•
Select the I/O device from the drop-down list that needs to be updated.
•
Update the signals if required.
5 Click
OK
.
6 Restart the controller.
Replacing a Discrete I/O device
When a base I/O device is damaged, broken or faulty, then replace the base I/O
device.
1 Start RobotStudio and connect to the OmniCore controller. Request write
access.
2 A new discrete I/O device is connected to the private network using
Plug &
Produce
interface. The detected I/O device appears.
xx1700000263
3 In the
Configure I/O Device
dialog box:
•
Click
Update device
option.
•
Select the faulty I/O device from the drop-down list that needs to be
replaced.
Note
In this example,
Local_IO
is the new I/O device to replace the faulty
I/O device,
ABB_IO
.
•
Update the signals if required.
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