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The OCS follows the following sequence in execution of Automatic Restore:

OCS Power Cycle

Battery Backed RAM

Registers check failed

Backup

exists?

Controller placed in

IDLE mode

Data copied from Onboard FLASH to OCS Battery backed

RAM

Controller Resets

AutoRun

Enabled?

OCS put in RUN Mode

OCS put in IDLE

Mode

YES

Application

Program erased

Figure 16.6 – Flow Chart for Automatic Restore

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Default Chapter2
- Preface2
- Limited Warranty and Limitation of Liability3
- Visual Map of Major Tasks and the Key Chapters4
  - Table of Contents5
Chapter 1: Safety / Compliance9
- Safety Warnings and Guidelines9
- Grounding10
- CE Compliance10
Chapter 2: Introduction11
- Visual Overview of XLE/XLT and Topics Covered in this Manual11
  - Figure 02.1 - Visual Overview of XLE/XLT11
  - Where to Find Information about the XLE/XLT12
- Connectivity to the XLE/XLT13
  - Xle/Xlt13
  - Figure 02.2 -Overview of Types of Devices that Can be Connected to XLE/XLT13
- Features of XLE/XLT14
- Accessories15
- Useful Documents and References15
- Opening Cscape Help File15
Chapter 3: Mechanical Installation16
- Overview16
- Mounting Requirements16
- Mounting Orientation18
- Panel Cut-Out18
- Figure 03.3 - Orientation of XLE/XLT OCS18
- Figure 03.4 - XLE/XLT Panel Cut-Out18
- Dimensions19
- Figure 03.5 - XLE/XLT Dimensions19
- Factors Affecting Panel Layout Design and Clearances20
Chapter 4: Electrical Installation22
- Grounding Definition22
- Ground Specifications22
- How to Test for Good Ground23
- Figure 04.1 - Two-Point Ground Connection Test23
- Primary Power Port24
- Figure 04.2 - Power Connector24
- Figure 04.3 - as Viewed Looking at the XLE/XLT24
Chapter 5: Serial Communications25
- Overview25
- Port Descriptions25
- Wiring26
- Figure 5.1 - MJ1 & MJ2 Serial Ports26
- Termination27
- Biasing27
- Cscape Programming Via Serial Port27
- Ladder-Controlled Serial Communication27
- Configuration Via USB28
- Figure 5.2 - Configuration Via USB28
Chapter 6: Can Communications29
- Overview29
- Port Description29
- Wiring30
- Cscape Programming Via CAN30
- Figure 06.1 - CAN 1 Port Connector30
- Ladder-Controlled CAN Communication31
- Using CAN for I/O Expansion (Network I/O)31
Chapter 7: Downloadable Communication Protcols32
- Overview32
- Protocol Config34
- Figure 07.1 - Protocol Config Dialog34
- Network Configuration35
- Device List and Device Configuration37
- Scan List38
- Data Mapping Configuration (Scan List Entry)39
Chapter 8: Ethernet Communication41
- Ethernet Module Protocols and Features41
- Ethernet System Requirements41
- Ethernet Module Specifications41
- Ethernet Module Configuration42
- Figure 08.1 - Hardware Configuration Dialog42
- Figure 08.2 - Hardware Configuration Dialog43
- Figure 08.3 - Ethernet Module Configuration44
- Ethernet Configuration - IP Parameters46
- Ethernet Module Protocol Configuration47
Chapter 9 System Settings and Adjustments48
- System Menu - Overview48
- System Menu - Navigation and Editing48
- System Menu - Details51
Chapter 10: Removable Media64
- Overview64
- Microsd Cards64
- Figure 10.1 - Installing Removable Memory Card64
- Micro SD File System65
- Using the Removable Media Manager65
- Using Removable Media to Log Data65
- Using Removable Media to Load and Save Applications66
- Using Removable Media to View and Capture Screens66
- Removable Media (RM) Function Blocks in Cscape67
- Removable Media (RM) Features-Program Features67
- Removable Media (RM) Features-Graphic/Screen Editor68
- Removable Media (RM) Features-Additional Configuration68
- Filenames Used with the Removable Media (RM) Function Blocks69
- System Registers Used with RM70
- General I/O71
Chapter 11: General I/O71
- Model I/O Overview72
- Figure 11.2 - Example Jumper Diagram72
- Solid-State Digital Outputs73
- Figure 11.3 - Typical Output Wiring73
- Relay Outputs74
- Figure 11.4 - Relay Fusing74
- Digital Inputs75
- Figure 11.5 - Positive and Negative Inputs75
- Analog Inputs76
- Universal Analog Inputs77
- Figure 11.7 - Analog Input Configuration (Model 6)77
- Figure 11.8 - Universal Analog in Configuration Screen78
- Analog Outputs79
Chapter 12: High Speed I/O (Hsc / Pwm)80
- Overview80
- Glossary81
- High Speed Counter (HSC) Functions82
- HSC Functions Register Map91
- Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) Functions92
- PWM Functions Register Map97
- PWM Examples98
- STP Examples99
Chapter 13: User Interface100
- Overview100
- Screen Navigation100
- Figure 13.1 - Typical Screen Jump Object100
- Figure 13.2- Typical Screen Jump Object (XLT)100
- Using Editable Screen Objects101
- Ladder Based Screen Navigation102
- Figure 13.3 - Force and Switch Coils in Ladder Programming102
- Alarms103
- Figure 13.4-Alarm Configuration in Cscape104
- Figure 13.5 - Alarm Object104
- Screen Saver105
- Screen Brightness105
Chapter 14: Registers106
- Register Definitions106
- Useful %S and %SR Registers108
- Register Map for XLE/XLT I/O111
- Resource Limits112
Chapter 15: Cscape Configuration113
- Overview113
- Updating Programs from First Generation to Second Generation XLE/XLT113
- Cscape Status Bar114
- Establishing Communications Overview115
- Configuration122
- Figure 15.07 - Module Configuration122
- Digital / HSC Input Configuration123
- Figure 15.08 - Digital / HSC Input Configuration Dialog123
- Digital / PWM Output Configuration124
- Figure 15.09 - Digital / PWM Output Configuration Dialog124
- Analog Input Configuration125
- Figure 15.10 - Analog Input Configuration Dialog125
- Analog Output Configuration126
- Figure 15.11- Analog Output Configuration Dialog126
- Scaling Analog Inputs127
- Figure 15.12 - Scaling Analog Input127
Chapter 16: Fail - Safe System129
- Overview129
- Figure 16.1- Fail Safe System Menu129
- Settings130
- Backup / Restore Data130
- Figure 16.2 - Backup / Restore Data130
- Figure 16.3- Backup Registers131
- Figure 16.4 - Restore OCS Data132
- Figure 16.5- Clear Backup Data133
- Figure 16.6 - Flow Chart for Automatic Restore134
- Figure 16.7 - Autoload Menu135
- Figure 16.8 - Flow Chart for Autoload136
- Figure 16.9 - Autorun Menu137
Chapter 17: Clone Unit138
- Overview138
- Clone138
- Figure 17.1- System Menu138
- Figure 17.2 - Clone Unit Menu before Cloning138
- Figure 17.3 - Clone Unit Confirm Screen139
- Figure 17.4 - Clone Unit Files139
- Load Clone140
- Figure 17.5 - Cloning Status140
- Figure 17.6 - System Menu140
- Figure 17.7- Clone Unit Menu after Cloning141
- Figure 17.8 - Load Clone Confirm Screen141
Chapter 18: Maintenance142
- Firmware Updates142
- Backup Battery143
  - Indications the Battery Needs Replacing143
  - Figure 18.1 - Replacing the Back-Up Battery144
Chapter 19: Modbus Communications145
- Modbus Overview145
- Modbus Slave Overview145
- Modbus Master Overview146
- Modbus Addressing Table for XLE/XLT Units147
Chapter 20: Troubleshooting / Technical Support149
- Connecting to the XLE/XLT149
  - Connecting Troubleshooting Checklist150
- Local Controller and Local I/O151
  - Local I/O Troubleshooting Checklist151
- Cscan Network152
  - Cscan Network Troubleshooting Checklist152
- Removable Media153
  - Basic Troubleshooting153
- Technical Support Contacts153
- Index154
- Index of Figures and Tables157

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