(Cat. No DSUT) Quick Reference for the Operator Mode

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1 (Cat. No DSUT) Quick Reference for the Operator Mode

2 Because of the variety of uses for the products described in this publication, those responsible for the application and use of this control equipment must satisfy themselves that all necessary steps have been taken to assure that each application and use meets all performance and safety requirements, including any applicable laws, regulations, codes and standards. The illustrations, charts, sample programs and layout examples shown in this guide are intended solely for example. Since there are many variables and requirements associated with any particular installation, Allen-Bradley does not assume responsibility or liability (to include intellectual property liability) for actual use based upon the examples shown in this publication. Allen-Bradley publication SGI 1.1, Safety Guidelines For The Application, Installation and Maintenance of Solid State Control (available from your local Allen-Bradley office) describes some important differences between solid-state equipment and electromechanical devices which should be taken into consideration when applying products such as those described in this publication. Reproduction of the contents of this copyrighted publication, in whole or in part, without written permission of Allen Bradley Company, Inc. is prohibited. Important: We recommend you frequently backup your application programs on appropriate storage medium to avoid possible data loss.

3 The Data-Set Setpoint Transfer Utility lets you transfer a part from one machine to another. You can save the part to either a floppy disk or a hard drive and then restore it to a machine of your choice (or the same machine). You can also print part files. (See page 2 for the definitions of parts and part files.)

4 We make the following assumptions in this document: The Data-Set Setpoint Transfer Utility is already installed on your computer. Masks (.MSK), Part Definition Files (.PDF), and Display Definition Files (.DDF) are configured for your application. Your operator screens can vary from the screens shown in this quick reference, which are only typical customer screens. When you see: Save Part Press the function key. Select Path When we refer to DOS: F7 The difference between a part and a part file is: Press the [Return] or [Enter] key. Press the [Esc] key to exit the displayed screen. Press the [F7] key to change to another disk drive or directory for saved and restored parts. Only choose this option if you do not want to use the defaults already specified. A part is a collection of setpoint values in a 1785 PLC processor. A part file is a collection of setpoint values on the diskette or hard drive. We mean MS-DOS, PC-DOS or Allen-Bradley DOS.

5 You can perform four main tasks using the Data-Set Setpoint Transfer Utility. This diagram summarizes the steps required to perform each task.

6 1. Turn on the computer. When the system self-test finishes, the DOS prompt appears: C:\> 2. At the DOS prompt, type: Data-Set(tm) Setpoint Transfer Utility A 6500 Series Software Product Copyright 1991, 1992 Allen-Bradley Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved Release 2.0 The main menu for the Data-Set Setpoint Transfer Utility appears This software is licensed to: Allen Bradley 625 Alpha Drive Highland Heights, OH Serial Number: AA0AA0AA Fri Jan 31, :53:09 Important: If the computer is not on a DH+ network, connect the computer directly to the PLC-5 processor (via a 1784-KT card, for example.) See the User s Manual, pub. no , for more combinations. Press a function key. Mode: Operator DataSet DH+ DataSet Sftware Config Mode Config Exit F1 F2 F5 F6 F10

7 1 At the main menu, press DataSet 2 Choose a function Data-Set(tm) Setpoint Transfer Utility A 6500 Series Software Product Copyright 1991, 1992 Allen-Bradley Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved Active Machine Identification Release 0 OVEN_ MIXER 60 OVEN_ This software is licensed 2 to: Allen Bradley :53: Alpha Drive Mode: Operator Highland Heights, OH Serial Number: AA0AA0AA 6 26 Exit Fri Jan 31, PACKAGE 50 WEIGHSCA Press a function key DataSet DH+ 15 FLOURMIX OVEN_3 DataSet Sftware Config Mode Config Exit ProgTerm F1 F2 F5 F6 Press a function key. F10 Save Part F3 Restore Part F4 Print File F9 Exit F10

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9 1 Use the arrow keys to highlight the machine that contains the part, then press 2 Use the arrow keys to highlight the part you want to save, then press 3 When you save a part, you can either give the part file a new part file name or use an existing part file name. To assign a new name, type the part file name (1 to 8 characters), then press If the name already exists, press to confirm the overwrite. Active Machine Identification 0 OVEN_ MIXER 60 OVEN_2 1 Parts 21 List OVEN_ Date Part Name Description Part /16/ C53A54 16oz_High_Fib_Bread 64 5 Part /15/1991 Parts List OVEN_1 11A11A11 12oz_White_Loaf 6 Part /16/ Date 24X45W22 Part 4oz_Wheat_Bun Name Description 7 Part /15/ A39Q99 Choc_Chip_Cookies Part 305 PACKAGE 06/16/ WEIGHSCA 55A22A66 English_Muffins DONUT.PRT Part 1 04/16/ C53A oz_High_Fib_Bread Part 6 11/23/ R42S99 Dinner_Rolls MUFFIN.PRT Part 2 06/15/ A11A oz_White_Loaf Part 7 09/17/ Q22Q99 Yeast_Doughnuts BREAD.PRT Part 3 06/16/ X45W oz_Wheat_Bun Part 8 01/28/ X13W98 Blueberry_Muffins COOK.PRT Part 4Path 06/15/1991 Name 53 76A39Q99 73 Choc_Chip_Cookies Part 9 02/15/ P22P76 Butter_Croissants ROLL.PRT Part 14 Part /12/1992 C:\DSUT\ARCH\PLC5\ 5 06/16/ A22A66 English_Muffins 54 88Q22Q88 Shrimp_Egg_Rolls 74 Part 6 15 FLOURMIX Retrieving data 35 for part display. ESC 11/23/1991 exits 09R42S99 Dinner_Rolls Part 7 09/17/ Q22Q99 75 OVEN_3 Yeast_Doughnuts 16 Reading XXX:XX XX 36 Part 8 01/28/ X13W98 76 Blueberry_Muffins Part 9 02/15/ P22P76 77 ProgTerm Butter_Croissants...Working ESC Part exits 10 01/12/ Q22Q88 Shrimp_Egg_Rolls Use arrow keys Use arrow and RETURN keys and to select RETURN item to select to be item saved. to be saved. Enter a 1 to 8-character PART NAME and RETURN (or press ESC to exit). LOAF.PRT Select Path F7 3 (optional) You may want to change a path when saving or restoring part data to a floppy disk or non-default directories. See page 11.

10 Parts List OVEN_1 4 To save the file, press Date Part Name Description DONUT.PRT Part 1 04/16/ C53A54 16oz_High_Fib_Bread MUFFIN.PRT Part 2 06/15/ A11A11 12oz_White_Loaf BREAD.PRT Part 3Path 06/16/1991 Name 24X45W22 4oz_Wheat_Bun COOK.PRT Part 4 06/15/ A39Q99 Choc_Chip_Cookies C:\DSUT\ARCH\PLC5\ ROLL.PRT Part 5 06/16/ A22A66 English_Muffins Part 6 ESC 11/23/1991 exits 09R42S99 Dinner_Rolls Part 7 Upload 09/17/1991 Info 45Q22Q99 Yeast_Doughnuts Part 8 01/28/ X13W98 Blueberry_Muffins Part 9 02/15/1992 Device: 34P22P76 OVEN_1 Butter_Croissants Part Part 1 10 being saved 01/12/1992 to LOAF.PRT 88Q22Q88 Shrimp_Egg_Rolls There are 536 words in 1 mask. Press a key,enter Y<RETURN>to confirm;entern<return>,or<esc> to abort. Do you wish to save file under these conditions? Yes F8 No F10 A message appears: FILE SAVED SUCCESSFULLY. To cancel the save request, press

11 Active Machine Identification 1 0 OVEN_ MIXER 60 OVEN_ Parts 23 List OVEN_ Date Part Name Description Part /16/ C53A54 16oz_High_Fib_Bread 66 7 Part 27 06/15/ A11A11 12oz_White_Loaf Part 30 PACKAGE 06/16/ X45W22 WEIGHSCA 4oz_Wheat_Bun Part /15/ A39Q99 Choc_Chip_Cookies Parts List Part /16/ A22A66 English_Muffins OVEN_1 72 Part 6 11/23/ R42S99 Dinner_Rolls Part 7 09/17/1991 Date 45Q22Q99 Part Yeast_Doughnuts Name Description 14 Part /28/ X13W98 Blueberry_Muffins 74 DONUT.PRT 15 FLOURMIX Retrieving Part data 935 for 02/15/1992 Part part 1display /16/ P22P76 22C53A54 Butter_Croissants 75 OVEN_316oz_High_Fib_Bread MUFFIN.PRT 16 Reading Part XXX:XX XX /12/1992 Part /15/ Q22Q88 11A11A11 Shrimp_Egg_Rolls 76 12oz_White_Loaf BREAD.PRT Part 3 06/16/ X45W22 4oz_Wheat_Bun ProgTerm COOK.PRT Path Part Name 4 06/15/ A39Q99 Choc_Chip_Cookies ROLL.PRT...Working C:\DSUT\ARCH\PLC5\ Part 5 06/16/ A22A66 English_Muffins LOAF.PRT Use arrow keys and RETURN to Part select 6 item 11/23/1991 to be saved. 09R42S99 Dinner_Rolls Part 7 09/17/ Q22Q99 Yeast_Doughnuts Part 8 01/28/ X13W98 Blueberry_Muffins Use arrow keys and Part RETURN 9 to 02/15/1992 select item to 34P22P76 be restored. Butter_Croissants Part 10 01/12/ Q22Q88 Shrimp_Egg_Rolls Use the arrow keys to highlight the machine that the part file will be restored to, then press 2 Use the arrow keys to highlight the part you want to replace, then press 3 Use the arrow keys to highlight the part file to be restored, then press You have the option of changing a path. See page 11. Use arrow keys and RETURN to select item of interest. Select Path F7

12 4 To restore the part file, press A message appears: FILE RESTORED SUCCESSFULLY. Parts List Date Part Name Description DONUT.PRT Part 1 04/16/ C53A54 16oz_High_Fib_Bread MUFFIN.PRT Part 2 06/15/ A11A11 12oz_White_Loaf BREAD.PRT Part 3 Path 06/16/1991 Name 24X45W22 4oz_Wheat_Bun COOK.PRT Part 4 06/15/ A39Q99 Choc_Chip_Cookies ROLL.PRT Part C:\DSUT\ARCH\PLC5\ 5 06/16/ A22A66 English_Muffins LOAF.PRT Part 6 ESC 11/23/1991 exits 09R42S99 Dinner_Rolls Part 7 09/17/ Q22Q99 Yeast_Doughnuts Part 8 01/28/ X13W98 Blueberry_Muffins Part 9 02/15/ P22P76 Butter_Croissants Part 10 Download 01/12/1992 Info 88Q22Q88 Shrimp_Egg_Rolls Device: OVEN_1 Part 1 being restored from DONUT.PRT to OVEN_1 Press a key,enter Y<RETURN>to confirm;entern<return>,or<esc> to abort. Do you wish to restore file under these conditions? Yes F8 No F10 To cancel the restore request, press

13 3 (optional) You may want to change a path when saving or restoring part data to a floppy disk or non-default directories; otherwise, the part files will be saved to default directories on a hard drive. a. Press b. Type a valid MS-DOS path name and press Parts List Date Part Name OVEN_1 Description DONUT.PRT Part 1 04/16/ C53A54 16oz_High_Fib_Bread MUFFIN.PRT Part 2 06/15/ A11A11 12oz_White_Loaf BREAD.PRT Part 3 06/16/ X45W22 4oz_Wheat_Bun COOK.PRT Part 4Path 06/15/1991 Name 76A39Q99 Choc_Chip_Cookies ROLL.PRT Part C:\DSUT\ARCH\PLC5\ 5 06/16/ A22A66 English_Muffins Part 6 ESC 11/23/1991 exits 09R42S99 Dinner_Rolls Part 7 09/17/ Q22Q99 Yeast_Doughnuts Part 8 01/28/ X13W98 Blueberry_Muffins Part 9 02/15/ P22P76 Butter_Croissants Part 10 01/12/ Q22Q88 Shrimp_Egg_Rolls Examples of valid MS-DOS path names are: A:\ selects the root directory of floppy disk drive A B: selects the default directory of floppy disk drive B C:\MYDIR selects the subdirectory MYDIR on fixed disk drive C Enter a 1 to 8-character PART NAME and RETURN (or press ESC to exit). Select Path F7

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15 1 When the print option menu appears, choose the option you need and then press the appropriate function key. All reports are printed to a file in either the default or specified print directory. To print: Press: set-up information for your Data-Set computer the contents of a part definition file (.PDF) (used to define the save/restore function) the contents of a mask file (.MSK) (used to define the save/restore function) the contents of a part file (.PRT) (your saved part) the contents of a data file (.DAT) (other saved data) Active Machine Identification 0 OVEN_ MIXER 60 OVEN_ Print Options PACKAGE 50 WEIGHSCA 70 F1 Print Machine Configurations F232 Print Part Definitions F333 Print Mask Definitions F434 Print Part Archive FLOURMIX F535 Print Data OVEN_ ProgTerm Press a function key. Machne Config F1 Part Defns F2 Mask Defns F3 Part Archved F4 Data 2 If you choose to print the contents of a part definition file (.PDF), mask file (.MSK), part file (.PRT), or data file (.DAT), a list of stored files appears. F5

16 Print a File (continued) The pop-up window, which appears over the Active Machine Identification screen (upper right corner), varies depending on which function key you pressed Use the arrow keys to highlight what you want to print, then press BAKERY.PDF PS600.PDF PS600_3.MSK CH_COOK.MSK ENG_MUF.MSK DIN_ROLL.MSK YEA_DON.MSK BLU_MUF.MSK BUT_CROI.MSK E_ROLLS.MSK DONUT.PRT MUFFIN.PRT BREAD.PRT COOK.PRT ROLL.PRT LOAF.PRT CROISSAN.DAT MUFFIN.DAT

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