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Omron Programmable Terminals NT631 Operation Manuals (692 pages)

Programmable Terminal

Brand: Omron | Category: Touch terminals | Size: 8.02 MB

Table of Contents

3
- About this Manual
  6
- Precautions
  
  8
- 1 Intended Audience
  
  9
- 2 General Precautions
  
  9
- 3 Safety Precautions
  
  9
- General
  
  9
Section 2 Preparing for Connection

40
- Method for Connection to the Host
  41
  - Connection Method and Communication Method
    41
- Preparations at the NT631/NT631C
  44
  - Names and Functions of Parts
    44
Section 3 Hardware Settings and Connections

46
- Hardware Settings and Connections
  
  46
  - Installation
    47
    
    Installation Environment
    47
    
    Installation in the Operation Panel
    47
    
    Power Supply Connection
    48
    
    Grounding
    49
  - Connecting to the Support Tool
    50
  - Connecting a Printer
    51
    
    Connection Method
    51
  - Connecting a Bar Code Reader
    52
    
    Connection Method
    52
    
    Setting a Bar Code Reader
    53
    
    Data Format
    54
  - Using a Memory Unit (NT631/NT631C with V1)
    55
    
    Installation Method
    56
    
    Method of Use
    57
  - Using a Memory Unit (NT631/NT631C Without V1)
    65
    
    Installation Method
    66
    
    Method of Use
    66
- Connecting to the Host from the RS-232C Port
  
  71
  - Connecting to the RS-232C Port at the Host
    72
Section 5 Connecting to the Host from the Rs-422A/485 Port

102
- Connecting to the Host from the RS-422A/485 Port
  102
  - Connecting to the Host's RS-232C Port
    103
    
    The Type of Host and Settings
    104
    
    1:1 Connection between RS-422A/485 at the NT631/NT631C and RS-232C at the Host
    106
    
    1:N Connection between RS-422A/485 at the NT631/NT631C and RS-232C at the Host
    111
    
    Recommended Connectors, Cables, and Crimp Terminals
    117
    
    Setting the Terminal Resistance for RS-422A/485 Communications
    119
  - Connecting to the Host's RS-422A/485 Port
    120
    
    Host Types and Settings
    121
    
    Direct Connection between RS-422A Ports at both Units
    140
    
    Direct Connection between RS-485 Ports at both Units
    145
    
    1:N Connection Among RS-422A Ports
    146
    
    1:N Connection Among RS-485 Ports
    149
    
    Recommended Connectors, Cables and Crimp Terminals
    152
    
    Setting the Terminal Resistance for RS-422A/485 Communications
    153
Section 6 System Menu Operation

154
- System Menu Operation
  154
  - System Menu Operation Flow
    157
  - Starting the NT631/NT631C
    158
    
    Operation at Startup
    158
  - Operation Modes and the System Menu
    159
    
    Relationships Among Modes
    159
    
    Menu Tree
    161
    
    Operations with the System Menu
    162
  - Memory Initialization
    164
    
    Clearing Screen Data
    164
    
    Initializing Display History Record Data
    166
    
    Initializing Alarm History Record Data
    167
    
    Initializing the Memory Tables
    169
    
    Initializing the Memory Switches
    170
  - Operations in the System Installer Mode
    172
    
    Setting the Display Language in the System Installer Mode
    172
    
    Clearing/Installing the System Program
    173
    
    Changing the System Settings
    174
    
    Clearing Screen Data
    176
  - Transmitting the Screen Data
    177
  - Setting the Conditions for Communications with the Host by Using the Memory Switches
    180
    
    About Communication Conditions
    181
    
    Setting the Host Link Method
    182
    
    Setting the NT Link (1:1) Method
    184
    
    Setting the NT Link (1:N) Method
    185
    
    Setting the Memory Link Method
    187
    
    Setting the Communication Type for Serial Port B
    190
  - Starting Operation
    192
  - Various System Settings
    194
    
    Memory Switch Setting Screens
    194
    
    Setting the "Start-Up Wait Time
    195
    
    Setting the "Key Press Sound
    196
    
    Setting the "Buzzer Sound
    197
    
    Setting the "Printer Controller
    199
    
    Setting the "Print Method" (NT631C Only)
    200
    
    Setting "Screen Saver Movement
    202
    
    Setting the Screen Saver Start-Up Time
    204
    
    Setting the History Display Method
    205
    
    Setting the Resume Function
    207
    
    Setting the Automatic Reset Function
    208
    
    Setting the Time-Out Interval
    210
    
    Setting the Retry Count
    211
  - 6-10 Setting the Bar Code Reader Input Function
    213
  - System Maintenance
    216
    
    I/O Settings
    216
    
    Displaying/Setting the Calendar and Clock
    219
    
    Checking the PT Setting Status
    221
    
    Displaying and Printing the Display History Record
    223
    
    Displaying and Printing the Alarm History Record
    225
    
    Checking Screen Data
    227
    
    Device Check
    230
    
    Checking Interfaces
    239
  - 6-12 Programming Console Function
    245
    
    Usable Systems
    246
    
    Connection Method
    247
    
    Method of Use
    247
Section 7 Nt631/Nt631C Functions

252
- NT631/NT631C Functions
  252
  - Areas for Control/Notification
    252
  - Fixed Displays
    252
  - Image and Library Data
    252
    
    NT631/NT631C Screen
    255
    
    Screen Composition
    255
    
    Screen Numbers
    255
    
    Screen Types
    255
    
    Screen Attributes
    260
    
    Color Display
    263
  - Memory Tables
    252
  - NT631/NT631C Screen
    252
  - Lamps
    266
  - Numeral Display
    266
    
    Display Elements
    266
  - Touch Switches
    266
  - Character String Display
    267
  - Graphs
    267
    
    Areas for Control/Notification
    268
    
    PT Status Control Area (Host ↔ NT631/NT631C)
    268
    
    PT Status Notify Area (NT631/NT631C to Host)
    277
    
    Window Control Area (Host ↔ NT631/NT631C)
    281
    
    Memory Tables
    286
    
    Numeral Memory Tables
    286
    
    Character String Memory Tables
    293
    
    Bit Memory Tables
    297
    
    Circles, Arcs, Sectors, Polylines, Polygons, Rectangles (Fixed Displays)
    303
    
    Fixed Displays
    303
    
    Text (Fixed Display)
    312
    
    Tiling
    315
    
    Marks
    317
    
    Image and Library Data
    321
    
    Image Data Display
    321
    
    Library Data Display
    324
    
    Lamps
    328
    
    Touch Switches
    336
    
    Numeral Display
    356
    
    Character String Display
    364
    
    Bar Graphs
    370
    
    Graphs
    370
    
    Analogue Meter
    375
    
    Broken Line Graphs
    382
    
    Trend Graphs
    388
    
    Alarm List, Alarm History
    403
    
    Inputting Numeric Values
    414
    
    Numeric Key Type ("Numeral Input")
    414
    
    Thumbwheel Type ("Thumbwheel")
    422
    
    Inputting Character Strings
    430
    
    What Are Windows
    435
    
    Window Function
    435
    
    Window Type
    436
    
    Window Screens and Display Elements
    437
    
    Opening/Closing and Moving a Window
    438
    
    Changing the Displaying Order of Windows
    439
    
    Size and Display Position of a Window
    439
    
    Checking the Display Status of a Window
    440
Section 8 How to Use the Pt

462
Section 11 Troubleshooting and Maintenance

612
- Troubleshooting and Maintenance
  612
Appendices

633
- APPENDIX A Specifications
  
  634
  - General Specifications
    634
  - Specifications
    634
  - Performance Specifications
    635
  - Communications Specifications
    643
    
    Dimensions
    646
- APPENDIX B Dimensions
  
  646
  - Using an RS-232C/RS-422A Convertor Unit
    649
- APPENDIX C Using an RS-232C/RS-422A Convertor Unit
  
  649
  - Dimensions
    649
  - Methods for Mounting and Removal
    649
  - Specifications
    651
  - DIP Switch Settings
    652
  - Pin Arrangement
    653
  - Block Diagram
    654
    
    Transporting and Storing the NT631/NT631C
    655
- APPENDIX D Transporting and Storing the NT631/NT631C
  
  655
  - Making the Cable
    656
- APPENDIX E Making the Cable
  
  656
  - Cable Preparation
    656
  - Soldering
    657
  - Hood Assembly
    658
    
    Making the Cable for Connecting a PC
    659
- APPENDIX F Making the Cable for Connecting a PC
  
  659
  - Assembly of Connecting Cables
    659
  - Making the Cable for Connection to a Bar Code Reader
    660
- APPENDIX G Making the Cable for Connection to a Bar Code Reader
  
  660
  - Making the Cable for Connection to a Printer
    661
  - Compatibility with Screen Data of Other PT Models
    662
- APPENDIX H Making the Cable for Connection to a Printer
  
  662
- APPENDIX I Compatibility with Screen Data of Other PT Models
  
  662
- APPENDIX J Model List
  
  670
  - Host Link Unit
    670
  - Compobus/S Master Control Unit
    670
  - Communication Unit
    670
  - Cpus (for Connection Via a Host Link)
    671
  - Cpus (for Connection Via an NT Link (1:1))
    672
  - Cpus (for Connection Via an NT Link (1:N))
    673
  - RS-232C/RS-422A Convertor Unit
    673
  - RS-232C Adaptor, RS-422A Adaptor
    673
  - Related Parts and Equipment for PT
    674
    
    Option List
    676
- APPENDIX K Option List
  
  676
  - PC Memory Map
    679
- APPENDIX Lpc Memory Map
  
  679
  - OMRON C-Series PC, SRM1 Memory Map
    679
  - OMRON CVM1/CV-Series PC Memory Map
    680
  - OMRON CS1-Series PC Memory Map
    680
    
    Keycode Tables
    681
- APPENDIX M Keycode Tables
  
  681
  - Iso 8859/1
    681
  - Ms-Dos Cp437
    682
- Index
  
  683
  - Revision History
    692

OMRON Programmable Terminals NT631 Reference Manual (480 pages)

Programmable Terminals

Brand: OMRON | Category: Touch terminals | Size: 2.46 MB

Table of Contents

6
- About this Manual
  8
- Related Manuals
  9
- Application Considerations
  11
- Precautions
  
  14
- 1 Intended Audience
  
  15
- 2 General Precautions
  
  15
- 3 Safety Precautions
  
  15
Section 1 General

17
- General
  17
Section 2 Pt Functions

55
- PT Functions
  55
  - SECTION 2 PT Functions
    55
  - PT Screens
    57
    
    Screen Composition
    57
    
    Screen Numbers
    57
    
    Screen Types
    57
    
    Screen Attributes
    61
    
    Display Colors
    63
    
    Display Elements
    65
  - Areas for Control/Notification
    68
    
    PT Status Control Area
    69
    
    PT Status Notify Area (PT to Host)
    77
    
    Window Control Area
    81
    
    Clock Data Area (Host to PT, NT21 Only)
    85
  - Memory Tables
    88
    
    Numeral Memory Table
    88
    
    Character String Memory Table
    95
    
    Bit Memory Table
    99
  - Fixed Displays
    106
  - Fixed Displays
    107
    
    Text (Fixed Display)
    114
    
    Tiling
    117
    
    Marks
    119
  - Image and Library Data
    122
    
    Image Data Display
    122
    
    Library Data Display
    125
  - Lamps
    128
  - Touch Switches
    135
  - Numeral Display
    156
  - Character String Display
    164
  - Graphs
    170
    
    Bar Graphs
    170
    
    Analog Meter
    174
    
    Broken Line Graphs
    180
    
    Trend Graphs
    186
  - Alarm List, Alarm History
    198
  - Inputting Numeric Values
    208
    
    Numeric Key Type (Numeral Input)
    208
    
    Thumbwheel Type (Thumbwheel)
    216
  - Inputting Character Strings
    226
  - Recipes
    232
    
    Function Outline
    232
    
    Operation Outline
    237
    
    Limits
    242
    
    Common Attributes
    243
    
    Display Functions
    251
    
    Input Functions
    251
    
    Output Functions
    251
    
    Relationship with Other Elements
    252
  - Window Function
    253
    
    What Are Windows
    253
    
    Window Type
    254
    
    Window Screens and Display Elements
    255
    
    Opening/Closing and Moving a Window
    255
    
    Size and Display Position of a Window
    257
    
    Changing the Displaying Order of Windows
    257
    
    Checking the Display Status of a Window
    258
    
    Temporary Input Fields
    258
    
    Focus Window
    259
  - Special Functions
    260
    
    Display History Record Function
    260
    
    Alarm History Record Function
    262
    
    Resume Function
    265
    
    Screen Saver Function
    265
    
    Buzzer Function
    266
    
    Clock Function
    267
    
    Print Function (NT31/NT31C or NT631/NT631C Only)
    269
    
    Adjusting Contrast and Brightness During PT Operation
    271
    
    Programming Console Function
    273
  - Device Monitor Function
    275
    
    Compatible Systems
    275
    
    Device Monitor Screens and Functions
    276
    
    Starting and Exiting Device Monitor
    276
    
    Operations Common to the Device Monitor Screens
    278
    
    Using the Registration Monitor Screen
    279
    
    Using the Continuous Monitor Screen
    286
    
    Using the Error Log Screen
    290
    
    Errors Occurring During Device Monitor Operation
    292
  - Mathematical Function
    294
    
    Executable Calculations
    294
    
    Data Flow in Calculations
    297
    
    Precautions When Using the Mathematical Function
    298
  - PT Configuration Settings
    300
Section 3

302
- How to Use the PT
  302
Section 4 Using Memory Link

384
5-1 Examples of Actual Applications of Direct Access

417
Section 6 Troubleshooting and Maintenance

429
- Troubleshooting and Maintenance
  
  429
  - Troubleshooting
    430
  - Troubleshooting
    432
  - Responding to Displayed Error Messages
    435
    
    Errors Occurring at Start of Operation and Their Remedies
    435
    
    Responding to Displayed Error Messages
    437
  - Errors Occurring During Operation and Their Remedies
    437
  - Errors Occurring on Screen Data Initialization and Transmission
    438
  - Errors in the System Installer Mode and Their Remedies
    439
  - Communication Errors and Their Remedies
    440
  - A Specifications
    442
    
    Display Capacity
    442
    
    Display Element Specifications
    443
    
    Display Restrictions
    444
  - Special Features
    446
  - B Compatibility with Screen Data of Other PT Models
    448
  - C NT20S and NT30/620 Compatible Modes
    464
  - Compatible Mode
    469
  - D PC Memory Maps
    471
  - E Keycode Tables
    474
- Index
  
  476
- Revision History
  
  480

Omron Programmable Terminals NT631 Reference Manual (459 pages)

Brand: Omron | Category: Touch terminals | Size: 1.92 MB

Table of Contents

8
- General
  12
- Role and Operation of the PT
  13
- Functions of the NT31/NT31C and NT631/NT631C
  15
- System Configuration
  29
- Communications with the Host
  32
- Communication by Using Memory Link
  40
- Before Operating
  42
- Functions
  44
- Screens
  46
- Areas for Control/Notification
  57
- Memory Tables
  75
- Fixed Displays
  92
- Image and Library Data
  108
- Lamps
  114
- Touch Switches
  121
- Numeral Display
  141
- Character String Display
  149
- Graphs
  155
- Alarm List, Alarm History
  184
- Inputting Numeric Values
  194
- Inputting Character Strings
  212
- Recipe
  218
- Window Function
  239
- Special Functions
  246
- Device Monitor Function
  261
- Mathematical Function
  280
- Configuration Settings
  286
- How to Use the PT
  288
- Screen Creation Procedure
  289
- Buzzer, Backlight, and Display Control
  291
- Screen Display and Notification
  300
- Display and Control of Windows
  309
- Changing Numeral and Character String Display
  317
- Display of Graphs
  328
- Input of Numeric Values and Character Strings
  329
- Using the Alarm List/History Function
  348
- Using the Display History Function
  353
Section 4-3

379
- Response Format
  380
- D1 1 , D1
  381
- To FFFFH
  381
- Bit Memory Table
  384
- The Contents of Bit Memory Table Are Represented as 1 Bit Data
  384
- (O Indicates the Subtraction of the Integer.)
  385
- (Sent from Host to PT)
  385
- ASCII Code
  385
- Changing to Bit Data
  385
- Changing to Hexadecimal (Remaining Left most Bit 0)
  385
- Remaining Bit (Leftmost Bit)
  385
- S2 [CR]
  385
- Specified Bit Memory Table
  385
- [Cr] 0D
  385
- Check Sum (2 Hexadecimal Digits) this Is Always Added
  391
- Dn 2 , Dn 3 , Dn
  391
- [Cr] 0D
  391
- Dn1 Dn2 Dn3 Dn4
  394
-1 Examples of Actual Applications of Direct Access

401

Omron Programmable Terminals NT631 Setup Manual (315 pages)

Programmable Terminals

Brand: Omron | Category: Touch terminals | Size: 3.52 MB

Table of Contents

6
- About this Manual
  8
- Related Manuals
  9
- Limitations of Liability
  10
- Application Considerations
  11
- Dimensions and Weights
  12
- Precautions
  
  14
- 1 Intended Audience
  
  15
- 2 General Precautions
  
  15
- 3 Safety Precautions
  
  15
Section 1 General

18
- General
  
  18
  - Role and Operation of the NT631/NT631C
    19
    
    Operation of an NT631/NT631C at an FA Production Site
    19
    
    Operations of the NT631/NT631C
    20
  - Functions of the NT631/NT631C
    21
    
    Features
    21
    
    Comparison between NT631 and NT631C
    24
    
    Comparison between NT620S/NT620C/NT625C and NT631/NT631C
    25
    
    Principal Functions of NT631/NT631C
    27
  - Recipe Function
    28
  - System Menu
    28
    
    Displays
    29
  - System Configuration
    33
    
    Peripheral Devices that Can be Connected
    34
  - Communications with the Host
    35
    
    Connecting to the Host
    35
    
    Direct Connection Function
    35
    
    Host Link
    36
    
    NT Link
    36
  - Communications Using Memory Links
    38
    
    Connecting to Other Companies' Plcs
    38
    
    Memory Link
    38
    
    Comparison between Direct Connection and Memory Link
    39
    
    Memory Link Online Transfer Function
    39
  - Before Operating
    40
- Preparing for Connection
  
  42
  - Method for Connection to the Host
    43
  - Names and Functions of Parts
    46
Section 3 Hardware Settings and Connections

48
- Hardware Settings and Connections
  
  48
  - Installation
    49
    
    Installation Environment
    49
    
    Installation in the Operation Panel
    49
    
    Power Supply Connection
    50
    
    Grounding
    51
  - Connecting to the Support Tool
    52
  - Connecting a Printer
    53
  - Connecting a Bar Code Reader
    53
    
    Connection Method
    53
    
    Connection Method
    54
    
    Setting a Bar Code Reader
    54
    
    Data Format
    55
  - Using a Memory Unit
    56
    
    Installation Method
    57
    
    Method of Use
    57
- Connecting to the Host from the RS-232C Port
  
  64
  - Connecting to the RS-232C Port at the Host
    65
  - Connecting Directly between Rs-232C Ports
    90
Section 5 Connecting to the Host from the Rs-422A/485 Port

96
- Connecting to the Host from the RS-422A/485 Port
  96
  - Connecting to the Host's RS-232C Port
    97
    
    The Type of Host and Settings
    98
    
    At the Host
    99
    
    At the Host
    103
    
    Recommended Connectors, Cables, and Crimp Terminals
    107
    
    Setting the Terminal Resistance for RS-422A/485 Communications
    109
  - Connecting to the Host's RS-422A/485 Port
    110
    
    Host Types and Settings
    111
    
    Direct Connection between RS-422A Ports at both Units
    132
    
    Direct Connection between RS-485 Ports at both Units
    135
    
    1:N Connection Among RS-422A Ports
    136
    
    1:N Connection Among RS-485 Ports
    138
    
    Recommended Connectors, Cables and Crimp Terminals
    140
    
    Setting the Terminal Resistance for RS-422A/485 Communications
    141
    
    Handling the Shield on RS-422A/485 Cables
    142
Section 6 System Menu Operation

144
- System Menu Operation
  144
  - System Menu Operation Flow
    146
  - Starting the NT631/NT631C
    146
    
    Operation at Startup
    146
  - Operation Modes and the System Menu
    147
    
    Relationships Among Modes
    147
    
    Menu Tree
    149
    
    Operations with the System Menu
    150
  - Memory Initialization
    152
    
    Clearing Screen Data
    152
    
    Initializing Display History Record Data
    154
    
    Initializing Alarm History Record Data
    155
    
    Initializing the Recipe Tables
    157
    
    Initializing the Memory Tables
    158
    
    Initializing the Memory Switches
    160
  - Operations in the System Installer Mode
    161
    
    Setting the Display Language in the System Installer Mode
    161
    
    Clearing/Installing the System Program
    162
    
    Changing the System Settings
    164
    
    Clearing Screen Data
    165
  - Transmitting the Screen Data
    166
  - Setting Conditions for Communications with Host by Using Memory Switches
    169
    
    About Communications Conditions
    169
    
    Setting the Host Link Method
    172
    
    Setting the NT Link (1:1) Method
    174
    
    Setting the NT Link (1:N) Method (Standard/High-Speed)
    175
    
    Setting the Memory Link Method
    177
    
    Setting the Communications Type for Serial Port B
    179
  - Starting Operation
    180
  - Various System Settings
    181
    
    Memory Switch Setting Screens
    181
    
    Setting the Start-Up Wait Time
    182
    
    Setting the Buzzer Sound
    183
    
    Setting the Key Press Sound
    183
    
    Setting the Printer Controller
    185
    
    Setting the Print Method (NT631C Only)
    186
    
    Setting Screen Saver Movement
    187
    
    Setting the Screen Saver Start-Up Time
    190
    
    Setting the History Display Method
    192
    
    Setting the Resume Function
    194
    
    Setting the Automatic Reset Function
    196
    
    Setting the Time-Out Interval
    198
    
    Setting the Retry Count
    199
  - Setting the Bar Code Reader Input Function
    201
  - System Maintenance
    204
    
    I/O Settings
    204
    
    Displaying/Setting the Calendar and Clock
    208
    
    Checking the PT Setting Status
    210
    
    Displaying and Printing the Display History Record
    211
    
    Displaying and Printing the Alarm History Record
    213
    
    Checking Screen Data
    215
    
    Device Check
    218
    
    Checking Interfaces
    226
  - Programming Console Function
    231
    
    Usable Systems
    232
    
    Connection Method
    233
    
    Method of Use
    234
  - Device Monitor Function
    237
    
    Compatible Systems
    238
    
    Connection Method
    238
  - Version Display
    240
    
    Method of Use
    240
    
    Method of Use
    241
Section 7 Troubleshooting and Maintenance

242
- Troubleshooting and Maintenance
  
  242
  - Troubleshooting
    243
  - Responding to Displayed Error Messages
    246
    
    Errors Occurring at Start of Operation and Their Remedies
    246
  - Errors Occurring During Operation and Their Remedies
    248
  - Errors Occurring on Screen Data Initialization and Transmission
    249
  - Errors in the System Installer Mode and Their Remedies
    249
  - Communications Errors and Their Remedies
    250
  - Maintenance of the NT631/NT631C
    252
  - Replacing the Battery
    258
  - Inspection and Cleaning
    259
    
    Specifications
    262
    
    Performance Specifications
    264
    
    External Interface Specifications
    265
  - Special Features
    266
  - Programming Environment
    266
    
    Communications Specifications
    267
    
    Dimensions
    272
    
    Using an RS-232C/RS-422A Adapter
    276
    
    Dip Switch Settings
    278
    
    Transporting and Storing the NT631/NT631C
    282
    
    D Transporting and Storing the NT631/NT631C
    283
    
    Making the Cable
    284
    
    Making the Cable for Connecting a PLC
    288
    
    Making the Cable for Connection to a Bar Code Reader
    290
    
    Making the Cable for Connection to a Printer
    292
    
    H Making the Cable for Connection to a Printer
    293
    
    Relationship between System Program and Hardware
    294
    
    I Relationship between System Program and Hardware
    297
    
    Model List
    298
  - Rs-232C/Rs-422A Adapter
    302
  - Printer Cable
    303
    
    Option List
    304
- Index
  
  308
- Revision History
  
  312

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