Rockwell Automation 5370-CVIM2 Module User Manual

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Chapter 10

Environment Menu Selections

10–4

Note that the

Environment

panel contains several “buttons.” Here is a brief

description of their functions:

•

Add –– Use the

button to add new variables.

•

Delete –– Use the

button to delete the highlighted variables file.

•

Edit –– Use the

button to edit the highlighted variables file.

•

Archive –– Use the

button to archive the highlighted variables

file in a specified device.

•

Restore –– Use the

button to restore a previously archived

variables file.

•

Done –– Use the

button to exit to the main menu bar.

The example in Figure 10.4 illustrates a list of system variables, whose
settings and parameters affect the overall operation of the CVIM2 system.

Some variables can be set by utilities outside this menu. In particular, the
“

porta=x . . .

” items show the parameters set under the RS–232 serial port

panels (see RS–232 Serial Port Setup following this section); and, the
“

cfg=xx:<filename>

” item is the configuration file selected in the

Config

Files

panel (see Configuration File Selection, page 10–2). For a complete

list of user–selectable environment variables, refer to Appendix B.

Editing Variables

NOTE: It is normally not necessary to edit the variables in the

Environment

panel.

The general procedure for editing a variable is to pick (highlight) the
variable, then pick the

button. When you do, the keyboard appears,

as shown in Figure 10.5.

Figure 10.5 Example: Editing a Variable

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