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ZM5002EXCEL 5000® OpenLink CONFIGURATION TOOL

USER GUIDE

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USER GUIDE

ZM5002EXCEL 5000®

OpenLink CONFIGURATION TOOL

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CONTENTS

Overview ........................................................................................................................... 1Manual Organization ......................................................................................... 2Applicable Literature .......................................................................................... 2On-Line Help ..................................................................................................... 3

Getting Started ........................................................................................................................... 5

ZM5002 Start-up ............................................................................................... 5

Typical Procedures ........................................................................................................................... 7

Selecting a Project and OpenLink ..................................................................... 8Restoring an OpenLink ...................................................................................... 9Define Sub-Network Controllers/Points ............................................................. 10

Define Points ................................................................................................ 11Print Sub-Network Controllers/Points ........................................................... 12

Map Points ......................................................................................................... 13Print Mapped Points ..................................................................................... 14

Engineering Units .............................................................................................. 15Print Mapped Engineering Units ................................................................... 16

Cross-Check ...................................................................................................... 17Print Cross-Check ......................................................................................... 18

Download ........................................................................................................... 18Print Download Data ..................................................................................... 19

Print OpenLink Configuration ............................................................................ 19Back up OpenLink Configuration ....................................................................... 20

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OVERVIEW

The ZM5002 EXCEL 5000® OpenLink Configuration Tool (see the following diagram)allows the user to define a set of third party Direct Digital Control (DDC) sub-network controllers and points. Mapping points to C-Bus controller user addresses(data points) created in the CARE Software Tool, converting engineering units fromone network to the other (optional), and downloading the OpenLink ConfigurationFiles in the OpenLink Controller are also part of the ZM5002 Excel OpenLinkConfiguration Tool. The result of these operations is the on-line point data sharingbetween the Honeywell C-Bus network controllers and third party networkcontrollers using the OpenLink Controller.

The ZM5002, a Microsoft® Windows™ application, takes advantage of menu bars,dialog boxes, and click-and-display features. Install the ZM5002 on a PC as for anyother Windows™ application. An Icon for the Tool is created during setup.

The ZM5002 is not an on-line monitoring Tool, rather it is only used for configurationand downloading of the OpenLink Controller.

The ZM5002 checks for configuration errors and allows the OpenLink Configurationto be sent to a printer or to a file.

The ZM5002 retrieves the applicable Project and OpenLink Controller informationfrom the CARE database. Together with the Sub-Network Interface Software(ordered separately) and user input, the OpenLink Configuration files are built andeventually downloaded into the Open Link Controller.

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Applicable Devices The ZM5002 is used only with Excel OpenLink Controllers. It is a generic tool thatwhen used with a separately ordered Sub-Network Interface Software package,configures the OpenLink controller to interface with third party controllers. This tooldoes not directly communicate with, or configure, third party controllers.

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Manual Organization

The Overview section introduces the system and its features, lists applicableliterature and describes the On-Line User Guide (Help).

The Getting Started section discusses starting up the tool and how to movebetween CARE and ZM5002.

The Typical Procedures section describes the main features of the ZM5002 tool inthe order typically used during OpenLink configuration. Each menu item, allwindows and features/functions are discussed.

The product name Excel 5000 OpenLink is sometimes referred to in this manual asOpenLink or OLink .

Applicable Literature

Excel 5000 System74-3595 Glossary74-2930 System Design74-3958 Control Application Manual74-3553 PC, Monitors and Printers Specification Data

ZM5002 Excel OpenLink Configuration Tool74-1836 Specifications74-1669 Software Ver. 1.0.0 Software Release Bulletin74-1666 McQuay Vendor Network Interface Software Ver. 1.0.0

Software Release Bulletin

Q9200 Excel OpenLink Controller74-1791 Checkout and Test74-1825 Specifications95-7525 Installation Instructions74-1668 Motherboard EPROM Ver. 1.0.0 Software Release Bulletin74-1667 McQuay Vendor Network Interface Communication

Daughterboard EPROM Ver. 1.0.074-1800 Maintenance and Repair74-1820 McQuay Microtech Sub-networks System Engineering Guide74-1738 Theory of Operation74-1820 System Engineering (vendor specific)

Excel CARE74-5575-C Excel CARE Collation74-5587 Excel CARE User’s Guide74-3596 Excel CARE Software Release Bulletin74-5577 Excel CARE Control Icons User’s Guide

Excel Building Supervisor System74-2033 Specification Data74-2039 Operator Manual74-5022 Graphics Operator’s Manual74-3599 Software Release Bulletin74-3424 Service Data

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On-Line Help

Purpose The on-line user’s guide closely follows this manual in context and organization;On-Line help includes the Overview and Typical Procedures sections.

Procedure Click the Help menu item or button to display Help for the active topic (dialog box orwindow).

When the Help window is open, use Search in the Help menu bar to find specifictopics. Topics list alphabetically.

Text Buttons Bold, underlined words within Help text represent buttons that, when clicked, displaymore information on the subject. For example, the topic list displayed when the Helpwindow opens is a list of buttons. In other topics, only a few words in the topic maybe buttons to other topics. Click the words to display the related topic. To return tothe previous topic, click the Back button in the button bar.

Menu Bar The Help window menu bar provides the following items:

File Open another Help file (.HLP extension); then print the currently displayed topic.Change printer setup and close the Help window (Exit function).

Edit Copy all or part of the currently displayed topic to the clipboard and annotate thetopic; that is, add a note to the topic (software places a drawing of a paper clipbeside topic title to indicate a note).

Bookmark Assign an abbreviation to the current topic so it can be found easily later. This alsoallows access to previously bookmarked topic.

Help Standard Windows™ Help displays topics to explain how Help works. Set topicdisplays so they always display from the top (rather than how previously displayed)and also display version information about the Help function.

The Help window button bar provides the following items:

Contents Displays the list of topics.

Search Displays a Search dialog box that lists key words in the on-line user’s guide. Select akey word to display the related topic.

Back Display the previously selected topic.

History Display a dialog box that lists all topics displayed in the current session. Click a topicto redisplay it.

Glossary Display a glossary of terms and definitions.

«, » Browse backward and forward through related topics. These buttons are only activewith related topics.

To exit the Help menu, perform one of the following items:

Click menu item File , then drop-down to item Exit .

Double-click the Ventilator icon in the upper left corner of the Help window.

Leave the Help window open by holding down the Alt key and repeatedly pressingthe Tab key until the ZM5002 window redisplays.

NOTE: When the ZM5002 window redisplays, the Help icon is still the main focus onthe screen. If a dialog box is displayed, click on it to select the dialog box.

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GETTING STARTED

Before configuring an OpenLink controller with ZM5002, set up the OpenLink Projectand Controller in the CARE Tool. To avoid going back and forth between ZM5002and CARE tools, first perform all of the necessary CARE configuration for theOpenLink.

Refer to the OpenLink System Engineering manual, specific to the sub-network, forinformation on planning the OpenLink system and for an overview of the CAREprogramming for the OpenLink.

The ZM5002 gathers needed information to create the OpenLink Configuration Filesfrom the CARE database (such as the Project, OpenLink Controller, and Data Pointinformation). When installing the ZM5002 Tool, the CARE directory is prompted andthat CARE database then becomes associated with the ZM5002 Tool.

This User’s Guide does not explain standard Windows™ usage functions because itis assumed the user is familiar with Windows™ conventions. It is also assumed theuser uses a mouse with Windows™.

ZM5002 Start-up

After installing the software on the PC (see the ZM5002 Excel OpenLinkConfiguration Tool Software Release Bulletin provided with the software forinstallation instructions), an OLink Windows™ icon exists. This icon was created andresides in a Windows™ group created during installation of this Tool.

Procedure To start the ZM5002 application:A Start up Windows™ and locate the OLink icon.B Double click on the OLink icon. The main menu appears:

When working with CARE, alternate between CARE and ZM5002 as with any otherWindows™ application.

IMPORTANT:If any changes are made in CARE while the ZM5002 is open, Windows™errors may occur. This happens because both CARE and the ZM5002share the same database. Close and reopen the ZM5002 to make sure thecurrent database is being shared with CARE.

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TYPICAL PROCEDURES

This section details the typical procedures used to configure an OpenLink controller.In each dialog box, all menu choices are discussed even though all are not requiredeach time the ZM5002 is used. The following diagram is an overview of the typicalprocedures.

While configuring an OpenLink, exit the tool by selecting File, then drop-down itemExit .

Only one main menu exists in ZM5002; all of the configuration work is done withdialog boxes.

To print individual dialog box configuration information, select the Print button ineach dialog box, or to print everything, select the main menu item File, then drop-down item Print .

CONFIGURE OpenLink APPLICATION IN CARE TOOL

ENTER ZM5002

ZM5002 OpenLink CONFIGURATION TOOL

SELECT PROJECT AND OpenLink

DEFINE CONTROLLERS/POINTS

MAP POINTS

MAP ENGINEERING UNITS

CROSS-CHECK

PRINT

DOWNLOAD

BACKUP

EXIT ZM5002

SELECT THE PROJECT AND OpenLink TO BE CONFIGURED, AND SELECT THESUB-NETWORK TYPE (VENDOR).

DEFINE SUB-NETWORK CONTROLLER NAMES, TYPES, NODE NUMBERS, AND CONTROLLER POINT INFORMATION.

MAP THE CARE DATA POINTS (USER ADDRESSES) TOTHE SUB-NETWORK POINTS.

SET UP ENGLISH TO METRIC OR METRIC TO ENGLIGHCONVERSION FOR ENGINEERING UNITS.

CHECK FOR INCOMPATABILITIES IN THE CONFIGURATION.

PRINT OUT ALL THE CONFIGURATION INFORMATION.

DOWNLOAD THE OpenLink CONFIGURATION FILES TOTHE OpenLink CONTROLLER.

BACK UP THE OpenLink CONFIGURATION FILES.

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Selecting a Project and OpenLink

Procedure When the ZM5002 Tool is started, the only menu bar selections available are Fileand Help. If modifying an existing, or creating a new, OpenLink configuration, do thefollowing:

A Select File and drop-down to item Select.

RESULT: The Select Project and OpenLink dialog box displays.

B The CARE Project combo box contains all the CARE Projects specified in theCARE Directory when the ZM5002 Tool was installed. Locate the neededOpenLink Project by scrolling through the CARE project combo box.

C The OpenLink combo box contains all the OpenLink controllers (Excel LinkController Type) configured in the above specified CARE project. Locate theneeded OpenLink project by scrolling through the CARE Project combo box.

D The Sub-Network combo box contains all the sub-networks that are currentlyinstalled. The sub-network choices are listed only if the specific vendor interfacesoftware (ordered separately) was installed on the PC. Select the appropriateSub-Network.

NOTE: The Sub-Network selection affects the user interface (choices presented tothe user) in most of the subsequent dialog boxes. List boxes, menu itemsand buttons will change to accommodate the configuration of the vendorspecific sub-network.

E Enter vendor specific configuration information in the Setup text box. Thisinformation (20 characters or less) varies depending on vendor, and mayinclude a password, sub-network baud rate, offsets, time-out values, etc. Ifnecessary, press the Default button to reset all of the setup string values. Seethe vendor specific System Engineering manual for more details.

F When all the information is correct, click OK to proceed.

The Cancel button closes this dialog box. Any work that was done since enteringthe dialog box is not saved.

The Help button leads directly to the Help menu where this dialog box is discussed.

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Restoring an OpenLink

Procedure When the ZM5002 Tool is started, the only selection available in the menu bar isFile. If restoring a previously configured OpenLink, do the following:

NOTES: When restoring an OpenLink, the same CARE Project that was on the PCwhen the OpenLink Backup was made, must already exist on the PC. ThatCARE Project must be located in the directory specified when installing theZM5002.

A Select File and drop-down to item Restore OLink .

RESULT: The Restore OpenLink Controller dialog box displays.

B Set the Source Directory path to the directory where the OpenLink beingrestored resides. Double click on the drives/paths in the list box until thedirectory is indicated. When this directory is found, the OpenLink controller tobe restored is listed in the OpenLink Controller Backup list box.

C The Target Project and Target OpenLink combo boxes contain the Projects andOpenLinks already configured in the CARE directory. Set the Target Projectand Target OpenLink combo boxes to the appropriate Project and OpenLink.

D Highlight the OpenLink being restored, then click on OK to proceed. An hourglass displays until the restore is complete.

The Cancel button closes this dialog box. Any work done since entering the dialogbox is not saved.


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Define Sub-Network Controllers/Points

Procedure When selecting a Project and OLink, more main menu items become available.Typically, go to the Define Sub-Network Controllers dialog box. The itemsavailable in this dialog box vary from vendor to vendor. The vendor specific SystemEngineering manuals provide more information on the data required in this dialogbox.

A Select Define .

RESULT: The Define Sub-Network Controllers dialog box displays.

The Sub-Network Controllers list box is initially blank because it contains thecontrollers defined in this dialog box.

B To add a new controller, type in the controller name in the Controller Name editbox.

C Scroll through the Controller Type/Model combo box and select by highlightingthe appropriate one.

D Fill in the Controller Address fields as necessary. The specific vendor SystemEngineering manual contains information on the controller addressing scheme.

5 Click the New button to add this controller to the Sub-Network Controllers list.

The Change button allows changes to the controller presently highlighted in theSub-Network Controllers list box.

The Delete button allows the controller presently highlighted in the Sub-Network Controllers list box to be deleted.

6 Click the OK button when all the controllers are defined (correctly added to theSub-Network Controllers list box). If Points need to be defined (see thefollowing section of this manual), wait until that step is completed, then click theOK button.

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Define Points

Procedure Some Sub-Networks have controllers that contain field modifiable points such asProgrammable Logic Controllers. For these types of systems, there is a DefinePoints… button in the Define Sub-Network Controllers dialog box.

1 Select the Define Points … button.

RESULT: The Define Points… button leads to the Define Sub-NetworkController Points dialog box.

The Define Sub-Network Controller Points list box contains all the mappablepoints for the currently selected Sub-Network Controller (the controller that ishighlighted when the Define Points... button was clicked). If a controller has no pre-configured point data base, do it here. Initially the Sub-Network Controller Points listbox is empty.

This dialog box user interface varies from vendor to vendor; see the vendor specificSystem Engineering manual for details.

2 Create new points with attributes, or change existing points and attributes, ifnecessary, to match a specific application.

For freely programmable controllers like PLCs, create points and attributes here.Depending on the vendor, editing preconfigured points and attributes can bepossible. The attribute possibilities are:

Point Name The point name can be up to 20 characters.

Point Type Scroll through the combo box to find the correct point type.

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Point Format Scroll through the combo box to find the correct point format.

Point Units Scroll through the combo box to find the correct point units.

Periodic Write Enable If the point needs to be periodically written to the sub-network (the sub-networkcontroller requires a periodic update on a point), click the edit box to turn on thisenable. This point is never read , only written to the Sub-Network.

Point Address Fill in the fields as necessary. The specific vendor System Engineering manualcontains information on the point addressing scheme.

The Change button allows the user to make changes to the point that is highlightedin the Sub-Network Controller Points list box.

3 Click the OK button when all the points are defined (correctly added to the Sub-Network Controller Points list box).



Print Sub-Network Controllers/Points

Procedure When in the Define Sub-Network Controllers dialog box (see page 10), print all theinformation defined for the controllers and points.

1 Select the Print button.

The user is asked to send the report to the printer. If yes is selected, the informationconfigured in the Define Sub-Network Controllers and Define Sub-NetworkController Points dialog boxes is sent to the default printer. If no is selected, theinformation is sent to a file; name the file and specify the directory where the file isto be sent. The information sent to the file is simply a text file with a .rpt extension.Print it out later if desired.

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Map Points

Procedure The user defined the sub-network controllers (and points if necessary). Go to theMap Points dialog box. The Map Points dialog box contains all the user addresses(points) created in CARE for the OpenLink controller and all the points in each of thesub-network controllers. Create the point map here.

1 Select Map Points .

RESULT: The Map CARE User Addresses to Sub-Network Points dialogbox displays.

The upper left list box contains all the CARE User Addresses attached to theOpenLink. It is not necessary to map all the points in this list box; some typically arenot mapped. For example, the default C-Bus controller points are SHUTDOWN,STARTUP and EXECUTING STOPPED.

The upper right list box contains all the Sub-Network Controllers/Points defined inthe previous dialog boxes. The points are listed by controller. It is not necessary tomap all the points listed.

The lower list box contains all the pairs of mapped points. Initially, it is blank.

To map a pair of points, follow these steps for each:

1 Scroll through the CARE User Addresses list box until the point to be mappedis located, then highlight it.

2 In the Sub-Network Controller/Points combo box, select the controller thathas points to map; then highlight it to list the points.

3 Scroll through the Sub-Network Controller/Points list box to locate thespecific point to map; then highlight it.

4 Click on the Add button. The CARE User Address and Sub-Network Controller:Point appears in the lower list box as a mapped pair.

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NOTE: A CARE User Address is either in the CARE User Addresses list box (notmapped) or in the lower mapped points list box, but never in both. A CAREUser Address can only be mapped to one Sub-Network Controller: Point.

A Sub-Network Point can be seen in the Sub-Network Controller/Point listbox and the lower mapped point list box. One Sub-Network point can bemapped to several CARE User Addresses.

When attempting to map incompatible points (for example, a digital point toan analog point), an error message displays.

To remove a mapped pair, highlight the pair in the lower mapped points list box andclick the Remove button.

5 Click the OK button when all the points are mapped (correctly added to thelower mapped points list box).



The Delete button deletes (removes) all the mapped points. Use with CAUTION.

Print Mapped Points

Procedure While in the Map CARE User Addresses to Sub-Network Points dialog box, print thepoint mapping configuration.


The user is asked to send the report to the printer. If yes is selected, the informationconfigured in the Map CARE User Addresses to Sub-Network Points dialog box issent to the default printer. If no is selected, the information is sent to a file. Namethe file and specify the directory where the file is to be sent. The information sent tothe file is simply a text file with a .rpt extension. Print it out later if desired.

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Engineering Units

Procedure This step is OPTIONAL, and is used to CONVERT mapped point on-line presentvalues from English to metric or vice versa between the C-Bus Network and theSub-Network. This procedure causes the actual point numeric value to undergo amathematical conversion in the OpenLink controller; for example, (Degrees F. - 32) *5/9 = Degrees. C, while it is on line.

If English engineering units exist on both networks, skip this step.

Once all the points are mapped, go to the Map Engineering Units dialog box tocreate the engineering unit map.

1 Select Eng. Units.

RESULT: The Map Sub-Network Engineering Units to CAREEngineering Units dialog box displays.

The upper right list box Sub-Network Eng Units contains the engineering units forall the Sub-Network Points that were mapped. Map none, some, or all of the listedengineering units.

The upper left list box contains the CARE Engineering Units to which the currentlyhighlighted Sub-Network Engineering Unit can be mapped. Notice that whenhighlighting each Sub-Network Engineering Unit, different conversion possibilitiesappear in this CARE Engineering Unit list box. The most common conversions aresupported.

When mapping engineering units, set the CARE Units radio buttons in the lower leftarea of the dialog box appropriately.

The lower list box contains all the pairs of mapped Engineering Units. Initially,it is blank.

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NOTE: When mapping a pair of engineering units, all the points that have thoseengineering units are converted. The user can not be selective on a point-by-point basis. For example, to convert sub-network Degrees F.engineering units to C-Bus Degrees C., all the sub-network points thathave Degrees F. engineering units are read in Degrees C. on the C-Bus.

There are two ways to map engineering units; Auto Map and Manually Map. AutoMapping automatically converts each Sub-Network Engineering Unit to acomparable commonly used CARE Engineering Unit based on the CARE Unitsradio button selection.

To Auto Map, click on the Auto Map button.

To manually map a pair of engineering units, follow these steps for each:1 Highlight the Sub-Network Engineering Unit to map.2 Highlight the CARE Engineering Unit to map to.3 Click on the Add button. The CARE Engineering Unit and Sub-Network

Engineering Unit appear in the lower list box as a mapped pair.

RESULT: The mapped pair appears in the lower list box.

To remove a mapped pair, highlight the pair in the lower mapped points list box andclick the Remove button.

1 Click the OK button when all the points are mapped (correctly added to thelower mapped points list box).

The Cancel button exits this dialog box. Any work done since entering the dialogbox is not saved.

The Help button leads directly to the location in the Help menu where this dialogbox is discussed.

The Delete button deletes and removes all of the mapped points. Use withCAUTION.

Print Mapped Engineering Units

Procedure While still in the Map Sub-Network Engineering Units to CARE Engineering Unitsdialog box, print the engineering unit mapping configuration if desired.


The user is asked to send the report to the printer. If yes is selected, theinformation configured in the Map CARE User Addresses to Sub-Network Pointsdialog box is sent to the default printer. If no is selected, the information is sent to afile. Name the file and specify the directory where the file is to be sent. Theinformation sent to the file is simply a text file with a .rpt extension. Print it out laterif desired.

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Cross-Check

Procedure This step is not required to proceed; however, its purpose is to catch mistakes madein the configuration steps.

1 Select Cross-Check

RESULT: The Configuration Cross Check dialog box displays.

The Cross Check results are listed; any errors are indicated.

The Help button leads directly to the location in the Help menu where this dialog boxis discussed.

1 Click the OK button after reviewing the Cross Check results

Print Cross-Check

Procedure While still in the Configuration Cross Check dialog box, print the Cross Checkresults.


The user is asked to send the report to the printer. If yes is selected, the informationdisplayed in the Cross Check Results text box is sent to the default printer. If no isselected, the information is sent to a file. Name the file and specify the directorywhere the file is to be sent. The information sent to the file is simply a text file with a.rpt extension. Print it out later if desired.

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Download

Procedure After completing the OpenLink configuration and running Cross Check, downloadthe configuration (also known as the OpenLink Config. Files) to the OpenLinkcontroller. This requires a direct connect to the OpenLink controller.

NOTE: Two downloads are necessary to bring an OpenLink controller on line.One download is done with CARE and is similar to downloading any otherC-Bus controller; refer to the OpenLink Checkout and Test manual. ThisDownload feature sends the OpenLink Configuration Files (that wereconfigured with this Tool) to the OpenLink controller.

A rule for downloading an OpenLink controller: whenever downloadingeither CARE or ZM5002, do both. It does not matter which is downloadedfirst, just that both are downloaded.

Before selecting Download, assure connection to the OpenLink controllerusing the same COM port, baud rate, and cable as for the CAREdownload.

1 Select Download

RESULT: The OpenLink File Download dialog box displays.

The OpenLink File Download Results: list box indicates a successful connectionand downloading progress for the three different tables. A Downloading OpenLinkPassed! message indicates a successful download. At a COM speed of 9600 baud,the download takes slightly less than three minutes.

Any Download errors or Connecting problems show in the OpenLink FileDownload Results: list box.

The Help leads directly to the location in the Help menu where this dialog box isdiscussed.

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Print Download Data

Procedure While still in the OpenLink File Download dialog box, print the Download results.


The user is asked to send the report to the printer. If yes is selected, the informationdisplayed in the OpenLink File Download Results text box is sent to the defaultprinter. If no is selected, the information is sent to a file. Name the file and specifythe directory where the file is to be sent. The information sent to the file is simply atext file with a .rpt extension. Print it out later if desired.

Print OpenLink Configuration

Procedure At any time during the configuration process, print out all of the informationconfigured in all of the dialog boxes. This feature eliminates the need to do a Printfor each individual dialog box.

1 Select File and drop-down to item Print OLink.

The user is asked to send the report to the printer. If yes is selected, all of theinformation configured in all of the dialog boxes is sent to the default printer. If no isselected, the information is sent to a file; name the file and specify the directorywhere the file is to be sent. The information sent to the file is simply a text file witha .rpt extension. Print it out later if desired.

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Back up OpenLink Configuration

Procedure Any time during the configuration process after selecting a Project and OpenLink,back up the OpenLink configuration.

1 Select File and drop-down to item Backup OLink .

RESULT: The Backup OpenLink Controller dialog box displays.

TYPICAL PROCEDURES

Specify a Target Directory where the OpenLink backup file is to be sent. Thedefault directory is the directory where ZM5002 resides.

2 Save the backup to a different directory, double clicking on the directories in thelist box until the desired directory is displayed.

3 Click on OK

The Backup feature creates one file in the Target Directory with a .zmb extension.For example, olink001.zmb.

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