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IS731 Series
Startup Guide
DMC Co., Ltd
https://www.dush.co.jp/english/
IS731 Series Startup Guide
17A4A5-00011E-12

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  • Page 1 InfoSOSA™ Series IS731 Series Startup Guide DMC Co., Ltd https://www.dush.co.jp/english/ IS731 Series Startup Guide 17A4A5-00011E-12...
  • Page 2 ▪ DMC shall not be held liable for any damages or losses, nor be held responsible for any claims by a third party as a result of using this product. ▪...
  • Page 3 Table of Contents Introduction ........................i Table of Contents ......................ii About InfoSOSA ....................... 1 InfoSOSA Summary ....................... 2 Benefits of Installing InfoSOSA ....................3 Reference Documents ......................4 About InfoSOSA Builder ......................6 Install InfoSOSA Builder......................7 1.5.1 System Requirements ....................7 1.5.2 Start Installation ......................
  • Page 4 2.3.2 Create Download Data ..................... 55 2.3.3 Download ........................57 Project backup ........................59 2.4.1 Project backup ......................59 2.4.2 Backup process ......................59 2.4.3 Extraction process ....................60 OSD mode details ........................ 62 2.5.1 Function Table ......................62 2.5.2 Project Download ..................... 62 2.5.3 USB Mode ........................
  • Page 5 1. About InfoSOSA About InfoSOSA Chapter Contents InfoSOSA Summary ................... 2 Benefits of Installing InfoSOSA ..............3 Reference Documents ................4 About InfoSOSA Builder ................6 Install InfoSOSA Builder ................7 PC Connection ..................13 Tutorial ..................... 20 IS731 Series Startup Guide...
  • Page 6 1. About InfoSOSA InfoSOSA Summary InfoSOSA is an operator interface for the microcontroller. InfoSOSA and the microcontroller can be connected by using a single serial cable with no complicated wiring involved. Also there is no complex screen processing to be done on the microcontroller since all processing will be done by InfoSOSA when displaying the screen.
  • Page 7 1. About InfoSOSA Benefits of Installing InfoSOSA Generally microcontroller device and its operation display units have the following problems such as: • Poor expressiveness of the display Microcontroller Device • Microcontroller does not provide specifications to satisfy operations of high-performance display •...
  • Page 8 IS731 Series Startup Guide (this manual) Refers to this document. This is a manual for IS731 Series users. Provides explanations on the features of the InfoSOSA IS731 Series, functions unique to the InfoSOSA IS731 Series, as well as a tutorial. Target audience ✓...
  • Page 9 1. About InfoSOSA Host Communication Tester Manual This manual describes host communication operations. * Host Communication Tester is software for communicating with the InfoSOSA with a PC instead of a microcontroller device. Target audience ✓ For those testing communication with InfoSOSA without a microcontroller device. ✓...
  • Page 10 1. About InfoSOSA About InfoSOSA Builder The InfoSOSA Builder is a software for creating screens to be displayed on the InfoSOSA unit. Arrangements of parts and operation setting can be done with easy mouse operations such as "drag-and-drop" and selecting from pull-down menus. There are no complicated operations and you do not need to write program source for the setting.
  • Page 11 1. About InfoSOSA Install InfoSOSA Builder This chapter describes the installation of the InfoSOSA Builder. System Requirements 1.5.1 InfoSOSA Builder can run on a PC that satisfies the following conditions. Make sure the PC you will be installing with the Builder satisfies the system requirements below. Items Contents Microsoft®...
  • Page 12 1. About InfoSOSA Start Installation 1.5.2 Caution Please make sure that there is enough free space (more than 850MB) in your PC's hard disk before the installation. Caution Please install with Administrator privileges. Caution Installation occurs for all users. Caution In case of builder version upgrade, please uninstall the builder on PC in advance.
  • Page 13 1. About InfoSOSA Install .NET Framework 1.5.3 To run InfoSOSA Builder, Microsoft® .NET Framework 3.5 or.NET Framework 4 is required. If the PC you are using does not have it installed, before installing InfoSOSA Builder install .NET Framework. When the InfoSOSA Builder installation screen is displayed, run Install InfoSOSA Builder.
  • Page 14 1. About InfoSOSA Install InfoSOSA Builder 1.5.4 1. When you start installing, you will see a dialog as below. Please click "Next". 2. Check the license agreement, select the [I accept the terms in the License Agreement] check box and click [Next].
  • Page 15 1. About InfoSOSA 3. Specify the destination and click [Next]. 4. Click [Install]. 5. Installation will start. IS731 Series Startup Guide...
  • Page 16 1. About InfoSOSA 6. Installation is complete. After installation is complete, a shortcut will appear on your desktop. Install Microsoft Visual C++ 2015 Runtime 1.5.5 If you get an error that "mfc140u.dll" is not found, follow the steps below to install "Microsoft Visual C++ 2015 Redistributable Package".
  • Page 17 1. About InfoSOSA PC Connection To download a project (screen data), connect the PC and InfoSOSA. USB Cable Connection 1.6.1 Connect the USB cable (Type A/mini-B) to the PC's USB port (Type A) and InfoSOSA USB device port (mini-B). USB Cable (Type A/mini-B) Installation of USB device driver On first connection, you need to install the USB device driver.
  • Page 18 1. About InfoSOSA Open Device Manager on your PC. 1. Right click on the start menu. 2. Click [Device Manager]. IS731 Series Startup Guide...
  • Page 19 1. About InfoSOSA 3. From [Other devices], right-click [InfoSOSA IS7] or [IS7 COMPOSITE COM]. IS731 Series Startup Guide...
  • Page 20 1. About InfoSOSA 4. Click [Update Driver Software]. 5. Click [Browse my computer for driver software]. IS731 Series Startup Guide...
  • Page 21 1. About InfoSOSA 6. Click [Browse], and then specify the drive where the development kit disk is inserted, or specify the folder where the device driver is saved. 7. Select the [Include subfolders] check box and click [Next]. IS731 Series Startup Guide...
  • Page 22 1. About InfoSOSA 8. If the screen below appears, click [Install]. 9. Installation is complete. 10. Touch the [Back] button. After installation has completed, return to the menu screen with [Back] button. 11. Turn off the power supply. IS731 Series Startup Guide...
  • Page 23 1. About InfoSOSA Serial Cable Connection 1.6.2 By using the serial cable to connect with the computer, you can download the project. Connect the PC's serial port and InfoSOSA serial interface (SIO1). You cannot download from the SIO2 serial interface. Serial cable (RS232C) For operations on the Builder application, please refer to the "InfoSOSA Builder Operation Manual".
  • Page 24 1. About InfoSOSA Tutorial Summary Steps on using the IS731 Series to create the following system are provided. - Touch the ON/OFF button on the LCD screen (InfoSOSA) to turn a lamp on the screen on or off. - Touch the ON/OFF button on the LCD screen (InfoSOSA) to turn the LED on the microcontroller on or off.
  • Page 25 1. About InfoSOSA Microcontroller specifications and implementation 1.7.1 Create and implement microcontroller program specifications. This tutorial uses the following specifications. Memory The following two memories are defined Memory ID Type Value range Contents GM_LED01 Boolean 0 or 1 LED status GM_VOL01 Byte 0 to 100...
  • Page 26 1. About InfoSOSA Switch specifications Operation Overview Monitors the value of the microcontroller volume every 200 ms and when the value changes, sends a communication command to InfoSOSA as follows. Example property setting command {STX}00C0000001FPA01,@GLBMEM.GM_VOL01.VALUE,50{CR}0A08{ETX} Communication command specifications Data Contents PA01 Indicates a property setting command.
  • Page 27 1. About InfoSOSA Create InfoSOSA project 1.7.2 Using InfoSOSA Builder, create a project. Before proceeding, install InfoSOSA Builder. Please refer to 1.5 Install InfoSOSA Builder for installation. ◆ About Projects A project is the file that saves screens created with InfoSOSA Builder and saves communication settings with the host.
  • Page 28 1. About InfoSOSA Create a New Project Click "Create New Project" from the "File" menu in the upper left of the Builder. A dialog box as shown to the left will appear. Select the product to be used. After selecting, enter the project name, click [Create] and create a new project.
  • Page 29 1. About InfoSOSA Create an InfoSOSA screen 1.7.3 Set up parts and memory. Set up Global Memory Create InfoSOSA memory. Memory is something that saves a value in the InfoSOSA. Create Memory Select the [Global Memory] tab. Click [Add]. The memory is created. ◆...
  • Page 30 1. About InfoSOSA Property Settings Select memory, then click [Property]. Change the properties as per the table. Property Value Property description Memory ID GM_LED01 ID that identifies memory. Type Boolean Memory Type Initial value Initial value at power on IS731 Series Startup Guide...
  • Page 31 1. About InfoSOSA Create second memory Follow the same procedure to create another memory. Set the properties of the second memory as follows. Property Value Property description Memory ID GM_VOL01 ID that identifies memory. Type Byte Memory Type Initial value Initial value at power on Min.
  • Page 32 1. About InfoSOSA Set up Lamp Arrangement of the Lamp Select "Lamp" from the Toolbox at the left of the Builder and drag and drop "LMP_00022" on to the screen. Drag and drop the selected part to place on the screen. Change the Lamp image While the placed lamp is selected and active, set the "Image"...
  • Page 33 1. About InfoSOSA Lamp Link Setting Create an association between the lamp and Global Memory. With the link setting, the Normal image is displayed when the associated Global Memory value is 0, and the Action image is displayed when the value is 1. In this tutorial, set up as follows.
  • Page 34 1. About InfoSOSA Change Text on the Button By changing the String property, you can display text on the button. In this tutorial, set up as follows. ・String: Action Settings① Set the action of the button so that the lamp on the screen turns on when the button is pressed. To set the action, right-click on the button placed on the screen and click "Action Settings".
  • Page 35 1. About InfoSOSA ① The following items can be set with "Add Action Dialog". ① Action • Action Group => Select the category of action you want to use. • Action => Select the action you want to use. ② ②...
  • Page 36 1. About InfoSOSA This time we will set the action "Turn on lamp." When 0 is OFF when set to 0 set to the linked memory of the lamp, it turns OFF. When 1 is set to the linked memory, it turns ON. ON when set to 1 The action setting to make the lamp light is as shown below: From the [Action Group] menu, select...
  • Page 37 1. About InfoSOSA Action Settings ② Set up a notification operation that sends the memory value to the microcontroller (host) when a button is pressed. At the bottom left of the dialog box select [Add] and open [Add Action Dialog]. The action setting to notify the microcontroller (host) of the memory value is as shown below: From the [Action Group] menu, select [H/W Actions].
  • Page 38 1. About InfoSOSA Create second button Create a button to turn off the lamp. Right-click the ON button, select [Copy] from the shortcut menu, then right-click again and select [Paste]. The ON button is copied and you only have to set the changes. Change the display text to "OFF"...
  • Page 39 1. About InfoSOSA Change the action to turn the lamp off While the action to turn on the lamp is selected, at the bottom left of the dialog box select [Edit] and open [Action update dialog]. As the lamp will be turned off, change the value to 0.
  • Page 40 1. About InfoSOSA Set up Number Display Controls Draw a Numeric Display Select "Label" from the Toolbox at the left of the Builder and drag and drop "Num_0001" on to the screen. Drag and drop the selected part to place on the screen. Numeric Display Link Setting Create an association between the Number Display Controls and Global Memory.
  • Page 41 1. About InfoSOSA Adjust the position and size of each part Use the mouse to adjust the position and size of parts. You can change the size of a part by dragging the edge of the part. InfoSOSA Communication Settings 1.7.4 Sets up InfoSOSA and microcontroller communication settings.
  • Page 42 1. About InfoSOSA In the [Communication by Action] tab, set the following. Notify Event to Host: SIO1 Notification Method: Immediate Notification When the [Notify value to Host] action is executed, a transmission is sent on the SIO1 port. Save the InfoSOSA project 1.7.5 Saving Project Save the project...
  • Page 43 1. About InfoSOSA Check operations with InfoSOSA Simulator 1.7.6 With the simulator, check the operation of the project you have created. Start Up the Simulator You can use the PC to check operations of the project you created. To start up the simulator, click "Simulation" and choose "Simulation Start"...
  • Page 44 1. About InfoSOSA Download to InfoSOSA 1.7.7 Download the project you created to InfoSOSA. Download Download (transfer) screens to the InfoSOSA unit. To transfer screens, from the [Download] menu, select [Download (USB)]. Select the [Current Project] check box, and click [Set]. Create download data.
  • Page 45 1. About InfoSOSA USB Cable After connecting to the PC, turn ON the power of InfoSOSA. (Type A/mini-B) The connected InfoSOSA is displayed. Click the [Start Download] button. Click the [Start Download] button. Download is executed. IS731 Series Startup Guide...
  • Page 46 1. About InfoSOSA Download is completed. Connect the microcontroller and InfoSOSA 1.7.8 Connect to the microcontroller with a serial cable (RS232C). Connect the microcontroller serial port and InfoSOSA SIO1 port. Serial cable (RS232C) IS731 Series Startup Guide...
  • Page 47 1. About InfoSOSA Operation Check 1.7.9 Connect InfoSOSA to the microcontroller and test if they operate as specified. Touch a button on the screen to turn a lamp on the screen on or off Touch the ON/OFF button on the LCD screen (InfoSOSA) to turn a lamp on the screen on or off. Without communication, InfoSOSA uses an action to change the value in its memory GM_LED01 (inside InfoSOSA).
  • Page 48 1. About InfoSOSA Touch the button on the screen to turn the LED on or off Touch the ON/OFF button on the LCD screen (InfoSOSA) to turn the LED on the microcontroller on or off. When the button is pressed, InfoSOSA uses communication to send the value of memory GM_LED 01 to the microcontroller.
  • Page 49 1. About InfoSOSA Run operations on the microcontroller volume to change values on the screen Run operations on the microcontroller volume and values change on the LCD screen (InfoSOSA). The microcontroller uses communication to send a command to write a value to InfoSOSA memory As there is a change in value of memory GM_VOL01, the number display control GM_VOL01.

  • Page 50: Table Of Contents

    2. IS731 Series Function Details IS731 Series Function Details Chapter Contents Part Name and Function ................47 Operation Mode ..................53 Download Tool ..................55 Project backup ..................59 OSD mode details..................62 Troubleshooting ..................70 IS731 Series Startup Guide...

  • Page 51: Part Name And Function

    2. IS731 Series Function Details Part Name and Function Descriptions of part names and functions on the IS731 Series IS731-3Q Series 2.1.1 ■ Front Display portion, Touch screen Displays the screen and runs touch screen inputs. ■ Back Prohibited use Prohibited use These are the default factory settings.
  • Page 52 2. IS731 Series Function Details SIO2 Interface Dip Switch When changing the SIO2 Interface Dip Switch, set up the change dip switch. There are multiple DIP switches. Be careful not to change other switches. RS422 To set RS422, set dip switches 2 to 4 to OFF. When dip switch 1 is ON, enables termination resistance;...
  • Page 53 2. IS731 Series Function Details IS731-4WQ Series 2.1.2 ■ Front Display portion, Touch screen Displays the screen and runs touch screen inputs. ■ Back Prohibited use These are the default factory USB device port settings. Do not change these Prohibited use For connecting to a PC.
  • Page 54 2. IS731 Series Function Details SIO2 Interface Dip Switch When changing the SIO2 Interface Dip Switch, set up the change dip switch. There are multiple DIP switches. Be careful not to change other switches. RS422 To set RS422, set dip switches 2 to 4 to OFF. When dip switch 1 is ON, enables termination resistance;...
  • Page 55 2. IS731 Series Function Details IS731-5V Series 2.1.3 ■ Front Display portion, Touch screen Displays the screen and runs touch screen inputs. ■ Back Prohibited use These are the default factory USB device port Prohibited use settings. Do not change these For connecting to a PC.
  • Page 56 2. IS731 Series Function Details SIO2 Interface Dip Switch When changing the SIO2 Interface Dip Switch, set up the change dip switch. There are multiple DIP switches. Be careful not to change other switches. RS422 To set RS422, set dip switches 2 to 4 to OFF. When dip switch 1 is ON, enables termination resistance;...

  • Page 57: Operation Mode

    2. IS731 Series Function Details Operation Mode The IS731 Series includes the following operation modes. Change to suit your application. Normal mode 2.2.1 Mode that runs the project (screen) created in Builder. Turn on the power and typically you enter normal mode. Downloading a project via a serial cable is run in normal mode.
  • Page 58 2. IS731 Series Function Details The following functions are in OSD mode. For more information, refer to 2.5 OSD mode details. Items Contents Project Download Function for connecting with InfoSOSA Builder and downloading a project. USB Mode Function for connecting InfoSOSA to the PC as a storage device. Communication Settings Edit the communication settings on the microcontroller board.

  • Page 59: Download Tool

    2. IS731 Series Function Details Download Tool In addition to InfoSOSA Builder, the IS731 Series includes its own download tool. Download Tool 2.3.1 The Download Tool is for transferring download data already prepared on Builder. As this tool does not allow you to edit, it is most suitable for downloading in large numbers for a mass-produced product after the project (screen data) is complete.
  • Page 60 2. IS731 Series Function Details After the data is created, the save destination folder opens. The download data is structured as follows. All files are necessary for download, so save all folders. * If you do not perform the project backup described later, you do not need the "project" folder. Project1_1.0.0 data Project1_1.0.0.ipp...
  • Page 61 2. IS731 Series Function Details Download 2.3.3 The download tool is installed at the same time you install the Builder. In the installation folder, run the file "InfoSOSAUsbDL.exe". * The default installation folder is "C:\Seedsware\InfoSOSABuilder*.*". * "*.*" is the version number. Run InfoSOSAUsbDL.exe to display the following screen.
  • Page 62 2. IS731 Series Function Details Click the [Browse] button and select the management file (extension .IScpi) for the download data that was previously prepared. Click the [Start] button. Download is executed. Download is completed. IS731 Series Startup Guide...

  • Page 63: Project Backup

    2. IS731 Series Function Details Project backup The IS731 Series has a function for backing up the project onto the unit. Project backup 2.4.1 On downloading to InfoSOSA, project backup saves to the unit the project file created in Builder. Backing up the project onto the unit makes it possible for you to extract and edit the project.
  • Page 64 2. IS731 Series Function Details Extraction process 2.4.3 You can extract the project backed up to the unit with the following steps. USB Cable Connect a USB Cable (Type A/mini-B) between your (Type A/mini-B) PC and the InfoSOSA unit with the project backup. Please refer to 1.6.1 USB Cable Connection connecting with the PC.
  • Page 65 2. IS731 Series Function Details *CAUTION While connected to the PC, disconnecting the USB cable or turning off the power could damage the data. Follow the instructions below when disconnecting from the PC. - On the PC, run [Safely Remove Hardware] - Touch the [Back] button.

  • Page 66: Osd Mode Details

    2. IS731 Series Function Details OSD mode details Details on OSD mode functions are outlined here. Function Table 2.5.1 The menu screen displays when you start OSD mode. Please refer to 2.2.2 OSD mode on the startup method. Items Contents Project Download Standby function for downloading project (screen data).
  • Page 67 2. IS731 Series Function Details USB Mode 2.5.3 Function for connecting InfoSOSA to the PC as a storage device. Use when you want to extract the backup project. Connection method USB Cable Connect a USB Cable (Type A/mini-B) between your (Type A/mini-B) PC and the InfoSOSA unit.
  • Page 68 2. IS731 Series Function Details Detachment process *CAUTION While connected to the PC, disconnecting the USB cable or turning off the power could damage the data. Follow the instructions below when disconnecting from the PC. For the InfoSOSA recognized as a storage device, run [Safely Remove Hardware].
  • Page 69 2. IS731 Series Function Details Setting 2.5.4 Function for changing settings on the InfoSOSA unit. From the menu screen, touch the [Setting] button. If you run project download, values are updated with the settings from the project. Items Contents SIO1 Change the SIO1 port settings.
  • Page 70 2. IS731 Series Function Details SIO1 You can change the SIO1 port settings. This setting is retained even when the power is turned off. Items Contents Baud Rate Setting for the communication speed. Select from the following. 9600, 19200, 38400, 57600, or 115200 bps Char Bit Setting for character bits.
  • Page 71 2. IS731 Series Function Details You can change the LCD backlight setting. This setting is retained even when the power is turned off. Items Contents Brightness Setting for brightness of the backlight. Select from the following. 1 (dark) to 8 (bright) Auto Off Time Setting for the time that elapses before the backlight is turned off.
  • Page 72 2. IS731 Series Function Details T/P Calibration Runs touch screen calibration. This setting is retained even when the power is turned off. Implementation procedure Run calibration with a touch pen. Touch the center of the cross for 1 second or more until you hear a confirmation beep. The mark moves as shown in the following order.
  • Page 73 2. IS731 Series Function Details System Information 2.5.5 Function for checking information on the InfoSOSA unit. From the menu screen, touch [System Information] button. The following information is displayed. Items Contents System Version It is displayed in the form of "A / B". A: System software version (OSD mode version) B: Project execution application (Runtime version) * B is displayed when the system software version is 2.6.2.1 or...

  • Page 74: Troubleshooting

    2. IS731 Series Function Details Troubleshooting Describes how to resolve problems that may occur. Unable to download (Cause1: Driver) 2.6.1 If InfoSOSA is not recognized correctly by the PC that executes the download, the download to InfoSOSA cannot be performed normally. Follow the steps below to confirm that InfoSOSA is properly recognized on your PC.
  • Page 75 2. IS731 Series Function Details Open Device Manager on your PC. Right click on the start menu. Click [Device Manager]. IS731 Series Startup Guide...
  • Page 76 2. IS731 Series Function Details Check the following in Device Manager. Expand the "Disk drives" tree and confirm that "Seedswar InfoSOSA IS7 USB Device" is displayed. Expand the "Ports (COM & LPT)" tree and confirm that "InfoSOSA IS7 USB Port (COM *)" is displayed.
  • Page 77 2. IS731 Series Function Details Solutions when a device is not displayed normally The action depends on the status of the device manager. Driver not installed If " IS7 COMPOSITE COM" is displayed in the " Other devices" tree [Cause] USB device driver is not installed.
  • Page 78 2. IS731 Series Function Details Driver not recognized properly If "Seedswar InfoSOSA IS7 USB Device" is not displayed in the "Disk drives" tree, or if "InfoSOSA IS7 USB Port (COM *)" is displayed multiple times in the "Port (COM & LPT)" tree "Seedswar InfoSOSA IS7 USB Device"...
  • Page 79 2. IS731 Series Function Details Reinstall USB device driver This section describes how to reinstall the USB driver when the IS731 USB driver is not operating properly. First, connect the IS731 series unit and the PC with an USB cable (Type A/mini-B), then turn on the IS731 series unit.
  • Page 80 2. IS731 Series Function Details Open Device Manager on your PC. 1. Right click on the start menu. 2. Click [Device Manager]. IS731 Series Startup Guide...
  • Page 81 2. IS731 Series Function Details 3．From [Ports (COM and LPT)], right-click [InfoSOSA IS7 USB Port (COM*)]. * If there is more than one [InfoSOSA IS7 USB Port (COM *)], delete devices one by one according to the procedure of 3. to 5. 4．Click [Uninstall Device] or [Delete].
  • Page 82 2. IS731 Series Function Details 6．Touch the Back button with all [InfoSOSA IS7 USB Port (COM *)] uninstalled. 7．From the [Port (COM and LPT)] another [InfoSOSA IS7 USB Port (COM*)] will be displayed, right-click [InfoSOSA IS7 USB Port (COM*)]. 8．Click [Uninstall Device] or [Delete] to uninstall. Uninstallation is completed by the above operation.
  • Page 83 2. IS731 Series Function Details 11. From [Other devices], right-click [InfoSOSA IS7] or [IS7 COMPOSITE COM]. 12. Click [Update Driver Software]. IS731 Series Startup Guide...
  • Page 84 2. IS731 Series Function Details 13. Click [Browse my computer for driver software]. 14. Click [Browse], and then specify the drive where the development kit disk is inserted, or specify the folder where the device driver is saved. IS731 Series Startup Guide...
  • Page 85 2. IS731 Series Function Details 15. Select the [Include subfolders] check box and click [Next]. 16. If the screen below appears, click [Install]. 17. Installation is complete. IS731 Series Startup Guide...
  • Page 86 2. IS731 Series Function Details 18. Touch the [Back] button. 19. Wait until the menu screen is displayed. 20. Turn off the power supply. Reinstallation of the USB driver is completed. IS731 Series Startup Guide...
  • Page 87 2. IS731 Series Function Details Unable to download (Cause2: Damaged data) 2.6.2 In the middle of a download, turning off the power or disconnecting the cable could damage the data. If data is damaged, you may not be able to download anymore. If that happens, format the storage area.
  • Page 88 2. IS731 Series Function Details Start Explorer and right-click the InfoSOSA which was recognized as a storage device. * Although it is recognized as "F drive" here, the drive name varies depending on your environment. Select [Format]. Set up the following, and click the [Start] button. Items Setting File system...
  • Page 89 2. IS731 Series Function Details Formatting. *CAUTION Do not turn OFF the power of InfoSOSA in the middle of formatting. Format is complete. For the InfoSOSA recognized as a storage device, run [Safely Remove Hardware]. *CAUTION It may take a few minutes for the safely remove hardware operation to complete.
  • Page 90 2. IS731 Series Function Details Touch the [Back] button. After checking the menu screen is displayed, run download again from InfoSOSA. *CAUTION It may take a few minutes until the menu is displayed. If the power is turned OFF before the menu displays, it may result in corrupted data.
  • Page 91 3. Others Others Chapter Contents Inquiries ....................88 IS731 Series Startup Guide...
  • Page 92 Corporation in the United States and other countries. Other company and/or product names listed herein are also trademarks and/or registered trademarks. 12th Edition December, 2023 DMC Co., Ltd. Office hours: 9:00 - 17:00 weekdays (except Saturdays, Sundays, national holidays, and year-end and New Year holidays) https://www.dush.co.jp/english/ This document is protected by copyright law.