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Using the Configurator
You can use Paste Special to paste display items, display adders, or annunciators.
Figure 139 Paste Special for annunciators
A regular copy is defined as follows:
• The LEDs and switches are copied and become separate entities from the original LEDs
and switches.
• Common Control Status LEDS are an exception. All similar types operate in parallel. For
example, a copied and pasted Signal Silence would retain the internal LED group of the
source.
• All attributes (tags and flags) are copied.
•If Copy I/O correlations is selected, then the I/O correlations are assigned to the new
copy.
•If Copy I/O correlations is not selected, then the I/O correlations are not copied.
A reference copy is defined as follows:
• New LEDs and switches are defined, but they are linked closely to the original source.
• If any 3 POSITION SLIDE SWITCH is encountered while attempting a "Reference
Copy" of individual items, a complete adder or an entire annunciator, an error message
is displayed and a roll back of the operation occurs.
• Both the new copy and the source (and any subsequent reference copies) will be
marked with an asterisk to warn the user that the items are linked or cross referenced. A
change to one (for example, addition of correlations) affects the others.
19.31 Print
To print a job
1. Click File > Print.
Number of copies Select the number of copies to make.
Make new copy Click this button to make an unrelated copy of the source.
Copy correlations Select this check box if you want the copied devices to
have the same correlations as the original.
Make reference copy Click this button to make a reference copy of the source.
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