Device Setting and Information


You can set and confirm the settings of the device on this page.

Settings and Information

Device ID

This ID identifies the unique device in the project.

The device ID is a string that starts with lower case of alphabet letters, and combined with numeric number.

Set the ID with up to 10 letters.

Device Name

This is a unique device name in the project. This name is displayed in the Device list.

Set the device name with up to 40 letters.

You can get the device name by the HMI link variable (dt:device ID:_name_).

Serial Number

The serial number of the device. The server identifies the device by this serial number.
The serial number can be checked on the back side of its device.



You can also check the number in the “System Information” screen of the CONPROSYS device by connecting through browser.


Set the serial number with up to 13 letters.

Redundant device

If this option is enabled, the Sub Serial Number is displayed.

The redundancy of devices can be achieved by preparing two devices with the same settings using the backup and restore function of the device (CONPROSYS).

When receiving data from a device, a sub-device (set in the "Sub-serial number") is used when the master device (the device set in the "serial number") fails.

When sending data to a device, it is always sent to both the master and the sub-device.

Sub-serial Number

When using device redundancy, set the serial number of the sub-device (CONPROSYS device).

Set the sub-serial number with up to 13 letters.

Summary

An overview of the device settings. Any text can be entered.

The maximum length is 100 characters.

Allowed User Groups

Specifies the group that can view the device in the runtime environment. Users belonging to the allowed groups can view the data of this device.

When an operation group is authorized, users belonging to this group will also be authorized.

Allowed Operators

Specify the users who can view the device in the runtime environment. For users who can operate the device, place a checkmark in the checkbox to the left of the login ID.

The project administrator, general configuration users, and page editing users can all view the device.

Pause Device

Pause Alarm

Check off ☑ the box to pause the alarm. Error data from the device will not be detected until the pause is automatically canceled. Neither saving the error status nor sending an error mail are performed.

Pause Logger

Check off ☑ the box to pause the logger. Data from the device will not be saved until the pause is automatically canceled. (Changes are reflected on the HMI screen.)

Auto Recover Date, Time

You need to set Auto recovering date and time when the box of “Pause Device” or “Pause Logger” is checked. “Pause” will be canceled automatically when the set data and time come.

Login ID when Updated

This is the login ID when the device setting was last updated. (cannot be changed)

User Name when Updated

This is the user name when the device setting was last updated. (cannot be changed)

IP when Updated

This is the IP address of terminal when the device setting was last updated. (cannot be changed）

Time when Updated

This is the time when the device setting was last updated. （cannot be changed）

　button

This returns to “Device list” without saving any changes.

　button

This saves the current-changes.

　button

This saves the current-changes and returns to “Device list”.