Kinda useless for anyone else - but handy for me if I ever need it
1st time use:
Options -> Customise
Set zip program
Right click main window
-> Device Catalog
-> Left click and drag onto main window (device)
MLFB-> 7,8,9,10.....5-4EB
9/1 -> O
9/2 -> S (on side of machine)
Device properties are 1 right click away
-> Comms parameters
Settings
-> Right click / double click on object
DAS -> DAC
Reg D/A -> PLC
IEC61850
- Universal naming
- Universal comms
Two comms loops
- SCADA
- Engineering Comms
Garrettcom uses Telnet
FT14 -> 10mb
FTEHR -> 100mb
To creating more than 1 setting group
-> Setting
-> Device config
-> Adjust setting group -> Enable
Power system data
Matrix
-> view -> collapse -> ALL
double click these info source destination
Disable filter on top bar
Can add groups -> E.g. motor control by right clicking left bar
motor control -> rt click -> info -> tagging -> drag into motor control
source -> F -> rt click -> F1
Latched o/p (rt click) -> push and stay closed
destination -> CFC -> configured
I/O in relation to cfc/matrix
matrix o/p -> ? destination
CFC -> RT/Click -> create new
CFC(1) -> rt click -> Properties
CFC uses same L->R as scematics
Blocks use D/O in values of eg 5=5%
R/click inputs to assign inputs
Can do more than 1 point user defined fields
e.g. motor control -> motor on
-> less than 5%
EDIT -> Run sequences (in charts)
000 000
CTRL/Q0 GIGO 1 SPCSO 1 SP EXSP
Q1
Is this similar to the clipsal stuff?
Can connect from CFC page 1 to CFC page 2 but not between CFC's
Destination display
www.farrst.blogspot.com
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Wednesday, August 25, 2010
Wednesday, January 21, 2009
Changing CAPS to lowercase in EXCELL
The =PROPER() function will do this for most records.
Let's say your data is in A2:G600
Over in blank columns off to the right, enter a formula of =PROPER(A2)
Copy this formula from, say H2 to H2:N600. Make the shape of this range of formulas match the shape of your original range. If you original data has 7 columns, make this data have 7 columns.
You then have to change the formulas to values using these steps:
Highlight your range of formulas - H2:N600
Edit > Copy
Edit > Paste Special > Click Values > Click OK
Let's say your data is in A2:G600
Over in blank columns off to the right, enter a formula of =PROPER(A2)
Copy this formula from, say H2 to H2:N600. Make the shape of this range of formulas match the shape of your original range. If you original data has 7 columns, make this data have 7 columns.
You then have to change the formulas to values using these steps:
Highlight your range of formulas - H2:N600
Edit > Copy
Edit > Paste Special > Click Values > Click OK
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