hardware configuration of STEP 7 (see "overview<br />

picture").<br />

For accordingly parameterized measuring mode, the module<br />

offers the option of speed measurement. This setting is default<br />

in our example (see figure above).

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