Echelon IzoT Commissioning Tool - Manual (Page 222)

and the device does not contain a Node Object functional block,
the device is placed offline. As with offline operation, portions
of a disabled device’s application may continue to function.
This option is not available for routers.
Source of CP Values Specify the source of the replacement device’s configuration
property values. You have three choices:
• OpenLNS Database. The configuration property values stored
in the OpenLNS network database for the old device will be
written to the replacement device.
• Defaults. The default configuration property values stored in the
device template will be written to the replacement device. This
option requires a device template based on a version 4 or higher
XIF file with specified default values. See the L
ON M ARK Device
Interface File Developer’s Guide for more details. This is the
default.
If you select Defaults, select whether network variable type
configuration properties (SCPTnvType) are restored to their
default values when the device is commissioned. If you want
them to be restored, select the Include NV Type CPs check box.
This check box is cleared by default. This operation will not
work if any of the affected network variables are connected.
• New Device Values. The configuration property values set in
the replacement device will be written to the OpenLNS network
database.
Device Specific CPs Select how device-specific configuration properties are managed
when an application is loaded into the replacement device.
Device-specific configuration properties are configuration
properties that may be changed independently from the OpenLNS
network database (by the device itself or by a tool not based on
OpenLNS, for example).
• Do Not Update. Device-specific configuration properties will
not be modified in the device or in the OpenLNS network
database. This is the default.
• Update with Other CPs. The device-specific configuration
property values in the replacement device will be set based on
the option selected in the Source of CP Values box. For
example, if you select OpenLNS Database in the Source of CP
Values box, the device-specific configuration property values
stored in the OpenLNS network database will be written to the
device.
• Upload from New Device. The current device-specific
configuration property values set in the replacement device will
be written to the OpenLNS network database.
• Transfer from Old Device. If the old device is available, its
device-specific configuration property values will be written to
both the OpenLNS network database and the replacement
device. If the old device is not available, the device-specific
configuration property values in the replacement device will not
be changed.
6. Click Next. If you are replacing application devices and routers at the same time, the Initial
Router State window opens. Otherwise, the Device Identification Method window opens. In this
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