Online Module Change Screen - Mitsubishi Electric GOT2000 Series User Manual

2.4.2

Online module change screen

This section explains the structure of the screen and the common operations when the online module change is executed.
The following shows the procedure of the online module change.
Step 1.
Check the following items, and then touch the [Execute] key.
• The message [Exchange module selection completed] is displayed in [Status].
• The lamp of [Execute module change] is on in [Operation].
• The Y signal of the target module is off.
Step 2.
The confirmation dialog for the module change appears.
Touch the [OK] key, and then check the following items.
• The message [Module replaceable] is displayed in [Status].
• The lamp of [Check installation] is on in [Operation].
To cancel the operation and return the screen to the system configuration screen, touch the return key or
[Cancel] key and then touch the [OK] button in a dialog appearing immediately after the cancellation.
Step 3.
Replace the target module, and then touch the [Execute] key.
Step 4.
When the module is correctly mounted, the following appears.
• The message [Module change completed] is displayed in [Status].
• The lamp of [Restart module control] is on in [Operation].
To cancel the operation and return the screen to the system configuration screen, touch the return key or
[Cancel] key and then touch the [OK] button in a dialog appearing immediately after the cancellation.
Step 5.
Touch the [Execute] key. When the module control is properly restarted, the screen returns to the system
configuration screen.
■1. Display contents and key functions
The following explains the structure of the [Online module change] screen and the function of the keys displayed on the
screen.
(1) Displayed contents
1) [Module name]
Displays the module name.
2) [Start I/O]
Displays the module start I/O.
3) [Status]
Displays the status of [Operation].
4) [Operation]
Displays the items executed in the actual operation.
The lamp of the item to be executed is on.
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