The Stand Alone Hardware Configuration (HWC) features a Parameter Editor window that allows you to configure module parameters in either a tabbed or spreadsheet view. HWC supports Series 90-30, Series 90-70, VersaMax modular, VersaMax Nano/Micro, and Series 90 Micro rack systems. Become familiar with the Standalone Hardware Configuration tool.
1. Create a new folder and name it Lab_2.
2. Start HWC by double clicking Hardware Configuration in the Folder Browser or clicking the Open Hardware Configuration button in the View toolbar. You will see a screen similar to the one shown
3. The Log View, Power Consumption, and Reference View windows are dockable (they can be set to a fixed location in the Workspace). Move the windows to a position you are comfortable with.
Note: Docking is selected by default. To turn docking on or off, select Allow Docking from the contextsensitive menu.
4. Toggle the Reference View , Log View , and Power Consumption View windows off and on
by clicking the buttons on the toolbar.
1. Create a new folder and name it Lab_2.
2. Start HWC by double clicking Hardware Configuration in the Folder Browser or clicking the Open Hardware Configuration button in the View toolbar. You will see a screen similar to the one shown
3. The Log View, Power Consumption, and Reference View windows are dockable (they can be set to a fixed location in the Workspace). Move the windows to a position you are comfortable with.
Note: Docking is selected by default. To turn docking on or off, select Allow Docking from the contextsensitive menu.
4. Toggle the Reference View , Log View , and Power Consumption View windows off and on
by clicking the buttons on the toolbar.
Change the hardware configuration type.
If the Default Hardware Configuration rack (VersaMax by default) is not the type you plan to work with, it can be changed using the following steps:
1. In the HWC window, choose File, Convert To. From the Convert To submenu, select Series 90-30, Series 90-70, VersaMax Nano/Micro, or Series 90 Micro. The current system type will be grayed out.
2. Note that when you change the hardware type, the module configurations associated with the previous type will be lost.
3. Change the system back to VersaMax by selecting File, Convert To, VersaMax.
Note: The Default Hardware Configuration setting in VersaPro's Options dialog box determines the default PLC type for a new folder. (The initial setting is VersaMax.) To change the Default Hardware Configuration setting, go to the VersaPro window and select Tools, Options. On the General tab, change the Default Hardware Configuration to the type that you will be using. The next new folder that you create will use the new default hardware setting.
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