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Mitsubishi electric Mac E1070 User's Guide (315 pages)

Brand: Mitsubishi-electric | Category: Networking | Size: 6.31 MB |

English

Table of contents

MITSUBISHI ELECTRI

1

Foreword

2

Contents

3

1 Installation

9

Installation

10

2 General

11

2.2 Blocks

12

2.3 Signal Format

13

2.4 Efficient Communication

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2.6 Project Documentation

17

2.7 Service Menu

18

Calibrate Touch Screen

19

2.8 Diagnostic Page

20

3.2 Selecting Menu Language

22

3.3 Creating a Project

23

Controller Systems

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Internal Variables

25

The Controller Toolbar

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Color Scheme

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The Status Bar

26

3.4 Saving a Project

27

3.5 Updating Drivers

27

Updating Drivers from Disk

28

Changing Controller

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3.7 The Project Manager

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The Alarms Folder

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The Peripherals Folder

30

The Setup Folder

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The Network Folder

30

3.8 The Block Manager

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Block Properties

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Background block:

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Cursor color:

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Cursor thickness:

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Working Area

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3.10 Configuration of Blocks

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Grouping Objects

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The Library

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Creating Series

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3.11 Using Text Blocks

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3.12 Static Symbols

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3.13 Changing I/Os

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3.14 The I/O Browser

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3.15 Changing BDTP Station

48

3.16 I/O Cross Reference

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3.17 Other Managers/Editors

49

3.18 The File Menu

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3.19 The Edit Menu

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3.20 The View Menu

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The Name List

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Toolbars

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Project Manager

57

3.21 The Functions Menu

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Message Library

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Data Exchange

59

I/O Configuration

59

3.22 The Setup Menu

60

Index Registers

64

Country/Language

65

Multiple Languages

65

Date/Time Format

66

Online Properties

67

Terminal Options

68

External

69

Alarm Properties

70

Peripherals

70

COM1 and COM2

71

Ethernet

71

Error might occur

72

I/O Poll Groups

73

Runtime Fonts

73

3.23 The Block Manager menu

74

3.24 The Object menu

75

3.25 The Layout Menu

76

3.26 The Project Menu

76

3.27 The Transfer Menu

77

3.28 The Window Menu

77

3.29 The Help Menu

77

4Graphic Presentation and

79

Maneuvering

79

The Appearance Tab

81

The Font Tab

82

The Access Tab

83

Dynamics

84

Event name

87

Condition

87

4.2 Graphic Objects

88

Dynamic Handling of Bitmap

89

Other objects

90

Digital Symbol

92

Digital Fill

93

X0 0 0 Y0 10 11

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X1 1 41 Y1 11 40

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X2 2 51 Y2 12 85

100

X3 3 92 Y3 13 62

100

VU Meter

103

Other Tabs

106

Tren ds for information

107

Speedometer

108

General Parameters

109

Alarm Banner

110

Analog Fill

111

Analog Clock

112

Digital Clock

113

Multiple Symbol

114

Multiple Choice

115

Text* The color of the text

116

Parameter Description

116

Touch Key

117

Analog Numeric Table

121

Select Maneuverable Objects

123

Operate Digital Objects

123

Operate Analog Objects

123

Other Objects

125

Digital Objects

126

Analog Objects

126

The Alphanumeric Keyboard

128

5.1 General Parameters

129

Offset Gain Calculation

130

5.2 Text Objects

131

Digital Text

132

Analog Numeric

134

Bar Graph

135

Date and Time

137

6.1 Historical Trend

140

6.2 Defining Trend Objects

141

Trend Settings

144

6.3 Transfer of Trend Data

145

6.4 Backup of Trend Data

147

7Message Library

149

8 Alarm Management

153

8.1 Alarm Groups

154

8.2 Alarms

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Defining Alarms

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Alarm Management

157

8.3 Alarm Properties

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8.4 Alarm Import

161

8.5 Alarm Banner

162

8.7 Alarm Backup

166

Executing the Backup Function

167

Number of Stored Backup Files

167

8.8 Graphic Alarm Page

168

9Recipes

169

Recipe Directories

172

Written to the Controller

173

9.4 Appending Recipes

174

9.6 Deleting Recipes

175

9.7 Using Recipes in a PC

175

Controller Program

176

Memory Card in Runtime

180

10 Data Logger

183

Data Logger

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11 Passwords

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11.2 Defining Passwords

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11.3 Logging in

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11.5 Overriding Password

188

12.1 Connection to Printer

189

12.2 Text Block Reports

190

12.3 Graphic Block Printouts

190

12.4 Defining the Printout

191

12.5 Printer Properties

192

12.6 Control Codes to Printer

193

13 Time Channels

195

14 Language Management

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Configuration Tool

200

User-Defined System Languages

202

14.5 Export

203

14.6 Import

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14.7 Show Index

203

14.8 Cross Reference

203

14.9 Reuse Index

204

14.10 Font Templates

205

Text Blocks

208

Save Recipe and Alarm History

208

Dynamic Texts

208

Time Channels Block

208

15 System Monitor

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System Monitor

210

16 Index Addressing

211

Index Addressing

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17 Communication

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Addressing

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Example:

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Used in the Operator Panel

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Communication

220

17.3 Transparent Mode

221

17.4 Passthrough Mode

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Interface (No Protocol Mode)

227

No protocol on signal

229

17.6 Modem Connection

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Dial mode:

233

Phone numbers 1-10:

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18 Network Communication

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Example 1

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Network Communication

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Panel 3 (192.168.1.3)

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Example 2

239

Panel 4 (192.168.1.4)

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Ethernet Connections

242

TCP/IP Settings in the Nodes

243

How to Make a Connection

244

Setup/Peripherals

245

Now click the button Modem

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Click on the button TCP/IP

247

Serial Connection

249

18.4 Network Services

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BDTP Client

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Synchronize clock with server

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BDTP server address

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BDTP Server

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FTP Server

256

Remote Access

257

SMTP Client

259

Info block

261

Mail to address

261

Send mail signal

262

Mail completion signal

262

Attach file

262

Terminal Controller

263

Transparent Mode

264

Web Server

265

Password

266

18.5 Network Accounts

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No Protocol Mode

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Packaging of Signals

269

Alarm Handling

270

Index in Network Client

270

19.1 FTP Server

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Root Library

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The ALARMS Directory

272

The HTML Directory

273

The RECIPE Directory

273

The TRENDS Directory

274

The IMAGES Directory

275

The BACKUP Directory

275

19.2 SMTP Client

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19.3 Web Server

277

Automatic Updating

279

Parameters for push_key.fn

284

Save HTML Files with FTP

286

21 Function Keys

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21.1 Definitions

290

Function Keys

291

21.3 Joystick Function

294

22 Macros

297

Insert Event or Append Event

298

23 Project Transfer

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Project Transfer

302

23.2 TCP/IP Transfer

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23.3 Serial Transfer

306

23.4 Modem Transfer

306

Transfer via GSM Modem

308

Export Project to Memory Card

309

Load Project from Memory Card

309

Parameters

311

USB Flash Drive (Download)

312

External Memory Card

314

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Mitsubishi electric Mac E1070 Installation Manual (24 pages)

Brand: Mitsubishi-electric | Category: Networking | Size: 0.84 MB |

English

Table of contents

Mac E Series

1

Foreword

3

Table of Contents

5

1 Safety Precautions

7

1.4 Service and Maintenance

8

1.5 Dismantling and Scrapping

8

2 Installation

9

0.5 - 1.0 Nm

10

2.2.1 Mode Switches

11

Installation

12

3 Technical Data

13

Technical Data

14

4.2.1 Autotex F157

15

4.2.2 Display Surface

16

Chemical Resistance

17

5 Operator Terminal Drawings

19

5.2 E1070 Outline

20

5.3 E1070 Text Strip

21

Operator Terminal Drawings

22

MITSUBISHI

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ELECTRIC

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FACTORY AUTOMATION

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