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ONLINE MODULE CHANGE
7.2 Operations during Online Module Change
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7.2
Operations during Online Module Change
The following table shows the operations performed during online module change.
 * 1 Access to the intelligent function module device (U \G ) is included.
 * 2 If the operation marked *2 is not performed, the intelligent function module operates with the 
operation performed prior to that.
Table 7.1 Online module change operation
CPU operation   : Executable   : Not executable
(User operation)
(Intelligent function module 
operation)
X/Y 
refresh
FROM/TO 
instructions 
*1
Dedicated 
instruction
Device 
test
GX Configurator
Initial 
setting 
parameter
Monitor/
test
(1) Disabling conversion
(2) Removing a module
(3) Mounting a new module
(4) Checking operation
Completion of operation check
(5) Restarting control
Turn OFF all Y signals that 
have been turned ON by a 
sequence program.
Module operates normally.
Module stops operation.
  "RUN" LED is off.
  Conversion is disabled.
X/Y refresh resumes and 
module starts operation.  
  "RUN" LED is on.
  Module operates with 
  default settings. 
  (X0 remains OFF.)
Start an online module change 
operation using GX Developer.
Click the "Execution" button on 
the screen to enable a module 
change.
After mounting the module, 
click the "Execution" button on 
the screen of GX Developer.
Click the "Cancel" button to 
leave the online module 
change mode.
Module operates according 
to test operation. 
*2
Resume the online module 
change mode using 
GX Developer and click the 
"Execution" button to restart 
control.
Module ready (X0) turns ON.
Module operates according to 
sequence program which 
performs initial setting on the 
rising edge of X0. 
*2
Operation check before start of control
Remove the target module.
Mount a new module.
Perform user range restoration 
processing by writing data to 
buffer memory at this point.
Conduct an operation test on 
the new module using "Device 
test" of GX Developer or 
"Monitor/Test" of 
GX Configurator.
If initial setting parameters have 
been set, module operates 
according to them at this point.