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Summary of Contents for PMM PMM0103
- Page 1 Business and Mission- Critical Solutions Provider X86 BASED EMBEDDED INDUSTRIAL COMPUTER INDUSTRIAL MODBUS DATA LOGGER anual Model: PMM0203 Document: User Manual Document version: Date: August 2022 www.Pmm-usa.us...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
4.7.4 Serial Settings..............................16 4.8 Modbus Settings ..............................17 4.7.1. Logging Timer..............................18 4.7.2. Connections Settings ............................18 4.7.3 Tags Settings ..............................19 7.8. Alarms ................................21 4.9 About .................................. 21 4.10 Sign Out ................................22 www.Pmm-usa.us Page 3 of 22... - Page 4 List of Figures Figure 2 PMM0103 ................................6 Figure 3 PMM0107 ................................6 Figure 4 Power Connection ..............................7 Figure 5 Login ..................................8 Figure 6 General Information ............................. 8 Figure 7 My Account ................................9 Figure 8 My Profile ................................9 Figure 9 Change Password ...............................
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Page 5: Introduction
1. INTRODUCTION This Document is a fully descriptive operational manual for PMM’s Industrial Modbus Data Logger. Providing the operator with the needed information in terms of instruction and screen layout of the monitors, allowing for easy use. PMM0203 data logger has Multiple Modbus channels let you interface with many different Modbus registers;... -
Page 6: Specifications
2. SPECIFICATIONS 2.2 Hardware CPU Chassis Specification The Data logger Software can be installed on deferent PMM CPU’s like: PMM0102,PMM0103,PMM0105,PMM0107,PMM0108,PMM0109 . You can visit our website https://www.pmm-usa.us/Industrial-Computer.php to choose your hardware based on your needs. Below some examples for reference. -
Page 7: Mechanical Installation
CONNECTIONS 3.1.1 POWER PMM0103 and 0107 have customized power supply options including: 10-56 VDC, 8-40 VAC, 36-72 VDC, 25- 50 VAC, 85-285 VAC / 100-300 VDC based on these options: • Connect the power line to the CPU terminal block (POWER) as shown in the figure below. -
Page 8: Modbus Data Logger Interface
NOTE: the username must be lowercase because the web server is case sensitive. Figure 4 Login Once the user has logged in successfully the default main web page “General Information” will be displayed as shown in the figure below. Figure 5 General Information www.Pmm-usa.us Page 8 of 22... -
Page 9: Set General Information And Web
If the information is saved “Updated successfully” will be displayed at the head of the page. NOTE: if the information is updated successfully the user will be able to view the general information at the startup page. www.Pmm-usa.us Page 9 of 22... -
Page 10: Change Password
If the new password is saved “Updated Successfully” will be displayed at the head of the page. Figure 8 Change Password To restart the application • Click on “Restart Application”. To reboot the device: • Click on “Reboot Device”. • The reboot process may take a while. www.Pmm-usa.us Page 10 of 22... -
Page 11: Overview
Overview displays the status of the device and connected devices. Overview consists of three sections: 1) Run Time Console: displays the device status, alarms and operational modes. system Information: displays system’s performance measures as it illustrates the usage and free percentage of: • CPU. www.Pmm-usa.us Page 11 of 22... -
Page 12: Monitoring
Good The connection status is good and has no problem Error There is an error with the connection that the user must fix Idle The connection is neither connected nor has a problem to fix www.Pmm-usa.us Page 12 of 22... -
Page 13: Reports
NOTE: In case of requesting a large amount of data >3000 record, there are two options available: • Either the data will be downloaded by default in separated .CSV file with the current date instead of being displayed on the screen. www.Pmm-usa.us Page 13 of 22... -
Page 14: Basic Settings
Keep some delay between Commands to not overload device CPU. Basic Settings Figure 15 Basic Settings 4.7.1 Basic Settings Basic settings display the server’s name, location, time zone, local date and time, set time to and NTP/ IP address. Figure 16 Basic Settings www.Pmm-usa.us Page 14 of 22... -
Page 15: General Server Configuration
“Rebuild” when a new logging timer is defined or a new tag to add them in the data base and start logging data into them. 4.7.3 Network Settings PMM0103 has 2x TCP ports, it is required to insert the settings for each port manually by the user. www.Pmm-usa.us Page 15 of 22... -
Page 16: Serial Settings
Netmask identifies the server as number) belonging to a Class A, B, or C Netmask network. 192.168.1.1, 192.168.2.1, Gateway 192.168.3.1, 192.168.4.1 Status Connected/ disconnected Displays the connection status 4.7.4 Serial Settings Figure 19 Serial Settings www.Pmm-usa.us Page 16 of 22... -
Page 17: Modbus Settings
NOTE: the timeout is set in ms 4.8 Modbus Settings This page enables the user to add logger timers and control the settings of connections and tags. Figure 20 Modbus Settings www.Pmm-usa.us Page 17 of 22... -
Page 18: Logging Timer
• Click on the add icon “+”. • Type the desired name for the connection. • Check “Enabled” to enable the connection data logging. • Choose the type of the connection from the drop list. www.Pmm-usa.us Page 18 of 22... -
Page 19: Tags Settings
• Check “Enabled” to enable the connection data logging. • Type the slave ID. • Choose the data type from the drop list. Parameter Value Bool Bitfield 16 Bitfield 32 Int16 Type Ulnt16 Int32 Ulnt32 Float32 www.Pmm-usa.us Page 19 of 22... - Page 20 1) X2 ≠X1 && X2 > X1 2) Y2 ≠Y1 && Y2 > Y1 The scaling equation: ((Y2-Y1) /(X2-X1)) • Click on “Save” to save the tags settings. • All the tags along with their settings will be displayed in “Tags”. www.Pmm-usa.us Page 20 of 22...
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Page 21: Alarms
Click on “Backup” to create project settings backup. • Click on “Restore” to restore a previously created project setting. NOTE: Same instructions are applicable for Firmware as the user can create firmware backup or restore a previously created firmware. www.Pmm-usa.us Page 21 of 22... -
Page 22: Sign Out
4.10 Sign Out After completing settings configuration, the user signs out of the system. • Click on “Admin”. • Click on “Sign out” then the log in window will be displayed. Figure 26 Sign Out www.Pmm-usa.us Page 22 of 22...
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