Is it necessary for a professional to carry out FSC online modification/download?
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This post was last edited by oatobnus on 2010-7-20 at 16:42. The factory is using HONEYWELL’s FSC system, but the production department has requested that some of its parameters be changed. Considering safety issues, may I ask whether this task must be carried out by HONEYWELL’s professionals?
Not necessarily; if you are familiar with the configuration, you can modify it yourself. However, before making any changes, it is necessary to consider whether it will affect interlocking, as that carries risks.
Making only minor adjustments to the parameters should be fine, but since the original poster asked this question, it’s better to wait until the vehicle is parked or to let professionals handle it. If the settings are incorrect, it could cause the entire system to stop working, and that responsibility is too great to take on.
To make modifications, it is first necessary to understand the system oneself; if one doesn’t understand it, various problems will surely arise
Be more thorough in considering the lower garments first. There generally won’t be any problems. One must be bold yet careful!
Be very careful; I have modified the FSC-related settings, and there is no need to confirm the changes, so be cautious before making any modifications
In our company’s HONEYWELL FSC system, modifications require erasing and rewriting the EEPROM. This can only be done when the system is stopped. For safety reasons, we require the machine to be stopped before modifying the configuration, interlocks, or installing programs.
It’s not necessary; it’s not as **serious as you think. The key is to determine what you are modifying and whether it is related to any other important interconnections. Search carefully to see if there are other places where your modifications are referenced. Consider carefully what effects your changes will have in those referenced areas. If you really feel it’s not safe, wait until the system is stopped, create a backup first before making the changes, and then run simulation tests after installing the changes. If problems arise, you can simply restore the backup configuration, and that way everything will be fine!