Thanks for the video. Does this also work when one is adding any other module (say a communication module) apart from the cpu. Does the cpu recognize the module automatically or I have to do the hardware configuration in the proficy software?
Is this the same process for a CRU320 to CPE330? If i have redundant racks can this be done with no process interruption? I have no serial connections on the CRU, so there's nothing to move off of it. I was under the impression i had to replace the cpu in my program which would keep it from recognizing redundancy.
Thank you for this toturial. At the end of the video you mentioned that CPE330 supports the redundancy, is there any document or toturial can help me to configure this feature?
When I looked inside a panel I found that I have a pacsystems rx3i 40w power supply. Next to it I have a CPU315, with the BATTERY light flashing. So I'm assuming that my PLC fault is due to low battery. Do I need to buy a new CPU315 and reprogram it, or is it possible to replace the battery on the CPU315?
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Thanks for the video. Does this also work when one is adding any other module (say a communication module) apart from the cpu. Does the cpu recognize the module automatically or I have to do the hardware configuration in the proficy software?
Is this the same process for a CRU320 to CPE330? If i have redundant racks can this be done with no process interruption? I have no serial connections on the CRU, so there's nothing to move off of it. I was under the impression i had to replace the cpu in my program which would keep it from recognizing redundancy.
Thank you for this toturial. At the end of the video you mentioned that CPE330 supports the redundancy, is there any document or toturial can help me to configure this feature?
Here is a link to the wiring Diagram for CPE330
www.pdfsupply.com/automation/ge-fanuc/rx3i-pacsystem/IC695CPE330
When I looked inside a panel I found that I have a pacsystems rx3i 40w power supply.
Next to it I have a CPU315, with the BATTERY light flashing. So I'm assuming that my PLC fault is due to low battery.
Do I need to buy a new CPU315 and reprogram it, or is it possible to replace the battery on the CPU315?
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