Which aspect is typically not configurable during the setup of an output module's properties?

During the setup of an output module's properties, the time period entry is typically not configurable. This is because the time period often pertains to the timing of outputs or the behavior of the module in respect to its operational cycle. It is generally predefined based on the module's specifications and the overall system architecture.

In contrast, data type settings, diagnostic settings, and ownership attributes can usually be configured to tailor the module's operation to meet specific application requirements. Data types determine how the output data is interpreted and processed, which is essential for ensuring compatibility with the system's inputs and outputs. Diagnostic settings can help monitor system health and performance, allowing for proactive maintenance. Ownership attributes might be used to manage the modules within larger control systems, determining which parts of the system have control over the signals being outputted. These attributes aid in customizing the module’s functionality to optimize its performance for the desired application.