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Page 1 LS ELECTRIC strives to maximize your profits in gratitude for choosing us as your partner. Human Machine Interface XGT Panel iXP Series iXP50-TTA iXP70-TTA iXP80-TTA iXP90-TTA...
Page 2 Safety Precautions Before using the product… To use the product safely and effectively, please read this instruction manual thoroughly before use. ► Please keep to the safety precaution, for it is to prevent accidents and potential danger from occurring. ► Safety precaution is classified into ‘Warning’ and ‘Caution’ and their meanings are as follows. Warning Violating the instruction may result in serious personal injury or death.
Page 3: Design Precautions
Safety Precautions Design Precautions Warning Install a safety circuit external to the HMI to protect the whole control system in case of external power supply trouble. Serious trouble may occur to the entire system due to erroneous output/operation of the HMI. Design Precautions Caution In/output signal or communication cable should be at least 100mm apart from...
Page 4: Wiring Precautions
Safety Precautions Wiring Precautions Warning  Be sure to turn off the HMI and external power before wiring. Otherwise, it may result in an electric shock or damage to the product. Caution  Wire correctly by checking each of the product’s rated voltage and terminal layout. Otherwise, it may result in fire, electric shock or erroneous operation.
Page 5 Safety Precautions Startup and Maintenance Precautions Warning  Do not touch the terminals while power is on. Otherwise, it may cause electric shock or erroneous operation.  Turn off the HMI and external power when cleaning or tightening the terminal. Otherwise, it may cause electric shock or erroneous operation.
Page 6: Revision History
(LSIS LS ELECTRIC) 1 Change storage device function name 7. storage function ’20. 09 V 1.3 ※ The number of User’s manual is indicated the right side of the back cover. ⓒ LS ELECTRIC Co., Ltd 2013 All Rights Reserved.
Page 7: Table Of Contents
Contents Chapter. 1 General Introduction ..................1-1~1-8 1.1 How to use the Instruction Manual ..........................1-1 1.2 Feature ..................................1-3 1.3 Terminology ................................... 1-8 Chapter. 2 System Configuration ................... 2-1~2-11 2.1 Part Names ................................... 2-1 2.2 System Configuration ..............................2-6 Chapter.
Page 8 Contents Chapter. 6 Viewing Information of PLC Connection Status ........6-1~6-8 6.1 PLC Communication Configuration Settings ......................6-2 6.2 Connection Information ..............................6-3 6.3 PLC Information ................................6-4 6.4 History of PLC Error ..............................6-4 6.5 History of PLC Mode Conversion ..........................6-5 6.6 History of PLC Power ..............................
Page 9 Contents 10.2 Wiring ..................................10-5 10.2.1 Power wiring ..............................10-5 10.2.2 Ground wiring ..............................10-8 Chapter. 11 Maintenance ..................... 11-1~11-3 11.1 Maintenance................................11-1 11.2 Daily Maintenance ..............................11-1 11.3 Periodical Maintenance ............................. 11-2 Chapter. 12 EMC Standard Certification ..............12-1~12-2 12.1 Requirement for EMC Standard Certification ......................
Page 10: Chapter. 1 General Introduction
Chapter 1. General Introduction 1.1 How to use the Instruction Manual This instruction manual provides information such as specification, how to use, etc. of the product needed to operate iXP series of XGT Panel. iXP series is characterized as follow;...
Page 11 Chapter 1. General Introduction The user manual’s configuration is as follows. Sequence Category Contents It describes this manual’s configuration, product’s feature and term. Chapter 1 General Introduction It describes feature and system configuration of each XGT Panel. Chapter 2 System Configuration It describes XGT Panel’s general and function specification.
Page 12: Feature
Chapter 1. General Introduction 1.2 Feature iXP series has the following features. Various types of external interface (a) Supporting various storage media of USB and SD card, it maximizes the customer’s usability. Multimedia type provides interfaces of video input, audio input, video output, and audio output so as to add the functions needed to exert high performance.
Page 13 Chapter 1. General Introduction (b) Presence sensor is placed at the front upper side so as to control backlight power source as it detects the presence. This enables the user to turn on/off backlight either by touch or as it detects a movement of human body or not, and thereby contribute to energy saving.
Page 14 Chapter 1. General Introduction (c) Various communication connectors are placed at the lower side so that it can be connected in a variety of types with the control device such as PLC, inverter, etc. With two channels of USB HOST attached, it provides total 3 USB Hosts including one channel at front side.
Page 15 Chapter 1. General Introduction (b) It provides the transmission function from USB storage device. Data change High quality screen (a) It provides the high quality screen and clearness by high quality LCD.  It adopts TFT LCD which supports the 24-bit Color. (b) It provides diverse graphic type.
Page 16 Chapter 1. General Introduction Multilingual and diverse font (a) It supports the multilingual function.  It transmits the Windows/User font used in computer to XGT Panel.  Additional language development is not necessary.  Multilingual language is an advantage of Windows CE. (b) It can express four kinds of language simultaneously.
Page 17: Terminology
Chapter 1. General Introduction (h) Providing video input function (Multimedia type only)  Analog camera allowing input of signals such as NTSC, PAL, SECAM, etc. can be connected using coaxial cable.  It provides preview function that allows watching video input data, and record/play functions as well. ...
Page 18: Chapter 2 System Configuration
Chapter 2 System Configuration Chapter 2 System Configuration Characteristic of each iXP series and its system configuration are as follow; 2.1 Part Names 2.1.1. iXP50 -TTA /DC ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○...
Page 19: System Configuration
Chapter 2 System Configuration Name Description ○ Power status LED Indicating the state of device (On: Green) 1) Logging/Recipe/Screen Data Backup ○ USB Device 2) Send project data and XP-Run time 3) Receive back data and project file Composed of three ports (Front side 1 port, Lower end 2 ports) ○...
Page 20 Chapter 2 System Configuration 2.1.2. iXP70 (80/90)-TTA /AC (DC) ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○...
Page 21 Chapter 2 System Configuration Name Description ○ PIR sensor Sensor that detects human movement 1) Analog Touch Panel: Input by user’s touch ○ Front Part 2) LCD: Screen indication ○ Power status LED Indicating the state of device (On: Green) 1) Logging/Recipe/Screen Data Backup ○...
Page 22 Chapter 2 System Configuration Note (1) For further details on connection of communication, please refer to Communication Instruction Manual. (2) For further details on installation, please refer to the Chapter 10. When you unpack the produce box to use XGT Panel, you can find prevention switch mounting on the device setting switch that prevents battery discharge.
Page 23 In order to use XGT Panel, it is necessary for XP-Builder to prepare project data and transmit it to XGT Panel. Normally you can connect with XGT Panel using USB 2.0 Device. Maximum Communication speed is 480Mbps. iXP Series USB Cable USB Device USB Host 2.0...
Page 24 Chapter 2 System Configuration iXP Series Ethernet hub 1:1 connection will be supported just in case LAN environment is not built. iXP Series Ethernet Cross Cable 10Base-T/100Base-TX 10Base-T/100Base-TX...
Page 25 If it is impossible to transfer project data using Communication, you can use USB storage device and SD memory Card. For more information, please look at the Chapter 7 and XP-Builder User’s Manual. iXP Series Used for saving update file and Used for update and backup...
Page 26 Chapter 2 System Configuration With RS-232C wireless converter in use, it enables communication between XGT Panel and control device iXP Series RS-232C RS-232C RS-232C RS-232C Wireless converter Wireless converter Wireless converter Wireless converter With RS-422/485 cable in use, it enables connections such as 1:1, 1: N, N: 1 and N: M up to 500m.
Page 27 Chapter 2 System Configuration With N: 1 and N: M in connection, it enables connection in a RS-485 method. iXP Series RS-485 RS-485 cable (Max. 500m) RS-485 iXP Series RS-485 RS-485 RS-485 cable (Max. 500m) It enables communication configuration using LAN through Ethernet switch hub and communication configuration using a direct cable.
Page 28 Chapter 2 System Configuration With LAN in use, it enables to connect multiple numbers of XGT Panels with the control device. It also enables remote control from PC and operation through a data server. iXP Series iXP Series Ethernet hub Note (1) For how to make Ethernet cable, please see the Communication User’s Manual.
Page 30: Chapter. 3 Standard Specification
Chapter 3. Standard Specification Chapter 3. Standard Specification 3.1 General Standards iXP Series general standard is as follows. Category Standard Related standard Ambient operating 0℃∼+50℃ temperature Storage -20℃∼+60℃ temperature Operating 10∼85%RH, non-condensing. humidity Storage 10∼85%RH, non-condensing. humidity Occasional vibration count...
Page 31: Function Standards
: As an index representing the pollution degree of an environment to determine the insulation of a device, pollution degree 2 generally means the status generating non-conductive contamination. However, it also contains the status generating temporarily conduction due to condensation. 3.2 Function Standards iXP Series function standard is as follows. (1) DC type Item iXP50-TTA(B)/DC...
Page 32 Chapter 3. Standard Specification Item iXP50-TTA(B)/DC iXP70-TTA(B)/DC iXP80-TTA(B)/DC iXP90-TTA(B)/DC Detection range: side 1-1.5m, front 40-50cm Human sensor Angle: high/low 100°, left/right 140° (detecting 5-20 micron infrared light) Audio output LINE-OUT 1 channel Expansion module For communication and I/O option module (available later) VM module 4 channels video input (available later) Multi-language...
Page 33 Chapter 3. Standard Specification (9) The following special conditions need to be listed ( TTB Model Only) : The equipment presents a potential electrostatic hazard. Clean only with a damp cloth The device shall be installed in an enclosure that maintains an ingress protection rating of at least IP54 and meets the enclosure requirements of IEC 60079-0 and IEC 60079-15.
Page 34 Chapter 3. Standard Specification (2) AC type Item iXP70-TTA/AC iXP80-TTA/AC iXP90-TTA/AC Display type TFT LCD 30.7cm (12.1”) 38.1cm (15”) Screen size 26.4cm (10.4”) Display Resolution 800 x 600 pixel (SVGA) 800 x 600 pixel (SVGA) 1,024 x 768 pixel (XGA) Color indication 16-bit and 24-bit Color (default: 16-bit Color) Left/Right: 80 deg.
Page 35 Chapter 3. Standard Specification Item iXP70-TTA/AC iXP80-TTA/AC iXP90-TTA/AC Dimension (mm) 270.5 x 212.5 x 60.0 313.0 x 239.0 x 56.0 395.0 x 294.0 x 60.0 Panel cut (mm) 259.0 x 201.0 301.5 x 227.5 383.5 x 282.5 Rated voltage AC 100-240V Power consumption (W) Weight(Kg) Note...
Page 36: Chapter. 4 System Configuration
Chapter 4. System Configuration Chapter 4. System Configuration It describes the system configuration including XGT Panel’s time setting, Ethernet connection setting, and connection with PC and backlight. If you press [Settings] button in XGT Panel’s basic screen, you can set XGT Panel’s environment as follows. [Main screen] [System Configuration screen]...
Page 37: Backlight Setting
Chapter 4. System Configuration 4.1 Backlight Setting If you press [Backlight Setting] button in [System Configuration] screen as follows, setting screen shows up. [Dialog box explanation] Name Explanation Brightness It may adjust brightness of backlight. It doesn’t turn off backlight power. Do not turn off backlight Turn off backlight after idle time It automatically turns off backlight if not in touch for a certain period of time.
Page 38: Touch Calibration
Chapter 4. System Configuration 4.2 Touch Calibration When the location 5is not recognized in XGT Panel, Touch’s scale can be adjusted in XGT Panel. If you press [Touch Calibration] button in System Configuration, the setting screen shows up. If you press five ‘+’ marks, XGT Panel’s touch location adjustment is completed.
Page 39: Pir Sensor
Chapter 4. System Configuration 4.2.1 PIR sensor The XGT Panel’s backlight is activated by detecting movement around the XGT Panel. If you approach the XGT Panel when the display is off, movement around the XGT Panel from the left, right or front, is detected and turns on the backlight. (1) The XGT Panel has a detection range of 1-1.5m from both sides.
Page 40: Date Time Setting
Chapter 4. System Configuration 4.3 Date Time Setting If you press [DateTime Setting] button in [System Configuration] as follows, you can set XGT Panel’s data and time. Remark You can set data/time at device information of communication dialog at the XP-Builder. For details, please refer to the XP-Builder’s manual.
Page 41: Environment Setting
Chapter 4. System Configuration 4.4 Environment Setting If you press [Environment Setting] button in [System Configuration] screen as follows, you can set ‘Auto Goto Screen’ and ‘Buzzer On/Off’.
Page 42 Chapter 4. System Configuration...
Page 43 Chapter 4. System Configuration Name Explanation If you select [Show always], the title bar displays when a pop-up window is displayed on the screen. You can select and move the title bar of the pop-up window. If you select Window’s title bar : Show [Hide always] the title bar will not be displayed when a pop-up window is displayed on always the screen, and you will not see it when you click the window screen blank.
Page 44 Chapter 4. System Configuration XGT Panel starts monitoring the images used on the screen to speed up the screen operation. It will be loaded into memory before use. By the way, If a positive image is used, due to memory space constraints, all The image will not load.
Page 45 Chapter 4. System Configuration If you select the image through [Set Background Image], background image of waiting screen is set as the selected image. If you want to cancel, press [Delete Background Image] Set Background Image [Background Image Selection Screen] [Use boot image] With an option selected, you cannot use it unless it is the image of different resolution from that of XGT Panel or 32-bit image.
Page 46 Chapter 4. System Configuration If there are no information of printer, the pop-up will be shown. If the pop-up is shown, you need to set up the printer to use XP-Builder <No printer drivers and information → Need to download > Printer Settings <Printer drivers and information available >...
Page 47 Chapter 4. System Configuration Name Explanation Port Set up the printer port. Printer type Set up the printer type. Print direction Set up the print direction - width or height Set up the print color – color or mono Print color High quality print Set up the printer quality More...
Page 48: Ethernet Setting
Chapter 4. System Configuration 4.5 Ethernet Setting If you press [Ethernet Setting] button in [System Configuration] screen as follows, you can change IP to use Ethernet. You can change IP address by pressing [Set] button of each IP address, Subnet Mask and Gateway. By pressing OK button, changed IP information is reserved.
Page 49: Buzzer Setting
Chapter 4. System Configuration 4.6 Buzzer Setting It may adjust volume and height of XGT Panel Buzzer. [Buzzer Settings Screen] [Explanation of dialog box] Name Explanation Buzzer On/Off It may turn on or off the buzzer that occurs when in touch mode Buzzer volume It may adjust the volume of Buzzer Buzzer tone...
Page 50: Sound Setting
Chapter 4. System Configuration 4.7 Sound Setting It may adjust XGT Panel sound volume. [Sound Setting Screen] [Dialog box Explanation] Name Explanation Sound volume It may adjust sound output volume. Note In case of microphone with power not applied like ear microphone, it has no sound input function. Unamplified speaker without volume adjustment function such as earphone, headset, etc.
Page 51: Xp-Remote Setting
Chapter 4. System Configuration 4.8 XP-Remote Setting Settings of XP-Remote that can remotely adjust XGT Panel can be changed. [XP-Remote Setting Screen] [Explanation of dialog box] Name Explanation Allow XP-Remote to connect It allows connecting remote XP-Remote. Max. of XP-Remote connections It designates the maximum number of XP-Remote connected with XGT Panel.
Page 52: Chapter. 5 Diagnostics
Chapter 5. Diagnostics Chapter 5. Diagnostics It describes the diagnosis function for XGT Panel’s communication terminal, screen and touch function. If you press [Diagnostics] button on the XGT Panel’s basic screen, the menu for diagnosis shows up. [ Main Screen ] [ Environment setting screen ]...
Page 53: Screen Diagnosis
Ch.5 Diagnostics 5.1 Screen Diagnosis If you press [Screen] button, screens continuously change into diverse color with buzzer. For XP30-BTA/DC product, screen changes into 8 steps’ light. After all screen for diagnosis pass. Then, Close button shows up with white ground. If you press Close button, the initial screen shows up.
Page 54: Touch Diagnosis
Ch.6 Viewing Informaition of PLC Connection Status 5.2 Touch Diagnosis If you touch the screen, the touched location is displayed as follows. If pressing the [OK] button, you can quit the screen. [ Touch diagnosis ] If the touched location is not correct, reset the Touch setting. For detailed information, please refer to the Chapter 4.
Page 55: Backup Memory Diagnosis
Ch.5 Diagnostics 5.3 Backup Memory Diagnosis If you press [Backup Memory] button, you can see the result of diagnosis in the result windows. Completion of Backup Memory diagnosis Remark (1) If ‘NVRAM Data Access … Fail’ error is occurred, please contact with customer service center. (2) If ‘BATTERY STATUS …...
Page 56: Flash Memory Diagnosis Function
Ch.6 Viewing Informaition of PLC Connection Status 5.4 Flash Memory Diagnosis Function If you press [NOR Flash] button, you can see the result of diagnosis in the result widows. Completion of Flash Memory diagnosis Remark If ‘Read Disk Information Error!’ occurs, please contact with Customer service center.
Page 57: Serial Communication Diagnosis
Ch.5 Diagnostics 5.5 Serial Communication Diagnosis If you press [Serial] button, you can diagnose Serial ports which is equipped at XGT Panel. (In case of diagnosis purpose, you have to connect the loop-back terminal at each port.) Serial port selection Completion of serial port diagnosis...
Page 58 Ch.6 Viewing Informaition of PLC Connection Status The RS-232C port terminal should be made as follows (Connect the No.2 and 3 pin) The RS-422/485 port terminal should be made as follows. (Connect the TX+ with RX+ and TX- with RX-) Name Function Transferring data...
Page 59: Sd Card Diagnosis
Ch.5 Diagnostics 5.6 SD Card Diagnosis If you press [SD Card] button, the result of diagnosis shows up in the result windows. Completion of SD Card diagnosis Remark If ‘Read Disk Information Error!’ occurs, please contact with Customer service center.
Page 60: Usb Memory Diagnosis
Ch.6 Viewing Informaition of PLC Connection Status 5.7 USB Memory Diagnosis If you press [USB Memory] button, the result of diagnosis shows up in the result windows. Completion of USB Memory diagnosis Remark If ‘Read Disk Information Error!’ occurs, please contact with Customer service center.
Page 62: Chapter. 6 Viewing Information Of Plc Connection Status
Ch.6 Viewing Informaition of PLC Connection Status Chapter 6 Viewing Informtion of PLC Connection Status PLC Information, it shows XGT Panel configuration, PLC CPU status and various records. Remark You can check the status of PLC connection after project data is transmitted into XGT Panel.
Page 63: Plc Communication Configuration Settings
Ch.5 Diagnostics 6.1 PLC Communication Configuration Settings You can select [Settings] button to change PLC communication settings [ PLC Communication Configuration setting ] Remark PLC Communication Configuration setting dialog box may look different. For further information about the settings, please refer to the PLC user manual.
Page 64: Connection Information
Ch.6 Viewing Informaition of PLC Connection Status 6.2 Connection Information You can check the setting items for the connection with PLC such as vender of PLC, target device, connection type, ip address, connection information and timeout value in the XP-Builder. Remark Connection No.
Page 65: Plc Information
Ch.6 Viewing Information of PLC Connection Status 6.3 PLC Information You can check CPU type of PLC, operation mode, state, version, and scan time. Remark The following PLC is available for view of PLC information. - MASTER-K CPU, FEnet, Cnet - GLOFA-GM CPU, FEnet, Cnet - XGK/XGB/XGI/XGR CPU, FEnet, Cnet 6.4 History of PLC Error...
Page 66: History Of Plc Mode Conversion
Ch.6 Viewing Informaition of PLC Connection Status 6.5 History of PLC Mode Conversion You can check the history about our PLC’s RUN/STOP operation mode. Remark The following PLC is available for viewing PLC operation mode conversion history. - MASTER-K CPU doesn’t have the history about operation mode conversion. - GLOFA-GM CPU, FEnet, Cnet - XGK/XGB/XGI/XGR CPU, FEnet, Cnet...
Page 67: History Of Plc Power
Ch.6 Viewing Information of PLC Connection Status 6.6 History of PLC Power You can check the history about when PLC was turned on and off Remark The following PLC is available for viewing the history of when our PLC was turned off and on. - MASTER-K CPU doesn’t have the history about when our PLC was turned on and off.
Page 68: History Of Plc System
Ch.6 Viewing Informaition of PLC Connection Status 6.7 History of PLC System You can check history about PLC system. Remark The following PLC is available for viewing history about system. - MASTER-K CPU doesn’t have the history about system. - Only GLOFA-GM CPU (GM4C) has the history about system. Other CPUs don’t have the history about system. - XGK/XGB/XGI/XGR CPU, FEnet, Cnet...
Page 69: N:1 Settings
Ch.6 Viewing Information of PLC Connection Status 6.8 N:1 Settings Using N:1 communication, it means communicate number of XGT Panel with single PLC. [ N:1 settings dialog box ] [Explanation of dialog box] Name Explanation Use N:1 Communication N:1 Specifies whether to communicate. N:1 station number Enter the station number of N: 1 communication.
Page 70: Program Monitor
Ch.6 Viewing Informaition of PLC Connection Status 6.9 Program Monitor The programs that adopt LD language of XGK and XGB series can be monitored. Remark Program Monitor driver can be downlaoded from XP-Manager Only support for XGK/XGB CPU, Cnet, Enet communication To enable the [Program Monitor] button, program monitor should be checked in which locates in the XP-Builder project property menu.
Page 72: Chapter 7 Storage Function
Chapter 7. Storage Function Chapter 7 Storage Function 7.1 General Introduction Downloading the user project made in XP-Builder from PC, uploading the project stored in the device to PC, updating the device and etc are available through connection with XGT Panel with Serial cable or Ethernet cable generally. However, when those connections are not available, you can use SD card and USB storage equipment...
Page 73 Chapter 7. Storage Function 1. If you touch [Storage Function] on the menu, the following dialog box is displayed. Menu Description Project (USB/SD -> HMI) To download a project from an external storage device to the XGT Panel Project (HMI -> USB/SD) Save project from device to external storage device Project File(.XPD) To transfer project data backed up to an external storage device from XGT Panel...
Page 74: Project Download [Project (Usb/Sd -> Hmi)]
Chapter 7. Storage Function Project Download [Project (USB/SD → HMI)] 1. If you touch [Project Download], the following dialog shows. 2. Project storage path of USB memory, SD card is displayed as below.. - USB: \USB Storage\XP_Project\ - SD: \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 75 Chapter 7. Storage Function Project Download [Project (HMI → USB/SD)] 1. When you touch [Project (HMI -> USB/SD)] in the storage function menu, the following dialog box is displayed. 2. Project storage path of USB memory, SD card is displayed as below.. ※...
Page 76: Project Upload Project File(.Xpd) (Hmi -> Usb/Sd)
Chapter 7. Storage Function Project Upload Project File(.XPD) (HMI -> USB/SD) 1. If you touch [Project File (.XPD) (HMI -> USB/SD)] 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: \USB Storage\XP_Backup\ - SD: \SD Storage\XP_ Backup\ 3.
Page 77: Updating The Device Using A Storage Device
Chapter 7. Storage Function Updating the device using a storage device 1. If you touch [Project Upload], the following dialog shows. 2. Please select the targeted external memory in “Select Source”. Following path is indicated depending on the selected external memory - USB: \USB Storage\XP_Software\ - SD: \SD Storage\XP_ Software\ In case of updating the device by using storage equipment, the XGT Panel Software project should be saved in the...
Page 78: Storage Device Selection Function [Select Usb]
Chapter 7. Storage Function Storage device selection function [Select USB] 1. When multiple USB devices are connected to the XGT Panel, you must select a device for uploading, downloading, or backing up projects. You can change your selection at any point during a project.
Page 79 Chapter 7. Storage Function 7.7 Select USB Storage Device while Monitoring a Project 1. To select a storage device while monitoring a project, on the XGT Panel, touch [Start] to open the Select USB Storage window. Select a USB device and touch [Select]. 2.
Page 80 Chapter 7. Storage Function Remark (1) Do not remove or turn off the selected USB device while running a project. Project data may be corrupted and cause the project to malfunction. (2) Do not erase or move the directory or folders on the USB device. Doing so may cause data to be corrupted or the project to malfunction.
Page 82: Chapter 8 Xgt Panel S/W Update
3 seconds. After downloading XGT Panel software from LS ELECTRIC website, make a temporary folder and save it. Designate the folder where the software will be saved in the XP-Builder’s [XGT Panel Update] windows and update XGT Panel by [Send] menu.
Page 84: Chapter 9 File Backup Through External Storage Equipment
Chapter 9. File Backup through External Storage Equipment Chapter 9 File Backup through External Storage Equipment Describes on management function about external storage equipment saving backup data of logging, recipe, and screen image (1) XGT Panel can back up the logging, recipe, and screen image data at SD card or USB storage equipment according to setting in XP-Builder.
Page 85 Chapter 9. File Backup through External Storage Equipment (a) Includes day directory under (b) Up to 500 day directories can be created. (c) Name of year, month directory includes the firstly created day information under its directory Ex) In case directory is created in 2010, October and includes directory since 15 under, directory’s name is : 2010.10.15.FF FF at end means the directory can save more data created in 2010, October (currently, the number of lower directory is 500 or less)
Page 86: Operation Setting When There Is No Space For Backup
Chapter 9. File Backup through External Storage Equipment (3) Structure of directory thereafter is same as that of logging backup route. (4) Memo backup file has the name made of hour/minute/second when it was created. (a) Backup file is created in the type of bitmap. (b) File name starts with ‘M’...
Page 87: Structure Of Path Of Video File And Video Capture Files
Chapter 9. File Backup through External Storage Equipment Remark (1) In unknown directory or file (user file or directory), searches the oldest thing among normal backup files except unknown directory or file. (2) In case there is nothing except user data in now searched directory, backup operation fails. XGT Panel can’t delete user data, at this point, operation stops.
Page 88 Chapter 9. File Backup through External Storage Equipment (3) When 500 files are filled with MOV_120330_110101.avi as its last one, the name of directory will be change as follow; Movie 120220.121212 – 120330.110101 MOV_120220_121212.avi MOV_120220_200101.avi MOV_120330_110101.avi (4) When the 501 file (MOV_120330_110230.avi) is created, a new directory will be created as follow;...
Page 89: Monitoring Connection Status Of External Storage Equipment
Chapter 9. File Backup through External Storage Equipment 9.4 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...
Page 90: Safety Removal Switch
Chapter 9. File Backup through External Storage Equipment 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 91 Chapter 9. File Backup through External Storage Equipment Logging Write Recipe Write Screen Write Memo Write Video Write Still Shot Write Alarm Read Logging Read Recipe Read Data Upload Screen Read Memo Read Video Read Still Shot Read Part Image Read Function-wise Data File Recipe Edit...
Page 92: Chapter 10 Installation And Wiring
Chapter 10. Installation and Wiring Chapter 10 Installation and Wiring 10.1 Installation 10.1.1 Installation environment This machine has high reliability regardless environment. But for reliability and stability, be careful the followings (1) Environment condition (a) Install at the panel which can protect this machine from water and dust. XGT Panel is designed by IP65 Standard in front parts and IP20 Standard in rear parts.
Page 93: Chapter 11. Maintenance
Chapter 11. Maintenance Remark (1) Protection standard 1) Ingress Protection (IP) is based on the IEC 60529 Standard for degrees of protection provided by enclosures. It includes the degree of protection against solid objects and of protection against water ingress. 2) IP65 rating guarantees the enclosure is dust proof (6) and protected against jets of water (5).
Page 94: Notice In Handling
Chapter 11. Maintenance 10.1.2 Notice in handling It describes the notice from opening to installation.  Do not drop or cause heavy impact.  Do not disassemble voluntarily. When doing this, we are not responsible for the product.  When wiring, be careful that the remains do not enter into XGT Panel. 10.1.3 Notice in installing the panel Here describes how to install XGT Panel in panel and notice.
Page 95 Chapter 11. Maintenance (2) XGT Panel installation Unit: [mm]  Keep the distance of 100 mm between XGT Panel and panel per each direction. Remark (1) To be affected at a minimum by the electromagnetic waves (radial noise) or heat from other controllers, it needs to keep its distance as the above explanation.
Page 96 Chapter 11. Maintenance Remark (1) Use the gasket to prevent dust or other contaminant ingress. (2) When you mount the XGT Panel on the panel, if the surface of panel is uneven, water or dust can enter the product through the gaps. This can be caused by the quality of the material (iron, aluminum, or acrylic) or the thickness, so check the installation environment carefully.
Page 97 Chapter 11. Maintenance (4) Fixation  Fix XGT Panel to the panel using the supplied brackets provided in the OEM packaging. Affix using supplied brackets Panel Affix using supplied brackets Affix using supplied brackets Affix using supplied brackets Remark (1) Affix the brackets on four sides of the product to prevent ingress by water and dust. (2) Affix the brackets top to bottom and right to left to prevent gaps.
Page 98: Wiring
Chapter 11. Maintenance 10.2 Wiring It describes the wiring that you should know when installing the XGT Panel. 10.2.1 Power wiring XGT Panel is divided into the DC product and the AC product. Power Name DC 24V iXP50-TTA/DC iXP70-TTA/DC DC 12/24V iXP80-TTA/DC iXP90-TTA/DC iXP70-TTA/AC...
Page 99 Chapter 11. Maintenance Remark (1) For installations where there is voltage drop, it is recommended to use stranded wire with a cross sectional area 1.5~2.5 ㎟. (2) It is recommended that cable connections are twisted and secure. Short cable runs are also recommended Between the point of supply and the XGT panel.
Page 100 Chapter 11. Maintenance Remark (1) Use a regulated power supply transformer when the power fluctuation is bigger than the standard. (2) If electromagnetic interference is experienced or expected use an insulation transformer to protect the XGT panel from interference. Separate the XGT Panel power from the I/O device and main circuit device. Main Power XGT Panel power Constant...
Page 101 Chapter 11. Maintenance Remark (1) Separate E1, the ground connection for lightning surge protector, and E2, the ground connection for XGT Panel. (2) Set lightning surge protector to below the allowable surge voltage to provide protection if the voltage increases to its maximum.
Page 102: Ground Wiring
Chapter 11. Maintenance 10.2.2 Ground wiring (1) Our XGT Panel has enough anti-noise measure, so except that there are many noises specially, the ground is not needed. When you use the ground connection, refer to the following information. (2) Use the exclusive ground connection. When you install the ground connection, use the third grounding resistance (less than 100Ω).
Page 103: Chapter 11 Maintenance
Chapter 11. Maintenance Chapter 11 Maintenance To keep the XGT Panel best, examine the XGT Panel. 11.1 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 104: Periodical Maintenance
Chapter 11. Maintenance Refer to the Indication LED Check the lighting Green LED should be turned on appendix 1. 11.3 Periodical Maintenance Check the followings once or twice every six months and take measure. Maintenance category Maintenance method Criterion Action Surrounding 0 ~ 50 C Modify it to meet the general...
Page 105 Chapter 11. Maintenance Remark (1) Battery exchange time is expressed by alarm. System alarm is expressed when system alarm category is set at the XP-Builder as follows. (2) iXP model LCD backlight is not replaceable. Therefore when backlight has some problem or it is no longer of any use, LCD has to be replaced.
Page 106: Chapter 12 Emc Standard Certification
Chapter 12. EMC Standard Certification Chapter 12 EMC Standard Certification 12.1 Requirement for EMC Standard Certification EMC command is regulated on “It doesn’t produce the Strong electromagnetic waves: Emission” and “It is not affected by electromagnetic wave from external: Immunity”. The following is describing the contents to meet the EMC command when configuring the system by using the XGT Panel.
Page 107: Requirement For Low Voltage Command Suitability
Chapter 12. EMC Standard Certification Directive: Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive 89/336/EEC amended by the Directive 93/68/EEC 12.1.2 KC standard certification The XGT Panel acquire the electromagnetic fitness registration (KC specification) certified by wave laboratory under information-communication part. A grade device This device acquires KC for industrial use. If device is not purchased properly, exchange it to device for home use.
Page 108: Appendix 1 Troubleshooting
Appendix 1. Troubleshooting Appendix 1 Troubleshooting 1.1 Type of Problem It classifies problems from XGT Panel including an indicated figure, indication of the object, and problems appeared when downloading. Refer to the following chart. Classification of problem Description Problem when starting Malfunction when starting.
Page 109 Appendix 1. Troubleshooting 1.2 Problem when Starting Question Why does black screen show up when turning on the device? When turning on the device, black screen shows up and the booting is impossible. Phenomenon < Cause > (1) Because the device is not set as a booting mode. (2) Black screen may appear because of malfunction of backlight.
Page 110 Appendix 1. Troubleshooting 1.3 Reaction Problem when Touching Question When touching the screen it reacts in a different area or it may not react at all? When touching the screen it reacts in a different area or it may not react at all. Phenomenon <...
Page 111 Appendix 1. Troubleshooting 1.4 Display Problem of Figure and Object The shape of object is not shown or the number or character value which has to be shown Question is not shown The shape of object is not shown or the number or character value which has to be Phenomenon shown is not shown.
Page 112 Appendix 1. Troubleshooting Object type Phenomenon Pie Graph Graph is not shown. When designating the background image, image is shown as it is. Meter Graph Graph is not shown. When designating the background image, image is shown as it is. Closed Graph Graph is not shown.
Page 113 Appendix 1. Troubleshooting Question The folded object doesn’t sequentially show up The number under the data list shows up above data list Phenomenon < Cause > (1) The device value is expressed at the top of object screen. <Solution> (1) It is normal status. The folded window or part object is not included in screen, regardless of sequence of drawing, the object changed recently is expressed at top of screen.
Page 114: Communication Problem
Appendix 1. Troubleshooting 1.5 Communication Problem Question It seems that communication does not work On the screen where the object is not many, communication works but when you move the Phenomenon 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 115 Appendix 1. Troubleshooting 1.6 SD/USB Removal of Memory Card Question When removing the SD/USB memory card, 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 116 Appendix 1. Troubleshooting (2) If (1) does not work, remove it to use home on SD card. Caution ► If you force to remove the data during the storage of data in the external memory, file may not be stored in a normal condition or external memory may suffer from damage.
Page 118: Appendix 2. Dimension
Appendix 2. Dimension Appendix 2. Dimension (Unit: mm) (1) iXP50-TTA/DC App2-1...
Page 119 Appendix 2. Dimension (2) iXP70-TTA/AC (DC) App2-2...
Page 120 Appendix 2. Dimension (3) iXP80-TTA/AC (DC) App2-3...
Page 121 Appendix 2. Dimension (4) iXP90-TTA/AC (DC) App2-4...
Page 122: Appendix 3 Warranty And Environmental Policy
3. Since the above warranty is limited to HMI unit only, make sure to use the product considering the safety for system configuration or applications. Environmental Policy LS ELECTRIC Co., Ltd supports and observes the environmental policy as below. Environmental Management About Disposal...
Page 123 ■ Headquarter ■ Overseas Subsidiaries • LS ELECTRIC Japan Co., Ltd. (Tokyo, Japan) LS-ro 127(Hogye-dong) Dongan-gu, Anyang-si, Gyeonggi-Do, 14119, Korea Tel: 81-3-6268-8241 E-Mail: jschuna@lselectric.biz • LS ELECTRIC (Dalian) Co., Ltd. (Dalian, China) ■ Seoul Office Tel: 86-411-8730-6495 E-Mail: jiheo@lselectric.com.cn •...

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