Reading And Setting Of Non-Numerical Parameters; Reading And Setting Strings - ABB REC 561 User Manual

ABB Network Partner AB
Version 1.0-00
6.2 Reading and setting of
non-numerical
parameters
6.3 Reading and setting
strings
Local man machine
communication
Non-numerical parameters can be set to predefined non-numerical values,
for example, On - Off for the activation of different functions.
.path1/path2
Parameter=
ABC
a)
.path1/path2
Parameter=
XYZ
d)
Fig. 10
The top row shows the previous and present menus (.path1/path2) and
indicate the position in the complete menu tree. The parameter name is
highlighted, which means that you can enter a value. Select E to switch
from Fig. 10a to Fig. 10b. The current non-numerical value appears in the
third row.
Select the up or down arrows to switch between the current non-numerical
values (Fig. 10b, 10c, and 10d). Select E again to enter the new value
(transition from Fig. 10d to 10e).
Strings are the parameters within the terminal that can have user-defined
names. Typical examples of strings are names of substations and lines
within them, and names of different input signals connected to binary
inputs.
.path1/path2
Parameter=
LIMbft34ytr7nlhd
.path1/path2
Parameter=
Line 37
Fig. 11
Each string can be displayed in one row (13-16 characters).
.path1/path2
Parameter=
E
ABC
b)
.path1/path2
Parameter=
E
XYZ
e)
Setting and reading the enumerators
E
a)
E
c)
Setting a string
1MRK 580 156-XEN
.path1/path2
Parameter=
XBA
c)
.path1/path2
Parameter=
Line 37ytrnlhd
b)
.path1/path2
Parameter=
Line 37
d)
Page 3 - 29
(X80156-10)
(X80156-11)