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Configuration saving and switching Configuration switching by selection The current configuration can be saved in one of the 3 non-volatile configurations in EEPROM using the "Save configuration" (SCS) parameter. In this case, it is not necessary to assign a function in the control word. Display terminal Current configuration (RAM) Modbus CANopen Network Industrial HMI terminal PLC Save configuration (SCS) Write 1 2 3 Configuration 0 (EEPROM) Configuration 1 (EEPROM) Configuration 2 (EEPROM) Factory settings One of the 3 non-volatile configurations in EEPROM can be restored to the current configuration using the "Restore configuration" (FCS) parameter. Note: Value 64 controls the return to factory settings. Display terminal Current configuration (RAM) Modbus CANopen Network Industrial HMI terminal PLC Restore configuration (FCS) Write 1 2 3 64 Configuration 0 (EEPROM) Configuration 1 (EEPROM) Configuration 2 (EEPROM) Factory settings [Macroconfiguration] (CFG) The configuration switching commands are only active if the drive is stopped, and not in "5-Operation enabled" state. 64
Configuration saving and switching Function parameters Code Description SCS Parameter name: Save configuration Logic address: 8001 = 16#1F41 Type: WORD (listing) CANopen index: 2032/2 Read/write: R INTERBUS index: 5FBC/9A DeviceNet path: 89/01/02 0=No save 1 = Save to configuration no. 0 2 = Save to configuration no. 1 3 = Save to configuration no. 2 FCS Parameter name: Restore configuration Logic address: 8002 = 16#1F42 Type: WORD (listing) CANopen index: 2032/3 Read/write: R INTERBUS index: 5FBC/9B DeviceNet path: 89/01/03 0=No restore 1 = Restore configuration no. 0 2 = Restore configuration no. 1 3 = Restore configuration no. 2 64 = Factory setting 65
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Altivar 61 User's manual Communicat
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Table of Contents Measurement param
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Documentation structure Installatio
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Presentation All the drive function
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Profiles What is a profile? There a
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I/O profile Definition The behavior
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Page 18 and 19: DSP402 profile DSP402 state chart D
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[1.8 FAULT MANAGEMENT] (FLt-) [PTC
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