Appliance Trim Kit User Manual
Table Of Contents
- Chapter 1 Overview
- Chapter 2 C400 Panel Controller Hardware
- General Information
- Genius Panel Controller (C400)
- Specifications
- Overview of Connections and Operational Elements
- VDC Power Supply (item 2, Figure 2-2)
- IF0 - RS-232, Non-isolated (item 3, Figure 2-2)
- Genius Bus Connector, Isolated (item 4, Figure 2-2)
- Mode Switch (item 6, Figure 2-2)
- Device Number Switches (item 8, Figure 2-2)
- Lithium Battery (item 7, Figure 2-2)
- Reset Button (item 9, Figure 2-2)
- Operating the C400 Controller
- Chapter 3 Quick Start
- Calling the Setup Program
- Language Selection
- Installation Menu
- Pull-Down Menus (Main Menu)
- Window Name
- Selection Windows
- Context-Sensitive Help Screens
- Screen Elements
- Connection to a GE Fanuc PLC via Genius
- Internal Connection
- Genius Internal Connection
- Picture 1
- Picture 2
- Picture 3
- Genius Device Connection
- Genius Internal Connection
- Internal Connection
- Picture for a Communications Error
- Picture Binding Overview
- Picture List Organization
- Chapter 4 Configuring Communication with the PLC
- Chapter 5 PCS Connection Editor
- Chapter 6 Demo Project
- Appendix A Cabling Information
- Appendix B Errors/Troubleshooting
- Index

GFK-1115 Chapter 6 Demo Project 6 - 33
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7. Next, the LED functions must be defined.
● Function keys F1 and F2 should be assigned LED function Key LED blinking slow. The
value in the first input field (see step 3) can be changed in steps with these keys.
● Function keys F3 and F4 should be assigned LED function Key LED switched on. These
keys switch to other pictures.
● For the description of how to assign an LED function to a key, see step 5 under “Main
Picture” on page 6-26.
8. Save this picture under the name INPUT:
● Press Esc or F10 Exit.
● PCS warns you that the picture is not yet saved.
● Enter
Y
to save the picture.
Enter picture name
INPUT
in the Save Picture window and press the ↵↵ key. The picture is then
saved and the main menu appears again.
CLOCK Picture (Setting the Real Time Clock)
The date and time of the internal real time
clock can be set in this picture. By pressing
keys on the Panel, the date and the time are
entered in input fields on the Panel display.
The real time clock however, is only set
when function key F1 (SET HH/MM/SS) or
F2 (SET MM/DD/YYYY) is pressed.
To set the real time clock on the PANELWARE Panel, internal variables are used. The following
table lists these variables and their functions:
Variable name Data type Description
DATE_YY_S Word unsigned
Year (Format 19xx)
DATE_MM_S Byte unsigned Month
DATE_DD_S Byte unsigned Day
TIME_HH_S Byte unsigned Hours
TIME_MM_S Byte unsigned Minutes
TIME_SS_S Byte unsigned Seconds
DATE_SET Byte unsigned By writing a non-zero value to this variable, the date of the
real time clock is overwritten with the values of variables
DATE_YY_S, DATE_MM_S and DATE_DD_S.
TIME_SET Byte unsigned By writing a non-zero value to this variable, the real time
clock is overwritten with the values of variables
TIME_HH_S, TIME_MM_S and TIME_SS_S.
The input fields are scaled, limiting the entry to a valid range for time and date values. Date and
time are set through key functions.