Rockwell Automation FlexPak 3000 Power Module Version 4.2 - Manual (Page 60)

CHANGING PARAMETER VALUES
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The programmer cannot enter a number out of a parameter's valid range.
1) Use ⇐ and ⇒ keys to select the digit position or the sign within the entry field.
No wrapping (i.e. from LSD to MSD and vice versa).
When ⇐ or ⇒ is pressed, before the cursor position changes to the new position,
the number at the old cursor position is first accepted.
ACTIVE KEYS:
ENTER
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1) The new value is accepted and the entry field is set to the new value
(just accepted).
2) The display remains in the value entry screen.
"
UP Increments digit at cursor or toggles the sign plus "+" or minus " − "
when the cursor is positioned over the sign.
!
DOWN Decrements digit at cursor or toggles the sign plus "+" or minus " − "
when the cursor is positioned over the sign.
%
LEFT Moves the cursor left 1 position to select a digit position or a sign
within the entry field.
&
RIGHT Moves the cursor right 1 position to select the digit position or the sign
within the entry field.
CANCEL
x
Restores the original value and the current value entry screen remains displayed
if an entry is in progress,
i.e. the value has been altered but not yet accepted (using ENTER).
-OR-
The previous menu before entering the value entry screen is displayed if no entry
is in progress, i.e. the value has not yet been altered.
HELP
?
Provides help text on the particular parameter.
5.3 Standard Choice Integer Value Entry Screen
This screen allows the user to enter a numeric value by selecting one of several "standard"
values, or instead, by selecting the "OTHER" option. "OTHER" allows the user to enter a
numeric value within the specified limits of the range similar to operations of the "Integer Value
Entry Screen".
For example:
SETUP PARAMETER
PARAMETER NAME
230 VAC
➤ 230
400
460
➤ OTHER
!!
!!
Fault
Alarm
Interlock OK
Drive Ready
Running
Current Limit
Torque Limit
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1) Position the cursor to the line containing the desired "standard" choice (in this example, 230,
400, or 460). This will be performed using the ⇑ and ⇓ keys only. Scrolling will take place
when applicable.
If the selected choice (choice at cursor) is the desired value: