User Manual

RPC/RP Configuration RPC/RP Manual

WLL-RPC/RP-IN/UM-1.0 19June2000

2. There are two columns in this window. The left column lists the item names.

The right column shows the corresponding version. This window displays the

version of each item in operation.

4.3 Manage RPC Data

RPC data include program data and operation data. RPCs have two plane

memory areas for the program data and two plane memory areas for the operation

data. As a result, the RPC data can be categorized into the following types:

1. For the program data

• PDM (Program Data Memory)-#N

• PDM (Program Data Memory)-#E

2. For the operation data

• SDM (System Data Memory)-#N

• SDM (System Data Memory)-#E

In effect, the RPC continues to run based on 1 SDM and 1 PDM. Therefore,

SDM and PDM have two types of operation status:

1. Active (ACT): the SDM and PDM which are used for RPC running.

2. Standby (STY): the SDM and PDM which are not used for RPC running.

Suppose that an RPC ran based on SDM-#N and PDM-#E, the operation status for

the RPC data systems would be:

• SDM-#N: ACT

• SDM-#E: SBY

• PDM-#N: SBY

• PDM-#E: ACT

These data systems can be manipulated through the options under the

Configuration and Maintenance main menus. Use the procedure in this section

to manage the RPC data.

4.3.1 Program Load

The Program Download option of the Maintenance pull-down menu offers the

function of downloading the program data from Netman 2000 to the SBY PDM of