Multiple Cpu Parameter Importing - Mitsubishi Electric MELSEC Q Series User Manual

15.2.2

Multiple CPU parameter importing

The following describes the procedure to utilize multiple CPU parameters set in another project.
For each setting screen and setting item, refer to the following.
Setting/Monitoring Tools for the C Controller Module Version 4 Operating Manual
(1) Operating procedure
The following is the procedure to import multiple CPU parameters set in another project.
1.
Start up the Setting/monitoring tools for the C Controller module.
2.
Create a project.
[Project]  [New]
3.
Select a source project and read out I/O assignment and multiple CPU setting data.
Project view  "Parameter"  "CCPU Parameter"
 <<I/O assignment settings>> / <<Multiple CPU settings>>  "Import Multiple CPU Parameter"
4.
Use the same setting for Points Occupied by Empty Slot in all CPU modules.
Project view  "Parameter"  "CCPU Parameter"  <<System settings>>
 "Points Occupied by Empty Slot"
5.
Acknowledge details of <<I/O assignment settings>>.
Project view  "Parameter"  "CCPU Parameter"  <<I/O assignment settings>>
Set the individual items that can be set in each CPU module for the multiple CPU system, as necessary.
Check that items with * in the setting screen are the same across all CPU modules.
6.
Acknowledge details of <<Multiple CPU settings>>.
Project view  "Parameter"  "CCPU Parameter"  <<Multiple CPU settings>>
Set the individual items that can be set in each CPU module for the multiple CPU system, as necessary.
Check that items with * in the setting screen are the same across all CPU modules.
7.
Set parameters for other than multiple CPU system.
8.
Save a project.
[Project]  [Save]
9.
Connect the PC to the C Controller module. (Page 125, Section 8.7)
10.
Write the parameters.
[Online]  [Write to CCPU]
11.
Reset the C Controller system. (Page 71, Section 6.3)
The written parameters are applied.
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