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Chapter<br />
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2 <strong>In</strong>stalling the PCM<br />
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This chapter explains how to install a Programmable Coprocessor Module (PCM) in a<br />
Series <strong>90</strong> <strong>PLC</strong> system and how to install the necessary software. There are several easy<br />
steps in preparing the PCM for CCM communication or developing and executing a<br />
MegaBasic program.<br />
This chapter is divided into the sections listed below. The necessary equipment and<br />
software packages required for the installation process are included in the following<br />
table. After that, each section describes one step of the installation procedure in detail.<br />
Not all steps are necessary for every application.<br />
Section Title Description Page<br />
1 <strong>In</strong>stalling the PCM<br />
Hardware<br />
2 Configuring the PCM<br />
with Logicmaster <strong>90</strong><br />
Software<br />
3 Configuring the Series<br />
<strong>90</strong>-<strong>30</strong> PCM with the<br />
HHP<br />
4 TERMF <strong>In</strong>stallation<br />
and Configuration<br />
Section 1 contains the first step in the installation<br />
procedure. This step is always requried. It describes<br />
the physical installation of the PCM in a Series <strong>90</strong><br />
rack. Hardware descriptions are also included.<br />
Section 2 contains the second step in the installation<br />
procedure. This step is always required for a Series<br />
<strong>90</strong>-<strong>70</strong> application and for most Series <strong>90</strong>-<strong>30</strong><br />
applications (those not relying on autoconfig.)<br />
It describes how to add a PCM to the Series <strong>90</strong> I/O<br />
configuration, using Logicmaster <strong>90</strong> configuration<br />
software.<br />
The PCM parameters can be edited with the Hand-<br />
Held Programmer if you have a Release 3 or later<br />
CPU and a Release 2.51 or later PCM. Section 3<br />
describes how to do this.<br />
Section 4 describes how to install TERMF software<br />
on a programming computer and configure TERMF<br />
for the computer. This step is required for MegaBasic<br />
programming.<br />
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5 Using TERMSET to<br />
Configure TERMF or<br />
PCOP<br />
Section 5 describes how to run TERMSET to modify<br />
the TERM.DAT file. If you are using PCOP, refer to<br />
the Series <strong>90</strong> PCM Development Software (PCOP)<br />
User’s Manual, GFK-0487, for instuctions on installing<br />
PCOP.<br />
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