Editing Controller Properties

Use the
Controller Properties
dialog box to configure the controller.
ATTENTION:
Changing from a safety controller to a standard controller is not an option if the project contains safety Add-On Instructions. The safety Add-On Instructions must either be converted to standard Add-On Instructions or deleted from the project. Then the conversion is allowed.
To edit controller properties:
  1. On the
    Online
    toolbar, select the
    Controller Properties
    icon.
  2. Select the
    General
    tab and configure the controller name and description, as well as its physical description, using these parameters:
    • Vendor
    • Type
    • Revision
    • Name
    • Description
    • Chassis Type
    • Slot
      TIP:
      • Select the
        Change Controller
        button to change to a different controller type or revision.
      • Select the
        Change
        IP Mode
        button to change the Ethernet/IP mode of the Ethernet port on a controller that supports dual configurable Ethernet ports, for example the
        CompactLogix
        5380.
  3. Select the
    Major Faults
    tab to view any major fault information and clear the faults as appropriate.
  4. Select the
    Minor Faults
    tab to view any minor fault information and clear the faults as appropriate.
  5. Select the
    Date/Time
    tab to configure the controller’s wall clock time and enable time synchronization.
  6. Select the
    Advanced
    tab to configure advanced controller properties such as Controller Fault Handler program, Power-Up Handler program, system task overhead, security, and controller serial number.
  7. Select the
    Capacity
    tab to view the size of the source code of the application.
  8. Select the
    SFC Execution
    tab to configure sequential function chart execution.
  9. Select the
    Project
    tab to view information about the project file (that is, not about the controller itself).
  10. If online and connected, select the
    Nonvolatile Memory
    tab (where available) to configure nonvolatile memory operations.
  11. Select the
    Safety
    tab to view and edit safety properties for the Safety controller, such as Safety application's Lock/Unlock status, Safety Network Number, Safety Signature, and Safety Level.
    TIP:
    Additional tabs may appear depending on the type of controller and its configuration.
  12. Select the
    OK
    button to accept the configuration and close the
    Controller Properties
    dialog box.
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