NOTE
For further information see "Information on initial commissioning", page 70
10.7.2 Removing the device to be replaced
NOTICE
Risk of damage to the memory card
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To avoid damaging the microSD memory card, make sure the device is de-ener‐
gized when you insert or remove the card. For this purpose, disconnect the device
from the supply voltage.
1. Mark the position and alignment of the device on the bracket or surroundings.
2. Disconnect and remove all connecting cables from the device.
3. Detach device. Remove from the bracket.
4. Saved configuration data: If an optional memory card is installed in the device,
remove the memory card with the saved parameter set. The memory card is
located behind the side cover, see "Device view", page 16.
10.7.3 Putting the replacement device into operation
1. Backed-up configuration data: take the optional memory card from the device
being replaced and install it in the replacement device of the same type.
2. Mount and align the replacement device (see "Mounting", page 28). When doing
so, note the previously applied markings on the bracket or surroundings.
3. Reconnect the connecting cables to the replacement device (see "Electrical instal‐
lation", page 36).
4. Switch on the supply voltage for the replacement device.
The device starts up with the default setting. The device then searches for external
storage media with a valid parameter set. If the device detects storage media with
a valid parameter set, the device does the following:
°
Memory card in the device and CM600 parameter cloning module in the
CDB/CDM connection module: the replacement device loads the parameter
set from the CM600 parameter cloning module.
°
Memory card in the device and CDF bus connection module: the replacement
device loads the parameter set from the CDF bus connection module.
The replacement device loads the parameter set into its permanent memory. The
device now operates using the configuration data.
5. If the replacement device does not detect any external storage medium, the device
starts with its last permanently stored parameter set. In the case of devices that
have not been used before, this corresponds to the factory default setting.
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Establish a connection with the replacement device using the SOPAS ET
configuration software.
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Transfer the configuration data of the device to be replaced, which was previ‐
ously saved to the computer, by downloading it to the replacement device and
permanently storing it there.
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