PAO parameter values
Use the
Parameters
tab of the PAO Properties
dialog box to modify values of parameters available for Process Analog Output (PAO) instructions.To modify parameter values for PAO instructions
- On the instruction in the routine, perform one of these actions:
- On the Ladder or FBD instruction, select .
- In the Structured Text editor, right-click the tag name and selectConfigure <tag name>.
- Select theParameterstab.
- Set the parameters:
- Vis. Select check boxes in this column to determine which parameters are visible on the function block. If the parameter is wired to another parameter, the check box is selected, and cannot be cleared because the parameter must be visible on the block.
- Value. Displays the current value of the parameter. Values in this column are displayed according to the display style of the block tag’s data type. If the parameter is wired to another parameter, the value column is read-only, and the value cannot change. If you modify this value while online, selectApplyto propagate the changes online.
- Insert instruction defaults. Resets theVisandValuecolumns to the user-stored default values. Use this button to insert instruction defaults saved in the registry to this instance of the tag. This button is only enabled when the instruction defaults are available in the registry.
- Insert factory defaults. Resets theVisandValuecolumns to factory default values.
- Save instruction defaults. Saves currently visible values in theParameterstab to the registry.
- Sort parameters. Sorts the parameters alphabetically. When the check box is empty, parameters order is given by the default with inputs followed by output.
- View the read-only parameters:
- Input/Output row header. An I at the start of a row indicates an input parameter; an O indicates an output parameter.
- Name. The name of the parameter.
- Type. The data type of the parameter.
- Description. The description of the parameter.
- Device state. When the Logix Designer application is online with the controller, the indicator displays the current device state, such as Off, Pulse on, or Out of service.
- Device issues. When the Logix Designer application is online with the controller, the indicator displays fault conditions, such as Feedback fault or I/O fault.
- SelectApply.
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