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IDEC WindO/I-NV4 User Manual

IDEC WindO/I-NV4 User Manual (1738 pages)

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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
  87
- Status Bar
  90
- Customizing Windo/I-NV4
  93
- Configuring the Work Environment
  93
- Customizing the Workspace
  101
- Windo/I-NV4 Common Operations and Settings
  102
- Device Address Settings
  102
- Setting Conditional Expressions
  105
Chapter 3 Communication

109
- Device Link Communication
  109
- Overview
  109
- Device Link Communication Settings
  110
- I Link Communication
  111
- Overview
  111
- O/I Link Communication Settings
  111
- DM Link Communication
  112
- Overview
  112
- DM Link Communication Settings
  114
- No External Devices
  115
- Overview
  115
- No External Devices Settings
  115
- User Communication
  116
- Overview
  116
- User Communication Settings Procedure
  117
- Protocol Manager
  140
- Example of User Communication Settings
  188
- Connection Diagram for User Communication
  194
- Sub Host Communication
  195
- Overview
  195
- Supported Protocols and Communication Driver
  195
- HMI Link Register (LLR) Assignment
  196
- Sub Host Communication Configuration Procedure
  197
- Error Information
  200
- Bacnet Communication
  202
- Overview
  202
- Bacnet Specifications
  203
- About Bacnet
  204
- Function
  206
- Bacnet/Ip Operation
  212
- Bacnet/Ip Settings Procedure
  213
- Bacnet Settings Dialog Box
  216
- Objects
  232
- Key Properties
  240
- Project Settings
  257
- Creating and Manipulating Windo/I-NV4 Project Data
  257
- Creating New Project Data
  257
- Opening Project Data
  260
- Saving Project Data
  261
- Printing Project Data
  263
- Comparing Project Data
  274
- Changing Project Settings
  275
- Closing Project Data
  279
- Project Settings Configuration Procedure
  280
- Project Settings Dialog Box
  281
- System Tab
  281
- Communication Interface Tab
  291
- Communication Driver Tab
  303
- Communication Driver Network Tab
  308
- O/I Link Tab
  311
- User Communication Tab
  312
- Sub Host Communication Tab
  316
- Printer Tab
  318
- External Memory Device Tab
  319
- Autorun Tab
  320
- Expansion Module Tab
  321
- Web Server Tab
  322
- FTP Server Tab
  324
- E-Mail Tab
  326
- Project Details Tab
  331
- Font/Kanji Dictionary Data Tab
  332
- Compatible Tab
  333
- Bacnet/Ip Settings Tab
  336
- Internal Clock Tab
  337
- Project Restrictions
  339
- Download Restrictions
  339
- Maximum Number of External Device Addresses
  339
Chapter 5 Screen

341
- Screen Overview
  341
- Screen Types
  341
- Screen Size
  341
- Creating and Manipulating Windo/I-NV4 Screens
  342
- Creating Screens
  342
- Opening Screens
  343
- Closing Screens
  345
- Duplicating Screens
  347
- Deleting Screens
  349
- Reusing Screens
  351
- Batch Editing of Multiple Screen Settings
  353
- Base Screen
  354
- Properties of Base Screen Dialog Box
  354
- Displaying Layered Base Screens
  358
- Popup Screen
  360
- Properties of Popup Screen Dialog Box
  360
- Popup Screen Configuration
  364
- Standard Keypad Popup Screen
  365
- Password Input Screen
  366
- Properties of Password Input Screen Dialog Box
  366
- Password Input Screen Configuration
  368
- Standard Password Input Screen
  369
- Screen Restrictions
  370
- Screen Number
  370
- Maximum Number of Parts
  370
- Maximum Number of External Device Addresses
  371
- Text and Messages
  371
- Vertical Installation
  371
- Overview
  373
- Drawing Objects
  374
- Shapes
  374
- Picture
  374
- Text
  374
- Part Types
  375
- Buttons
  375
- Lamps
  375
- Data Displays
  375
- Charts
  376
- Commands
  376
- Drawings and Parts Overlapping
  377
- Overview
  377
- Displaying Overlapping Drawings and Parts
  378
- Restrictions
  382
- Part Library Function
  383
- What Can be Done with the Part Library Function
  383
- How to Use the Library Part in a Project
  384
- How to Register an Object in the Parts Library
  385
- How to Use a Registered Library Part on Another Computer
  386
- Part Library
  388
Chapter 7 Drawings

391
- Shapes
  391
- Line
  391
- Polyline
  393
- Polygon
  395
- Rectangle
  398
- Circle/Ellipse
  401
- Arc
  404
- Pie
  406
- Equilateral Polygons
  409
- Fill
  412
- Picture
  414
- Picture Configuration Procedure
  414
- Properties of Picture Dialog Box
  415
- Text
  416
- Text Configuration Procedure
  416
- Properties of Text Dialog Box
  417
Chapter 8 Buttons

421
- Bit Button
  421
- How the Bit Button Is Used
  421
- Bit Button Configuration Procedure
  423
- Properties of Bit Button Dialog Box
  424
- Word Button
  439
- How the Word Button Is Used
  439
- Word Button Configuration Procedure
  442
- Properties of Word Button Dialog Box
  443
- Goto Screen Button
  459
- How the Goto Screen Button Is Used
  459
- Goto Screen Button Configuration Procedure
  460
- Properties of Goto Screen Button Dialog Box
  461
- Print Button
  476
- How the Print Button Is Used
  476
- Print Button Configuration Procedure
  477
- Properties of Print Button Dialog Box
  478
- Key Button
  492
- How the Key Button Is Used
  492
- Key Button Configuration Procedure
  494
- Properties of Key Button Dialog Box
  495
- Key Buttons
  514
- Key Browser
  519
- Key Button Usage Examples
  523
- Multi-Button
  530
- How the Multi-Button Is Used
  530
- Multi-Button Configuration Procedure
  532
- Properties of Multi-Button Dialog Box
  533
- Keypad
  562
- How the Keypad Is Used
  562
- Keypad Configuration Procedure
  563
- Properties of Keypad Dialog Box
  564
- Selector Switch
  566
- How the Selector Switch Is Used
  566
- Selector Switch Configuration Procedure
  567
- Properties of Selector Switch Dialog Box
  568
- Potentiometer
  583
- How the Potentiometer Is Used
  583
- Potentiometer Configuration Procedure
  584
- Properties of Potentiometer Dialog Box
  585
Chapter 9 Lamps

595
- Pilot Lamp
  595
- How the Pilot Lamp Is Used
  595
- Pilot Lamp Configuration Procedure
  596
- Properties of Pilot Lamp Dialog Box
  597
- Multi-State Lamp
  610
- How the Multi-State Lamp Is Used
  610
- Multi-State Lamp Configuration Procedure
  612
- Properties of Multi-State Lamp Dialog Box
  613
- Data Displays
  629
- Numerical Input
  629
- How the Numerical Input Is Used
  629
- Numerical Input Configuration Procedure
  630
- Properties of Numerical Input Dialog Box
  631
- How to Enter Values
  653
- Advanced Usage
  654
- Character Input
  655
- How the Character Input Is Used
  655
- Character Input Configuration Procedure
  656
- Properties of Character Input Dialog Box
  657
- How to Enter Text
  675
- Character Input Usage Examples
  677
- String Data Storage Method
  683
- Advanced Usage
  683
- Picture Display
  684
- How the Picture Display Is Used
  684
- Picture Display Configuration Procedure
  687
- Properties of Picture Display Dialog Box
  688
- Picture Display Usage Examples
  704
- Video Display
  709
- How the Video Display Is Used
  709
- Video Display Configuration Procedure
  711
- Properties of Video Display Dialog Box
  712
- File Screen
  720
- Message Display
  724
- How the Message Display Is Used
  724
- Message Display Configuration Procedure
  726
- Properties of Message Display Dialog Box
  727
- String Data Storage Method
  744
- Message Switching Display
  745
- How the Message Switching Display Is Used
  745
- Message Switching Display Configuration Procedure
  746
- Properties of Message Switching Display Dialog Box
  747
- Alarm List Display
  764
- How the Alarm List Display Is Used
  764
- Alarm List Display Configuration Procedure
  765
- Properties of Alarm List Display Dialog Box
  766
- Alarm Log Display
  781
- How the Alarm Log Display Is Used
  781
- Alarm Log Display Configuration Procedure
  782
- Properties of Alarm Log Display Dialog Box
  783
- Data Log Display
  799
- How the Data Log Display Is Used
  799
- Data Log Display Configuration Procedure
  800
- Properties of Data Log Display Dialog Box
  801
- Numerical Display
  813
- How the Numerical Display Is Used
  813
- Numerical Display Configuration Procedure
  814
- Properties of Numerical Display Dialog Box
  815
- Calendar
  833
- How the Calendar Is Used
  833
- Calendar Configuration Procedure
  834
- Properties of Calendar Dialog Box
  835
Chapter 11 Charts

849
- Bar Chart
  849
- How the Bar Chart Is Used
  849
- Bar Chart Configuration Procedure
  850
- Properties of Bar Chart Dialog Box
  851
- Line Chart
  869
- How the Line Chart Is Used
  869
- Line Chart Configuration Procedure
  870
- Properties of Line Chart Dialog Box
  871
- Pie Chart
  901
- How the Pie Chart Is Used
  901
- Pie Chart Configuration Procedure
  902
- Properties of Pie Chart Dialog Box
  903
- Meter
  912
- How the Meter Is Used
  912
- Meter Configuration Procedure
  913
- Properties of Meter Dialog Box
  914
Chapter 12 Commands

925
- Bit Write Command
  925
- How the Bit Write Command Is Used
  925
- Bit Write Command Configuration Procedure
  927
- Properties of Bit Write Command Dialog Box
  928
- Word Write Command
  933
- How the Word Write Command Is Used
  933
- Word Write Command Configuration Procedure
  935
- Properties of Word Write Command Dialog Box
  936
- Goto Screen Command
  942
- How the Goto Screen Command Is Used
  942
- Goto Screen Command Configuration Procedure
  943
- Properties of Goto Screen Command Dialog Box
  944
- Print Command
  949
- How the Print Command Is Used
  949
- Print Command Configuration Procedure
  950
- Properties of Print Command Dialog Box
  951
- Script Command
  956
- How the Script Command Is Used
  956
- Script Command Configuration Procedure
  957
- Properties of Script Command Dialog Box
  958
- Multi-Command
  962
- How the Multi-Command Is Used
  962
- Multi-Command Configuration Procedure
  963
- Properties of Multi-Command Dialog Box
  964
- Timer
  984
- How the Timer Is Used
  984
- Timer Configuration Procedure
  985
- Properties of Timer Dialog Box
  986
Chapter 13 Alarm Log Function

991
Chapter 14 Data Log Function

1031
- Overview
  1031
- How the Data Log Function Is Used
  1031
- Sampling Values of Device Addresses
  1033
- Data Configuration
  1035
- Saving and Deleting Data
  1036
- Using the Data
  1037
- Data Log Function Configuration Procedure
  1038
- Configuring the Data Log Function
  1038
- Data Log Settings Dialog Box
  1043
- Data Log Settings Dialog Box
  1045
- Individual Settings Dialog Box
  1045
- Using the Data
  1063
- Displaying the Data in the Line Chart
  1063
- Displaying Data on the Data Log Display
  1065
- Displaying Data as Numerical Values
  1066
- Saving the Data as a CSV File
  1075
Chapter 15 Operation Log Function

1077
- Overview
  1077
- How the Operation Log Function Is Used
  1077
- Recorded Events
  1079
- Data Configuration
  1080
- Saving and Deleting Data
  1082
- Using the Data
  1083
- Operation Log Function Configuration Procedure
  1084
- Configuring the Events and the Condition for Recording
  1084
- Operation Log Settings Dialog Box
  1086
- Operation Log Settings Dialog Box
  1087
- Using the Data
  1097
- Saving the Data as a CSV File
  1097
- Overview
  1099
- What Is the Data Storage Area
  1099
- Data Storage Area
  1099
- Data Storage Area Configuration Procedure
  1101
- Data Storage Area Management Dialog Box
  1102
Chapter 17 Preventive Maintenance Function

1103
- Overview
  1103
- How the Preventive Maintenance Function Is Used
  1103
- Counting the Operation Time and Operation Count
  1104
- Thresholds
  1105
- Preventive Maintenance Function Configuration Procedure
  1106
- Counting Operation Time and Operation Count
  1106
- Preventive Maintenance Settings Dialog Box
  1108
- Individual Settings Dialog Box
  1110
- Using the Data
  1113
- Displaying the Counted Operation Count on a Numerical Display
  1113
- Notifying with a Beep When the Counted Operation Time Reaches the Threshold
  1116
- Recipe Function
  1121
- Overview
  1121
- How the Recipe Function Is Used
  1121
- Data for Recipes
  1122
- Data Configuration
  1123
- Recipe Function Configuration Procedure
  1124
- Configuring Recipe Function Operations and Device Addresses
  1124
- Recipe Settings Dialog Box
  1128
- Recipe Settings Dialog Box
  1129
- Individual Settings Dialog Box
  1130
- Creating and Deleting Data for Recipes
  1134
- Editing Recipe Data
  1134
- Creating Recipe Files
  1137
- Editing Recipe Files
  1141
- Deleting Recipe Files
  1142
- Text Group
  1143
- Overview
  1143
- How to Create the Text Groups and Text Registrations
  1143
- Functions that Support Text Groups
  1144
- Text Groups and Text Configuration Procedure
  1145
- How to Create the Text Groups and Text Registrations
  1145
- Switching the Displayed Language by Value of Device Address
  1151
- Text Manager
  1153
Chapter 20 Script

1157
- About the Script Function
  1157
- Overview of the Script Function
  1157
- Types and Trigger Conditions of the Script
  1158
- Data Type of the Script
  1159
- Script Error
  1160
- Editing and Management of the Script
  1161
- Script Registration Procedure
  1161
- Script Manager
  1163
- Script Editor
  1168
- Global Script
  1172
- Setting Procedures for Global Script
  1172
- Global Script Settings Dialog Box
  1174
- Global Script Dialog Box
  1175
- Script Definition Method
  1177
- Format List
  1177
- Script Coding Examples
  1188
- Control Statements
  1188
- Relational Operators
  1194
- Logical Operators
  1196
- Arithmetic Operators
  1197
- Bitwise Operators
  1198
- Bit Functions
  1200
- Word Functions
  1201
- Data Type Designations
  1216
- Important Notes
  1217
- Important Notes Regarding the While Definition
  1217
- Important Notes Regarding the Data Type Designations
  1217
- Regarding Communication Error
  1217
- Number of Device Addresses that Can be Used
  1218
- About the Priority of the Operator
  1218
- Sound Function
  1219
- Function and Settings
  1219
- Overview - How the Sound Function Is Used
  1219
- Supported Sound Files
  1219
- Sound Function Configuration Procedure
  1220
- Configuring Sound Files & Trigger Conditions
  1220
- Sound Settings Dialog Box
  1224
- Sound Settings Dialog Box
  1225
- Operation
  1228
- Multimedia Function
  1231
- Function and Settings
  1231
- How the Multimedia Function Is Used
  1231
- Supported Movie Files
  1232
- Multimedia Function Configuration Procedure
  1233
- Registering Movie Files
  1233
- Configuring the Event Recording Function
  1236
- Configuring the Video Input
  1241
- Multimedia Settings Dialog Box
  1242
- Checking the Status of the Function
  1246
- Restrictions
  1247
Chapter 23 User Accounts and the Security Function

1249
- Overview
  1249
- User Accounts
  1249
- Protecting Data
  1251
- Protecting Displays and Operations
  1256
- Security Function Configuration Procedure
  1259
- Creating and Editing User Accounts
  1259
- Adding and Editing Security Groups
  1267
- Protecting the Display and Operation of Screens and Parts
  1273
- Security Dialog Box
  1285
- Password Input
  1295
- Entering the Password on the MICRO/I
  1295
- Entering the Password in Windo/I-NV4
  1297
- Editing User Accounts on the MICRO/I
  1298
- Opening the User Account Setting Screen
  1298
- Editing a User Account
  1299
- User Account Setting Screen Configuration
  1308
- Online Function
  1309
- Communicating with the MICRO/I
  1309
- How the Online Function Is Used
  1309
- Connect MICRO/I to a Computer
  1312
- Change Communication Settings
  1313
- Downloading
  1320
- Downloading Project Data to the MICRO/I
  1320
- Download Dialog Box
  1322
- Downloading Files to an External Memory Device Inserted in the MICRO/I
  1326
- Downloading the System Software of Expansion Modules
  1328
- Uploading
  1329
- Upload Project Data from the MICRO/I
  1329
- Upload Dialog Box
  1331
- Uploading Files from an External Memory Device Inserted in the MICRO/I
  1332
- Clear
  1334
- Clear Data from the MICRO/I
  1334
- Deleting Data from an External Memory Device Inserted in the MICRO/I
  1335
- Formatting
  1336
- Formatting an External Memory Device Inserted in the MICRO/I
  1336
- System Information
  1337
- Displaying System Information
  1337
- Target Information Dialog Box
  1339
- Monitor Function
  1343
- Monitoring with Windo/I-NV4
  1343
- How the Monitor Function in Windo/I-NV4 Is Used
  1343
- Debugging in Windo/I-NV4
  1346
- Display the Value of Device Address in Popup
  1360
- Highlighting Objects While Satisfying Conditions
  1360
- Switching the Screen of the MICRO/I
  1361
- Open Current Screens
  1361
- Change Values of Device Addresses and Check the Operation of Project Data Offline
  1361
- Monitoring on the MICRO/I
  1362
- How the Monitoring Function Is Used
  1362
- Device Monitor
  1363
- Change Values of Device Addresses and Check the Operation of Project Data Offline
  1369
- Simulator Function
  1371
- Overview
  1371
- How the Simulator Function Is Used
  1371
- Using the Simulator
  1373
- Starting the Simulator
  1373
- Debugging in Simulator
  1374
- Saving the Displayed Screen as an Image
  1376
- Simulator
  1377
- Screen Monitor
  1380
- Custom Monitor
  1381
- Batch Monitor
  1383
- Script Debugger
  1385
- Restrictions
  1387
- Pass-Through Function
  1389
- Overview
  1389
- How the Pass-Through Function Is Used
  1389
- Supported External Devices
  1390
- How to Connect When Using the Pass-Through Function
  1391
- Use the Pass-Through Function
  1391
- Pass-Through Function Settings Procedure
  1392
- How to Enable the Pass-Through Function in Windo/I-NV4
  1392
- How to Enable the Pass-Through Function in MICRO/I System Mode
  1393
- Important Notes
  1396
Chapter 28 Maintenance

1397
- Web Server Function
  1397
- Web Server Function Overview
  1397
- System Composition
  1397
- Minimum System Requirements
  1398
- Settings and Connection Method
  1398
- System Web Page
  1401
- Custom Web Page
  1408
- FTP Server Function
  1412
- What Can be Done with the FTP Server Function
  1412
- System Composition
  1412
- Hierarchy of the FTP Server
  1413
- Supported Commands and Transfer Modes
  1413
- Verified FTP Client
  1413
- Settings and Connection Method
  1414
- FTP Client Function
  1416
- What Can be Done with the FTP Client Function
  1416
- System Composition
  1416
- Supported Commands and Transfer Modes
  1417
- Verified FTP Server
  1417
- FTP Client Function Configuration Procedure
  1417
- FTP Server Manager
  1423
- File Transfer Settings Dialog Box
  1427
- Mail Function
  1434
- What Can be Done with the E-Mail Function
  1434
- System Composition
  1434
- Supported Protocols and Authentication Methods
  1434
- Verified SMTP Servers
  1435
- E-Mail Sending Operation
  1435
- Operating E-Mail Function and Checking Sending Status
  1436
- Restrictions of each E-Mail
  1437
- E-Mail Function Configuration Procedure
  1438
- E-Mail Settings Dialog Box
  1448
- Social Media Function
  1460
- What Can be Done with the Social Media Function
  1460
- System Composition
  1460
- Social Media Message Sending Operation
  1461
- Operating Social Media Function and Checking Sending Status
  1462
- Restrictions of each Tweet
  1462
- Social Media Function Configuration Procedure
  1463
- Social Media Settings Dialog Box
  1466
- Data Transfer Function
  1473
- Project Transfer Function
  1473
- What Can be Done with the Project Transfer Function
  1473
- Project Transfer Procedures
  1474
- Converting Project for Transfer
  1475
- Using Key Buttons, Multi-Buttons, or Multi-Commands to Transfer Project Data
  1478
- Using File Manager on the MICRO/I to Transfer Project Data
  1479
- Precautions
  1487
- PLC Program Transfer Function
  1488
- Supported Plcs
  1488
- What Can be Done Using the PLC Program Transfer Function
  1489
- PLC Program Transfer Procedures
  1489
- Creating ZLD Project File
  1490
- Using Key Buttons, Multi-Buttons, or Multi-Commands to Transfer PLC Programs
  1491
- Using File Manager on the MICRO/I to Transfer PLC Programs
  1493
- Precautions
  1501
- File Copy Function
  1502
- What Can be Done with the File Copy Function
  1502
- File Copy Operating Procedures
  1503
- Using Key Buttons, Multi-Buttons, or Multi-Commands to Copy Files
  1504
- Using File Manager on the MICRO/I to Transfer Project Data
  1505
- Precautions
  1510
- Expansion Modules
  1511
- Overview
  1511
- Overview of Expansion Modules
  1511
- Applicable Expansion Modules
  1512
- The Expansion Module Operation
  1516
- Digital I/O Modules
  1522
- Using Digital I/O Modules
  1522
- Analog I/O Modules
  1523
- Using Analog I/O Modules
  1523
- Analog I/O Module Parameter Settings
  1524
- Device Allocation
  1535
- Cyclic Script
  1539
- Setting Procedures for Cyclic Script
  1539
- Module Configuration Dialog Box
  1540
- Overview
  1540
- Basic Operations for Module Configuration Dialog Box
  1541
Chapter 31 External Memory Devices

1547
- External Memory Devices
  1547
- Supported External Memory Devices
  1547
- What Can be Done Using an External Memory Device
  1547
- Specifications of External Memory Devices
  1548
- File Structure
  1549
- Reading/Writing Data
  1550
- Setting the External Memory Device Folder
  1558
- Deleting Files on the External Memory Device
  1559
- Formatting the External Memory Device
  1560
- Precautions
  1564
- USB Autorun Function
  1565
- Overview of the USB Autorun Function
  1565
- USB Autorun Function Configuration Procedure
  1569
- Creating a USB Autorun Definition File
  1572
- USB Autorun Function Security
  1580
- USB Popup Screen Function
  1581
- Automatically Displaying a Popup Screen When a USB Flash Drive Is Inserted
  1581
Chapter 32 Printer

1583
- Functions and Connections
  1583
- Functions Available with the Printer
  1583
- Connecting a Printer to MICRO/I
  1583
- Supported Printers
  1583
- Setting and Monitoring the Printer
  1584
- Setting the Printer
  1584
- Monitoring the Printer
  1584
Chapter 33 Internal Devices

1585
- Bit Devices
  1587
- HMI Device Addresses
  1591
- Word Devices
  1591
- Control Device Addresses
  1600
- MICRO/I Setup
  1601
- Maintenance Screen
  1601
- Maintenance Screen Overview
  1601
- Displaying the Maintenance Screen
  1601
- Adjusting Screen Brightness
  1602
- System Mode Overview
  1603
- System Mode Screens
  1603
- Names and Layout of Setup Menus
  1605
- Settings
  1607
- Initial Setting (Initial Setting)
  1607
- Clock Setting
  1611
- Offline (Offline)
  1611
- Run
  1611
- System Information (System Info.)
  1612
- File Manager
  1613
- Ext.mem.device
  1613
- Top Page
  1613
- Self Diagnosis (Self Diag.)
  1613
- Specifications
  1618
- Dimensions
  1620
- Installation
  1621
- Wiring
  1624
- Type no
  1628
- Part Names
  1629
- External Interfaces
  1631
- Specifications
  1633
- Dimensions
  1635
- Installation
  1640
- Wiring
  1643
- USB Cable Lock Pin Attachment
  1644
- Maintenance and Inspection
  1645
- Hg4G/3G, Hg2G-5F
  1649
- Packing Content
  1649
- Type no
  1649
- Part Names
  1650
- External Interfaces
  1652
- Specifications
  1654
- Dimensions
  1656
- Installation
  1660
- Wiring
  1662
- USB Cable Lock Pin Attachment
  1663
- Maintenance and Inspection
  1664
- Hg2G-5T, Hg1G
  1668
- Packing Content
  1668
- Type no
  1668
- Part Names
  1669
- External Interfaces
  1671
- Specifications
  1672
- Dimensions
  1675
- Installation
  1677
- Wiring
  1678
- USB Cable Lock Pin Attachment
  1679
- Maintenance and Inspection
  1680

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