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FR-F800 Series
FR-F820-0.75K-E1
Sample Screen Manual
Mitsubishi Electric Corporation

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  • Page 1 Mitsubishi Inverter FR-F800 Series FR-F820-0.75K-E1 Sample Screen Manual Mitsubishi Electric Corporation...
  • Page 2 Using the Samples The sample screen data and files such as the instruction manual can be used upon agreement to the following matters. (1) This data is available for use by customers currently using or considering use of Mitsubishi products. (2) The intellectual property rights of the files provided by Mitsubishi (hereinafter referred to as the “Files”) belong to Mitsubishi.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    CONTENTS REVISIONS ..................................5 OUTLINE .................................6 SYSTEM CONFIGURATION ..........................6 GOT ..................................6 System Applications that are Automatically Selected ..................6 Controller Settings of Screen Design Software ....................7 Ethernet Controller Settings of Screen Design Software ................7 Overlap Window Settings of Screen Design Software ..................7 Graphics Mode (Graphics Setting) ........................7 Inverter FR-F800-E ..............................7 Inverter FR-F800-E Communication Settings ....................7...
  • Page 4 OTHERS ................................72 Connecting GOT and inverter via PLC (Ethernet) ..................72 Connecting GOT and inverter via PLC (CC-Link IE Field Network) ............. 76 Changing the Inverter Channel No....................... 80 Changing the Inverter Network No. and Station No..................81 4/83 BCN-P5999-1067...

  • Page 5: Revisions

    REVISIONS Sample Screen Manual Date Control No.* Description 2018/10 BCN-P5999-1067 First edition * The control No. is noted at the lower right of each page. Project Data Date Project Data GT Designer3* Description 2018/10 MITSUBISHI_FR-F800-E_V_Ver1_E.GTX 1.205P First edition * The version number of screen design software used to create the project data is listed. Please use the screen design software with the listed version or later versions.

  • Page 6: Outline

    1. OUTLINE This manual explains the sample screens of GOT2000 connected to an inverter FR-F800-E via Ethernet. The sample screens can be used to output the command of the running speed (FR-F820-0.75K-E1) and rotation direction, change the parameters, monitor the current values, and execute the machine diagnosis (load characteristics measurement).

  • Page 7: Controller Settings Of Screen Design Software

    3.2 Controller Settings of Screen Design Software Item Set value Remarks GOT NET No. GOT Station No. GOT Communication Port No. 5036 Retry (Times) Startup Time (Sec) Timeout Time (Sec) Delay Time (ms) GOT Ethernet Setting Item Set value Remarks Update GOT Ethernet Standard Port Setting Checked 192.168.3.18...

  • Page 8: The Output Terminal Assignment Settings

    4.2 The Output Terminal Assignment Settings In this sample, the functions are assigned to the output terminals and the output signals are displayed on the GOT screen.The output terminals and the assigned functions are listed in the following table. Item Parameter Set Value Function...
  • Page 9 5.2.2 Screen list/transition (individual) Base screen B-12010: Refer to “Startup” Base screen B-12010: Startup Base screen B-12020 shown in the next page: Refer to “Operation” Base screen B-12000: Menu Base screen B-12020: Operation Base screen B-12030 shown in the next page: Refer to “Maintenance”...
  • Page 10 Window screen W-12010: Station Number Switching Base screen B-13100: Base screen B-12020: Operation Command Operation Window screen W-12010: Station Number Switching Base screen B-14100: Alarm History (Inverter) Base screen B-12090: Manual Display Window screen W-12010: Station Number Switching Base screen B-12030: Base screen B-14200: Maintenance Machine Diagnosis...

  • Page 11: Screen Specifications

    5.3 Screen Specifications 5.3.1 Menu (B-12000) Outline This screen shows the menu. Description Switches to the [Startup] screen. Switches to the [Operation] screen. Switches to the [Maintenance] screen. Displays the current date and time. Touch the date and time to open the [Clock Setting] window. Opens the [Language Setting] window.

  • Page 12: Startup (B-12010)

    5.3.2 Startup (B-12010) Outline This is the [Startup] menu screen. Description Switches to the [Parameter] screen. Switches to the [Batch monitor] screen. Switches to the [Operation Command] screen. Switches between the screens. The blue switch that indicates the currently displayed screen does not switch the screen.

  • Page 13: Operation (B-12020)

    5.3.3 Operation (B-12020) Outline This is the [Operation] menu screen. Description Switches to the [Operation Command] screen. Switches between the screens. The blue switch indicates the currently displayed screen and does not switch the screen. Indicates unused switches for base screen switching. Switches to the previously opened screen.

  • Page 14: Maintenance (B-12030)

    5.3.4 Maintenance (B-12030) Outline This is the [Maintenance] menu screen. Description Switches to the [Alarm History (Inverter)] screen. Switches to the [Machine Diagnosis (Load Characteristics Measurement)] screen. Switches to the [Inverter Life Diagnosis] screen. Switches between the screens. The blue switch indicates the currently displayed screen and does not switch the screen.

  • Page 15: Manual Display (B-12090)

    5.3.5 Manual Display (B-12090) Outline This screen is used to display the manual written in the currently displayed language. Description Displays a document with the document ID 12000 to 12002 according to the selected language. “Inverter FR-F800 Instruction Manual (Detailed)” will be displayed. Flick the document whose all edges are displayed on the screen to switch the pages.
  • Page 16 Remarks ・ The language of the document displayed on the [Manual Display] screen is switched in accordance with the display language. The table below shows the relation of the column No. in the comment group, language, and document ID. Column No. in Language Document ID comment group...

  • Page 17: Parameter 1 (B-12100)

    5.3.6 Parameter 1 (B-12100) Outline This screen is used to set the inverter parameters. Description Displays the [Station Number Switching] window. Displays the station number and name for monitoring. Displays parameter data names and set values. Touch the values for change. Displays the [Parameter Recipe] setting screen.

  • Page 18: Batch Monitor 1 To 3 (B-12200 To 12202)

    5.3.7 Batch monitor 1 to 3 (B-12200 to 12202) Outline This screen is used to monitor multiple items of the inverter at the same time. Description Displays the [Station Number Switching] window. Displays the station number and name for monitoring. Displays the data name and current value for monitoring items.

  • Page 19: Operation Command (B-13100)

    5.3.8 Operation Command (B-13100) Outline This screen is used to display the inverter operation command and various monitors. It also monitors the values of the output frequency and output current. Description Displays the [Station Number Switching] window. Displays the station number and name for monitoring. Displays the output frequency with a panel meter and a numerical display.
  • Page 20 Remarks ・ The color settings of the warning range in the graphical meter for the output frequency and output power is set as green. In the graphical meter, multiple colors can be displayed as warning according to the device value range. ・...

  • Page 21: Alarm History (Inverter) (B-14100)

    5.3.9 Alarm History (Inverter) (B-14100) Outline This screen is used to display the alarm history of the inverter. Description Displays the [Station Number Switching] window. Displays the station number and name for monitoring. Displays the currently occurring alarm and the latest eighth alarms. These are switches and lamps related to the alarm.

  • Page 22: Machine Diagnosis (Load Characteristics Measurement) (B-14200)

    5.3.10 Machine Diagnosis (Load Characteristics Measurement) (B-14200) Outline This screen is used to monitor the load characteristics of the inverter. The relation of speed and torque will be stored, and the current load condition and the stored load characteristics will be compared. If the compared result is out of the normal range, it will be notified with warnings.

  • Page 23: Inverter Life Diagnosis (B-14300)

    5.3.11 Inverter Life Diagnosis (B-14300) Outline This screen is used to display the status of the inverter life. Description Displays the [Station Number Switching] window. Displays the station number and name for monitoring. Displays the life status value of the main circuit capacitor, control circuit capacitor, inrush current limit circuit, cooling fan, and interior air recirculation fan as well as the cumulative energization time and actual operation time.

  • Page 24: Station Number Switching (W-12010)

    5.3.12 Station Number Switching (W-12010) Outline This screen is used to switch the station for monitoring. Description Select the station for monitoring. Once selected, the window screen will be closed. Closes the window screen. Remarks ・ The selected station number means the station that GOT monitors. 24/83 BCN-P5999-1067...

  • Page 25: Parameter Recipe Settings (W-12100)

    5.3.13 Parameter Recipe Settings (W-12100) Outline This screen is used to backup and restore the parameters of the selected station number. Description Displays the station name of a selected station number. Select the station number for backup/restoration. Displays the date when the selected station number's parameter information was backed up. Stores the inverter parameters in the GOT's recipe file.

  • Page 26: Backup Confirmation Dialog (W-12101)

    5.3.14 Backup Confirmation Dialog (W-12101) Outline This is a confirmation screen to be displayed ahead of backup. Description Displays the confirmation message. Stores the parameters in the recipe file and closes the window screen. Closes the window screen without storing the parameters in the recipe file. Remarks 26/83 BCN-P5999-1067...

  • Page 27: Restoration Confirmation Dialog (W-12102)

    5.3.15 Restoration Confirmation Dialog (W-12102) Outline This is a confirmation screen to be displayed ahead of restoration. Description Displays the confirmation message. Writes the parameters in the inverter from the recipe file and closes the window screen. Closes the window screen without reading the parameters from the recipe file. Remarks 27/83 BCN-P5999-1067...

  • Page 28: Machine Diagnosis Confirmation (W-14200)

    5.3.16 Machine Diagnosis Confirmation (W-14200) Outline This is a confirmation screen to be displayed ahead of machine diagnosis. Description Displays the confirmation message. Executes the machine diagnosis (load characteristics measurement). Displays a message dialog during the measurement. Closes the window screen without executing machine diagnosis (load characteristics measurement). Remarks ・...

  • Page 29: Diagnosis Start Warning (W-14201)

    5.3.17 Diagnosis Start Warning (W-14201) Outline This screen displays the warning dialog at execution of the machine diagnosis while the inverter is operating or experiencing errors. Description Displays the confirmation message. Closes the window screen without executing automatic measurement. Remarks 29/83 BCN-P5999-1067...

  • Page 30: Machine Diagnosis Status Dialog (W-14202)

    5.3.18 Machine Diagnosis Status Dialog (W-14202) Outline This screen displays the progress of the machine diagnosis. Description Displays the confirmation message. This window will be displayed after the automatic measurement is completed and close once the [OK] button is touched. Remarks 30/83 BCN-P5999-1067...

  • Page 31: Out Of Input Range Dialog (W-14900)

    5.3.19 Out of Input Range Dialog (W-14900) Outline This screen notifies users when the input value is out of the setting range. Description Displays the confirmation message. Touch the [OK] button to close the dialog window. Remarks 31/83 BCN-P5999-1067...

  • Page 32: Alarm Reset (W-30001)

    5.3.20 Alarm Reset (W-30001) Outline This screen is used to reset system alarms. Description Resets the system alarm and closes the window screen in one second. Closes the window screen. Remarks 32/83 BCN-P5999-1067...

  • Page 33: Language Setting (W-30002)

    5.3.21 Language Setting (W-30002) Outline This screen is used to select the language displayed on the GOT. Description Switches the display language between three languages and closes the window screen. Closes the window screen. Remarks ・ The setting allows the system language to switch so that it matches the display language. 33/83 BCN-P5999-1067...

  • Page 34: Clock Setting (W-30003)

    5.3.22 Clock Setting (W-30003) Outline This screen is used to change the GOT clock data. Description Displays the current date and time. Change the date and time with switches.Holding down the switches increases or decreases the numbers consecutively. The [Reset] switch resets the second. Updates the GOT clock data with the newly set date and time and closes the window screen in one second.

  • Page 35: Device List

    5.4 Device List Some of the devices specified to the on-screen switches and lamps, etc., are also used for common settings of functions such as scripts. Using [Batch Edit] is recommended to change these devices in a batch. For the details on [Batch Edit], please refer to “11.8.3 Changing the set values in a batch (Batch Edit)”...
  • Page 36 5.4.2 Controller devices Type Device No. Application IOST32 Input terminal RUN IOST33 Input terminal SU IOST34 Input terminal IPF IOST35 Input terminal OL IOST36 Input terminal FU IOST37 Input terminal ABC1 IOST38 Input terminal ABC2 CMD0 Stop command CMD1 Forward rotation command CMD2 Reverse rotation command CMD3...
  • Page 37 Type Device No. Application LPr1482 Load characteristics load reference 2 LPr1483 Load characteristics load reference 3 LPr1484 Load characteristics load reference 4 LPr1485 Load characteristics load reference 5 LPr1486 Load characteristics maximum frequency LPr1487 Load characteristics minimum frequency LPr1488 Upper limit warning detection width LPr1489 Lower limit warning detection width Operation frequency (EEPROM)
  • Page 38 All the devices listed in “5.4.2 Controller devices” are the GOT virtual devices for inverter. For more details on the correspondence between the virtual devices and inverter data, please refer to “15.4 Device Range that Can Be Set” in “GOT2000 Series Connection Manual (Mitsubishi Electric Products)”. 38/83...
  • Page 39 5.4.3 GOT Internal Devices Type Device No. Application GB40 Script trigger (Always ON) GB15062 Write trigger device for recipe No.25000 GB15063 Read trigger device for recipe No.25000 GB16000 PDF display switch flag GB16500 Low-speed selection flag GB16501 Meddle-speed selection flag GB16502 High-speed selection flag GB16600...
  • Page 40 Type Device No. Application GD65280 Document display: ID storage device GD65281 Document display: page No. storage device GD65283 Document display last page No. notification device GD65290 Recipe common setting: external control device GD65291 Recipe common setting: recipe No. storage device Word GD65292 Recipe common setting: external control record No.

  • Page 41: Comment List

    5.5 Comment List Comment Group No. Comment No. Base/Window screen No. B-12000、B-12010、B-12020、B-12030、B-12090、B-12100 No.1 B-12200、B-12201、B-12202、B-13100、B-14100、B-14200 B-14300 B-12010、B-12020、B-12030、B-12090、B-12100、B-12200 No.10 B-12201、B-12202、B-13100、B-14100、B-14200、B-14300 No.20 B-12000、B-12010、B-12020、B-12030、B-12090 No.30 B-12000、B-12010、B-12020、B-12030、B-12090 No.40 B-12000、B-12010、B-12020、B-12030、B-12090 No.50、51 B-12090 No.60 B-12010、B-12100、B-12200、B-12201、B-12202、B-13100 No.61 B-12100 No.70 B-12010 No.71 B-12100、B-12200、B-12201、B-12202、B-13100 No.72 B-12200 No.73 B-12201 No.74 B-12202 No.80 B-12010、B-12020、B-12100、B-12200、B-12201、B-12202 B-13100...
  • Page 42 Comment Group No. Comment No. Base/Window screen No. B-12100、B-12200、B-12201、B-12202、B-13100、B-14100 No.1001、1002 B-14200、B-14300 No.1004、1005 B-12100、B-12200、B-12201、B-12202 No.1006 B-12100 No.1101 B-12200、B-12201、B-12202 No.1102 B-12201、B-12100 No.1103 B-12201 No.2001 B-13100 B-13100 No.2002～2014 No.2015 B-13100、B-14000 B-13100 No.2016～2021 No.3001～3020 B-14100 No.3101～3120 B-14200 No.3201～3218 B-14300 No.5001 W-30001、W-30003 W-30003 No.5201～5208 No.6002～6017 W-12010、W-12100 No.7002～7004 W-12100...

  • Page 43: Recipe List

    5.6 Recipe List 5.6.1 Common setting External Control Information External control device $Com_Label:u16_Com_RcpCmCntlDv[0] Recipe No. storage device (first) + 1 Record No. storage device (first) + 2 External Notification Information External notification device $Com_Label:u16_Com_RcpCmNtcDv[0] Recipe No. notification device (first) + 1 Record No.
  • Page 44 Recipe No.12001 Station No. 1 Item Settings Recipe data save location Data Storage (Recipe File)(read and write) File format G2P (Binary) Drive name A: Standard SD Card Recipe data Folder name Package1\recipe File name ARP12001.G2P Date format yy/mm/dd Block number Record number Device 1-1 LPr0...
  • Page 45 Recipe No.12002 Station No. 2 Item Settings Recipe data save location Data Storage (Recipe File)(read and write) File format G2P (Binary) Drive name A: Standard SD Card Recipe data Folder name Package1\recipe File name ARP12002.G2P Date format yy/mm/dd Block number Record number Device 1-2 LPr0...
  • Page 46 Recipe No.12003 Station No. 3 Item Settings Recipe data save location Data Storage (Recipe File)(read and write) File format G2P (Binary) Drive name A: Standard SD Card Recipe data Folder name Package1\recipe File name ARP12003.G2P Date format yy/mm/dd Block number Record number Device 1-3 LPr0...
  • Page 47 Recipe No.12004 Station No. 4 Item Settings Recipe data save location Data Storage (Recipe File)(read and write) File format G2P (Binary) Drive name A: Standard SD Card Recipe data Folder name Package1\recipe File name ARP12004.G2P Date format yy/mm/dd Block number Record number Device 1-4 LPr0...
  • Page 48 Recipe No.12005 Station No. 5 Item Settings Recipe data save location Data Storage (Recipe File)(read and write) File format G2P (Binary) Drive name A: Standard SD Card Recipe data Folder name Package1\recipe File name ARP12005.G2P Date format yy/mm/dd Block number Record number Device 1-5 LPr0...
  • Page 49 Recipe No.12006 Station No. 6 Item Settings Recipe data save location Data Storage (Recipe File)(read and write) File format G2P (Binary) Drive name A: Standard SD Card Recipe data Folder name Package1\recipe File name ARP12006.G2P Date format yy/mm/dd Block number Record number Device 1-6 LPr0...
  • Page 50 Recipe No.12007 Station No. 7 Item Settings Recipe data save location Data Storage (Recipe File)(read and write) File format G2P (Binary) Drive name A: Standard SD Card Recipe data Folder name Package1\recipe File name ARP12007.G2P Date format yy/mm/dd Block number Record number Device 1-7 LPr0...
  • Page 51 Recipe No.12008 Station No. 8 Item Settings Recipe data save location Data Storage (Recipe File)(read and write) File format G2P (Binary) Drive name A: Standard SD Card Recipe data Folder name Package1\recipe File name ARP12008.G2P Date format yy/mm/dd Block number Record number Device 1-8 LPr0...
  • Page 52 Recipe No.12009 Station No. 9 Item Settings Recipe data save location Data Storage (Recipe File)(read and write) File format G2P (Binary) Drive name A: Standard SD Card Recipe data Folder name Package1\recipe File name ARP12009.G2P Date format yy/mm/dd Block number Record number Device 1-9 LPr0...
  • Page 53 Recipe No.12010 Station No. 10 Item Settings Recipe data save location Data Storage (Recipe File)(read and write) File format G2P (Binary) Drive name A: Standard SD Card Recipe data Folder name Package1\recipe File name ARP12010.G2P Date format yy/mm/dd Block number Record number Device 1-10 LPr0...
  • Page 54 Recipe No.12011 Station No. 11 Item Settings Recipe data save location Data Storage (Recipe File)(read and write) File format G2P (Binary) Drive name A: Standard SD Card Recipe data Folder name Package1\recipe File name ARP12011.G2P Date format yy/mm/dd Block number Record number Device 1-11 LPr0...
  • Page 55 Recipe No.12012 Station No. 12 Item Settings Recipe data save location Data Storage (Recipe File)(read and write) File format G2P (Binary) Drive name A: Standard SD Card Recipe data Folder name Package1\recipe File name ARP12012.G2P Date format yy/mm/dd Block number Record number Device 1-12 LPr0...
  • Page 56 Recipe No.12013 Station No. 13 Item Settings Recipe data save location Data Storage (Recipe File)(read and write) File format G2P (Binary) Drive name A: Standard SD Card Recipe data Folder name Package1\recipe File name ARP12013.G2P Date format yy/mm/dd Block number Record number Device 1-13 LPr0...
  • Page 57 Recipe No.12014 Station No. 14 Item Settings Recipe data save location Data Storage (Recipe File)(read and write) File format G2P (Binary) Drive name A: Standard SD Card Recipe data Folder name Package1\recipe File name ARP12014.G2P Date format yy/mm/dd Block number Record number Device 1-14 LPr0...
  • Page 58 Recipe No.12015 Station No. 15 Item Settings Recipe data save location Data Storage (Recipe File)(read and write) File format G2P (Binary) Drive name A: Standard SD Card Recipe data Folder name Package1\recipe File name ARP12015.G2P Date format yy/mm/dd Block number Record number Device 1-15 LPr0...
  • Page 59 Recipe No.12016 Station No. 16 Item Settings Recipe data save location Data Storage (Recipe File)(read and write) File format G2P (Binary) Drive name A: Standard SD Card Recipe data Folder name Package1\recipe File name ARP12016.G2P Date format yy/mm/dd Block number Record number Device 1-16 LPr0...

  • Page 60: Script List

    5.7 Script List Item Settings Project script Specified Screen script B-12090, B-12100, B-12201, B-14200 Object script B-12090、B-13100, B-14100, B-14200, B-14300, W-30003 5.7.1 Project script Script No. 12000 Script name Script12000 Comment Initial setting Data type Signed BIN16 Trigger type Rise GB40 set([b: GS523.b2]);...
  • Page 61 [<$:Com_Label:u16_Com_DocIDNum>] = 12002; //Displays the PDF (Chinese manual) in the file 12002 [<$:Com_Label:u16_Com_DocPageNum>] = 123; //Displays the 123th page (5. Parameters) in the PDF break; default : //When the language is not switched at GOT startup [<$:Com_Label:u16_Com_DocIDNum>] = 12000; //Displays the PDF (English manual) in the file 12000 [<$:Com_Label:u16_Com_DocPageNum>] = 133;...
  • Page 62 }else{ //At screen transition from the alarm history screen switch([<$:Com_Label:s16_Com_CngLngDv>]){ case 1: ///Language setting is English [<$:Com_Label:u16_Com_DocIDNum>] = 12000; //Displays the PDF (English manual) in the file 12000 [<$:Com_Label:u16_Com_DocPageNum>] = 563; //Displays the 563th page (6. Protective Functions) in the PDF break;...
  • Page 63 Base screen 12100 Script No. 12002 Script name Script12002 Comment Recipe Process before backup Data type Signed BIN16 Trigger type Rise GB17500 set([<$: Com_Label: u16_Com_RcpCmCntlDv [0].b1>]); //Recipe common control Turn on the read trigger rst([b: GB17500]); //Turn off the backup trigger Script No.
  • Page 64 if([u32: LPr896] == 9999){ [u16: GD16301] = 1; // Displays the unit kW. }else{ [u16: GD16301] = 0; // Hides the unit. Base screen 14200 Script No. 12009 Script name Script12009 Comment Diagnosis: confirmation display Data type Signed BIN16 Trigger type Rise GB16700 if([u32:OP2] ==4){ //When the inverter operation mode is the NET operation mode...
  • Page 65 if([u32: LPr1480] >= 81){ //Suspends machine diagnosis. rst([b: GB18002]); //Turns off the trigger for script No.12013. [u16: GD18100] = 2; //Changes the display comment for W-14202. set([b: GB18100]); //Turns on the bit for displaying the OK switch. rst([b: GB17900]); //Turns off the script trigger used in machine diagnosis. rst([b: GB18000]);...
  • Page 66 5.7.3 Object script Base screen 12090 Object Switch Object ID *1 10042 Script user ID Data type Signed BIN16 Trigger type Device writing //Do not exceed the total number of the document pages. if([<$: Com_Label: u16_Com_DocPageNum>] >= [<$: Com_Label: u16_Com_DocEndPageNum>]){ [<$: Com_Label: u16_Com_DocPageNum>] = [<$: Com_Label: u16_Com_DocEndPageNum>] - 1;...
  • Page 67 Data type Unsigned BIN32 Trigger type Ordinary [u16: GD16616] = [u32: AL800]; Object Word comment Object ID *1 10180,10181 Script user ID 17, 18 Data type Unsigned BIN32 Trigger type Ordinary [u16: GD16600] = [u32: AL0]; Base screen 14200 Object Numerical display Object ID *1 10048...
  • Page 68 Window screen 30003 Object Numerical display Object ID *1 10013 Script user ID Data type Unsigned BIN16 Trigger type Rise GB40 //Obtain Today's Year & Month from Clock Data [w: TMP950] = [w: GS650] & 0xF000;//Obtain Tenths Digit of "Last 2-Digits of Year" from Clock Data for Setting [w: TMP960] = [w: TMP950] >>...
  • Page 69 [w: TMP983] = (([w: GD63993] / 10) << 4) + ([w: GD63993] % 10); //Hour BIN -> BCD [w: TMP984] = (([w: GD63994] / 10) << 4) + ([w: GD63994] % 10); //Minute BIN -> BCD [w: TMP985] = (([w: GD63995] / 10) << 4) + ([w: GD63995] % 10); //Second BIN -> BCD Object Numerical display Object ID *1...

  • Page 70: Manual Display

    6. MANUAL DISPLAY A manual in a PDF format can be displayed without conversion. For more details on the document display function, please refer to the “8.26 Placing a Document Display” in "GT Designer3 (GOT2000) Screen Design Manual". Please note that the language switching cannot be performed with the document display function. Therefore, in the sample screens, the document language is switched by changing the document ID in accordance with the selected display language.
  • Page 71 When updating the manuals, download the manual described in (2) from the Mitsubishi FA website and store the PDF file in the document ID folder of the corresponding language. Delete the older manual. Then refer the following table to modify the page number specified in the screen script (Script 12015 and 12017) that has been set for the base screen 12090 Manual Display.

  • Page 72: Others

    7.1.2.1 System Applications that are Automatically Selected Model: MELSEC iQ-R, RnMT/NC/RT, CR800-D*1 Type System Application Name Standard System Application Standard Function Standard Font Japanese Communication Driver Ethernet Connection Ethernet( Mitsubishi Electric ), Gateway Standard Font Chinese(Simplified) Alphanumeric/Kana Outline Font Gothic Japanese(Kanji) Chinese(Simplified)
  • Page 73 7.1.2.2 Controller Settings of Screen Design Software Item Set Value Remarks GOT NET No. GOT Station 5001 GOT Communication Port No.. Retry (Times) Startup Time (Sec) Timeout Time (Sec) Delay Time (ms) GOT Ethernet Setting Item Set Value Remarks Update GOT Ethernet Standard Port Checked Setting 192.168.3.18...
  • Page 74 7.1.6 Inverter FR-F800-E Inverter FR-F800-E Communication Settings Item Parameter Set Value Operation mode selection Pr.79 Communication startup mode selection Pr.340 NET mode command source selection Pr.550 PU mode command source selection Pr.551 Ethernet communication network number Pr.1424 Ethernet communication station number Pr.1425 5001 Ethernet function selection 1...
  • Page 75 *1 The structure of the value stored in the station number switching device is as below. Set the constant in hexadecimal format. • Upper 8 bits: Network No. • Lower 8 bits: Station No. Example: Network No. 2 and Station No. 1 02 01 Station No.

  • Page 76: Connecting Got And Inverter Via Plc (Cc-Link Ie Field Network)

    7.2.2.1 System Applications that are Automatically Selected Model: Select MELSEC iQ-R, RnMT/NC/RT, CR800-D*1 Type System Application Name Standard System Application Standard Function Standard Font Japanese Communication Driver Ethernet Connection Ethernet( Mitsubishi Electric ), Gateway Standard Font Chinese(Simplified) Alphanumeric/Kana Outline Font Gothic Japanese(Kanji) Chinese(Simplified)
  • Page 77 7.2.2.2 Controller Settings of Screen Design Software Item Set Value Remarks GOT NET No. GOT Station No. GOT Communication Port No. 5001 Retry (Times) Startup Time (Sec) Timeout Time (Sec) Delay Time (ms) GOT Ethernet Settings Item Set Value Remarks Update GOT Ethernet Standard Port Setting Checked 192.168.3.18...
  • Page 78 7.2.6 Inverter FR-F800 ( with the Plug-in option FR-A8NCE) Inverter FR-F800 ( with the Plug-in option FR-A8NCE) Communication Settings Item Parameter Set Value Operation mode selection Pr.79 Communication startup mode selection Pr.340 Network No.(CC-Link IE) Pr.434 Station No. (CC-Link IE) Pr.435 9999 NET mode command source selection...
  • Page 79 *1 The structure of the value stored in the station number switching device is as below. Set the constant in hexadecimal format. • Upper 8 bits: Network No. • Lower 8 bits: Station No. Example: Network No. 2 and Station No. 1 02 01 Station No.

  • Page 80: Changing The Inverter Channel No

    7.3 Changing the Inverter Channel No. In this sample, the GOT’s CH1 is connected to multiple inverters, and their status are being monitored by switching the station number for monitoring the CH1. When connecting inverters to the channels other than the CH1, change the settings as follows. Open the Station No.

  • Page 81: Changing The Inverter Network No. And Station No

    7.4 Changing the Inverter Network No. and Station No. Apply the settings below in order to change the inverter network number and station number. 7.4.1 Switches in W-12010 Station Number Switching Window Open the [Station No. Switching] under [Action List] and change the network number and station number. Change the [Constant] of the [Lamp] function to the same network number and station number that have been changed in (1)*1.
  • Page 82 7.4.2 Recipe Settings The recipe settings for the station number 1 to 16 have been set with the recipe number 12001 to 12016. When the network number and the station number are changed, setting of the devices registered in the recipe settings also need to be changed.
  • Page 83 Open the recipe settings of the station number you are changing and change the [Recipe Name] to the new station number name under the [Basic] tab. * Do not change the [Recipe No.] under the [Basic] tab, otherwise the parameter recipe will not work properly. Enter the new station number.

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