Fuji Electric Monitouch V9 Series - Handling Data Changed in Local Mode

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3. Handling Data Changed in Local Mode 2-81
Local Mode Screen
3. Handling Data Changed in Local Mode
The following items set in the screen program can be changed on the V9 series unit.
*1 Changes in Local mode can be prohibited. For details, refer to page 2-83.
*2 Only the security settings can be changed from the system menu. For details, refer to “Security” (page 1-8).
Settings Changed in Local Mode
• The screen program will not be overwritten.
• The settings changed in Local mode are retained even if the power to the V9 series unit is turned
off.
• If a setting is changed in Local mode, the Local mode setting takes priority.
To restore the settings of the screen program, press the [Restore Screen Data Settings] switch on
the respective Local mode screen.
• When writing the screen program into the V9 series unit using V-SFT version 6, you can select
whether to retain the setting (INI file) changed on the unit or clear it.
<How to clear the INI file using V-SFT version 6>
1) Cable connection
Connect the V9 series unit to a computer using a transfer cable (“V-CP”, USB cable, or
Ethernet cable).
2) Starting V-SFT Version 6
Start V-SFT version 6 on the computer.
3) Displaying the [Transfer] dialog
Click [Transfer]  [Download]. The [Transfer] dialog is displayed.
4) Selecting data to be transferred
Select [Screen Data] for [Transfer Data].
Check the [Clear IniFile] in the [Option] window and click [OK].
Item
Setting in Local Mode
*1
Setting in V-SFT Version 6
V9 series IP address
[LAN Setting] (page 2-12)
[LAN 2 Setting] (page
2-12)
[System Setting]  [Ethernet Communication]  [Local
Port Address]
E-mail settings
[E-Mail Setting]
(page 2-33)
[System Setting]  [Ethernet Communication]  [E-Mail]
Communication
parameters
[Comm. Setting] (page
2-39)
[System Setting]  [Hardware Setting]
Buzzer, backlight
[System Setting]
(page 2-49)
[System Setting]  [Unit Setting]  [Buzzer] / [Backlight]
User settings
[User Settings]
*2
(page 2-74)
• Security
[System Setting]  [Other]  [Security Setting]
• FTP server
[System Setting]  [Ethernet Communication] 
[FTP server]