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IDEC MICRO/I HG3G JT22 F Series User Manual

IDEC MICRO/I HG3G JT22 F Series User Manual (1665 pages)

MICRO/I operator interfaces for WindO/I-NV4

Brand: IDEC | Category: Control Panel | Size: 55.28 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
9
Preface
10
Chapter 1 System Composition

27
Chapter 2 Windo/I-NV4 Features & Basic Operations

33
- Windo/I-NV4 Specifications
  33
  - Available Data
    33
  - Available Text
    38
  - Available Number of Colors
    52
  - Available Image Files
    52
  - Available Sound Files
    69
  - Available Movie Files
    69
- Starting and Exiting Windo/I-NV4
  70
  - Starting Windo/I-NV4
    70
  - Exiting Windo/I-NV4
    72
- Configuration & Functions
  73
  - Application Menu Command List
    74
  - Quick Access Toolbar
    75
  - Windows Displayed in the Workspace
    86
  - Status Bar
    89
- Customizing Windo/I-NV4
  92
  - Configuring the Work Environment
    92
  - Customizing the Workspace
    98
- Windo/I-NV4 Common Operations and Settings
  100
  - Device Address Settings
    100
  - Setting Conditional Expressions
    103
Chapter 3 Communication

107
- Device Link Communication
  107
  - Overview
    107
  - Device Link Communication Settings
    108
- I Link Communication
  109
  - Overview
    109
  - O/I Link Communication Settings
    109
- DM Link Communication
  110
  - Overview
    110
  - DM Link Communication Settings
    112
- No External Devices
  113
  - Overview
    113
  - No External Devices Settings
    113
- User Communication
  114
  - Overview
    114
  - User Communication Settings Procedure
    115
  - Protocol Manager
    138
  - Example of User Communication Settings
    186
  - Connection Diagram for User Communication
    192
- Sub Host Communication
  193
  - Overview
    193
  - Supported Protocols and Communication Driver
    193
  - HMI Link Register (LLR) Assignment
    194
  - Sub Host Communication Configuration Procedure
    195
  - Error Information
    198
- Bacnet Communication
  200
  - Overview
    200
  - Bacnet Specifications
    201
  - About Bacnet
    202
  - Function
    204
  - Bacnet/Ip Operation
    210
  - Bacnet/Ip Settings Procedure
    211
  - Bacnet Settings Dialog Box
    214
  - Objects
    230
  - Key Properties
    238
Chapter 4 Project Settings

255
- Creating and Manipulating Windo/I-NV4 Project Data
  255
  - Creating New Project Data
    255
  - Opening Project Data
    258
  - Saving Project Data
    259
  - Printing Project Data
    261
  - Comparing Project Data
    272
  - Changing Project Settings
    273
  - Closing Project Data
    277
- Project Settings Configuration Procedure
  278
- Project Settings Dialog Box
  279
  - System Tab
    279
  - Communication Interface Tab
    289
  - Communication Driver Tab
    299
  - Communication Driver Network Tab
    304
  - O/I Link Tab
    307
  - User Communication Tab
    308
  - Sub Host Communication Tab
    312
  - Printer Tab
    314
  - External Memory Device Tab
    315
  - Autorun Tab
    316
  - Expansion Module Tab
    317
  - Web Server Tab
    318
  - FTP Server Tab
    320
  - E-Mail Tab
    322
  - Project Details Tab
    327
  - Font/Kanji Dictionary Data Tab
    329
  - Compatible Tab
    330
  - Bacnet/Ip Settings Tab
    332
- Project Restrictions
  333
  - Download Restrictions
    333
  - Maximum Number of External Device Addresses
    333
Chapter 5 Screen

335
- Screen Overview
  335
  - Screen Types
    335
  - Screen Size
    335
- Creating and Manipulating Windo/I-NV4 Screens
  336
  - Creating Screens
    336
  - Opening Screens
    337
  - Closing Screens
    339
  - Duplicating Screens
    341
  - Deleting Screens
    343
  - Reusing Screens
    345
  - Batch Editing of Multiple Screen Settings
    347
- Base Screen
  348
  - Properties of Base Screen Dialog Box
    348
  - Displaying Layered Base Screens
    352
- Popup Screen
  354
- Screen Restrictions
  360
  - Screen Number
    360
  - Maximum Number of Parts
    360
  - Maximum Number of External Device Addresses
    361
  - Text and Messages
    361
  - Vertical Installation
    361
Chapter 6 Drawings and Parts

363
- Overview
  363
- Drawing Objects
  364
  - Shapes
    364
  - Picture
    364
  - Text
    364
- Part Types
  365
  - Buttons
    365
  - Lamps
    365
  - Data Displays
    365
  - Charts
    366
  - Commands
    366
- Drawings and Parts Overlapping
  367
  - Overview
    367
  - Displaying Overlapping Drawings and Parts
    368
  - Restrictions
    372
Chapter 7 Drawings

373
- Shapes
  373
  - Line
    373
  - Polyline
    375
  - Polygon
    377
  - Rectangle
    380
  - Circle/Ellipse
    383
  - Arc
    386
  - Pie
    388
  - Equilateral Polygons
    391
  - Fill
    394
- Picture
  396
  - Picture Configuration Procedure
    396
  - Properties of Picture Dialog Box
    397
- Text
  398
  - Text Configuration Procedure
    398
  - Properties of Text Dialog Box
    399
Chapter 8 Buttons

403
- Bit Button
  403
- Word Button
  421
- Goto Screen Button
  442
  - Goto Screen Button Configuration Procedure
    442
  - Properties of Goto Screen Button Dialog Box
    443
- Print Button
  458
- Key Button
  474
  - How the Key Button Is Used
    474
  - Key Button Configuration Procedure
    476
  - Properties of Key Button Dialog Box
    477
  - Key Buttons
    495
  - Key Browser
    500
  - Key Button Usage Examples
    503
- Multi-Button
  510
- Keypad
  541
  - How the Keypad Is Used
    541
  - Keypad Configuration Procedure
    542
  - Properties of Keypad Dialog Box
    543
- Selector Switch
  545
- Potentiometer
  562
Chapter 9 Lamps

575
- Pilot Lamp
  575
- Multi-State Lamp
  590
Chapter 10 Data Displays

607
- Numerical Input
  607
  - How the Numerical Input Is Used
    607
  - Numerical Input Configuration Procedure
    608
  - Properties of Numerical Input Dialog Box
    609
  - How to Enter Values
    631
  - Advanced Usage
    632
- Character Input
  633
  - How the Character Input Is Used
    633
  - Character Input Configuration Procedure
    634
  - Properties of Character Input Dialog Box
    635
  - How to Enter Text
    653
  - Character Input Usage Examples
    655
  - String Data Storage Method
    661
  - Advanced Usage
    661
- Picture Display
  662
- Video Display
  687
  - How the Video Display Is Used
    687
  - Video Display Configuration Procedure
    689
  - Properties of Video Display Dialog Box
    690
  - File Screen
    698
- Message Display
  702
- Message Switching Display
  723
- Alarm List Display
  742
- Alarm Log Display
  758
- Numerical Display
  773
- Calendar
  793
  - How the Calendar Is Used
    793
  - Calendar Configuration Procedure
    794
  - Properties of Calendar Dialog Box
    795
Chapter 11 Charts

807
- Bar Chart
  807
- Line Chart
  827
- Pie Chart
  858
- Meter
  869
  - How the Meter Is Used
    869
  - Meter Configuration Procedure
    870
  - Properties of Meter Dialog Box
    871
Chapter 12 Commands

881
- Bit Write Command
  881
- Word Write Command
  889
- Goto Screen Command
  898
- Print Command
  905
- Script Command
  912
- Multi-Command
  918
- Timer
  939
  - How the Timer Is Used
    939
  - Timer Configuration Procedure
    940
  - Properties of Timer Dialog Box
    941
Chapter 13 Alarm Log Function

945
Chapter 14 Data Log Function

985
- Overview
  985
  - How the Data Log Function Is Used
    985
  - Sampling Values of Device Addresses
    987
  - Data Configuration
    989
  - Saving and Deleting Data
    990
  - Using the Data
    991
- Data Log Function Configuration Procedure
  992
  - Configuring the Data Log Function
    992
- Data Log Settings Dialog Box
  997
  - Individual Settings Dialog Box
    1000
- Using the Data
  1018
  - Display the Data in the Line Chart
    1018
  - Displaying Data as Numerical Values
    1020
  - Saving the Data as a CSV File
    1029

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