Page 1 Right choice for ultimate yield! LSIS strives to maximize customer’s profit in gratitude of choosing us for your partner HUMAN MACHINE INTERFACE XGT PANEL iXP2H Series User’s Manual Read this manual carefully before installing,  wiring, operating, servicing or inspecting this equipment.
Page 2 Safety Instructions Before Using the Product…… To use the product safely and effectively, please thoroughly read this manual before use. Observe all safety precautions to prevent accidents and potential danger. Safety precaution is classified into “Warning” and “Caution” and their meanings are as follows: Warning Failure to follow instruction may result in serious personal injury or death.
Page 3 Safety Instructions Design Precautions Warning Install an external safety circuit for the HMI to protect the whole control system in the event of external power supply trouble. Serious trouble may occur throughout the entire system due to erroneous HMI output/operation. Design Precautions Caution Input/output signals or communication cables should be at least 100 mm apart from High-...
Page 4 Safety Instructions Wiring Precautions Warning 1. Be sure to turn off the HMI and external power before wiring. Failure to do so may result in electric shock or damage to the product. Caution 1. Wire correctly by checking each product’s rated voltage and terminal layout. Failure to do so may result in fire, electric shock, or erroneous operation.
Page 5 Safety Instructions Startup and Maintenance Precautions Warning 1. Do not touch the terminals while the power is on. Doing so may cause electric shock or erroneous operation. 2. Turn off the HMI and external power when cleaning or tightening the terminal screws. Failure to do so may cause electric shock or erroneous operation.
Page 6 Table of Contents Revision History Version Date Changed Contents Revised Page V1.0 6/2019 First edition ※ The number of the user manual is indicated on the right side of the back cover. ⓒ LSIS Co., Ltd 2019 All Rights Reserved.
Page 7: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents Chapter 1 General Introduction ..................1-1~1-6 1.1 Using the instruction manual ............................1-1 1.2 Features ..................................1-2 1.3 Terminology ................................... 1-5 1.4 Product specifications ..............................1-6 Chapter 2 System Configuration ..................2-1~2-4 2.1 Part names and features .............................. 2-1 2.1.1 Front side ................................
Page 8 Table of Contents Chapter 5 XGT panel menus ................... 5-1~5-40 5.1 Settings..................................5-3 5.1.1 Backlight settings ..............................5-3 5.1.2 Touch settings ..............................5-5 5.1.3 Date/Time settings ............................... 5-6 5.1.4 Environment settings ............................5-7 5.1.5 Ethernet settings ..............................5-11 5.1.6 Buzzer settings ..............................5-12 5.1.7 XP-Remote settings ............................
Page 9 Table of Contents Chapter 7 Maintenance ...................... 7-1~7-3 7.1 Maintenance and inspection ............................7-1 7.2 Daily maintenance ................................ 7-1 7.3 Regular maintenance ..............................7-2 Appendix.1 Troubleshooting App1-1~App1-23 1. Types of problems ..............................App1-1 2. Problems when starting ............................App1-2 3. Problems after turning the monitor on........................App1-3 4.
Page 10: Using The Instruction Manual
Chapter 1 Overview and terminology. Chapter 2 System configuration Explains the features of the iXP2H series and the system configuration. Shows the standard specifications and the performance specifications Chapter 3 Standard specifications of the iXP2H series. Explains the installation, wiring, and precautions for the iXP2H series in...
Page 11: Features
Chapter 1 Overview 1.2 Features The iXP2H series has the following features. (1) Various types of external interfaces (a) Various types of external interfaces, like USB and Ethernet, are supported to maximize usability. (b) Various types of connections with control devices, like PLCs and inverters, are possible.
Page 12 Chapter 1 Overview (5) Various, multilingual fonts (a) Supports multiple languages. • Uses the method of transferring the computer window and user fonts to the XGT Panel. • No separate multilingual language development is required. • Multilingual language support is an advantage of Windows CE. (b) Simultaneous display of up to 12 languages •...
Page 13 Chapter 1 Overview (7) Various convenient features (a) Provides various alarm functions. • The history alarm can be divided into several alarm groups and alarm lists, and the desired alarm can be displayed on the screen with the alarm explorer. •...
Page 14: Terminology
Chapter 1 Overview 1.3 Terminology This section describes the terminology used in the manual. Term Definition Remarks A standard element with a specified function for configuring the system. E.g. CPI module, Module A module is like an I/O board that is built to be inserted into the motherboard Power module, base.
Page 15: Product Specifications
Chapter 1 Overview 1.4 Product specifications This section explains the stand of product names used in the manual. iXP2H-070 Category Display Description Remarks 10/100bps Enet+RS-232C, DC power type 10/100bps Enet+RS-485, DC power type Cable length 5 m Cable length 10 m...
Page 16: Chapter2 System Configuration
Chapter 2 System configuration Chapter2 System configuration This section explains the features of the iXP2H series and the system configuration. The iXP2H series is mainly divided into the main box. device and the option, junction 2.1 Part names and features 2.1.1 Front side...
Page 17: Rear Side
Chapter 2 System configuration 2.1.2 Rear side ① Name Feature 3 modes State Operation Internal wiring SWEN2- SWEN2+ Released Disable SWEN1- SWEN1+ Enable switch SWEN2- SWEN2+ Intermediate Enable SWEN1- SWEN1+ SWEN2- SWEN2+ Fully Pressed Disable SWEN1- SWEN1+...
Page 18: Switch And Cable Configuration
2.2 Switch and cable configuration 2.2.1 Switch configuration The ixP2H series supports three different switches to control the contact points that are hardwired to the HMI and the external contact points. The voltage level on each signal line is 24 V.
Page 19 Chapter 2 System configuration 2) Emergency stop switch The emergency stop switch is a safety feature that can immediately stop the control device or turn off the power when pressed. The user can directly wire the switch to different terminals, such as the power supply, which can stop the controller. External Emergency Stop Switch EMTP1+...
Page 20: Cable Configuration
Chapter 2 System configuration 2.2.2 Cable configuration 1) Cable configuration...
Page 21 Chapter 2 System configuration 2) System cable connection 26pin Circular plug (DTP-CU-26P) SWEN2+ Green SWEN2- Green Strip EMTP1+ EMTP1- Red Strip EMTP2+ Orange EMTP2- Orange Strip SWEN1+ Yellow SWEN1- Yellow Strip SELCOM1+ Brown SELCOM1- Brown Strip SELCOM2+ Black 24pin Urethane cable SELCOM2- Black Strip 23AWG...
Page 22 Chapter 2 System configuration 3) Cable pin configuration Plug pin Name Description Cable color System I/O EMTP1+ Emergency switch the first signal (+) EMTP1- Emergency switch the first signal (-) Red strip EMTP2+ Emergency switch the second signal (+) Orange EMTP2- Emergency switch the second signal (-) Orange strip...
Page 23: Plug Connector Configuration
Chapter 2 System configuration 2.2.3 Plug connector configuration Round plug connector Part number ØB ØC ØD SRC6A21-26P 98.0 31.0 20.4 12.2 2) Round plug connector Part number ØB C(C') SRC2A21-26S 25.6 23.6 27.7(25.5)
Page 24: Option Accessories
Chapter 2 System configuration 2.3 Option accessories 2.3.1 Junction box ③ ① ⑤ ④ ⑥ Name Feature Ethernet : 10Base-T/100Base-TX/1000Base-T Ethernet port 1) Connector for Ethernet connection RS-485/232C communication connector Serial terminal block 1) 0702D(for RS-232 model): Tx, Rx, GND 2) 0704D(for RS-485 model): TRx+, TRx- Not used Signal that is controlled from the front side switch of the product.
Page 25: Pin Configuration Of Junction Box
Chapter 2 System configuration 2.3.2 Pin configuration of junction box The signal of the 26-pin connector is accessed from each feature connector or the terminal block. Junction Box Cable configuration Dsgdrnds 26pin TX1+ Enabling Switch1+ Circular Enabling Switch 1- TX1- Connector Select switch 1+ RX1+...
Page 26: System Configuration
Chapter 2 System configuration Serial terminal block Pin no. Meaning Remarks iXP2H-0704D: TRx+ TRX +(Tx) iXP2H-0702D: Tx iXP2H-0704D: TRx- TRX –(Rx) iXP2H-0702D: Rx iXP2H-0702D: GND Ethernet port Pin no. Meaning Remarks 2-11...
Page 27 Chapter 2 System configuration 2.4 System configuration To use the iXP2H series, you must write the project data from the XP-Builder and send it to the product. Use Ethernet to quickly transmit project data. If the LAN environment is set up as in the configuration below, then easier and more efficient use is possible.
Page 28: Chapter 3 Standard Specification
Chapter 3 System configuration Chapter 3 Standard specifications 3.1 General standards The general standards of the iXP2H series are as follows. Related Item Standard standard Ambient operating 0℃ - +50℃ temperature Storage -20℃ - +60℃ temperature Operating 10 - 85% RH, no condensation...
Page 29: Function Standards
(3) Noise immunity : The noise standard is the standard of the HMI body. 3.2 Function standards The function standards of the iXP2H series are as follows. iXP2H-0702D series Model iXP2H-0704D series...
Page 30 Chapter 3 System configuration iXP2H-0702D series Model iXP2H-0704D series Weight (Kg) 1.0 (Excluding cables) Note (1) Caution in power connection : If AC power is applied to a DC power device, it may cause product damage or fire. Please pay a special attention to the connection. (2) FG connection : For the device FG, please use an FG (PE) terminal.
Page 31: Cable Standards
Chapter 3 System configuration 3.3 Cable standards 3.3.1 UTP cable UTP cables are categorized into two types with the following standards. ① Shield type: Three types (UTP, FTP, STP) ② Seven types of frequency bands used 7 types (Cat.1-7) (1) Cable types (shields) Type Details Purpose...
Page 32 Chapter 3 System configuration (2) Type per used frequency Used frequency (MHz) Transmission Type Purpose speed (Mbps) Category 1 Audio frequency Telephone network (2Pair) Category 2 Multi pair communications cable Category 3 Telephone network + Computer network Speed up the computer network Category 4 2) Low-loss communications cable Category 5 and...
Page 33: Chapter 4 Installation And Wiring
(b) Install the device in an environment where shock or vibration are not continuously applied. The iXP2H series is designed to meet IEC standards (IEC 61131-2). (c) Install the device in a location that is not exposed to direct sunlight.
Page 34 1) In environments that do not exceed or satisfy the protection rating of the iXP2H series, product protection failures can result in equipment damage or malfunction. 2) Since the protection grade of the iXP2H series is on dust and water, caution must be taken against oil, corrosive gas, and metal particles.
Page 35: Handling Notice
4.1.2 Handling notice This section describes the precautions for handling the iXP2H series from opening to installation. • Do not drop the product or apply strong force to it. • Do not open the product case at random and operate at will without understanding the instructions. In such cases, we are not liable for any damages caused to the product.
Page 36 Chapter 4 Installation and wiring Note (1) In order to have less interference from the electromagnetic waves (radial noise) or heat generated by other control devices, a separation in distance is required. (2) Install by considering about the power and communication cable wiring. (3) If the surface of the panel, on which the junction box is not mounted evenly during installation, a gap will occur between the junction boxes and the panels where water or dust can enter.
Page 37: Wiring
Chapter 4 Installation and wiring 4.2 Wiring This section explains the wiring during installation of the iXP2H series. 4.2.1 Power wiring Power Product name iXP2H-0702D series DC 24 V iXP2H-0704D series • Power lines need to be twisted as tightly as possible and connected in the shortest distance to minimize the effect of noise.
Page 38 Chapter 4 Installation and wiring Use the following specifications for the power cable. Type Power standards (Unit:㎟) Tightening Power type Heat resistance torque Power and protection 1.5 (AWG16) - 2.5 (AWG12) Copper 0.51N•m 60℃ grounding Note (1) In consideration of voltage drops, the use of stranded wire with a cross-sectional area greater than 2 ㎟ is recommended.
Page 39 Chapter 4 Installation and wiring Separate the power supply system as shown below for the XGT Panel's supply, I/O device, and power devices. Nain Noise power Power Filter Others Note Do not place the power line of the XGT Panel near the main circuit (high-voltage, large-current) lines and input/output signal lines.
Page 40 Chapter 4 Installation and wiring Use an insulated shielding transformer or noise filter if noise penetration is a concern. The wiring of the input power supply should be as short as possible and the wiring of the shielding transformer or noise filter must not go through the duct.
Page 41: Ground Wiring
4.2.2 Ground wiring The iXP2H series provides sufficient noise countermeasures, which can be used without the need for grounding, except in particularly noisy cases. However, refer to the following when grounding. (2) Ground using a dedicated grounding cable if possible.
Page 42: Switch Wiring
4.2.3 Switch wiring • Emergency stop switch wiring The emergency stop switch wiring applied in the XGT Panel is in a redundant structure. The emergency stop switch is a Type B grounding method. [Example of the emergency stop switch] • Enabling switch wiring The enabling switch wiring applied in the XGT Panel is in a redundant structure.
Page 43: Settings
Chapter 5 XGT Panel Menu Explanation Chapter 5 XGT Panel Menu Explanation This chapter describes how to set the environment such as XGT Panel time setting, Ethernet connection setting, backlight setting. If you press the [Settings] button on the XGT Panel main screen, you can set the environment of XGT Panel. WinCE O/S V1.0 XP-Runtime V2.10 B[010] [XGT Panel Basic] After booting the XGT Panel after turning on the power, the XP-Runtime main screen is displayed.
Page 44 Chapter 5 XGT Panel Menu Explanation 구분 의미 세부 항목 비고 Settings PLC setting menu SHOW INFO Refer to PLC Information connected with Program Monitor 5.3 PLC Information XGT Panel N:1 Settings XGT Panel Update Refer to Update XGT Panel For updating XGT Panel 5.4 Update XGT Panel Project Download Project Upload...
Page 45 Chapter 5 XGT Panel Menu Explanation 5.1 Settings WinCE O/S V1.0 XP-Runtime V2.10 B[010] 5.1.1 Backlight Setting Press the [Backlight Settings] button on the [System Configuration] screen to go to the setup screen as follows. [XGT Panel Setting]...
Page 46 Chapter 5 XGT Panel Menu Explanation [Backlight setting] Menu Explanation Brightness Backlight Brightness can be adjusted. Do not turn off backlight Backlight power is always on. Turn off backlight after idle time If you do not touch for a certain period of time, the backlight automatically turns off. Turn off after The backlight turns off after the set time (in minutes).
Page 47 Chapter 5 XGT Panel Menu Explanation 5.1.2 Touch Setting You can adjust the sensitivity of the touch according to the type of gloves according to the work environment during touch operation. If you press [Touch Setting] on the System Configuration screen as shown below, the setting window will be activated and you can set the sensitivity according to the type of glove.
Page 48 Chapter 5 XGT Panel Menu Explanation 5.1.3 DateTime Setting You can set the date and time of XGT Panel by pressing [DateTime Setting] button on [System Configuration] screen as follows. [XGT Panel Setting] 2017 Today: 4/23/2017 [Date / Time Setting] Note Date / time view and setting are also available in the device information view of the communication setting dialog of XP-Builder.
Page 49 Chapter 5 XGT Panel Menu Explanation 5.1.4 Environment Setting If you press the [Environment Setting] button on the [System Configuration] screen to go to the setup screen as follows. [XGT Panel Setting]...
Page 50 Chapter 5 XGT Panel Menu Explanation (1) Screen Menu Explanation Goto screen After rebooting XGT Panel or downloading edit data, after boot up You will switch. If you disable this setting, Button to move to the screen. Quick start When I start the screen, I do not cache the image in advance, It does not appear.
Page 51 Chapter 5 XGT Panel Menu Explanation (2) General Menu Explanation Hide mouse cursor Mouse cursor does not appear after scrolling. Buzzer On / Off You can set whether buzzer is used or not. Buzzer test You can test the buzzer. Low Memory Mode XGT Panel starts monitoring the images used on the screen to speed up the screen operation.
Page 52 Chapter 5 XGT Panel Menu Explanation (3) BK Image Menu Explanation Set background image If you select an image, the standby screen and desktop are selected after the XGT Panel is powered on. If [Use boot image] option is selected, images with resolutions other than XGT Panel, It can not be used unless it is a 24bit BMP image.
Page 53 Chapter 5 XGT Panel Menu Explanation 5.1.5 Ethernet Setting If you press the [Ethernet Setting] button on the [System Configuration] screen as below, you can set the IP to use Ethernet. You can change the IP by pressing the [Set] button for each item of IP address, Subnet Mask and Gateway. If you click [OK] button, changed IP information will be saved.
Page 54 Chapter 5 XGT Panel Menu Explanation If you press the [Disable] button and reboot, the device will not use Ethernet. If this is the case, You can get the effect. To use Ethernet again, press [Enable] button and reboot. 5.1.6 Buzzer Setting You can adjust the volume and tone of Buzzer of XGT Panel.
Page 55 Chapter 5 XGT Panel Menu Explanation 5.1.7 XP-Remote Setting You can change the settings for XP-Remote that can remotely control the XGT Panel. [XGT Panel Setting] [XP-Remote setting] [Explanation of the dialog box] Menu Explanation Allow XP-Remote to connect Allow connection of remote XP-Remote. Max.
Page 56: Diagnostics
Chapter 5 XGT Panel Menu Explanation 5.2 Diagnostics This chapter explains the functions that can be used to diagnose communication terminal, screen and touch function of XGT Panel. If you click the [Diagnosis] button on the main screen of XGT Panel, a menu for diagnosing each function of XGT Panel is displayed. WinCE O/S V1.0 XP-Runtime V2.10 B[010] [XGT Panel Basic] [XGT Panel Diagnostics]...
Page 57: Screen Diagnostics
Chapter 5 XGT Panel Menu Explanation 5.2.1 Screen Diagnostic When you press the [Screen] button, the screens with different colors are displayed in succession with the buzzer sound. After all the screens for diagnosis are displayed, the graph will appear and the [Close] button will appear in the upper left corner. When this [Close] button is pressed, Returns to the Diagnostics screen.
Page 58: Touch Diagnostics
Chapter 5 XGT Panel Menu Explanation 5.2.2 Touch Diagnostic When you press the [Touch] button, the diagnostic screen appears. If you touch the screen, you can see that it is displayed like the picture below. Press the [OK] button to exit the screen. [XGT Panel Diagnostics] [Touch Diagnostic] 5-16...
Page 59: Backup Memory Diagnostics
Chapter 5 XGT Panel Menu Explanation 5.2.3 Backup Memory Diagnostic If you press the [Backup Memory] button, you can see the diagnostic results in the confirmation window. [XGT Panel Diagnostics] [Backup Memory Diagnostic] Note (1) If 'NVRAM Data Access ~~ Fail' occurs, take A/S action. (2) If 'BATTERY STATUS ~~ BAD' occurs, you have to replace the battery through A/S.
Page 60 Chapter 5 XGT Panel Menu Explanation 5.2.4 Flash Memory Diagnostic When you press the [Flash Memory] button, the diagnostic results appear in the confirmation window. [XGT Panel Diagnostics] [Flash Memory Diagnostic] Note 1. If "Read Disk Information Error!" Occurs, please contact us. 2.
Page 61: Usb Memory Diagnostics
Chapter 5 XGT Panel Menu Explanation 5.2.5 USB Memory Diagnostic When you press the [USB Memory] button, the diagnostic result appears in the confirmation window. [XGT Panel Diagnostic] [USB Memory Diagnostic] Note If USB memory is installed and 'Read Disk Information Error!' Occurs, remove it, insert it again and test do it.
Page 62: Serial Diagnostics
Chapter 5 XGT Panel Menu Explanation 5.2.6 Serial Diagnostic Diagnostic function for serial communication port such as RS-232C, RS-422. Press the [Serial] button to diagnose the serial ports installed on the XGT Panel. (However, for diagnosis, loop back terminal must be connected to each port.) [XGT Panel Diagnostic] [Serial port selection screen] [Serial Diagnostic]...
Page 63 Chapter 5 XGT Panel Menu Explanation The RS-232C port and RS-485 port can be configured in the communication port of the junction box. (Connecting the Tx (+) and Rx (+) terminal pins) Pin No. 의미 비고 iXP2H-0704D: TRx+ TRX +(Tx) iXP2H-0702D:Tx iXP2H-0704D: TRx- TRX –(Rx)
Page 64: Sd Card Diagnostics
Chapter 5 XGT Panel Menu Explanation 5.2.7 SD Card Diagnostic Displays information of SD card memory inserted in XGT Panel. Press the [SD Card] button to diagnose the SD memory mounted on the XGT Panel. [XGT Panel Diagnostic] [SD Card Diagnostic] Note If 'Read Disk Information Error!' Occurs when an SD card is installed, remove it, insert it again, and test it.
Page 65 Chapter 5 XGT Panel Menu Explanation 5.3 PLC Information The PLC information view function is to view the connected XGT Panel information and CPU information and history of the target PLC. WinCE O/S V1.0 XP-Runtime V2.10 B[010] [XGT Panel Basic Screen] Note PLC connection status can be viewed only when project data is transferred to XGT Panel.
Page 66 Chapter 5 XGT Panel Menu Explanation 5.3.1 PLC Communication Setting [Settings] is a function to change communication parameters of PLC communicating with XGT Panel, and you can change PLC communication setting items by clicking [Settings] button [PLC information] [PLC Communication Setting] Note PLC communication setting screen may be different for each driver.
Page 67: Connection Information
Chapter 5 XGT Panel Menu Explanation 5.3.2 Connection Information You can check the connection number, PLC manufacturer, target PLC type, connection method, IP address, and timeout time set up for connection with PLC in XP-Builder. [PLC information] [Explanation of the dialog box] Item Explanation Connection No.
Page 68 Chapter 5 XGT Panel Menu Explanation 5.3.3 PLC Information You can check the CPU type, operation mode, status, version and scan time of our own PLC model and provide information only when connected with PLC. Note PLC types that can view PLC information are as follows. - MASTER-K CPU, FEnet, Cnet - GLOFA-GM CPU, FEnet, Cnet - XGK / XGB / XGI / XGR CPU, FEnet, Cnet...
Page 69 Chapter 5 XGT Panel Menu Explanation 5.3.5 PLC Operation Mode Conversion History You can check the PLC run / stop operation mode history of your PLC model. Note The following PLC types are available to view the PLC operation mode switching history. - MASTER-K CPU does not have operation mode switching history.
Page 70 Chapter 5 XGT Panel Menu Explanation 5.3.7 PLC System History Information PLC system history can be checked. Note The PLC types that can view the system history are as follows. - The MASTER-K CPU has no system history. - Only available with the GLOFA-GM CPU (GM4C). Other CPUs have no system history. - XGK / XGB / XGI / XGR CPU, FEnet, Cnet 5-28...
Page 71: N:1 Setting
Chapter 5 XGT Panel Menu Explanation 5.3.8 N: 1 Setting XGT Panel supports N: 1 service which enables communication between several XGT Panels and one PLC. You can set details using the [N: 1 Settings] menu. [PLC information] [N: 1 setting] [Explanation of the dialog box] Menu Explanation...
Page 72: Program Monitor
XGT Panel can monitor ladder of PLC XGK of LS Industrial Systems. [PLC information view screen] Note Program monitor modules must be installed via XP-Manager. LSIS: XGK / XGB CPU, Cnet, and Enet driver. You must specify the use of the program monitor in the project properties of XP-Builder. 5-30...
Page 73: Xgt Panel Update
Chapter 5 XGT Panel Menu Explanation 5.4 XGT Panel Update The functions described in this chapter are for updating the XGT Panel software. By default, XGT Panel is also optimized when downloading project file from XP-Builder. Use this function only if you need to update only the XGT Panel in particular. The software of the XGT Panel will need to be updated with the new version as new functions and enhancements are added.
Page 74: Overview
Chapter 5 XGT Panel Menu Explanation 5.5 Storage Function 5.5.1 Overview Download the project edited by the user in XP-Builder from PC or upload the project backed up in the device to PC Uploading and updating the device are usually done by connecting USB cable or Ethernet cable to XGT Panel series. You can do it through.
Page 75 Chapter 5 XGT Panel Menu Explanation 5.5.2 Downloading a project using a storage device 1. When you touch [Download Project] in the storage function menu, the following dialog box is displayed. 2. Project storage path of USB memory, SD card is displayed as below. - \ USB Storage \ XP_Project \ - \ SD Storage \ XP_Project \ If you want to download a project using a storage device, it must be stored in the directory in the above path.
Page 76 Chapter 5 XGT Panel Menu Explanation 5.5.3 Uploading a project using a storage device 1. If you touch [Upload Project] in the storage function menu, the following dialog box is displayed. 2. The upload path of USB memory and SD card is displayed as below. - \ USB Storage \ XP_Backup \ - \ SD Storage \ XP_Backup \ 3.
Page 77 Chapter 5 XGT Panel Menu Explanation 5.5.4 Updating the device using a storage device 1. If you touch [Update XGT Panel] in the storage function menu, the following dialog box will be displayed. 2. The path of USB memory, SD card is displayed as follows. - \ USB Storage \ XP_Software \ - \ SD Storage \ XP_Software \ If you want to update the device using an external storage device, the XGT Panel Software file is in the directory in the...
Page 78 Chapter 6 Backup files by using Storage Devices Chapter 6 Backup files by using Storage Devices This chapter describes the management functions for external storage devices that store backup data of logging, recipe, and screen images. (1) XGT Panel can back up logging, recipe, screen image data to USB storage device according to the settings set in XP-Builder. (2) If there is no capacity to be backed up on the specified storage device, the existing data is deleted according to the settings set by XP-Builder, and the backup process or backup is stopped.
Page 79 Chapter 6 Backup files by using Storage Devices 1. Path structure in case of logging backup (1) Directory named ‘Logging’ is created under the root directory of USB equipment (2) The directory whose name is logging number is created under Logging directory. (3) The directory whose name is year, month is created under Logging number directory.
Page 80 Chapter 6 Backup files by using Storage Devices 2. Path structure in case of recipe backup (1) Directory named ‘Recipe’ is created under USB storage equipment root directory. (2) Year, Month directory is created under Recipe directory (3) The lower directory structure is same as that of logging backup path structure. (4) Name of recipe backup file includes the created hour, minute, second information.
Page 81 Chapter 6 Backup files by using Storage Devices (2) Recorded live image will be stored below MovieStill directory. (3) Blue screen image file has the name made of year/month/date/hour/minute/second information when it was created. (a) Backup file will be created in JPG type. (b) File name starts with ‘STL’...
Page 82 Chapter 6 Backup files by using Storage Devices 6.2 Operation Setting when there is no space for Backup You can designate in the XP-Builder whether to cancel the backup or delete the oldest backup file and execute backup when there is no space in the storage equipment. [Project Property Setting ->...
Page 83 Chapter 6 Backup files by using Storage Devices 6.3 Monitoring Connection Status of External Storage Equipment XGT Panels monitors connection status about external storage equipment designated when setting backup path in XP-Builder. The following figure is backup path specified in XP-Builder. In order to use this monitoring function, you have to set about system alarm window, and then the project should be downloaded.
Page 84 Chapter 6 Backup files by using Storage Devices In case USB storage equipment is removed during operation after setting the path for saving Logging backup file as USB storage equipment and downloading the project into device, the designated system alarm (HS951.0) is set. In case storage equipment is equipped again, alarm is reset.
Page 85: Chapter 7 Maintenance
Chapter 7 Maintenance Chapter 7 Maintenance To keep the XGT Panel best, examine the XGT Panel. 7.1 Maintenance Because an error may be developed by environment, the periodic maintenance is needed. You should check the following categories once or twice every 6 months. Maintenance category Criterion Action...
Page 86 Chapter 7 Maintenance 7.3 Periodical Maintenance Check the followings once or twice every six months and take measure. Maintenance Maintenance category Criterion Action method Surrounding 0 ~ 50 °C Temperature Measure through Modify it to meet Surrounding Temperature the general standard. Environment 10 ~ 85%RH Humidity...
Page 87 Chapter 7 Maintenance Remark (1) The battery replacement time is not displayed as a system alarm. If the time is reset, replace the battery. However, stored data and logs are not deleted. (2) Replace Battery With Hitachi Maxell, Part No. CR2032 Only. Use of another battery may present a risk of fire or explosion.
Page 88: Problems When Starting
Appendix 1. Troubleshooting Appendix 1 Troubleshooting 1. Type of Problems It classifies problems from XGT Panel including an indicated figure, indication of the object, and problems appeared when downloading. Refer to the following chart. Description Classification of problem Malfunction when starting. Problem when starting ☞Please refer to the 2.
Page 89 Appendix 1. Troubleshooting 2. Problems when Starting  Why does black screen show up when turning on the device? Phenomenon: When turning on the device, black screen shows up and the booting is impossible. < Cause > (1) Because the device is not set as a booting mode. (2) Black screen may appear because of malfunction of backlight.
Page 90 Appendix 1. Troubleshooting <Solution> (1) If the power initialization option(“Reset USB Power”) of the equipment is selected, cancel the selection and then permit the power again. The “Reset USB Power” option is an additional function to improve the initialization of the storage device with slow recognition speed or low recognition ratio. Depending on the characteristics of the storage device, however, the power initialization can be an obstacle to the initialization work.
Page 91 Appendix 1. Troubleshooting 3. Problems after the Monitor on  When touching the screen it reacts in a different area or it may not react at all? Phenomenon: When touching the screen it reacts in a different area or it may not react at all. <...
Page 92 Appendix 1. Troubleshooting  After continuously adding projects to the screen, and adding/editing objects, the operation speed has been slowed down. Phenomenon: After adding projects to the screen and also adding/editing objects, it feels like the operation speed of XGT Panel gets slowed down. <Causes>...
Page 93 Appendix 1. Troubleshooting 4. Display Problem of Figure and Object  The shape of object is not shown or the number or character value which has to be shown is not shown. Phenomenon: The shape of object is not shown or the number or character value which has to be shown is not shown.
Page 94 Appendix 1. Troubleshooting Object type Phenomenon But if communication is set with other object in the same part screen, it can be shown by that object. Animation Animation is not shown. Graph is not shown. When designating the background image, image is shown as Bar Graph it is.
Page 95 Appendix 1. Troubleshooting  After switching the screen, the previous screen remains for a few minute. Phenomenon: After switching the screen, when there is no background or image in the part or number indication device, the previous screen remains for a few minute because of change of part. <...
Page 96: Communication Problems
Appendix 1. Troubleshooting 5. Communication Problems  It seems that communication does not work. Phenomenon: On the screen where the object is not many, communication works but when you move the screen where the object is many, timeout occurs. < Cause > (1) In the device setting, the communication time-out is set to be too short.
Page 97 Appendix 1. Troubleshooting 6. USB Removal of Memory Card  When removing the USB memory equipment, device is stopped for some times. Phenomenon: This happens when doing data backup including logging, recipe. < Cause > (1) This happens because memory card is removed when doing data backup. <Solution>...
Page 98: External Memory Recognition Problems
Appendix 1. Troubleshooting 7. External memory recognition  USB, SD Card not recognized. Phenomenon: The USB or SD card is inserted but the unit does not recognize it. <Cause> (1) It appears when the USB memory or SD card is partitioned. <Solution>...
Page 99 Appendix 1. Troubleshooting 9. Error Message during Execution of Programs In case that problems occur during execution of XGT Panel including the start of device, diagnosis of device and environment setting, project download, monitoring of control device, and error messages occur as type of box. At this time the message indicates the code made by 4 digit number.
Page 100 Appendix 1. Troubleshooting Occurren Error code Object Error message Reason and measure Type Address location Viewing Now, there is no downloaded project so No project in XGT you can’t see connection information. device 0x03 0x01 Panel Panel. information Download the project from XP-Builder. Because of update error or Flash disk error, program can’t be executed.
Page 101 Appendix 1. Troubleshooting Occurren Error code Object Error message Reason and measure Type Address location System 0x21 None alarm Scheduler 0x22 None related Recipe 0x23 None related Logging 0x24 None related Data list 0x25 None Abnormal send- Communication status is abnormal. payload.
Page 102 Appendix 1. Troubleshooting Occurren Error code Object Error message Reason and measure Type Address location In case of not reading file where project property is included, download is Failed to get Project 0x06 stopped. If this problem is repeated, Builder Contact the near Customer Service Center.
Page 103 Appendix 1. Troubleshooting Occurren Error code Object Error message Reason and measure Type Address location In case that it fail to delete the image Failed to delete Image file of previous project because of error 0x0D File. Please reboot of XGT Panel, download is stopped. If Panel XGT Panel.
Page 104 Appendix 1. Troubleshooting Occurren Error code Object Error message Reason and measure Type Address location When downloading, the alarm history in Failed to initialize the NV-RAM is initialized in case of selecting the previous project’s monitor RECIPE area in NV 0x16 RAM.
Page 105 Appendix 1. Troubleshooting Occurren Error code Object Error message Reason and measure Type Address location Failed to XGP Panel It can’t find software to reboot XGT startup program. 0x1D Panel. Panel Please update XGT Update the XGT Panel. Panel Software. The project data was not downloaded Project data is not normally because of communication...
Page 106 Appendix 1. Troubleshooting Occurren Error code Object Error message Reason and measure Type Address location There is version information file but when it can’t read file normally because Cannot read XGT of the device error, downloading is 0x57 Panel software stopped because it doesn’t know Panel version.
Page 107 Appendix 1. Troubleshooting Occurren Error code Object Error message Reason and measure Type Address location The project data file is not saved correctly. Save the project data file at Download file size is the USB again. When this symptom is 0x5E Panel invalid.
Page 108 Appendix 1. Troubleshooting Occurren Error code Object Error message Reason and measure Type Address location Downloaded font file is moved to the original storage location. But when it Cannot move new font 0x66 fails, the downloading is stopped. If this Panel files.
Page 109 Appendix 1. Troubleshooting Occurren Error code Object Error message Reason and measure Type Address location In the present XGT Panel the new updated XGT Panel software’s name can not be changed. After rebooting the XGT Panel, update again. When rebooting, if you can’t start engine, delete Failed to rename 0x05...
Page 110 Appendix 1. Troubleshooting Occurren Error code Object Error message Reason and measure Type Address location Because the each module version information can’t be read because of Failed to Create Panel/ XGT Panel’s error, it failed to initialize. 0x21 Initialized Module Version File.
Page 111 Appendix 1. Troubleshooting Occurren Error code Object Error message Reason and measure Type Address location To reboot the engine is not available because of wrong file which is developed by downloading wrong module or communication error. Failed to Start Engine. Touch 0x28 Please update engine...
Page 112 Appendix 1. Troubleshooting Occurren Error code Object Error message Reason and measure Type Address location XGT can’t be set as update mode because of XGT Panel error. After downloading new XGT Panel module through homepage, etc., copy UpdateNew.exe file among new module to the Failed to Initialize \\FlashDisk\LSISProduct\ directory of...
Page 114: Appendix.2 Dimensions
Appendix2. Dimensions Appendix 2 Dimensions (Unit: mm) 1. iXP2H-0702D/0704D Series App 2-1...
Page 116: Appendix.3 Warranty And Environmental Policy
Appendix 3. Warranty and Environmental Policy Appendix 3 Warranty and Environmental Policy 1. Warranty contents One. Warranty The warranty period for your product is 18 months from the date of manufacture. 2. Scope of warranty Partial replacements or repairs are available for any faults that occur during the above warranty period. However, please note that if it falls under the following, it will be excluded from the guarantee range.
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