Rockwell Automation 1771-TCM TEMPERATURE CONTROL - Manual (Page 34)

4–7 Configuring the Modules
Publication 1771Ć6.4.5 - January 1997
4. From the
Edit menu, select Paste into selection.
5. Go to each configuration screen for the destination module, view
the pasted data, make any required changes, and then download
to the PLC processor, to a file, or to both to save the pasted data.
To save all configuration parameters, you must do this from the
Module Configuration, Loop Configuration, Tuning
Configuration, and Tuning Results screens, since each of these
screens downloads (or uploads) only the parameters shown on the
particular screen.
From the Loop Configuration, Tuning Configuration, and Tuning
Results screens, you can simultaneously download all eight loops
at once by using the Module Download command.
You can also use one module to configure another new module.
Note: Before you do this, you may wish to perform the loop
configuration described in Chapter 5 of this manual, and the tuning
configuration described in Chapter 6, so that those settings are
copied to the new module as well.
1. At the Module Manager screen, select the first (source) module.
2. From the
Edit menu, select Copy.
3. From the
Edit menu, select Paste into new.
The New Module dialog box appears.
4. Fill in the information in the dialog box and click on
OK.
The new module will be added to the module list.
5. Go to each configuration screen for the destination module, view
the pasted data, make any required changes, and then download
to the PLC processor, to a file, or to both to save the pasted data.
To save all configuration parameters, you must do this from the
Module Configuration, Loop Configuration, Tuning
Configuration, and Tuning Results screens, since each of these
screens downloads (or uploads) only the parameters shown on the
particular screen.
From the Loop Configuration, Tuning Configuration, and Tuning
Results screens, you can simultaneously download all eight loops
at once by using the Module Download command.
Copying Configuration
Values From One Module
Into a New Module