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Mitsubishi Electric SW1DNN-DLUTL-E User Manual (690 pages)

MELSEC Q Series, High Speed Data Logger Module

Brand: Mitsubishi Electric | Category: Controller | Size: 14 MB

Conditions of Use for the Product
8
Revisions
9
Precautions for Use
13
Introduction
22
Related Manuals
22
Table of Contents
23
Compliance with the Emc and Low Voltage Directives
31
How to Use this Manual
32
Generic Terms and Abbreviations
34
Definitions and Descriptions of Terms
36
Packing List
37
Chapter 1 Overview

39
CHAPTER 2 SYSTEM CONFIGURATION 2 - 1 to

53
CHAPTER 3 SPECIFICATIONS 3 - 1 to

71
Chapter 4 Settings and Procedures up to Operation

146
Chapter 5 High Speed Data Logger Module Tool Startup

166
- Obtaining High Speed Data Logger Module Tool
  166
- Installation
  167
  - Installation Procedure
    167
  - Upgrade Procedure
    172
  - Uninstallation Procedure
    174
- Starting Configuration Tool
  177
  - Online Startup
    178
  - Offline Startup (Starting from the Start Menu)
    183
  - Starting from GX Logviewer
    183
- Starting Conversion Tool
  183
Chapter 6 Function List

184
Chapter 7 Data Logging Function

186
- Target Data
  187
- Target Data Sampling
  188
  - High Speed Data Sampling
    189
  - General Data Sampling
    192
- Logging Types
  194
  - Continuous Logging
    194
  - Trigger Logging
    194
  - Trigger Conditions
    198
- Data Logging Periods
  201
- Data Logging Files
  203
  - Data Logging File Save Format
    203
  - Saving Data Logging Files
    204
  - Data Logging File Save Location
    205
  - Transferring Data Logging Files
    205
- Missing Data
  206
Chapter 8 Event Logging Function

207
- Events
  208
  - Target Data
    208
  - Event Conditions
    209
- Target Data Sampling
  213
- Event Logging Periods
  215
- Event Logging Files
  216
  - Event Logging File Save Format
    216
  - Saving Event Logging Files
    216
  - Event Logging File Save Location
    216
    
    Transferring Event Logging Files
    217
- E-Mail Notification
  218
Chapter 9 Report Function

219
- Target Data
  220
- Creation Trigger and Current Value Data Sampling
  224
- Creation Trigger
  226
- Report Periods
  226
- Report Files
  227
  - Saving Report Files
    227
  - Report File Save Location
    227
  - Transferring Report Files
    227
Chapter 10 Other Functions

228
- Time Synchronization Function
  228
- Auto Logging Function
  232
- File Access Function
  234
- Access Authentication Function
  239
- FTP Transfer Function
  240
- E-Mail Function
  243
CHAPTER 11 FUNCTIONS of CONFIGURATION TOOL (MODULE SETTINGS) 11 - 1 to

246
- Setting Operations Overview
  246
- Screen Configuration and Common Operations
  247
  - Main Screen Configuration
    247
  - Menu Configuration
    248
  - Toolbar Configuration
    250
  - Operations Using the Edit Items Tree
    251
  - Status Bar
    252
  - Common Table Operations
    253
  - Data List
    255
  - Device Batch Replacement
    257
  - Data Setting Screen
    258
  - Importing Global Labels and Device Comments
    260
- Project Management
  274
  - Creating a New Project
    274
  - Opening a Project
    274
  - Saving a Project
    275
  - Importing Settings from Project File
    276
  - Exporting Project to CSV File
    278
  - Exporting Module Operating File
    279
- Common Setting
  281
  - Network Setting
    281
- Time Synchronization Setting
  285
- Access Target CPU Setting
  291
- FTP Setting
  304
- E-Mail Setting
  307
- Account Setting
  311
- Auto Logging Setting
  316
- High Speed Data Sampling Setting
  319
- Compactflash Card Setting
  320
- Data Logging Setting
  323
  - Data Logging Setting List
    323
  - Data Logging Setting Screen Transitions
    325
  - Logging Type/File Format
    328
  - Sampling
    329
  - Data Setting List
    332
  - Data Setting
    334
  - Data Batch Insertion
    338
  - Period of Time
    340
  - Trigger
    346
  - Trigger (Single Condition)
    346
  - Trigger (Compound Condition)
    352
  - Number of Logging Lines
    363
  - CSV Output
    367
  - Binary Output
    370
  - Save
    371
  - Completion
    389
- Event Logging Setting
  390
  - Event Logging Setting List
    390
  - Event Logging Setting Screen Transitions
    392
  - File Format
    394
  - Sampling
    395
  - Event Setting List
    398
  - Event Setting
    399
  - Event Setting (Single Condition)
    399
  - Event Setting (Compound Condition)
    404
  - Event Batch Insertion
    414
  - Period of Time
    416
  - CSV Output
    422
  - Binary Output
    423
  - Save
    424
  - E-Mail Notice
    433
  - Completion
    436
- Report Setting
  437
  - Report Setting List
    437
  - Report Setting Screen Transitions
    439
  - Sampling
    441
  - Layout Setting List
    444
  - Layout Setting
    447
  - Creation Trigger
    464
  - Period of Time
    472
  - Save
    477
    
    Completion
    483
CHAPTER 12 FUNCTIONS of CONFIGURATION TOOL (WRITING/READING/VERIFYING DATA)12 - 1 to 12 - 4

484
- Transfer Setup
  484
- High Speed Data Logger Module Search
  485
- Writing Data
  486
- Reading Data
  487
- Verifying Data
  487
CHAPTER 13 FUNCTIONS of CONFIGURATION TOOL (CONFIRMING MODULE OPERATION)13 - 1 to 13 - 19

488
- Diagnostics
  488
  - Module Diagnostics
    489
  - CPU Access Diagnostics
    492
  - FTP Transfer Diagnostics
    493
  - E-Mail Send Diagnostics
    494
  - Product Information
    495
  - Compactflash Card Diagnostics
    496
  - Data Logging Diagnostics
    499
  - Event Logging Diagnostics
    500
  - Report Diagnostics
    501
  - Ping Test
    502
- File Browser
  504
- Verifying Product Information
  506
  - Version Information
    506
  - Open the User's Manual
    506
Chapter 14 Functions of Logging File Conversion Tool

507
- Screen Configuration of Conversion Tool
  507
  - Main Screen
    507
- Configuration of Output Format Screens
  509
  - Main Screen Configuration
    509
  - Output Format (Bit) Screen
    511
  - Output Format (Integer/Float) Screen
    512
Chapter 15 Recipe Function

513
- Recipe Function Execution Procedure
  517
- Screen Configuration
  518
  - Recipe Editor Screen Configuration
    518
  - Menu Configuration
    519
  - Toolbar Configuration
    519
  - Recipe Editor Area
    520
- Creating Recipe Files
  522
  - Starting Recipe Editor Screen
    522
  - Creating New Recipe File
    522
  - Opening Recipe Files
    522
  - Saving Recipe Files
    523
  - Editing Recipe Data
    523
- Transferring Recipe Files to Module
  526
- Executing Recipe Function
  527
  - Executing Recipe Function Using Module Dedicated Instructions
    527
  - Executing Recipe Function Using Configuration Tool
    527
- Dedicated Instructions
  531
  - Recipe Read (RCPREAD)
    532
  - Recipe Write (RCPWRITE)
    535
CHAPTER 16 Compactflash CARD

538
Chapter 17 Processing Time

555
- Trigger Logging
  556
- Continuous Logging
  558
- Checking Processing Time
  560
- Effect on Sequence Scanning Time
  565
Chapter 18 Troubleshooting

568
Appendix

618
Appendix 1 External Dimensions

618
Appendix 2 PING Test

619
Appendix 3 Data Sampling Method for Cpus that Cannot be Accessed Directly

621
Appendix 4 Usable Characters

624
Appendix 4.1 Characters Usable in High Speed Data Logger Module Tool

624
Appendix 4.2 Characters Usable in File Names, Folder (Directory) Names

627
Appendix 4.3 Characters Usable in Output File

627
Appendix 5 Adding Function to High Speed Data Logger Module

629
Appendix 6 Numerical Type Comparison Accuracy

632
Appendix 7 Precautions When Replacing Older Version of Module

633
Appendix 8 Process Modifications

633
Appendix 8.1 File Switching Timing

633
Appendix 8.2 Processing Time of FTP Transfer Function and E-Mail Function

637
Appendix 9 Supported FTP Command

638
Appendix 10Setting Information CSV File Format

639
Appendix 11Ftp Transfer Directory Configuration

681
Appendix 12Sampling Processes of High Speed Data Logger Module

683
Appendix 12.1Data Changes between Data Sampling Processes

683
Appendix 12.2Detecting Data Condition Establishment

683
- Warranty
  687

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Mitsubishi Electric SW1DNN-DLUTL-E User Manual (690 pages)

Table of Contents

Chapter 1 Overview

CHAPTER 2 SYSTEM CONFIGURATION 2 - 1 to

CHAPTER 3 SPECIFICATIONS 3 - 1 to

Chapter 4 Settings and Procedures up to Operation

Chapter 5 High Speed Data Logger Module Tool Startup

Chapter 6 Function List

Chapter 7 Data Logging Function

Chapter 8 Event Logging Function

Chapter 9 Report Function

Chapter 10 Other Functions

CHAPTER 11 FUNCTIONS of CONFIGURATION TOOL (MODULE SETTINGS) 11 - 1 to

CHAPTER 12 FUNCTIONS of CONFIGURATION TOOL (WRITING/READING/VERIFYING DATA)12 - 1 to 12 - 4

CHAPTER 13 FUNCTIONS of CONFIGURATION TOOL (CONFIRMING MODULE OPERATION)13 - 1 to 13 - 19

Chapter 14 Functions of Logging File Conversion Tool

Chapter 15 Recipe Function

CHAPTER 16 Compactflash CARD

Chapter 17 Processing Time

Chapter 18 Troubleshooting

Appendix

Appendix 1 External Dimensions

Appendix 2 PING Test

Appendix 3 Data Sampling Method for Cpus that Cannot be Accessed Directly

Appendix 4 Usable Characters

Appendix 4.1 Characters Usable in High Speed Data Logger Module Tool

Appendix 4.2 Characters Usable in File Names, Folder (Directory) Names

Appendix 4.3 Characters Usable in Output File

Appendix 5 Adding Function to High Speed Data Logger Module

Appendix 6 Numerical Type Comparison Accuracy

Appendix 7 Precautions When Replacing Older Version of Module

Appendix 8 Process Modifications

Appendix 8.1 File Switching Timing

Appendix 8.2 Processing Time of FTP Transfer Function and E-Mail Function

Appendix 9 Supported FTP Command

Appendix 10Setting Information CSV File Format

Appendix 11Ftp Transfer Directory Configuration

Appendix 12Sampling Processes of High Speed Data Logger Module

Appendix 12.1Data Changes between Data Sampling Processes

Appendix 12.2Detecting Data Condition Establishment

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