Device Storage (Device Cloning) - HBM ClipX Bedienungsanleitung

on the second line in the browser window indicates that the original
settings of the current parameter set are no longer being used. Save the
settings to a parameter set so as not to lose them.
You can save, load and activate parameter sets via the web browser or the field-
bus interface, or activate them only via the digital inputs.
Processing parameter sets
On a new ClipX all the parameter sets contain the factory setting. You can reset
a (single) parameter set to those defaults at any time by clicking on
SETTINGS in the browser while a parameter set is active.
When the ClipX powers up, all the parameter sets are translated into the rele-
vant binary instructions and stored in the RAM in order to enable quick parame-
ter set changing. Then the start parameter set is activated.
Each parameter set is assigned a check digit (CRC, cyclic redundancy check) in
the RAM in order to avoid errors.
It takes just a few milliseconds (<100 ms) to change the active parameter set.
However, in the event of a parameter set switch which changes sensor settings,
filters or the analog output, the measurement status is set to
approximately 2.5 seconds so as to suppress transient responses on the out-
puts. Brief timeouts may also occur on the ClipX bus (SYS LED turns yellow).
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Device storage (Device cloning)

Using the Device Storage menu, you can back up all the device settings to your
PC or restore them from it. You can also transfer all the settings to another
device (Device cloning). All settings are saved in the operation. When restoring,
you can choose which settings to restore.
Here you will also find the working standard calibration certificate, the manufac-
turer's certificate, the default files for the fieldbuses (PROFIBUS, PROFINET
and EtherCAT), possible log files, and the object directory (clipx_OD.csv). A
ClipX
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