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GP-Pro Ex Reference Manual

Preface Start Page Preface Trademark Rights User Document Structure Using This Document / Search Methods Printing This Document Manual Symbols and Terminology Model Environment GP-Pro EX Precautions Display Unit Precautions Inquiry 1.Welcome to GP-Pro EX (Operating Environment and Supported Features) 1.1 About GP-Pro EX 1.1.1 Main Features of GP-Pro EX Version 2.7 or later 1.2 About Installation Software 1.3 Operating Environment 1.4 Supported Model List 1.4.1 GP3000 Series 1.4.2 GP4000 Series 1.4.3 LT3000 Series 1.4.4 IPC Series (PC/AT) 1.4.5 ST3000 Series 1.5 Supported Features 1.5.1 GP-3200 Series 1.5.2 GP-3300 Series 1.5.2.1 For Those Using GP-3000 Series 1.5.2.2 GP-3300 Series 1.5.2.3 GP-3300 Series - Models that support control 1.5.2.4 GP-3300 Series - Hand-held GP 1.5.3 GP-3400 Series 1.5.3.1 GP-3400 Series 1.5.3.2 GP-3400 Series - Models that support control 1.5.4 GP-3500 Series 1.5.4.1 GP-3500 Series 1.5.4.2 GP-3500 Series - Models that support control 1.5.5 GP-3600/3700 Series 1.5.5.1 GP-3600/3700 Series 1.5.5.2 GP-3600/3700 Series - Models that support control 1.5.6 GP-4100 Series 1.5.6.1 For Those Using GP-4100 Series 1.5.6.2 GP-4100 Series 1.5.7 GP4000 Series (GP-4*01TM) 1.5.7.1 For Those Using GP-4*01TM 1.5.7.2 GP-4*01TM 1.5.8 LT3000 Series 1.5.9 IPC Series (PC/AT) 1.5.9.1 IPC Series - PC/AT, PL Series 1.5.9.2 IPC Series - PS Series 1.5.10 ST3000 Series 1.6 Supported Colors 2.Before You Start (Introduction to GP-Pro EX) 2.1 What is the Project File? 2.2 Number of Parts and Features You can Set Up on a Screen 2.3 About the Display Unit's Internal Data 2.4 Device/PLC Communication 2.4.1 Minimizing the Load for Device/PLC Communication (Direct Access) 2.4.2 Communicating with Unsupported Device/PLC (Memory Link) 2.4.3 Using Direct Access and Memory Link at the Same Time 2.5 Development Process 2.5.1 Creating HMI Displays 2.5.2 Creating HMI Displays and Logic Programs 2.5.3 Using Projects from GP-Pro/PB III for Windows 3.Start to Finish 3.1 Naming Areas in the GP-Pro EX Main Window 3.2 Creating a Project - Start / Create Screen / Save / Exit 3.3 Working with Projects - Open / Edit Screen / Save 3.4 Backing Up a Project File 3.4.1 Procedure - History Backup 3.4.2 Procedure - Backup on Abnormal Termination and File Startup 3.5 Setting up a Password for Project and Project Data 3.5.1 Procedure - Setting up a Project Password 3.5.2 Procedure - Changing the Project Password 3.5.3 Procedure - Lock Password Settings 3.6 Viewing Project Information 3.6.1 Procedure - Checking Project Information 3.6.2 Procedure - Setting the Destination Folder 3.7 Settings Guide 3.7.1 Creating a New Project 3.7.1.1 New - Display Unit and Model Settings 3.7.1.2 New - Device/PLC Settings 3.7.2 Properties Settings Guide 3.7.2.1 Project Information - File Information 3.7.2.2 Project Information - Display Unit Configuration 3.7.2.3 Project Information - Send Data 3.7.2.4 Project Information - SRAM Information 3.7.2.5 Project Information - Destination 3.7.2.6 Project Information - Password 3.7.2.7 Project Information - Memory Usage 3.7.2.8 Destination Folder 3.7.2.9 Protect Data 3.7.3 Work Space Settings Guide 3.7.3.1 System Settings 3.7.3.2 Address Settings 3.7.3.3 Common Settings Window 3.7.3.4 Screen List 3.7.3.5 Properties 3.7.3.6 Screen Data List Window 3.7.3.7 Search 3.7.3.8 Search - Preferences 3.7.3.9 Parts Toolbox 3.7.3.10 Package 3.7.3.11 Color Settings 3.7.3.12 Comment List 3.7.3.13 Watch List 3.7.3.14 PID Monitor 3.7.4 Utility Settings 3.7.4.1 Utility - Address Block Conversion 3.7.4.2 Utility - Cross Reference 3.7.4.3 Utility - Copy From Another Project 3.7.4.4 Utility - Error Check 3.7.4.5 Utility - Convert Text Table 3.7.5 Preferences Settings Guide 3.7.5.1 Preferences - General 3.7.5.2 Preferences - Toolbar 3.7.5.3 Preferences - Function Bar 3.7.5.4 Preferences - Error Check 3.7.5.5 Preferences - Logic Common 3.7.5.6 Preferences - Script 3.7.5.7 Preferences - Text Table 3.7.5.8 Preferences - Monitor Step Common Settings 3.7.6 Screen Settings Guide 3.7.6.1 Screen - New Screen 3.7.6.2 Screen - Open Screen 3.7.6.3 Screen - Close Screen 3.7.6.4 Screen - Screen Information 3.7.6.5 Screen - Previous screen/Next screen 3.7.6.6 Screen - Change View 3.7.6.7 Screen - Template Registration 3.8 Restrictions 3.8.1 Restrictions for Screen Display 3.9 How to Update GP-Pro EX 3.9.1 Working with Online Update 4.Using GP-Pro PBIII for Windows Project Files (Project Converter) 4.1 Compatibility with Pro-face Software 4.1.1 Model Names Before and After Conversion 4.1.1.1 GP70/77R Series 4.1.1.2 GP2000/GP2000H Series 4.1.1.3 GLC Series 4.1.1.4 LT Series 4.1.1.5 ST400 Series 4.1.2 Devices Before and After Conversion 4.2 Project Converter Operating Environment Requirements 4.3 Project Converter - Using 4.4 Settings Guide 4.4.1 Project Converter - Setting Up 4.4.1.1 Project Converter - Options 5.System Settings / Common Settings 5.1 Changing a Display Unit 5.2 Adjusting the Time 5.2.1 Procedure - Adjusting the Time (When Using Clock Update Settings) 5.2.2 Procedure - Adjusting the Time (When Using System Data Area) 5.3 System Settings Guide 5.3.1 System Settings [Display] Settings Guide 5.3.2 System Settings [Display Unit] - [Display] Settings Guide 5.3.2.1 Display Unit [Display] - Screen Settings 5.3.2.2 Display Unit [Display] - Display Settings 5.3.2.3 Display Unit [Display] - Menu and Error Settings 5.3.3 System Settings [Display Unit] - [Operation] Settings Guide 5.3.4 System Settings [Display Unit] - [Mode] Settings Guide 5.3.4.1 Display Unit [Mode] - Window Settings 5.3.4.2 Display Unit [Mode] - Screen Capture 5.3.4.3 Display Unit [Mode] - Backup Internal Device 5.3.4.4 Display Unit [Mode] - Memory Card Settings 5.3.5 System Settings [Display Unit] - [Logic] Settings Guide 5.3.6 System Settings [Display Unit] - [System Area] Settings Guide 5.3.7 System Settings [Display Unit] - [Extended] Settings Guide 5.3.8 System Settings [Display Unit] - [Remote Viewer] Settings Guide 5.3.9 System Settings [Display Unit] - [IPC] Settings Guide 5.3.10 System Settings [Logic Program] Settings Guide 5.3.11 System Settings [Video/Movie] Settings Guide 5.3.12 System Settings [Font] Settings Guide 5.3.13 System Settings [Peripheral List] Settings Guide 5.3.14 System Settings [Device/PLC] Settings Guide 5.3.15 System Settings [Printer] Settings Guide 5.3.16 System Settings [Input Equipment] Settings Guide 5.3.17 System Settings [Script I/O] Settings Guide 5.3.18 System Settings [I/O Driver] Settings Guide 5.3.19 System Settings [FTP Server] Settings Guide 5.3.20 System Settings [Modem] Settings Guide 5.3.21 System Settings [Image Unit] Settings Guide 5.4 Common Settings 5.4.1 Common - Clock Update Settings 5.4.2 Common - Change Backlight Color 5.4.3 Common Settings - Register Start Screen 5.5 Restrictions 5.5.1 Restrictions on Changing Models 5.5.2 Restrictions for Adjusting the Clock 5.5.3 Restrictions on External Storage Usage 5.5.4 Restrictions for SRAM Auto Backup 5.5.5 Restrictions on Internal Device Backup 5.6 Usable External Storage 5.6.1 Save in Folder and File Name 6.Font 6.1 Font Types 6.2 Stroke Font and Standard Font 6.2.1 Text Features - Stroke Font/Standard Font 6.2.2 Font Type - Stroke Font/Standard Font 6.2.3 Adding and Deleting Fonts - Stroke Font/Standard Font 6.2.4 Supported Character Codes - Stroke Font/Standard Font 6.2.5 List of Exclusive ASCII Stroke Font Characters - Stroke Font/Standard Font 6.2.6 List of Exclusive Cyrillic Stroke Font Characters - Stroke Font/Standard Font 6.2.7 List of Exclusive Thai Stroke Font Characters - Stroke Font/Standard Font 6.2.8 Procedure - Defining Stroke Font and Standard Font 6.3 Image Font 6.3.1 Text Features - Image Font 6.3.2 Font Type - Image Font 6.3.3 Procedure - Image Font 6.4 Bitmap Font 6.4.1 Text Features - Bitmap Font 6.4.2 Procedure - Bitmap Font 6.5 Font Settings Guide 6.6 Restrictions 6.6.1 Restrictions for Standard Font and Stroke Font 6.6.2 Restrictions for Image Font 6.6.3 Restrictions for Bitmap Font 7.Device/PLC Communication Settings 7.1 Settings Menu 7.2 Connecting to Multiple Device/PLCs 7.2.1 Procedure - Connecting to Multiple Device/PLCs 7.2.2 About Connecting to Multiple Devices 7.3 Disconnecting Multiple Connected Devices/PLCs 7.3.1 Procedure - Stop Communications 7.3.2 Procedure - Confirming the Communication State 7.4 Changing a Device/PLC 7.4.1 Procedure - Converting the PLC type without designating an Address Conversion Range 7.4.2 Procedure - Converting the PLC type and designating an Address Conversion Range 7.5 Changing the Device/PLC at Runtime (Indirect Device) 7.5.1 Procedure - Changing the Device/PLC at Runtime (Indirect Device) 7.6 Connecting Multiple Display Units to One Device/PLC (Ethernet Multilink) 7.6.1 Procedure - Connecting Multiple Display Units to One Device/PLC (Ethernet Multilink) 7.6.2 Procedure - How to Calculate the Communication Traffic 7.7 Preventing Operations from Other Display Units (Ethernet Multilink) 7.7.1 Procedure - Preventing Operations from Other Display Units (Ethernet Multilink) 7.7.2 How Display Unit Screen Behaves While Operation Lock Is Engaged 7.8 Settings Guide 7.8.1 System Settings [Device/PLC] Settings Guide 7.8.1.1 Change Device/PLC Settings Guide 7.8.1.2 Address Conversion Method Settings Guide 7.9 Restrictions 7.9.1 Restrictions when connected to Multiple Devices/PLCs 7.9.2 Restrictions When Connected to Multiple Display Units (Ethernet Multilink Settings) 8.Edit and Draw (Figures/Text) 8.1 Settings Menu 8.2 Editing 8.2.1 Introducing Edit Tools 8.2.2 Selection Method 8.2.3 Setting up Grids 8.2.4 Zoom in/Zoom out 8.2.5 Moving Objects 8.2.6 Duplicate 8.2.7 Changing Attributes 8.2.8 Grouping (Ungrouping) 8.2.9 Order 8.2.10 Aligning 8.2.11 Rotating Right or Left 8.2.12 Mirroring X-Axis (Vertical)/Y-Axis (Horizontal) 8.2.13 Changing Coordinates 8.2.14 Protecting Objects That You Do Not Want to Edit 8.3 Changing Color/Line Type/Pattern 8.3.1 Setting Colors 8.3.2 Setting Up Blink 8.3.3 Setting Up Line Types 8.3.4 Setting Up Patterns 8.4 Drawing Graphics 8.4.1 List of Drawing Tools 8.4.2 Drawing Dots 8.4.3 Drawing Lines/Polylines 8.4.4 Drawing Rectangles 8.4.5 Drawing Circles/Ovals 8.4.6 Drawing Arcs/Pies 8.4.7 Drawing Polygons 8.4.8 Drawing Scales 8.4.9 Drawing Tables 8.5 Writing Text 8.6 Copying/Editing a Screen 8.6.1 Copying/Deleting a Screen 8.6.1.1 Procedure - Copying A Screen 8.6.1.2 Procedure - Deleting A Screen 8.6.2 Copying a Screen from Another Project 8.6.2.1 Procedure - Copying a Screen from Another Project 8.6.3 Changing the Screen Number, Title, or Screen Color 8.6.3.1 Procedure - Changing the Screen Number, Title, or Screen Color 8.6.4 Adding Headers and Footers on a Screen 8.6.4.1 Procedure - Creating Headers and Footers 8.6.4.2 Procedure - Reusing a Header/Footer 8.6.4.3 Procedure - Removing Headers and Footers 8.6.5 Using a Screen Multiple Times (Call Screen) 8.6.5.1 Procedure - Using a Screen Multiple Times 8.6.6 Registering a Screen as a Template 8.7 Editing Parts 8.7.1 Editing Parts 8.7.2 Changing Parts Attributes All at One Time 8.7.2.1 Procedure - Changing Parts Attributes at One Time / Exporting a File to Change Attributes at One Time 8.7.2.2 Procedure - Changing Parts Attributes at One Time / On Screen Editor at One Time 8.7.3 Changing All Parts Shapes 8.7.3.1 Procedure - Changing All Parts Shapes 8.7.4 Using Screen Parts or Drawings to Set As Default 8.7.4.1 Procedure - Using Screen Parts or Drawings to Set As Default 8.7.5 Batch Conversion of Selected Parts Addresses 8.7.5.1 Procedure - Batch Conversion of Selected Parts Addresses 8.8 Registering Addresses with Descriptive Names (Symbol Variables) 8.8.1 Procedure - Registering Symbol Variables 8.8.2 Procedure - Confirming Symbol Registration 8.8.3 Procedure - Checking each individual address in use 8.9 Creating Your Own Parts 8.10 Repeatedly Use Parts and Drawings (Package) 8.10.1 Registering Frequently Used Parts as Your Favorites 8.10.2 Registering Parts/Drawings in a New Package 8.10.3 Registering Parts/Drawings from a Project in a New Package 8.10.4 Placing Graphics Registered in a Package 8.11 Pasting an Image 8.11.1 Target Image 8.11.2 Pasting BMP/JPEG Procedure 8.11.2.1 Paste Images Directly on the Screen 8.11.2.2 Registering and Using Images 8.12 Drawing a Small Image 8.12.1 Drawing a Picture with Dots 8.13 Displaying Characters Not Available In Character Code Table 8.13.1 Displaying Marks as Text 8.13.2 About Displaying Characters Not Available in Character Code Table 8.14 Settings Guide 8.14.1 Text Settings Guide 8.14.2 Package Settings Guide 8.14.3 Preferences [Screen Edit Style] Settings Guide 8.14.3.1 Preferences - Action 8.14.3.2 Preferences - Grid 8.14.3.3 Preferences - Display 8.14.4 Common [Mark Registration] Settings Guide 8.14.4.1 Mark Registration - New 8.14.4.2 Mark Registration - Open 8.14.4.3 Mark Registration 8.14.5 Common Settings [Symbol Variables] Settings Guide 8.14.5.1 Common Settings [Symbol Variables] - Import STEP7 Project 8.15 Restrictions 8.15.1 Text Restrictions 8.15.2 Editing Restrictions 8.15.3 Symbol Variable Restrictions 8.15.4 Restrictions for Pasting BMP/JPEG 8.15.5 Package Registration Restrictions 8.15.6 Restrictions on Marks (Registering Characters) 8.16 Color Code Table 9.Loading Graphics (Picture Display) 9.1 Settings Menu 9.2 Changing a Picture with Bit ON/OFF 9.2.1 Procedure - Changing a Picture with Bit ON/OFF 9.3 Displaying Alternating Pictures 9.3.1 Procedure - Displaying Alternating Pictures 9.4 Moving a Picture 9.4.1 Procedure - Moving a Picture 9.5 Common (Image Registration) Settings Guide 9.6 Picture Display Settings Guide 9.6.1 ON/OFF Display 9.6.1.1 ON/OFF Display - Basic Settings (Selecting a Package) 9.6.1.2 ON/OFF Display - Basic Settings (Selecting a Base Screen / Image / Image CF) 9.6.1.3 ON/OFF Display - Basic Settings (Selecting a Mark) 9.6.1.4 ON/OFF Display - Display Settings (Selecting a Mark) 9.6.2 State Display 9.6.2.1 State Display - Basic Settings (Selecting a Package) 9.6.2.2 State Display - Basic Settings (Selecting a Base Screen / Image / Image CF) 9.6.2.3 State Display - Basic Settings (Selecting a Mark) 9.6.2.4 State Display - Display Settings (Selecting a Mark) 9.6.3 Moving Display 9.6.3.1 Move Display - Basic Settings 9.6.3.2 Move Display - Move Settings (Selecting a Base Screen / Image / Image CF) 9.6.3.3 Move Display - Move Settings (Selecting a Mark) 9.6.3.4 Move Display - Display Settings (Selecting a Mark) 9.6.4 CF Image Display 9.6.4.1 CF Image Display - Basic Settings (File Manager) 9.6.4.2 CF Image Display - Basic Settings (Specify File Name - File Name) 9.6.4.3 CF Image Display - Basic Settings (Specify File Name - Address) 9.7 Restrictions 9.7.1 Restrictions for Picture Display (ON/OFF Display) 9.7.2 Restrictions for Picture Display (State Display) 9.7.3 Restrictions for Picture Display (Move Display) 9.7.4 Restrictions for Picture Display (CF Image Display) 9.8 8-color Combinations 10.Switches 10.1 Settings Menu 10.2 Creating a Bit Switch 10.2.1 Procedure - Creating a Bit Switch 10.3 Inverting a Bit ON/OFF 10.3.1 Procedure - Inverting a Bit ON/OFF 10.4 Writing a Value 10.4.1 Procedure - Writing a Value 10.5 Increasing/Decreasing a Value 10.5.1 Procedure - Increasing/Decreasing a Value 10.6 Conditionally ON (Comparison) 10.6.1 Procedure - Conditionally ON (Comparison) 10.7 Using Interlock to Prevent Malfunctions 10.7.1 Procedure - Using Interlock to Prevent Malfunctions 10.8 Creating a Delayed Operation Switch 10.8.1 Procedure - Creating a Delayed Operation Switch 10.9 Setting a Delay Time for Switch OFF 10.9.1 Procedure - Setting a Delay Time for Switch OFF 10.10 Confirming Before Turning a Switch ON (Double Touch) 10.10.1 Procedure - Confirming Before Turning a Switch ON (Double Touch) 10.11 Creating a Color-Changing Switch 10.11.1 Procedure - Creating a Color-Changing Switch 10.12 Performing Multiple Functions with One Switch (Multifunction) 10.12.1 Procedure - Performing Multiple Functions with One Switch 10.13 Creating a Radio Switch 10.13.1 Procedure - Creating a Radio Switch 10.14 Creating a Switch to Select Features From a List 10.14.1 Procedure - Creating a Switch to Select Features From a List 10.15 Switch/Lamp Parts Settings Guide 10.15.1 Bit Switch 10.15.1.1 Switch Feature/Basic 10.15.1.2 Switch Feature/Extended 10.15.1.3 Switch Common/Basic 10.15.1.4 Switch Common/Extended 10.15.1.5 Lamp Feature/Basic 10.15.1.6 Lamp Feature/Extended 10.15.1.7 Color 10.15.1.8 Label 10.15.2 Word Switch 10.15.2.1 Word Switch - Switch Feature 10.15.2.2 Word Switch - Switch Common/Lamp/Color/Label 10.15.3 Change Screen Switch 10.15.3.1 Change Screen Switch - Switch Features 10.15.3.2 Change Screen Switch - Switch Common/Lamp/Color/Label 10.15.4 Special Switch 10.15.4.1 Special Switch - Switch Features 10.15.4.2 Special Switch - Switch Common/Lamp/Color/Label 10.15.5 Selector Switch 10.15.5.1 Selector Switch - Switch Feature 10.15.5.2 Selector Switch - Switch Common/Lamp/Color/Label 10.16 Selector List Parts Settings Guide 10.16.1 Bit Operation 10.16.1.1 Selector List Settings 10.16.1.2 Font Settings 10.16.1.3 Switch Settings 10.16.2 Word Operation 10.16.2.1 Word Operation - Selector List Settings 10.16.2.2 Word Operation - Font Settings/Switch Settings 10.16.3 Screen Change 10.16.3.1 Change Screen - Selector List Settings 10.16.3.2 Change Screen - Font Settings/Switch Settings 10.16.4 Special Operation 10.16.4.1 Special Operation - Selector List Settings 10.16.4.2 Special Operation - Font Settings/Switch Settings 10.17 Restrictions 10.17.1 Restrictions for Switches 10.17.2 Restrictions on the Delay Feature 10.17.3 Restrictions on the Multifunction Feature 10.17.4 Group Function Limitations 10.17.5 Restrictions for Selector List Parts 11.Displaying and Changing Screens 11.1 Settings Menu 11.2 Selecting the Startup Screen 11.2.1 Procedure - Selecting the Startup Screen 11.3 Changing Screens on Touch 11.3.1 Procedure - Changing Screens on Touch 11.4 Changing Screens from a Device/PLC 11.4.1 Procedure - Changing Screens from a Device/PLC 11.5 Changing the Screen from both Touch and Device/PLC 11.5.1 Procedure - Changing the Screen from both Touch and Device/PLC 11.6 Using the Screen Saver 11.6.1 Procedure - After Defined Time Elapses, Turn Screen Display Off 11.6.2 Procedure - Turning OFF the Screen Display from a Device/PLC 11.7 Changing Screens Using a Hierarchical Structure 11.7.1 Procedure - Changing Screens Using a Hierarchical Structure 11.8 Restrictions 11.8.1 Restrictions for Screen Change 12.Windows 12.1 Settings Menu 12.2 Creating Windows 12.2.1 Procedure - Creating Windows 12.3 Displaying Windows 12.3.1 Procedure - Displaying Windows 12.4 Changing Windows 12.4.1 Procedure - Changing Windows 12.5 Displaying the Same Window on All Screens 12.5.1 Procedure - Displaying the Same Window on All Screens 12.6 Changing the Window on All Screens 12.6.1 Procedure - Changing the Window on All Screens 12.7 Settings Guide 12.7.1 Window - Bit Action / Basic 12.7.2 Window - Word Action / Basic 12.7.3 Window - Activate Switch / Basic 12.7.4 Window - Activate Switch / Switch 12.8 Restrictions 12.8.1 Restrictions for Window Screens 12.8.2 Restrictions for Displaying Windows 12.9 Displaying Multiple Windows on a Single Screen 13.Using Lamps 13.1 Settings Menu 13.2 Turning the Lamp ON/OFF with the ON/OFF Bit 13.2.1 Procedure - Turning the Lamp ON/OFF with the ON/OFF Bit 13.3 Turning Multiple Bits ON/OFF (Up to 5 States) 13.3.1 Procedure - Turning Multiple Bits ON/OFF (Up to 5 States) 13.4 Changing Multiple Bits (Up to 16 States) 13.4.1 Procedure - Changing Multiple Bits (Up to 16 States) 13.5 Changing Word Address Bits (Bit Settings) 13.5.1 Procedure - Changing Word Address Bits (Bit Settings) 13.6 Change When Word Address Value Changes 13.6.1 Procedure - Change When Word Address Value Changes 13.7 Lamp Settings Guide 13.7.1 Lamp Feature - Basic 13.7.2 Lamp Feature - Extended / Bit Address 13.7.3 Lamp Feature - Extended / Word Address 13.7.4 Lamp Feature - Color 13.7.5 Lamp Feature - Label 13.8 Restrictions 14.Displaying and Inputting Numeric/Text Data (Data Display) 14.1 Settings Menu 14.2 Displaying/Inputting Numeric Data 14.2.1 Procedure - Displaying/Inputting Numeric Data 14.3 Displaying/Inputting Text Data 14.3.1 Procedure - Displaying/Inputting Text Data 14.4 Displaying Numerical Data as an Alarm 14.4.1 Procedure - Displaying Numerical Data as an Alarm 14.5 Color-coding and Displaying Multiple Ranges 14.5.1 Procedure - Color-coding and Displaying Multiple Ranges 14.6 Display the Date/Day/Time 14.6.1 Procedure - Display the Date/Day/Time 14.7 Using Interlock to Prevent Malfunctions 14.7.1 Procedure - Using Interlock to Prevent Malfunctions 14.8 Prevent Entering Data Outside the Allowed Range 14.8.1 Procedure - Prevent Entering Data Outside the Allowed Range 14.9 Sequential Input 14.9.1 Procedure - Sequential Input 14.10 Use a Switch to Add/Subtract Values 14.10.1 Procedure - Use a Switch to Add/Subtract Values 14.11 Data Display Settings Guide 14.11.1 Numeric Display 14.11.1.1 Numeric Display - Basic Settings/Basic 14.11.1.2 Numeric Display - Basic Settings/Extended 14.11.1.3 Numeric Display - Data Entry/Basic 14.11.1.4 Numeric Display - Data Entry/Extended 14.11.1.5 Numeric Display - Display/Basic 14.11.1.6 Numeric Display - Display/Extended 14.11.1.7 Numeric Display - Alarm/Color/Basic 14.11.1.8 Numeric Display - Alarm/Color/Extended 14.11.1.9 Numeric Display - Operation Process 14.11.2 Text Display 14.11.2.1 Text Display - Basic Settings/Basic 14.11.2.2 Text Display - Basic Settings/Extended 14.11.2.3 Text Display - Data Entry/Basic 14.11.2.4 Text Display - Data Entry/Extended 14.11.2.5 Text Display - Display 14.11.2.6 Text Display - Color/Basic 14.11.2.7 Text Display - Color/Extended 14.11.3 Date/Time Display 14.11.3.1 Date/Time Display - Basic 14.11.3.2 Date/Time Display - Color 14.11.4 Statistical Data Display 14.11.4.1 Statistical Data Display - Basic 14.11.4.2 Statistical Data Display - Display 14.11.4.3 Statistical Data Display - Color 14.11.5 Show Limit Value 14.11.5.1 Show Limit Value - Basic 14.11.6 Input Display 14.11.6.1 Input Display - Basic 14.12 Restrictions 14.12.1 Restrictions on Numeric Displays 14.12.2 Text Display Restrictions 14.12.3 Restrictions on Input 14.13 How Data Input Order Works 14.13.1 Set Input Order 14.13.2 Set Input Order by Group 15.Keypad Input and Edit 15.1 Settings Menu 15.2 Display Popup Keypad 15.2.1 Procedure - Display Popup Keypad 15.3 Always Display Keypad on the Screen 15.3.1 Procedure - Always Display Keypad on the Screen 15.4 Customizing the Keypad Layout 15.4.1 Procedure - Customizing the Keypad Layout 15.4.2 Procedure - Customizing the Keypad Layout / Popup 15.5 Customizing the System Keypad of the Data Display 15.5.1 Procedure - Customizing the System Keypad of the Data Display 15.6 Settings Guide 15.6.1 Keypad Settings Guide 15.6.1.1 System Keypad 15.6.1.2 User Keypad 15.6.2 Common (Keypad Registration) Settings 15.6.2.1 Keypad Registration - New 15.6.2.2 Keypad Registration - Open 15.6.2.3 Keypad Registration - Keypad 15.6.2.4 Keypad Registration - Clear Area 15.6.3 Key Part Settings Guide 15.6.3.1 Key Part - Basic Settings/Basic 15.6.3.2 Key Part - Basic Settings/Extended 15.6.3.3 Key Part - Color 15.6.3.4 Key Part - Label 15.7 Restrictions 15.7.1 Keypad Restrictions 15.7.2 Popup Keypad Restrictions 15.7.3 Key Parts Restrictions 15.7.4 Restrictions for Japanese FEP 15.7.4.1 Japanese FEP - Operation and Display 16.Bar Code/USB Keyboard Inputs 16.1 Settings Menu 16.2 Connecting a Barcode/Two-dimensional Code Reader 16.2.1 Procedure - Connecting a Bar Code Reader 16.2.2 Procedure - Connecting a Two-dimensional Code Reader 16.3 Display USB Keyboard Inputs 16.3.1 Procedure - Display USB Keyboard Inputs 16.4 Settings Guide 16.4.1 System Settings [Input Equipment] Settings Guide - Bar Code 1/Bar Code 2 16.4.1.1 Bar Code Reader 16.4.1.2 Two-dimensional Code Reader 16.4.1.3 Save Data in 16.5 Restrictions 16.5.1 Bar Code Restrictions 16.5.2 Restrictions for using a Two-dimensional Code Reader 16.5.3 USB Keyboard Restrictions 17.Displaying and Changing Text (Message Display) 17.1 Settings Menu 17.2 Changing and Displaying Messages (Text) 17.2.1 Procedure - Changing and Displaying Messages (Text) 17.3 Changing the Displayed Text 17.3.1 Procedure - Changing the Displayed Text 17.4 Importing/Exporting Text 17.4.1 Procedure - Exporting Text 17.4.2 Procedure - Importing Text 17.4.3 Text Screen File Format 17.5 Displaying a Message on Multiple Display Units (Bulletin Messages) 17.5.1 Procedure - Displaying a Message on Multiple Display Units (Bulletin Messages) 17.6 Message Display Settings Guide 17.6.1 Message Display [Direct Input] Settings Guide 17.6.1.1 Direct Input - Basic 17.6.1.2 Direct Input - Display (Direct Text) 17.6.1.3 Direct Input - Color 17.6.2 Message Display [Text Display] Settings Guide 17.6.2.1 Text Display - Basic Settings / Basic 17.6.2.2 Text Display - Basic Settings / Extended 17.6.2.3 Text Display - Display 17.6.2.4 Text Display - Color 17.6.3 Message Display [Bulletin Message] Settings Guide 17.6.3.1 Bulletin Message - Basic 17.7 Common [Text Registration] Settings Guide 17.7.1 Text Registration - New Text/Open 17.7.2 Text Registration (Common Screen) 17.7.3 Text Registration (Input Multiple languages) 17.7.4 Text Registration - Export Text Screen 17.7.5 Text Registration - Import Text Screen 17.8 Restrictions 17.8.1 Restrictions on Message Display 17.9 How Message Display [Bulletin Message] Works 17.9.1 Display Range of a Bulletin Message 17.9.2 Format of Specified Address 17.9.3 Storing Data according to Text Data Mode 17.9.4 Internal Address Usage Range 18.Drawing in Other Languages/Changing Languages (Text Table) 18.1 Settings Menu 18.2 Drawing in Other Languages 18.2.1 Procedure - Drawing in Other Languages 18.2.1.1 Adding Simplified Chinese (Windows Regional and Language Options) 18.2.1.2 Add Chinese (Simplified) Stroke Fonts to the Project 18.2.1.3 Enter Chinese (Simplified) into a Change Screen Switch Label 18.3 Changing Text to Other Languages 18.3.1 Procedure - Changing Text to Other Languages 18.3.2 Procedure - Convert Text Table 18.4 Changing Blocks of Text to Other Languages 18.4.1 Procedure - Changing Blocks of Text to Other Languages 18.5 Importing/Exporting Text Table 18.5.1 Procedure - Exporting Text Table 18.5.2 Procedure - Importing Text Table 18.5.3 Text Table File Format 18.6 Changing Text Table Without Transferring 18.6.1 Procedure - Changing Text Table Without Transferring 18.6.2 Display Unit Folder Structure/File Format 18.7 Settings Guide 18.7.1 Common [Text Table] Settings Guide 18.7.1.1 Text Table 18.7.1.2 Language Change 18.7.1.3 Utility - Export 18.7.1.4 Utility - Import 18.7.1.5 Utility - Create Display Unit File 18.7.2 Text Table Settings Guide 18.7.2.1 Switch/Lamp - Label (Enable Text Table) 18.7.2.2 Drawing Text (Using the Text Table) 18.7.2.3 Alarm Part - Item/Extended (Text Table) 18.7.2.4 Alarm Settings (Enable Text Table) 18.7.2.5 Message Display [Direct Input]/Display (Text Table) 18.8 Restrictions 18.8.1 Language Change Restrictions 18.8.2 Restrictions on Create Display Unit File 18.8.3 Restrictions on Text Table Converter 18.8.4 Restrictions on expanding text table index count 18.9 Placing Text When Using Text Tables 18.9.1 Switch/Lamp Label 18.9.2 Text 18.9.3 Message Display 19.Graph Display 19.1 Settings Menu 19.2 Displaying the Current Value in a Bar/Circle/Tank Graph 19.2.1 Procedure - Displaying the Current Value in a Bar/Circle/Tank Graph 19.2.2 Changing the Graph Color from a Device/PLC 19.3 Displaying an Alarm in a Bar/Circle/Tank Graph 19.3.1 Procedure - Displaying an Alarm in a Bar/Circle/Tank Graph 19.4 Using Trend Graphs 19.4.1 Procedure - Using Trend Graphs 19.5 Show/Hide Trend Graph Lines (Channels) in Trend Graph 19.5.1 Procedure - Show/Hide Trend Graph Lines (Channels) in Trend Graph 19.6 Display a Standard Line in a Trend Graph 19.6.1 Procedure - Display a Standard Line in a Trend Graph 19.7 Zoom In/Out a Trend Graph 19.7.1 Procedure - Zoom In/Out a Trend Graph 19.8 Using a Trend Graph to View Historical Data 19.8.1 Procedure - Using a Trend Graph to View Historical Data 19.8.2 Operation - Using a Trend Graph to View Historical Data 19.8.2.1 Cursor Operation 19.8.2.2 Time Display and Searching Historical Data 19.8.3 Display Historical Data 19.9 Displaying Sampled Data in a Scatter Graph 19.9.1 Procedure - Displaying Sampled Data in a Scatter Graph 19.10 Displaying Multiple Addresses Concurrently (Block Display) 19.10.1 Procedure - Displaying Multiple Addresses Concurrently (Block Display) 19.10.2 Displaying/Clearing a Data Block Display Graph 19.10.3 Data Block Display Graph Structure 19.11 Displaying Current Values of Multiple Addresses at Once 19.11.1 Procedure - Displaying Current Values of Multiple Addresses in a Scatter Graph 19.11.2 Procedure - Displaying Current Values of Multiple Addresses in a Scatter Graph 19.12 Graph Part Settings Guide 19.12.1 Normal Graph 19.12.1.1 Normal Graph - Basic 19.12.1.2 Normal Graph - Color/Basic 19.12.1.3 Normal Graph - Color/Extended 19.12.1.4 Scale 19.12.2 Statistical Graph 19.12.2.1 Statistical Graph - Basic 19.12.2.2 Statistical Graph - Color 19.12.3 Meter Graph 19.12.3.1 Meter Graph - Basic 19.12.3.2 Meter Graph - Color 19.13 Historical Trend Graph Settings Guide 19.13.1 Normal/Pen Recorder 19.13.1.1 Historical Trend Graph - Graph/Basic 19.13.1.2 Historical Trend Graph - Graph/Extended 19.13.1.3 Historical Trend Graph - Display/Basic 19.13.1.4 Historical Trend Graph - Display/Extended 19.13.1.5 Historical Trend Graph - Color/Basic 19.13.1.6 Historical Trend Graph - Color/Extended 19.13.1.7 Historical Trend Graph - Limit Colors 19.13.1.8 Historical Trend Graph - Auxiliary Line 19.13.1.9 Historical Trend Graph - Display Historical Data 19.13.1.10 Historical Trend Graph - Switch 19.13.1.11 Historical Trend Graph - Time Display 19.14 Data Block Display Graph Settings Guide 19.14.1 Data Block Display Graph - Graph/Basic 19.14.2 Data Block Display Graph - Graph/Extended 19.14.2.1 Data Block Display Graph - Show Scale 19.14.3 Data Block Display Graph - Display Area 19.14.4 Data Block Display Graph - Color/Basic 19.14.5 Data Block Display Graph - Color/Extended 19.14.6 Data Block Display Graph - Limit Colors 19.14.7 Data Block Display Graph - Auxiliary Line 19.15 XY Historical Scatter Graph Settings Guide 19.15.1 XY Historical Scatter Graph - Graph/Basic 19.15.2 XY Historical Scatter Graph - Graph/Extended 19.15.2.1 XY Historical Scatter Graph - Show Scale 19.15.3 XY Historical Scatter Graph - Display/Color 19.15.4 XY Historical Scatter Graph - Alarm Settings 19.15.5 XY Historical Scatter Graph - Auxiliary Line 19.15.6 XY Historical Scatter Graph - Scale 19.15.7 XY Historical Scatter Graph - Normalize 19.16 XY Block Display Scatter Graph Settings Guide 19.16.1 XY Block Display Scatter Graph - Graph/Basic 19.16.2 XY Block Display Scatter Graph - Graph/Extended 19.16.2.1 XY Block Display Scatter Graph - Show Scale 19.16.3 XY Block Display Scatter Graph - Display/Color 19.16.4 XY Block Display Scatter Graph - Alarm Settings 19.16.5 XY Block Display Scatter Graph - Auxiliary Line 19.16.6 XY Block Display Scatter Graph - Scale 19.17 Restrictions 19.17.1 Restrictions for Graphs 19.17.2 Restrictions for Historical Trend Graphs 19.17.3 Data Block Display Graph Restrictions 19.17.4 Restrictions on XY Historical Scatter Graphs 19.17.5 Restrictions on XY Block Display Scatter Graphs 20.Alarms 20.1 Settings Menu 20.2 Scrolling Alarm Messages 20.2.1 Example of Display Alarm Message (Banner) 20.2.2 Display Alarm Message (Banner) When Alarm Ends 20.2.3 Display Alarm Message (Banner) Position 20.2.4 Procedure - Scrolling Alarm Messages 20.3 Viewing Active Alarms in a List 20.3.1 Procedure - Viewing Active Alarms in a List 20.4 Acknowledging the Alarm History 20.4.1 Procedure - Acknowledging the Alarm History/Bit Monitoring 20.4.2 Procedure - Acknowledging the Alarm History/Word Monitoring 20.5 Working with Alarm History 20.5.1 Procedure - Working with Alarm History 20.6 Displaying Help (Sub Display) 20.6.1 Procedure - Displaying Help (Sub Display)/Change Base Screen 20.6.2 Procedure - Displaying Help (Sub Display)/Show Text Window 20.7 Viewing Alarms by Line 20.7.1 Procedure - Viewing Alarms by Line 20.8 Storing Alarm Messages in the CF Card or USB Storage Device 20.8.1 Procedure - Storing Alarm Messages in the CF Card or USB Storage Device 20.8.2 Control Word Address for Data Save 20.9 Read Data When Alarms Occur 20.9.1 Procedure - Read Data When Alarms Occur 20.10 Settings Guide 20.10.1 Common Settings (Alarm) Setting Guide 20.10.1.1 Alarm Settings (Common Settings) 20.10.1.2 Alarm Settings (Block 1) - Bit Monitoring 20.10.1.3 Alarm Settings (Block 1) - Word Monitoring 20.10.1.4 Alarm Settings (Banner) 20.10.1.5 Alarm Settings (Summary) 20.10.2 Alarm Parts Settings Guide 20.10.2.1 Show History - Basic Settings/Basic 20.10.2.2 Show History - Basic Settings/Extended 20.10.2.3 Show History - Item/Basic 20.10.2.4 Show History - Item/Extended 20.10.2.5 Show History - Color Settings 20.10.2.6 Show History - Display 20.10.2.7 Show History - Sub Display/Basic 20.10.2.8 Show History - Sub Display/Extended 20.10.2.9 Show History - Switch Settings 20.10.2.10 Show History - Cursor Shape 20.10.2.11 Summary - Basic Settings 20.10.2.12 Summary - Color Settings 20.10.2.13 Summary - Display Settings 20.10.3 Text Alarm Part Settings Guide 20.10.3.1 Text Alarm Part - Basic Settings 20.10.3.2 Text Alarm Part - Color 20.10.3.3 Text Alarm Part - Sub Display/Basic 20.10.3.4 Text Alarm Part - Sub Display/Extended 20.10.3.5 Text Alarm Part - Switch Settings 20.11 Restrictions 20.11.1 Restrictions on Alarm History 20.11.2 Restrictions on Printing Alarm History 20.11.3 Restrictions on Saving Alarm History 20.11.4 Restrictions on Alarm History Sub Display 20.11.5 Restrictions on Alarm Banner Display 20.11.6 Restrictions on Alarm Summary Display 20.11.7 Text Alarm Part Restrictions 20.12 How to Run External Operations from Multiple Display Units 20.13 Space Requirements for Alarm History Data 20.14 Import/Export Alarm Settings 20.15 Alarm Feature List 21.Animating Screen Objects 21.1 Animation - General 21.1.1 About Animation 21.1.2 Supported Objects 21.1.2.1 Color Animation Supported by Drawings 21.1.3 Animation on Grouped Objects 21.2 Settings Menu 21.3 Showing and Hiding Objects 21.3.1 Procedure - Showing and Hiding Objects 21.3.2 Visibility Animation: Operation 21.4 Moving Objects to show Changes in Condition 21.4.1 Procedure - Moving Objects to show Changes in Condition 21.4.2 How Position Animation Works 21.5 Rotating Objects to show Changes in Condition 21.5.1 Procedure - Rotating Objects to show Changes in Condition 21.6 Changing Object Colors based on Address Values 21.6.1 Procedure - Changing Object Colors based on Address Values 21.7 Settings Guide 21.7.1 Visibility Animation Settings Guide 21.7.2 Color Animation Settings Guide 21.7.2.1 Color Animation - Hue Animation 21.7.3 Position Animation Settings Guide 21.7.3.1 Position Animation - Horizontal Animation 21.7.3.2 Position Animation - Vertical Animation 21.7.4 Rotation Animation Settings Guide 21.7.5 Project Information - File Information - Expert Mode Settings Guide 21.8 Editing in Expert Mode 21.9 About the Layer Separator 21.10 Restrictions 21.11 About Expressions 21.11.1 Numeric Expression 21.11.2 Bool Expression 21.11.3 Operators: Order of Precedence 22.Programming (Scripts) 22.1 Settings Menu 22.2 Conditional Operations 22.2.1 Procedure - Conditional Operations 22.3 Copying Data in Blocks 22.3.1 Procedure - Copying Data in Blocks 22.4 Displaying an Alarm When an Error Occurs 22.4.1 Procedure - Displaying an Alarm When an Error Occurs 22.5 Communicating with Unsupported Peripheral Devices 22.5.1 Procedure - Communicating with Unsupported Peripheral Devices 22.5.2 Structure of Extended Scripts 22.5.3 Procedure for Creating Scripts 22.5.3.1 Flow Chart 22.5.3.2 Main Functions 22.5.3.3 INIT (User Defined Function) 22.5.3.4 PINIT (User Defined Function) 22.5.3.5 Strset (User Defined Function) 22.5.3.6 Print (User Defined Function) 22.6 Referencing Other Scripts 22.6.1 Procedure - Referencing Other Scripts 22.7 Creating Scripts 22.7.1 Procedure for Creating D-Scripts/Global D-Scripts 22.7.2 Procedure for Creating Extended Scripts 22.7.3 Setting Up User-Defined Functions 22.8 Trigger Condition Setup 22.9 Settings Guide 22.9.1 D-Script/Common [Global D-Script] Settings 22.9.2 User-Defined Functions Settings Guide 22.10 Restrictions 22.10.1 D-Script/Global D-Script Restrictions 22.10.2 Extended Script Restrictions 22.10.3 Restrictions on User-Defined Functions 22.10.4 Notes on Operation Results 22.10.5 Restrictions on the Triggered Bit 22.10.6 Errors 22.11 Built-In Function (Instruction) / Conditional Expressions 22.11.1 Draw 22.11.1.1 Call Screen 22.11.1.2 Circle 22.11.1.3 Dot 22.11.1.4 Line 22.11.1.5 Rectangle 22.11.2 Memory Operation 22.11.2.1 Offset Address 22.11.2.2 Compare Memory 22.11.2.3 Copy Memory 22.11.2.4 Copy Memory (Variable Specification) 22.11.2.5 Memory Ring 22.11.2.6 Search Memory 22.11.2.7 Initialize Memory 22.11.2.8 Initialize Memory (Variable Specification) 22.11.2.9 Shift Memory 22.11.3 SIO Port Operation 22.11.3.1 Label Settings 22.11.3.2 Receive 22.11.3.3 Send 22.11.3.4 Extended Receive 22.11.3.5 Extended Send 22.11.3.6 Standby Reception 22.11.3.7 Standby 22.11.4 Bit Operation 22.11.4.1 Set Bit 22.11.4.2 Clear Bit 22.11.4.3 Toggle Bit 22.11.5 File Operation 22.11.5.1 File Copy 22.11.6 CF File Operation/USB File Operation 22.11.6.1 Delete File 22.11.6.2 Output File List 22.11.6.3 Read File 22.11.6.4 Read CSV File 22.11.6.5 Change File Name 22.11.6.6 Write File 22.11.6.7 Label Settings 22.11.7 Printer Operation 22.11.7.1 Label Settings 22.11.7.2 Send 22.11.8 Text Operation 22.11.8.1 Decimal Number to String Conversion 22.11.8.2 Hexadecimal Number to String Conversion 22.11.8.3 Decimal Text-To-Integer Conversion 22.11.8.4 Data Buffer to Internal Device 22.11.8.5 Hexadecimal Text-To-Integer Conversion 22.11.8.6 Internal Device To Data Buffer 22.11.8.7 String Concatenate 22.11.8.8 String Length 22.11.8.9 Partial Text 22.11.8.10 Set String 22.11.8.11 Text Operation Error Status 22.11.9 Others 22.11.9.1 Debug Function 22.11.9.2 Application Trigger 22.11.9.3 Exit WinGP 22.11.10 Conditional Expressions 22.11.10.1 if - endif 22.11.10.2 if - else - endif 22.11.10.3 loop - endloop 22.11.10.4 break 22.11.10.5 return 22.11.11 Comparison 22.11.11.1 Logical AND (and) 22.11.11.2 Logical OR (or) 22.11.11.3 Negation (not) 22.11.11.4 Less than (<) 22.11.11.5 Less than or equal to (<=) 22.11.11.6 Not equal to (<>) 22.11.11.7 Greater than (>) 22.11.11.8 Greater than or equal to (>=) 22.11.11.9 Equal to (==) 22.11.12 Operator 22.11.12.1 Addition (+) 22.11.12.2 Subtraction (-) 22.11.12.3 Modulus (%) 22.11.12.4 Multiplication (*) 22.11.12.5 Division (/) 22.11.12.6 Assignment (=) 22.11.12.7 Shift Left (<<) 22.11.12.8 Shift Right (>>) 22.11.12.9 Bit Operator Logical AND (&) 22.11.12.10 Bit Operator Logical OR (|) 22.11.12.11 Bit Operator Exclusive OR (^) 22.11.12.12 Bit Operator 1's Complement (~) 22.11.13 Operation Example 23.Enforcing Security (Passwords, Operation Logs, Interlock) 23.1 Settings Menu 23.2 Creating Limited Access Screens 23.2.1 Procedure - Creating Limited Access Screens 23.3 Limiting Screen Access by Authority 23.3.1 Procedure - Limiting Screen Access by Authority 23.4 Disable All Touch Operations Based on Timing 23.4.1 Procedure - Disable All Touch Operations Based on Timing 23.5 Creating a Screen with Limited Access Parts 23.5.1 Procedure - Creating a Screen with Limited Access Parts 23.5.2 Security Settings for Each Part 23.5.3 Log in/Log off 23.6 Show or Hide Parts and Drawings for Specific Users 23.6.1 Procedure - Show or Hide Parts and Drawings for Specific Users 23.7 Save Operation History 23.7.1 Procedure - Saving Operation History 23.7.2 Operation Log Settings for Each Part 23.8 Editing Passwords Online 23.8.1 Procedure - Editing Passwords Online 23.8.2 Creating Password Settings 23.9 Settings Guide 23.9.1 Common (Security Settings) Settings Guide 23.9.1.1 Password Settings 23.9.1.2 Security Level List 23.9.1.3 Interlock Settings 23.9.2 Operation Log Settings 23.10 Password/User ID Input Window 23.11 Global Interlock's Touch Enable Condition 23.12 Disable Touch Outside Windows/Use with Other Interlock Features 23.13 Operation Log 23.13.1 Operations To Log 23.13.2 Operation Log Contents, Example Output 23.13.3 Operation Log 23.13.3.1 Bit Switch 23.13.3.2 Word Switch 23.13.3.3 Change Screen Switch 23.13.3.4 Special Switch (Alarm) 23.13.3.5 Special Switch (File Item Switch) 23.13.3.6 Special Switch (Data Transfer Switch) 23.13.3.7 Special Switch (Start monitor switch) 23.13.3.8 Special Switch (Security) 23.13.3.9 Special Switch (Operation Lock) 23.13.3.10 Special Switch (Switch for Selector List) 23.13.3.11 Special Switch (Transfer Device/PLC Data) 23.13.3.12 Special Switch (Others) 23.13.3.13 Selector Switch 23.13.3.14 Data Display 23.13.3.15 Sampling Data Display (Edit Data) 23.13.3.16 Show CSV (Edit Data) 23.13.3.17 System Menu 23.13.3.18 Startup 23.13.3.19 Offline mode 23.13.3.20 Change Language 23.13.4 Recording Timing of the Operation Log 23.13.5 Saving the Operation Log 23.13.6 Operation Log Capacity 23.14 Restrictions 23.14.1 Restrictions on Passwords and IDs 23.14.2 Restrictions on Global Interlock 23.14.3 Restrictions on Operation Log 23.14.4 Restrictions When Setting a Security Level for Each Part 23.14.5 Restrictions When Editing Passwords Online 24.Scheduling Operations (Time Schedule) 24.1 Settings Menu 24.2 Turning ON/OFF a Motor at the Designated Time 24.2.1 Procedure - Turning ON/OFF a Motor at the Designated Time 24.3 Changing the Temperature at the Designated Time 24.3.1 Procedure - Changing the Temperature at the Designated Time 24.4 Settings Guide 24.4.1 Time Schedule 24.4.2 Time Schedule - Operation 24.4.3 Time Schedule - Time/Constant 24.4.4 Time Schedule - Time/Address 24.4.4.1 Time Setting Address Details 24.5 Restrictions 25.Data Sampling 25.1 An Introduction to the Sampling Feature 25.1.1 What is the Sampling Feature? 25.2 Settings Menu 25.3 Sampling Data at Constant Intervals 25.3.1 Procedure - Sampling Data at Constant Intervals 25.4 Sampling Data at Specific Periods 25.4.1 Procedure - Sampling Data at Specific Periods 25.5 Displaying Sampled Data 25.5.1 Procedure - Displaying Sampled Data 25.6 Saving Sampled Data to CSV Files 25.6.1 Procedure - Saving Sampled Data to CSV Files 25.6.2 Operation - Normal Save 25.6.3 Operation - Automatic Save 25.7 Display/Save Sampled Data in CSV with a Custom Format 25.7.1 Procedure - Display/Save Sampled Data in CSV with a Custom Format 25.8 Common (Sampling) Settings Guide 25.8.1 Sampling List 25.8.2 Address 25.8.2.1 Address Settings / Sequential 25.8.2.2 Address Settings / Random 25.8.3 Mode 25.8.3.1 Mode / Set Time 25.8.3.2 Mode / Constant Cycle 25.8.3.3 Mode / Constant Cycle when Bit is ON 25.8.3.4 Mode / Bit ON 25.8.3.5 Mode / Bit Change 25.8.4 Display/Save in CSV 25.8.4.1 Display/Save in CSV/Data Settings - Data Type 25.8.4.2 Display/Save in CSV/Data Settings - Style 25.8.4.3 Display/Save in CSV/Data Settings - Alarm 25.8.4.4 Display/Save in CSV/Calculation Settings - Data Type 25.8.4.5 Display/Save in CSV/Calculation Settings - Style 25.8.4.6 Display/Save in CSV/Calculation Settings - Alarm 25.8.5 Display/Save in CSV (Custom Settings) 25.8.5.1 Display/Save in CSV (Custom Settings)/Date 25.8.5.2 Display/Save in CSV (Custom Settings)/Time 25.8.5.3 Display/Save in CSV (Custom Settings)/Data Settings - Data Type 25.8.5.4 Display/Save in CSV (Custom Settings)/Data Settings - Style 25.8.5.5 Display/Save in CSV (Custom Settings)/Data Settings - Alarm 25.8.5.6 Display/Save in CSV (Custom Settings)/Calculation Settings - Data Type 25.8.5.7 Display/Save in CSV (Custom Settings)/Calculation Settings - Style 25.8.5.8 Display/Save in CSV (Custom Settings)/Calculation Settings - Alarm 25.8.5.9 Display/Save in CSV (Custom Settings)/Item Name (Vertical/Horizontal) Settings 25.8.6 Print 25.8.6.1 Print/Data Settings - Data Type 25.8.6.2 Print/Data Settings - Style 25.8.6.3 Print/Calculation Settings - Data Type 25.8.6.4 Print/Calculation Settings - Style 25.8.7 Print (Custom Settings) 25.8.7.1 Print (Custom Settings)/Date Set 25.8.7.2 Print (Custom Settings)/Time Set 25.8.7.3 Print (Custom Settings)/Data Settings - Data Type 25.8.7.4 Print (Custom Settings)/Data Settings - Style 25.8.7.5 Print (Custom Settings) / Text Settings 25.8.7.6 Print (Custom Settings)/Calculation Settings - Data Type 25.8.7.7 Print (Custom Settings)/Calculation Settings - Style 25.8.8 Write Data 25.9 Sampling Data Display Guide 25.9.1 Sampling Data Display - Basic 25.9.2 Sampling Data Display - Display 25.9.3 Sampling Data Display - Switch 25.10 Restrictions 25.10.1 Data Sampling Restrictions 25.10.2 Display Restrictions 25.10.3 Restrictions on Saving to CSV 25.10.4 Restrictions on Printing 25.11 Sampling Structure 25.11.1 Usage Capacity of Sampled Data 25.11.2 The Sampling Action 25.11.2.1 Timing for Collecting Data 25.11.2.2 Data Storage Methods 25.11.2.3 Deleting Data 25.11.3 Sampling Data Display 25.11.3.1 Display Example for Basic Settings 25.11.3.2 Display Example for Custom Settings 25.11.3.3 If data cannot be sampled 25.11.4 Saving to CSV 25.11.4.1 CSV File Format 25.11.4.2 CSV File Displayed in Excel 25.11.5 Printing 25.11.5.1 Print Example for Basic Settings 25.11.5.2 Print Example for Custom Settings 25.11.6 Writing to the Internal Device 25.11.6.1 Writing to the Internal Device 26.Recipes 26.1 Recipes 26.1.1 What are Recipes? 26.1.2 Types of Recipes 26.2 Settings Menu 26.3 CSV Data Flow 26.4 Creating Recipes Using CSV Data 26.4.1 Procedure - Creating Recipes with Excel (CSV Data) 26.4.2 Procedure - Creating Recipes in GP-Pro EX (CSV Data) 26.5 Transferring CSV Data Recipes Using Touch 26.5.1 Procedure - Transferring CSV Data Recipes Using Touch 26.5.2 Transfer - Transferring CSV Data Recipes Using Touch 26.6 Transferring CSV Data Recipes from the Device 26.6.1 Procedure - Transferring from Device/PLC 26.6.2 Transfer - Transferring from Device/PLC 26.7 Displaying/Editing CSV data on the Screen 26.7.1 Procedure - Displaying/Editing CSV data on the Screen 26.7.2 Operation - Displaying CSV Data 26.7.2.1 File Manager and Show CSV 26.7.3 Operation - Editing CSV Data 26.7.4 Operation - Printing CSV Data 26.8 Common (Recipe) Settings - CSV Data 26.8.1 Transfer CSV Data (Condition) 26.8.1.1 CSV Data Transfer Condition - Condition 26.8.1.2 CSV Data Transfer Condition - Extended 26.8.2 Transferring CSV Data (CSV File List) 26.8.2.1 Editing the CSV File 26.9 Special Data Display Settings Guide - CSV Data 26.9.1 Data Transmission 26.9.1.1 Data Transmission - Basic 26.9.1.2 Data Transmission - Display 26.9.1.3 Data Transmission - Color 26.9.1.4 Data Transmission - Switch 26.9.2 Show CSV 26.9.2.1 Show CSV - Basic 26.9.2.2 Show CSV - Display 26.9.2.3 Show CSV - Color 26.9.2.4 Show CSV - Switch 26.9.3 File Manager 26.9.3.1 File Manager - Basic 26.9.3.2 File Manager - Extended 26.9.3.3 File Manager - Switch 26.10 Transfer CSV Data 26.10.1 How to Transfer CSV Data 26.10.2 Control Word Address 26.10.2.1 For Condition Action 26.10.2.2 For Address Action 26.10.3 About the Condition Name Search Feature 26.10.3.1 What is an Index File? 26.10.3.2 Control Word Address when Using the Condition Name Search Feature 26.10.3.3 Condition Name Search Storage Methods 26.10.4 About Automatic Numbering 26.11 Filing Data Flow 26.12 Creating Recipes Using Filing Data 26.12.1 Procedure - Creating Recipes Using Filing Data 26.13 Transferring Recipes (Filing Data) Using Touch (Manual Transfer) 26.13.1 Procedure - Transferring Recipes (Filing Data) Using Touch (Manual Transfer) 26.13.2 Transfer - Transferring Recipes (Filing Data) Using Touch (Manual Transfer) 26.14 Transferring Recipes (Filing Data) from Devices Using Automatic Transfer 26.14.1 Procedure - Transferring Recipes (Filing Data) from Devices Using Automatic Transfer 26.14.2 Transfer - Transferring Recipes (Filing Data) from Devices Using Automatic Transfer 26.15 Common (Recipe) Settings - Recipe Data 26.15.1 Transfer Filing Data (Mode) 26.15.2 Transferring Filing Data (Filing Data List) 26.15.2.1 Editing Filing Data 26.16 Special Data Display Settings Guide - Filing Data 26.16.1 Filing Display 26.16.1.1 Filing Display - Basic 26.16.1.2 Filing Display - Display 26.16.1.3 Filing Display - Color 26.16.1.4 Filing Display - Switch 26.17 Mechanism of Filing Data Transfer 26.17.1 Filing Data Structure 26.17.2 Filing Data Capacity 26.17.3 Transferring Item Name and Block Number 26.17.4 Manual Transfer Via Internal Device 26.18 Restrictions 26.18.1 Restrictions on Transferring CSV Data 26.18.2 Restrictions on Displaying/Editing/Printing CSV Data 26.18.3 Restrictions on Transferring Filing Data 27.Using Audio Notifications 27.1 Settings Menu 27.2 Announcing Alarms with Sound 27.2.1 Procedure - Announcing Alarms with Sound 27.3 Sounding the Display Unit Buzzer from a Device/PLC 27.3.1 Procedure - Sounding the Display Unit Buzzer from a Device/PLC 27.4 Triggering a Buzzer Sound from the Display Unit 27.4.1 Procedure - Triggering a Buzzer Sound from the Display Unit 27.5 Settings Guide 27.5.1 Common (Sound) Settings 27.6 Restrictions 28.Recording and Playing Video 28.1 Settings Menu 28.2 Displaying Video Camera Output 28.2.1 Procedure - Displaying Video Camera Output 28.3 Recording Video 28.3.1 Procedure - Recording Video/Saving a Movie File to the CF Card 28.3.1.1 Operation - Recording Video/Saving a Movie File to the CF Card 28.3.2 Procedure - Recording Video/Saving a Movie File to the FTP Server 28.3.2.1 Operation - Recording Video/Saving a Movie File to the FTP Server 28.4 Recording Video Before and After a Malfunction 28.4.1 Procedure - Recording Video Before and After a Malfunction 28.5 Playing Movies 28.5.1 Procedure - Playing Movies/Using a Playlist 28.5.2 Procedure - Playing Movies/Selecting a Movie at Run time 28.5.2.1 Operation - File Manager 28.5.3 Converting Movie Files 28.5.3.1 Installation of the Movie Converter 28.5.3.2 Starting Movie Converter and Converting Movies 28.6 Displaying Multiple Video Camera Outputs Simultaneously 28.6.1 Procedure - Displaying Multiple Video Camera Outputs Simultaneously 28.7 Displaying the Computer Screen 28.7.1 Procedure - Displaying the Computer Screen 28.8 Saving Video Output as Still Images 28.8.1 Procedure - Saving Video Output as Still Images 28.9 Displaying Video Images of Image Sensor 28.9.1 Procedure - Displaying Video Images of Image Sensor 28.10 Settings Guide 28.10.1 Video / Movie Settings 28.10.1.1 Video/Movie - Basic Settings/Basic 28.10.1.2 Video/Movie - Basic Settings/Extended 28.10.1.3 Video/Movie - Save to CF/USB 28.10.1.4 Video/Movie - Save to FTP 28.10.1.5 Video/Movie - Event Recorder 28.10.2 FTP Server Settings Guide 28.10.2.1 FTP Server Registration 28.10.3 Common (Movie) Settings 28.10.4 Movie Player Settings Guide 28.10.4.1 Movie Player - Basic Settings/Basic 28.10.4.2 Movie Player - Basic Settings/Details 28.10.4.3 Operation 28.10.4.4 Switch 28.10.5 Common (Image Unit Window) Settings 28.10.5.1 Image Unit Window - Display Settings 28.10.5.2 Image Unit Window - Capture 28.10.5.3 Image Unit Window - Custom Settings 28.10.6 Video Switch Settings Guide 28.10.6.1 Bit Switch - Switch Feature 28.10.6.2 Word Switch - Switch Feature 28.10.6.3 Switch Common 28.10.7 Image Unit Settings 28.10.7.1 Image Unit - Display Settings/Basic 28.10.7.2 Image Unit - Display Settings/Details 28.10.7.3 Global Video Window 28.10.7.4 Emulate Touch Output 28.10.8 Image Unit Display Settings Guide 28.10.8.1 Image Unit Display - Basic Settings 28.10.9 Movie Converter Setting Guide 28.10.9.1 File Settings 28.10.9.2 Error Message 28.10.10 Image Sensor Display Settings Guide 28.10.10.1 Image Sensor Display - Basic Settings 28.11 Restrictions 28.11.1 Restrictions on Movie Features 28.11.2 Restrictions on Image Unit Features 28.11.2.1 Restrictions When Using Video Module 28.11.2.2 Restrictions on DVI Unit Features 28.11.2.3 Restrictions When Using RGB Unit 28.11.3 Image Sensor Display Restrictions 28.12 Video Control Area 28.12.1 Video Control Area - Video Module 28.12.1.1 Video Control Area - Video Module Details 28.12.2 Video Control Area - RGB Unit, DVI Unit 28.13 Display size 28.13.1 Display Size - Video Module 28.13.2 Display Size - RGB Unit/DVI Unit 28.14 Computer's Mouse Cursor Operations from the Display Unit 29.Using Logic Functions 29.1 Settings Menu 29.2 Switching Screens Using a Logic Program 29.3 Generating a Pulse at One Second Intervals 29.4 Entering the Timer Value on the Screen 29.5 Moving Data Between Device Addresses 30.Logic Programming 30.1 Logic Programming Steps 30.2 Preparing to Create Logic Programs 30.2.1 Using Logic 30.2.2 Logic Program Display 30.2.3 Logic Screen Part Name 30.3 Addresses used in the logic program 30.3.1 Usable Addresses 30.3.2 Using Addresses with Flexible Names (Variable Format) 30.3.2.1 Registering Symbol Variables 30.3.2.2 Variable Type 30.3.2.3 Arrays and Array Sizes 30.3.2.4 Retentive Variable Settings 30.3.3 Using Prepared Addresses (Address Format) 30.3.3.1 How to Set Logic Addresses 30.3.4 Using Device/PLC Addresses 30.3.5 Using a Display Unit's Internal Addresses 30.3.6 System Variables 30.4 Rung and Branch Insertion 30.4.1 Editing Rungs 30.4.1.1 Inserting Rungs 30.4.1.2 Delete Rung 30.4.1.3 Copying Rungs 30.4.1.4 Cutting Rungs 30.4.1.5 Pasting Rungs 30.4.1.6 Moving Rungs 30.4.1.7 Selecting Multiple Rungs 30.4.2 Inserting and Deleting Branches 30.4.3 Inserting an instruction/branch using IL 30.5 Editing Instructions 30.5.1 Inserting Instructions 30.5.2 Deleting Instructions 30.5.3 Copying Instructions 30.5.4 Cutting Instructions 30.5.5 Pasting Instructions 30.5.6 Editing Instructions 30.5.6.1 Ladder instruction groups that can change 30.5.7 Subroutines and Labels 30.5.8 Inserting Subroutines 30.5.9 Insert Label 30.6 Assigning Addresses to Instructions 30.6.1 Setting Operands, Basic 30.6.2 Setting Operands, Advanced 30.6.3 Operand Settings Using Drag and Drop 30.6.4 Pulse Settings 30.7 Input Comments 30.7.1 Adding Titles 30.7.2 Adding Rung Comments 30.7.3 Symbol Variable Comments 30.7.4 [Comment List] Window 30.8 Logic Operations with Power ON 30.9 Transferring Logic Programs 30.10 Logic Program Error Correction 30.11 Monitoring Logic Programs on the Computer (Online Monitor) 30.11.1 Online Monitoring Procedures 30.11.2 Monitor/Change the Current Value of Symbol Variables 30.11.3 Adjusting the Setting Values for the PID Instruction 30.11.4 Editing monitored logic programs (Online Editing) 30.11.4.1 Online Edit - Insert/Delete Rungs 30.11.4.2 Online Edit - Insert/Delete Branches 30.11.4.3 Online Edit - Insert/Delete Instructions 30.11.4.4 Online Edit - Edit Operands 30.11.4.5 Online Edit - Insert/Delete Labels 30.12 Monitoring logic programs on the display unit (Logic Monitor) 30.12.1 Starting the Logic Monitor 30.12.2 Exiting the Logic Monitor 30.12.3 Logic Monitor Functions 30.12.3.1 Logic Monitor Functions - Logic Monitor 30.12.3.2 Logic Monitor Functions - Zoom Monitor 30.12.3.3 Logic Monitor Functions - Address Monitor 30.12.3.4 Logic Monitor Functions - Address Search 30.12.3.5 Logic Monitor Functions - Instruction List 30.12.3.6 Logic Monitor Functions - Search 30.12.3.7 Logic Monitor Functions - Logic Password 30.13 Convenient features to create/edit logic 30.13.1 Replacing Parts in Instructions and Instructions in Parts 30.13.1.1 Assigning Symbol Variables to Instructions from Parts 30.13.1.2 Assigning Symbol Variables to Parts from Instructions 30.13.1.3 Inserting New Instructions from Parts 30.13.1.4 Placing New Parts from Instructions 30.13.1.5 Instructions that use Drag and Drop 30.13.1.6 Drag and Drop Parts 30.13.2 Checking the Size for Creating Programs 30.13.2.1 Checking Memory Usage 30.13.2.2 Configure Memory 30.13.3 Adjusting Logic Scan Time 30.13.3.1 Logic Features 30.13.3.2 Logic Scan Time 30.13.3.3 Address Refresh 30.13.4 Enhancing Security 30.13.5 Using Reference Features to Search Logic Programs 30.13.5.1 Search/Replace Logic Instructions and Labels 30.13.5.2 Display Properties Window 30.13.5.3 Search Properties 30.13.5.4 Display and Edit the Logic Program Information in Program Windows 30.13.5.5 Search Rung and Variable Comments 30.13.6 Using Previously Created Logic Programs 30.13.6.1 Registering Logic Parts 30.13.6.2 Calling Logic Parts 30.13.6.3 Editing Logic Parts 30.13.6.4 Logic Parts Import/Export 30.13.7 Deleting all unused symbol variables 30.13.8 Toolbar Customization 30.13.8.1 Ladder Instructions Icon List 30.13.9 Collectively Editing Symbol Variables 30.13.9.1 CSV File Format 30.13.9.2 Exporting Symbol Variables 30.13.9.3 Importing Symbol Variables 30.14 Settings Guide 30.14.1 Logic Program Settings Guide 30.14.2 Logic [Work Space] Settings Guide 30.14.2.1 Comment List 30.14.2.2 PID Monitor 30.14.2.3 Watch List 30.14.3 [Import Data Link] Dialog Box Settings Guide 30.15 Restrictions 30.15.1 Scan Time Delay 30.15.1.1 GP-3300 Series Scan Time Delay 30.15.1.2 GP-3400/3500/3600/3750 Series Scan Time Delay 30.15.2 Restrictions for Online Monitor 30.15.3 Restrictions for Online Editing 30.15.4 Restrictions for Logic Monitor 30.15.5 Restrictions for Logic Action When the Power is ON 30.15.6 Restrictions for Logic Programs 31.Controlling External I/O 31.1 Controlling External I/O 31.1.1 Mapping Addresses (Variables) to I/O Terminals 31.1.1.1 Direct Registration on the I/O Screen 31.1.1.2 Mapping by Drag and Drop to I/O Terminals from the Address Window 31.1.1.3 Mapping by Drag and Drop to I/O Terminals from the Logic Program 31.1.1.4 I/O Address Format 31.2 Settings Guide 31.2.1 I/O Screen Settings Guide 31.3 Controlling External I/O with the Display Unit's Internal DIO 31.3.1 Procedure - Controlling External I/O with the Display Unit's Internal DIO 31.3.2 I/O Driver Settings Guide - DIO Driver 31.3.3 Error Information - DIO Driver 31.3.3.1 Error Code - DIO Driver 31.4 Using FLEX NETWORK External I/O 31.4.1 Procedure - Using FLEX NETWORK External I/O 31.4.2 I/O Terminal Operations 31.4.3 I/O Driver Settings Guide - FLEX NETWORK 31.4.3.1 Unit Settings 31.4.3.2 Setting Details for DIO Units 31.4.3.3 Setting Details for Analog Units 31.4.3.4 Setting Details for High-Speed Counters 31.4.4 Error Information - FLEX NETWORK 31.4.4.1 Error Code - FLEX NETWORK 31.4.5 Restrictions 31.5 Controlling External I/O with LT 31.5.1 Mapping I/O (LT Series) 31.5.1.1 Setting the Standard I/O, High Speed Counter, PWM Output and Pulse Output 31.5.1.2 Combining Standard I/O and Special I/O 31.5.1.3 Special I/O System Variables 31.5.2 Interface Specifications (LT Series) 31.5.3 Standard Input (LT Series) 31.5.3.1 Digital Input Filter 31.5.3.2 Procedure - Standard Input 31.5.3.3 Cautions When Changing Types 31.5.4 Standard Output (LT Series) 31.5.4.1 Saving Output When Logic Stops - Standard Output (LT Series) 31.5.4.2 Procedure - Standard Output 31.5.5 High Speed Counter (Common, LT Series) 31.5.5.1 Retaining Counter Value and Retaining Matching Output when the Logic Stops 31.5.6 High Speed Counter (Single-phase Settings, LT Series) 31.5.6.1 Change Counter Format - High Speed Counter (Single-phase Settings, LT Series) 31.5.6.2 High Speed Counter Control - High Speed Counter (Single-phase Settings, LT Series) 31.5.6.3 High Speed Counter Status - High Speed Counter (Single-phase Settings, LT Series) 31.5.6.4 Clear Current Counter Value - High Speed Counter (Single-phase Settings, LT Series) 31.5.6.5 Preload (Change Value) - High Speed Counter (Single-phase Settings, LT Series) 31.5.6.6 Prestrobe (Memorize Value) - High Speed Counter (Single-phase Settings, LT Series) 31.5.6.7 Synchronize Output - High Speed Counter (Single-phase Settings, LT Series) 31.5.7 High Speed Counter (2-phase Settings, LT Series) 31.5.7.1 Marker Input - High Speed Counter (2-phase Settings, LT Series) 31.5.8 PWM Output (LT Series) 31.5.8.1 Output Frequency - PWM Output (LT Series) 31.5.8.2 ON Duty Value - PWM Output (LT Series) 31.5.8.3 Parameter change request and change completion acknowledgment - PWM Output (LT Series) 31.5.8.4 Abnormal Status of PWM Output - PWM Output (LT Series) 31.5.8.5 PWM Output Control - PWM Output (LT Series) 31.5.8.6 PWM Output Status - PWM Output (LT Series) 31.5.8.7 PWM Output Terminal Status - PWM Output (LT Series) 31.5.9 Normal Pulse Output (LT Series) 31.5.9.1 Output Frequency - Normal Pulse Output (LT Series) 31.5.9.2 Output Pulses - Normal Pulse Output (LT Series) 31.5.9.3 Parameter change request and change completion acknowledgment - Normal Pulse Output (LT Series) 31.5.9.4 Abnormal Status of Normal Pulse Output - Normal Pulse Output (LT Series) 31.5.9.5 Normal Pulse Output Control - Normal Pulse Output (LT Series) 31.5.9.6 Output Status and Output Completion Status of Normal Pulse Output - Normal Pulse Output (LT Series) 31.5.9.7 Normal Pulse Terminal Status - Normal Pulse Output (LT Series) 31.5.10 Acceleration/Deceleration Pulse Output (LT Series) 31.5.10.1 Acceleration/Deceleration Pulse Output - Acceleration/Deceleration Pulse Output (LT Series) 31.5.10.2 Output Frequency - Acceleration/Deceleration Pulse Output (LT Series) 31.5.10.3 Initial Output Frequency - Acceleration/Deceleration Pulse Output (LT Series) 31.5.10.4 Acceleration/Deceleration Time - Acceleration/Deceleration Pulse Output (LT Series) 31.5.10.5 Acceleration/Deceleration Create Table Request and Completion Acknowledgment - Acceleration/Deceleration Pulse Output (LT Series) 31.5.10.6 Acceleration/Deceleration Pulse Output Control - Acceleration/Deceleration Pulse Output (LT Series) 31.5.10.7 Output Status and Output Completion Status of Acceleration/Deceleration Pulse Output - Acceleration/Deceleration Pulse Output (LT Series) 31.5.10.8 Abnormal Status of Acceleration/Deceleration Pulse Output - Acceleration/Deceleration Pulse Output (LT Series) 31.5.10.9 Acceleration/Deceleration Pulse Output Terminal Status - Acceleration/Deceleration Pulse Output (LT Series) 31.5.11 Pulse Catch (LT Series) 31.5.11.1 Input Edge - Pulse Catch (LT Series) 31.5.11.2 Pulse Catch Input Status - Pulse Catch (LT Series) 31.5.11.3 Pulse Catch Clear - Pulse Catch (LT Series) 31.5.12 Error Information (LT Series) 31.5.12.1 Error Code (LT Series) 31.5.13 Restrictions 31.5.13.1 Input Filter Function Restrictions 31.5.13.2 Pulse Output Usage Restrictions 31.6 Controlling I/O in LT and EX Modules 31.6.1 Procedure - Controlling I/O in LT and EX Modules 31.6.2 I/O Driver Settings - External Driver Settings Guide 31.6.2.1 External Driver - DIO Input Module (8 points or 16 points) 31.6.2.2 External Driver - DIO Output Module (8 points or 16 points) 31.6.2.3 External Driver - DIO Input/Output Module 31.6.2.4 External Driver - Analog Input Module (2 points) 31.6.2.5 External Driver - Analog Input Module (4 points) 31.6.2.6 External Driver - Analog Input Module (8 points) 31.6.2.7 External Driver - Analog Output Module (1 point) 31.6.2.8 External Driver - Analog Output Module (2 points) 31.6.2.9 External Driver - Analog Input/Output Module 31.6.2.10 External Driver - Temperature Input Module 31.6.3 Error Information - LT Series and EX Module 31.6.3.1 Error Code - LT and EX Module 31.6.4 Restrictions - LT and EX Module 31.7 Controlling External I/O with CANopen 31.7.1 Setting Up CANopen 31.7.2 Connecting Third-party Slaves - CANopen 31.7.3 Mapping I/O - CANopen 31.7.4 Using I/O Driver Instructions - CANopen 31.7.4.1 SDOR 31.7.4.2 SDOW 31.7.4.3 DGMT 31.7.4.4 DGSL 31.7.4.5 Setup Process 31.7.5 HTB Standard Input/Output 31.7.5.1 Standard Input - HTB Standard Input/Output 31.7.5.2 Standard Output - HTB Standard Input/Output 31.7.5.3 Procedure - HTB Standard Input/Output 31.7.5.4 Details of Objects Used in Standard I/O - HTB Standard Input/Output 31.7.5.5 Details of I/O Setting Objects - HTB Standard Input/Output 31.7.6 Expanding I/O Using EX Module 31.7.6.1 Standard I/O 31.7.6.2 Standard Input (Model: EXM-DDI8DT) 31.7.6.3 Standard Input (Model: EXM-DDI16DT) 31.7.6.4 Standard Output (Model: EXM-DDO8UT, EXM-DDO8TT and EXM-DRA8RT) 31.7.6.5 Standard Output (Model: EXM-DDO16UK, EXM-DDO16TK and EXM-DRA16RT) 31.7.6.6 Standard Input and Output (Model: EXM-DMM8DRT) 31.7.6.7 Standard Input and Output (Model: EXM-DMM24DRT) 31.7.6.8 Procedure - Standard Input/Output 31.7.6.9 Analog IO 31.7.6.10 Analog Input (Model: EXM-AMI2HT) 31.7.6.11 Analog Output (Model: EXM-AMO1HT) 31.7.6.12 Analog I/O (Model: EXM-AMM3HT) 31.7.6.13 Analog I/O (Model: EXM-ALM3LT) 31.7.6.14 Procedure - Analog I/O 31.7.6.15 Sub Index 31.7.7 I/O Driver Settings Guide - CANopen 31.7.7.1 Network Configuration Dialog Box 31.7.7.2 Master Configuration Dialog Box 31.7.7.3 Slave Configuration Dialog Box 31.7.7.4 Catalog Manager Dialog Box 31.7.8 Error Information - CANopen 31.7.8.1 Error Code - CANopen 31.7.9 Restrictions 31.7.9.1 Restrictions for HTB 31.7.10 Communication Setting HTB Objects (1000h to 1FFFh) 31.7.10.1 Object 1000h: Device Type 31.7.10.2 Object 1001h: Error Register 31.7.10.3 Object 1002h: Status register 31.7.10.4 Object 1003h: Pre-defined Error Field (PEF) 31.7.10.5 Object 1005h: SYNC COB-ID 31.7.10.6 Object 1006h: Global SYNC period 31.7.10.7 Object 1008h: Manufacturer Device Name 31.7.10.8 Object 100Ah: MSV (Manufacturer Software Version) 31.7.10.9 Object 100Ch: Guard Time 31.7.10.10 Object 100Dh: Lifetime factor 31.7.10.11 Object 1010h: Storing parameters 31.7.10.12 Object 1011h: Restoring Default Parameters 31.7.10.13 Object 1014h: COB-ID EMCY (Emergency) Message 31.7.10.14 Object 1016h: Consumer heartbeat time 31.7.10.15 Object 1017h: Producer Heartbeat Time 31.7.10.16 Object 1018h: Identity Object 31.7.10.17 Object 1027h: Module List 31.7.10.18 Object 1200h: Server SDO Parameter 31.7.10.19 Object 1400h to 1407h: RPDO Communication Parameter 31.7.10.20 Object 1600h to 1607h: RPDO Mapping Parameter 31.7.10.21 Object 1800h to 1807h: TPDO Communication Parameter 31.7.10.22 Object 1A00h to 1A07h: TPDO Mapping Parameter 31.7.11 Manufacturer HTB Object (2000h to 5FFFh) 31.7.11.1 Object 2000h: Standard input parameter 31.7.11.2 Object 2100h: Analog Input Data Type 31.7.11.3 Object 2101h: Analog Input Data Range 31.7.11.4 Object 2102h: Analog Input Lower Limit 31.7.11.5 Object 2103h: Analog Input Upper Limit 31.7.11.6 Object 2200h: Analog Output Data Type 31.7.11.7 Object 2201h: Analog output data range 31.7.11.8 Object 2202h: Analog output lower limit 31.7.11.9 Object 2203h: Analog output upper limit 31.7.11.10 Object 3000h: Module Diagnosis 31.7.11.11 Object 3200h: Parameters Status 31.7.11.12 Object 3201h: Configuration Stack Number 31.7.11.13 Object 3202h: Restoring last save parameters 31.7.11.14 Object 3300h: Reset Extension Bus 31.7.12 Standard Device HTB Object (6000h to 9FFFh) 31.7.12.1 Object 6000h: Input (8 Bit) 31.7.12.2 Object 6100h: Input (16 Bit) 31.7.12.3 Object 6102h: Polarity Input 31.7.12.4 Object 6103h: Input Mask 31.7.12.5 Object 6200h: Output (8 Bit) 31.7.12.6 Object 6300h: Output (16 Bit) 31.7.12.7 Object 6302h: Polarity Output 31.7.12.8 Object 6306h: Fallback Mode Output 31.7.12.9 Object 6307h: Fallback Value Output 31.7.12.10 Object 6308h: Output Mask 31.7.12.11 Object 6401h: Analog Input 31.7.12.12 Object 6411h: Analog Output 31.7.12.13 Object 6421h: Analog Input Trigger Settings 31.7.12.14 Object 6422h: Analog input PDO transmission channel number 31.7.12.15 Object 6423h: Analog input enabled/disabled 31.7.12.16 Object 6424h: Analog Input Maximum Threshold 31.7.12.17 Object 6425h: Analog Input Minimum Threshold 31.7.12.18 Object 6443h: Analog Output Fallback Mode 31.7.12.19 Object 6444h: Analog Output Fallback Value 31.8 Controlling External I/O in LT and AnyWire Master Unit 31.8.1 Setup Flow - AnyWire 31.8.2 Mapping I/O - AnyWire 31.8.3 I/O Driver Settings Guide - AnyWire 31.8.4 Error Information - AnyWire 31.8.4.1 Error Code - AnyWire 31.8.5 Restrictions 32.Logic Instruction List 32.1 Logic Instruction List 32.2 About Addresses You can Set up as Operands 32.2.1 Connection Device Address 32.2.2 Symbol 32.2.3 Internal Device Address 32.2.4 System Variable 32.2.5 Variable 32.2.5.1 Structure Variable 32.2.5.2 When defining constants as operands 32.2.6 Logic Address 32.3 Number of Steps Per Instruction 32.4 Bit Instructions 32.4.1 NO (Normally Open) / NC (Normally Closed) 32.4.1.1 Operand Settings (S1) - NO/NC 32.4.1.2 Explanation of the NO Instruction 32.4.1.3 Explanation of the NC Instruction 32.4.2 OUT (Output Coil) / OUTN (Negative Output Coil) 32.4.2.1 Operand Settings (D1) - OUT/OUTN 32.4.2.2 Explanation of the OUT Instruction 32.4.2.3 Explanation of the OUTN Instruction 32.4.3 SET (Set Coil) / RST (Reset Coil) 32.4.3.1 Operand Settings (D1) - SET/RST 32.4.3.2 Explanation of SET/RST Instructions 32.5 Pulse Instructions 32.5.1 PT (Positive Transition) / NT (Negative Transition) 32.5.1.1 Operand Settings (S1) - PT/NT 32.5.1.2 Explanation of the Positive Transition (PT) Instruction 32.5.1.3 Explanation of the Negative Transition (NT) Instruction 32.6 Program Control 32.6.1 JMP (Jump) / JMPP (Positive Transition Jump) 32.6.1.1 Specifying Labels - JMP/JMPP 32.6.2 JSR (Jump to Subroutine) / JSRP (Jump to Subroutine Positive Transition) 32.6.2.1 Specifying Subroutines - JSR/JSRP 32.6.2.2 Restrictions - JSR/JSRP 32.6.3 RET (Return) 32.6.4 FOR / NEXT (Repeat) 32.6.4.1 Operand Settings (S1) - FOR 32.6.4.2 Explanation of FOR and NEXT Instructions 32.6.4.3 Restrictions - FOR/NEXT 32.6.5 INV (Reverse processing) 32.6.5.1 Explanation of the Invert (INV) Instruction 32.6.6 EXIT (Exit) 32.6.6.1 Explanation of the EXIT Instruction 32.6.7 PBC (Power Bar Control) / PBR (Power Bar Reset) 32.6.7.1 Operand Settings (S1/D1) - PBC 32.6.7.2 Operand Settings (S1) - PBR 32.6.7.3 Explanation of the Power Bar Control (PBC) and Power Bar Reset (PBR) Instructions 32.6.7.4 State of Each Instruction - PBC/PBR 32.6.7.5 PBC Instruction Nesting 32.6.8 LWA (Logic Wait Instruction) 32.6.8.1 Operand Settings (S1) - LWA 32.6.8.2 Explanation of the Logic Wait (LWA) Instruction 32.7 Timer Instructions 32.7.1 TON (ON Delay Timer) and TOF (OFF Delay Timer) 32.7.1.1 Explanation of the ON Delay Timer (TON) and OFF Delay Timer (TOF) Instructions 32.7.1.2 Timing Chart for TON Instruction Operation 32.7.1.3 Timing Chart for TOF Instruction Operation 32.7.1.4 Confirming Execution Results - TON/TOF 32.7.2 TP (Pulse Timer) 32.7.2.1 Explanation of the Pulse Timer (TP) Instruction 32.7.2.2 Timing Chart for the TP Instruction 32.7.2.3 Confirming Execution Results - TP 32.7.3 TONA (Accumulated ON Delay Timer) and TOFA (Accumulated OFF Delay Timer) 32.7.3.1 Explanation of the Accumulated ON Delay Timer (TONA) and Accumulated OFF Delay Timer (TOFA) Instructions 32.7.3.2 Timing Chart for the TONA Instruction 32.7.3.3 Timing Chart for the TOFA Instruction 32.7.3.4 Confirming Execution Results - TONA/TOFA 32.8 Counter Instructions 32.8.1 CTU and CTUP (Up Counter) 32.8.1.1 Explanation of the CTU and CTUP Instructions 32.8.2 CTD and CTDP (Down Counter) 32.8.2.1 Explanation of the CTD and CTDP Instructions 32.8.3 CTUD and CTUDP (Up/Down Counter) 32.8.3.1 Explanation of the CTUD and CTUDP Instructions 32.9 R/W Instructions 32.9.1 JRD and JRDP (Time Read) 32.9.1.1 Explanation of the JRD and JRDP Instructions 32.9.1.2 Confirming Execution Results - JRD/JRDP 32.9.2 JSET and JSETP (Time Set) 32.9.2.1 Explanation of the JSET and JSETP Instructions 32.9.2.2 Time Set Dialog Box - JSET/JSETP 32.9.2.3 Confirming Execution Results - JSET/JSETP 32.9.3 NRD and NRDP (Date Read) 32.9.3.1 Explanation of the NRD and NRDP Instructions 32.9.3.2 Confirming Execution Results - NRD/NRDP 32.9.4 NSET and NSETP (Date Set) 32.9.4.1 Explanation of the NSET and NSETP Instructions 32.9.4.2 Date Set dialog box - NSET and NSETP 32.9.4.3 Confirming Execution Results - NSET/NSETP 32.10 Operation Instructions (Arithmetic) 32.10.1 ADD and ADDP (Add) 32.10.1.1 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - ADD/ADDP 32.10.1.2 Operand Settings (S1/S2) - ADD/ADDP 32.10.1.3 Operand Settings (D1) - ADD/ADDP 32.10.1.4 Explanation of the ADD and ADDP Instructions 32.10.1.5 Confirming Execution Results - ADD/ADDP 32.10.2 SUB and SUBP (Subtract) 32.10.2.1 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - SUB/SUBP 32.10.2.2 Operand Settings (S1/S2) - SUB/SUBP 32.10.2.3 Operand Settings (D1) - SUB/SUBP 32.10.2.4 Explanation of the SUB and SUBP Instructions 32.10.2.5 Confirming Execution Results - SUB/SUBP 32.10.3 MUL and MULP (Multiplication) 32.10.3.1 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - MUL/MULP 32.10.3.2 Operand Settings (S1/S2) - MUL/MULP 32.10.3.3 Operand Settings (D1) - MUL/MULP 32.10.3.4 Explanation of the MUL and MULP Instructions 32.10.3.5 Confirming Execution Results - MUL/MULP 32.10.4 DIV and DIVP (Division) 32.10.4.1 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - DIV/DIVP 32.10.4.2 Operand Settings (S1/S2) - DIV/DIVP 32.10.4.3 Operand Settings (D1) - DIV/DIVP 32.10.4.4 Explanation of the DIV and DIVP Instructions 32.10.4.5 Confirming Execution Results - DIV/DIVP 32.10.5 MOD and MODP (Modulus) 32.10.5.1 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - MOD/MODP 32.10.5.2 Operand Settings (S1/S2) - MOD/MODP 32.10.5.3 Operand Settings (D1) - MOD/MODP 32.10.5.4 Explanation of the MOD and MODP Instructions 32.10.5.5 Confirming Execution Results - MOD/MODP 32.10.6 INC and INCP (Increment) 32.10.6.1 Operand Settings (D1) - INC/INCP 32.10.6.2 Explanation of the INC and INCP Instructions 32.10.6.3 Confirming Execution Results - INC/INCP 32.10.7 DEC and DECP (Decrement) 32.10.7.1 Operand Settings (D1) - DEC/DECP 32.10.7.2 Explanation of the DEC and DECP Instructions 32.10.7.3 Confirming Execution Results - DEC/DECP 32.11 Operation Instructions (Time) 32.11.1 JADD and JADDP (Time Addition) 32.11.1.1 Operand Settings (S1/S2/D1) - JADD/JADDP 32.11.1.2 Explanation of the JADD and JADDP Instructions 32.11.1.3 Confirming Execution Results - JADD/JADDP 32.11.2 JSUB and JSUBP (Time Subtraction) 32.11.2.1 Operand Settings (S1/S2/D1) - JSUB/JSUBP 32.11.2.2 Explanation of the JSUB and JSUBP Instructions 32.11.2.3 Confirming Execution Results - JSUB/JSUBP 32.12 Operation Instructions (Logical) 32.12.1 AND and ANDP (Logical AND) 32.12.1.1 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - AND/ANDP 32.12.1.2 Operand Settings (S1/S2) - AND/ANDP 32.12.1.3 Operand Settings (D1) - AND/ANDP 32.12.1.4 Explanation of the AND and ANDP Instructions 32.12.1.5 Confirming Execution Results - AND/ANDP 32.12.2 OR and ORP (Logical OR) 32.12.2.1 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - OR/ORP 32.12.2.2 Operand Settings (S1/S2) - OR/ORP 32.12.2.3 Operand Settings (D1) - OR/ORP 32.12.2.4 Explanation of the OR and ORP Instructions 32.12.2.5 Confirming Execution Results - OR/ORP 32.12.3 XOR and XORP (Logical XOR) 32.12.3.1 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - XOR/XORP 32.12.3.2 Operand Settings (S1/S2) - XOR/XORP 32.12.3.3 Operand Settings (D1) - XOR/XORP 32.12.3.4 Explanation of the XOR and XORP Instructions 32.12.3.5 Confirming Execution Results - XOR/XORP 32.12.4 NOT and NOTP (Logical NOT) 32.12.4.1 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - NOT/NOTP 32.12.4.2 Operand Settings (S1) - NOT/NOTP 32.12.4.3 Operand Settings (D1) - NOT/NOTP 32.12.4.4 Explanation of the NOT and NOTP Instructions 32.12.4.5 Confirming Execution Results - NOT/NOTP 32.13 Operation Instructions (Transfer) 32.13.1 MOV and MOVP (Move) 32.13.1.1 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - MOV/MOVP 32.13.1.2 Operand Settings (S1) - MOV/MOVP 32.13.1.3 Operand Settings (D1) - MOV/MOVP 32.13.1.4 Explanation of the MOV and MOVP Instructions 32.13.1.5 Confirming Execution Results - MOV/MOVP 32.13.2 BLMV and BLMVP (Block Move) 32.13.2.1 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - BLMV/BLMVP 32.13.2.2 Operand Settings (S1/D1) - BLMV/BLMVP 32.13.2.3 Operand Settings (S2) - BLMV/BLMVP 32.13.2.4 Explanation of the BLMV and BLMVP Instructions 32.13.2.5 Confirming Execution Results - BLMV/BLMVP 32.13.3 FLMV and FLMVP (Full Move) 32.13.3.1 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - FLMV/FLMVP 32.13.3.2 Operand Settings (S1) - FLMV/FLMVP 32.13.3.3 Operand Settings (S2) - FLMV/FLMVP 32.13.3.4 Operand Settings (D1) - FLMV/FLMVP 32.13.3.5 Explanation of the FLMV and FLMVP Instructions 32.13.3.6 Confirming Execution Results - FLMV/FLMVP 32.13.4 XCH and XCHP (Exchange) 32.13.4.1 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - XCH/XCHP 32.13.4.2 Operand Settings (D1/D2) - XCH/XCHP 32.13.4.3 Explanation of the XCH and XCHP Instructions 32.13.4.4 Confirming Execution Results - XCH/XCHP 32.14 Operation Instructions (Shift) 32.14.1 SHL and SHLP (Shift Left) 32.14.1.1 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - SHL/SHLP 32.14.1.2 Operand Settings (S1) - SHL/SHLP 32.14.1.3 Operand Settings (S2) - SHL/SHLP 32.14.1.4 Operand Settings (D1) - SHL/SHLP 32.14.1.5 Explanation of the SHL and SHLP Instructions 32.14.1.6 System Variables Indicating Execution Results - SHL/SHLP 32.14.2 SHR and SHRP (Shift Right) 32.14.2.1 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - SHR/SHRP 32.14.2.2 Operand Settings (S1) - SHR/SHRP 32.14.2.3 Operand Settings (S2) - SHR/SHRP 32.14.2.4 Operand Settings (D1) - SHR/SHRP 32.14.2.5 Explanation of the SHR and SHRP Instructions 32.14.2.6 System Variables Indicating Execution Results - SHR/SHRP 32.14.3 SAL and SALP (Arithmetic Shift Left) 32.14.3.1 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - SAL/SALP 32.14.3.2 Operand Settings (S1) - SAL/SALP 32.14.3.3 Operand Settings (S2) - SAL/SALP 32.14.3.4 Operand Settings (D1) - SAL/SALP 32.14.3.5 Explanation of the SAL and SALP Instructions 32.14.3.6 System Variables Indicating Execution Results - SAL/SALP 32.14.4 SAR and SARP (Arithmetic Shift Right) 32.14.4.1 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - SAR/SARP 32.14.4.2 Operand Settings (S1) - SAR/SARP 32.14.4.3 Operand Settings (S2) - SAR/SARP 32.14.4.4 Operand Settings (D1) - SAR/SARP 32.14.4.5 Explanation of the SAR and SARP Instructions 32.14.4.6 System Variables Indicating Execution Results - SAR/SARP 32.15 Operation Instructions (Rotation) 32.15.1 ROL and ROLP (Rotate Left) 32.15.1.1 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - ROL/ROLP 32.15.1.2 Operand Settings (S1) - ROL/ROLP 32.15.1.3 Operand Settings (S2) - ROL/ROLP 32.15.1.4 Operand Settings (D1) - ROL/ROLP 32.15.1.5 Explanation of the ROL and ROLP Instructions 32.15.1.6 System Variables Indicating Execution Results - ROL/ROLP 32.15.2 ROR and RORP (Rotate Right) 32.15.2.1 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - ROR/RORP 32.15.2.2 Operand Settings (S1) - ROR/RORP 32.15.2.3 Operand Settings (S2) - ROR/RORP 32.15.2.4 Operand Settings (D1) - ROR/RORP 32.15.2.5 Explanation of the ROR and RORP Instructions 32.15.2.6 System Variables Indicating Execution Results - ROR/RORP 32.15.3 RCL and RCLP (Rotate Left with Carry Over) 32.15.3.1 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - RCL/RCLP 32.15.3.2 Operand Settings (S1) - RCL/RCLP 32.15.3.3 Operand Settings (S2) - RCL/RCLP 32.15.3.4 Operand Settings (D1) - RCL/RCLP 32.15.3.5 Explanation of the RCL and RCLP Instructions 32.15.3.6 System Variables Indicating Execution Results - RCL/RCLP 32.15.4 RCR and RCRP (Rotate right with carry over) 32.15.4.1 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - RCR/RCRP 32.15.4.2 Operand Settings (S1) - RCR/RCRP 32.15.4.3 Operand Settings (S2) - RCR/RCRP 32.15.4.4 Operand Settings (D1) - RCR/RCRP 32.15.4.5 Explanation of the RCR and RCRP Instructions 32.15.4.6 System Variables Indicating Execution Results - RCR/RCRP 32.16 Function Instructions (Calculate Function) 32.16.1 SUM/SUMP (Sum) 32.16.1.1 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - SUM/SUMP 32.16.1.2 Operand Settings (S1) - SUM/SUMP 32.16.1.3 Operand Settings (S2) - SUM/SUMP 32.16.1.4 Operand Settings (D2) - SUM/SUMP 32.16.1.5 Explanation of the SUM and SUMP Instructions 32.16.1.6 System Variables Indicating Execution Results - SUM/SUMP 32.16.2 AVE/AVEP (Average) 32.16.2.1 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - AVE/AVEP 32.16.2.2 Operand Settings (S1) - AVE/AVEP 32.16.2.3 Operand Settings (S2) - AVE/AVEP 32.16.2.4 Operand Settings (D1) - AVE/AVEP 32.16.2.5 Explanation of the AVE and AVEP Instructions 32.16.2.6 System Variables Indicating Execution Results - AVE/AVEP 32.16.3 SQRT/SQRTP (Square Root) 32.16.3.1 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - SQRT/SQRTP 32.16.3.2 Operand Settings (S1/S2) - SQRT/SQRTP 32.16.3.3 Explanation of the SQRT and SQRTP Instructions 32.16.3.4 System Variables Indicating Execution Results - SQRT/SQRTP 32.16.4 BCNT/BCNTP (Bit Count) 32.16.4.1 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - BCNT/BCNTP 32.16.4.2 Operand Settings (S1/D1) - BCNT/BCNTP 32.16.4.3 Explanation of the BCNT and BCNTP Instructions 32.16.4.4 System Variables Indicating Execution Results - BCNT/BCNTP 32.16.5 PID 32.16.5.1 Explanation of the PID Instruction 32.16.5.2 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - PID 32.16.5.3 Operand Settings (S1/S2/S3/D1) - PID 32.16.5.4 Basic Function - PID 32.16.5.5 Operation Overview - PID 32.16.5.6 Explanation of PID Variable Members 32.16.5.7 Set Up by Double-clicking the PID Instruction 32.16.5.8 PID Constant Adjust 32.17 Function Instructions (Trigonometric Function) 32.17.1 SIN and SINP (Sine) 32.17.1.1 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - SIN/SINP 32.17.1.2 Operand Settings (S1/D1) - SIN/SINP 32.17.1.3 Explanation of the SIN and SINP Instructions 32.17.1.4 System Variables Indicating Execution Results - SIN/SINP 32.17.2 COS/COSP (Cosine) 32.17.2.1 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - COS/COSP 32.17.2.2 Operand Settings (S1/D1) - COS/COSP 32.17.2.3 Explanation of the COS and COSP Instructions 32.17.2.4 System Variables Indicating Execution Results - COS/COSP 32.17.3 TAN and TANP (Tangent) 32.17.3.1 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - TAN/TANP 32.17.3.2 Operand Settings (S1/D1) - TAN/TANP 32.17.3.3 Explanation of the TAN and TANP Instructions 32.17.3.4 System Variables Indicating Execution Results - TAN/TANP 32.17.4 ASIN and ASINP (Arc Sine) 32.17.4.1 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - ASIN/ASINP 32.17.4.2 Operand Settings (S1/D1) - ASIN/ASINP 32.17.4.3 Explanation of the ASIN and ASINP Instructions 32.17.4.4 System Variables Indicating Execution Results - ASIN/ASINP 32.17.5 ACOS/ACOSP (Arc Cosine) 32.17.5.1 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - ACOS/ACOSP 32.17.5.2 Operand Settings (S1/D1) - ACOS/ACOSP 32.17.5.3 Explanation of the ACOS and ACOSP Instructions 32.17.5.4 System Variables Indicating Execution Results - ACOS/ACOSP 32.17.6 ATAN and ATANP (Arc Tangent) 32.17.6.1 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - ATAN/ATANP 32.17.6.2 Operand Settings (S1/D1) - ATAN/ATANP 32.17.6.3 Explanation of the ATAN and ATANP Instructions 32.17.6.4 System Variables Indicating Execution Results - ATAN/ATANP 32.17.7 COT and COTP (Cotangent) 32.17.7.1 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - COT/COTP 32.17.7.2 Operand Settings (S1/D1) - COT/COTP 32.17.7.3 Explanation of the COT and COTP Instructions 32.17.7.4 System Variables Indicating Execution Results - COT/COTP 32.17.8 EXP and EXPP (Exponential) 32.17.8.1 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - EXP/EXPP 32.17.8.2 Operand Settings (S1/D1) - EXP/EXPP 32.17.8.3 Explanation of the EXP and EXPP Instructions 32.17.8.4 System Variables Indicating Execution Results - EXP/EXPP 32.17.9 LN and LNP (Logarithm) 32.17.9.1 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - LN/LNP 32.17.9.2 Operand Settings (S1/D1) - LN/LNP 32.17.9.3 Explanation of the LN and LNP Instructions 32.17.9.4 System Variables Indicating Execution Results - LN/LNP 32.17.10 LG10 and LG10P (Log Base 10) 32.17.10.1 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - LG10/LG10P 32.17.10.2 Operand Settings (S1/D1) - LG10/LG10P 32.17.10.3 Explanation of LG10 and LG10P Instructions 32.17.10.4 System Variables Indicating Execution Results - LG10/LG10P 32.18 Compare Instructions (Arithmetic) 32.18.1 EQ (=) 32.18.1.1 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - EQ 32.18.1.2 Operand Settings (S1/S2) - EQ 32.18.1.3 Explanation of the EQ Instruction 32.18.2 GT (>) 32.18.2.1 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - GT 32.18.2.2 Operand Settings (S1/S2) - GT 32.18.2.3 Explanation of the GT Instruction 32.18.3 LT (<) 32.18.3.1 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - LT 32.18.3.2 Operand Settings (S1/S2) - LT 32.18.3.3 Explanation of the LT Instruction 32.18.4 GE (>=) 32.18.4.1 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - GE 32.18.4.2 Operand Settings (S1/S2) - GE 32.18.4.3 Explanation of the GE Instruction 32.18.5 LE (<=) 32.18.5.1 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - LE 32.18.5.2 Operand Settings (S1/S2) - LE 32.18.5.3 Explanation of the LE Instruction 32.18.6 NE (<>) 32.18.6.1 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - NE 32.18.6.2 Operand Settings (S1/S2) - NE 32.18.6.3 Explanation of the NE Instruction 32.19 Compare Instructions (Time) 32.19.1 JEQ (=) 32.19.1.1 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - JEQ 32.19.1.2 Explanation of the JEQ Instruction 32.19.1.3 Operand Settings (S1/S2) - JEQ 32.19.1.4 Explanation of the JEQ Instruction 32.19.2 JGT (>) 32.19.2.1 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - JGT 32.19.2.2 Explanation of the JGT Instruction 32.19.2.3 Operand Settings (S1/S2) - JGT 32.19.2.4 Explanation of the JGT Instruction 32.19.3 JLT (<) 32.19.3.1 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - JLT 32.19.3.2 Explanation of the JLT Instruction 32.19.3.3 Operand Settings (S1/S2) - JLT 32.19.3.4 Explanation of the JLT Instruction 32.19.4 JGE (>=) 32.19.4.1 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - JGE 32.19.4.2 Explanation of the JGE Instruction 32.19.4.3 Operand Settings (S1/S2) - JGE 32.19.4.4 Explanation of the JGE Instruction 32.19.5 JLE (<=) 32.19.5.1 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - JLE 32.19.5.2 Explanation of the JLE Instruction 32.19.5.3 Operand Settings (S1/S2) - JLE 32.19.5.4 Explanation of the JLE Instruction 32.19.6 JNE (<>) 32.19.6.1 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - JNE 32.19.6.2 Explanation of the JNE Instruction 32.19.6.3 Operand Settings (S1/S2) - JNE 32.19.6.4 Explanation of the JNE Instruction 32.20 Compare Instructions (Date) 32.20.1 NEQ (=) 32.20.1.1 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - NEQ 32.20.1.2 Explanation of the NEQ Instruction 32.20.1.3 Operand Settings (S1/S2) - NEQ 32.20.1.4 Explanation of the NEQ Instruction 32.20.2 NGT (>) 32.20.2.1 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - NGT 32.20.2.2 Explanation of the NGT Instruction 32.20.2.3 Operand Settings (S1/S2) - NGT 32.20.2.4 Explanation of the NGT Instruction 32.20.3 NLT (<) 32.20.3.1 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - NLT 32.20.3.2 Explanation of the NLT Instruction 32.20.3.3 Operand Settings (S1/S2) - NLT 32.20.3.4 Explanation of the NLT Instruction 32.20.4 NGE (>=) 32.20.4.1 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - NGE 32.20.4.2 Explanation of the NGE Instruction 32.20.4.3 Operand Settings (S1/S2) - NGE 32.20.4.4 Explanation of the NGE Instruction 32.20.5 NLE (<=) 32.20.5.1 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - NLE 32.20.5.2 Explanation of the NLE Instruction 32.20.5.3 Operand Settings (S1/S2) - NLE 32.20.5.4 Explanation of the NLE Instruction 32.20.6 NNE (<>) 32.20.6.1 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - NNE 32.20.6.2 Explanation of the NNE Instruction 32.20.6.3 Operand Settings (S1/S2) - NNE 32.20.6.4 Explanation of the NNE Instruction 32.21 Convert Instructions (Data Convert) 32.21.1 BCD/BCDP (BCD Convert) 32.21.1.1 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - BCD/BCDP 32.21.1.2 Operand Settings (S1/D1) - BCD/BCDP 32.21.1.3 Explanation of the BCD and BCDP Instructions 32.21.1.4 System Variables Indicating Execution Results - BCD/BCDP 32.21.2 BIN/BINP (BIN Convert) 32.21.2.1 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - BIN/BINP 32.21.2.2 Operand Settings (S1/D1) - BIN/BINP 32.21.2.3 Explanation of the BIN and BINP Instructions 32.21.2.4 System Variables Indicating Execution Results - BIN/BINP 32.21.3 ENCO/ENCOP (Encode) 32.21.3.1 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - ENCO/ENCOP 32.21.3.2 Operand Settings (S1/D1) - ENCO/ENCOP 32.21.3.3 Explanation of the ENCO and ENCOP Instructions 32.21.3.4 System Variables Indicating Execution Results - ENCO/ENCOP 32.21.4 DECO/DECOP (Decode) 32.21.4.1 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - DECO/DECOP 32.21.4.2 Operand Settings (S1/D1) - DECO/DECOP 32.21.4.3 Explanation of the DECO and DECOP Instructions 32.21.4.4 System Variables Indicating Execution Results - DECO/DECOP 32.21.5 RAD/RADP (Convert to Radian) 32.21.5.1 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - RAD/RADP 32.21.5.2 Operand Settings (S1/D1) - RAD/RADP 32.21.5.3 Explanation of the RAD and RADP Instructions 32.21.5.4 System Variables Indicating Execution Results - RAD/RADP 32.21.6 DEG/DEGP (Degree Convert) 32.21.6.1 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - DEG/DEGP 32.21.6.2 Operand Settings (S1/D1) - DEG/DEGP 32.21.6.3 Explanation of the DEG and DEGP Instructions 32.21.6.4 System Variables Indicating Execution Results - DEG/DEGP 32.21.7 SCL/SCLP (Scale) 32.21.7.1 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - SCL/SCLP 32.21.7.2 Operand Settings (S1/D1) - SCL/SCLP 32.21.7.3 Explanation of the SCL and SCLP Instructions 32.21.7.4 System Variables Indicating Execution Results - SCL/SCLP 32.21.7.5 Upper and Lower Limits for Input and Output - SCL/SCLP 32.22 Convert Instructions (Type Convert) 32.22.1 I2F/I2FP (Convert Integer to Float) 32.22.1.1 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - I2F/I2FP 32.22.1.2 Operand Settings (S1) - I2F/I2FP 32.22.1.3 Operand Settings (D1) - I2F/I2FP 32.22.1.4 Explanation of the I2F and I2FP Instructions 32.22.1.5 Confirming Execution Results - I2F/I2FP 32.22.2 I2R/I2RP (Convert Integer to Real) 32.22.2.1 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - I2R/I2RP 32.22.2.2 Operand Settings (S1) - I2R/I2RP 32.22.2.3 Operand Settings (D1) - I2R/I2RP 32.22.2.4 Explanation of the I2R and I2RP Instructions 32.22.2.5 Confirming Execution Results - I2R/I2RP 32.22.3 F2I/F2IP (Convert Float to Integer) 32.22.3.1 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - F2I/F2IP 32.22.3.2 Operand Settings (S1) - F2I/F2IP 32.22.3.3 Operand Settings (D1) - F2I/F2IP 32.22.3.4 Explanation of the F2I/F2IP Instructions 32.22.3.5 Confirming Execution Results - F2I/F2IP 32.22.4 F2R/F2RP (Convert Float to Real) 32.22.4.1 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - F2R/F2RP 32.22.4.2 Operand Settings (S1) - F2R/F2RP 32.22.4.3 Operand Settings (D1) - F2R/F2RP 32.22.4.4 Explanation of the F2R/F2RP Instructions 32.22.4.5 Confirming Execution Results - F2R/F2RP 32.22.5 R2I/R2IP (Convert Real to Integer) 32.22.5.1 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - R2I/R2IP 32.22.5.2 Operand Settings (S1) - R2I/R2IP 32.22.5.3 Operand Settings (D1) - R2I/R2IP 32.22.5.4 Explanation of the R2I/R2IP Instructions 32.22.5.5 Confirming Execution Results - R2I/R2IP 32.22.6 R2F/R2FP (Convert Real to Float) 32.22.6.1 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - R2F/R2FP 32.22.6.2 Operand Settings (S1) - R2F/R2FP 32.22.6.3 Operand Settings (D1) - R2F/R2FP 32.22.6.4 Explanation of the R2F/R2FP Instructions 32.22.6.5 Confirming Execution Results - R2F/R2FP 32.22.7 H2S/H2SP (Convert Time to Seconds) 32.22.7.1 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - H2S/H2SP 32.22.7.2 Operand Settings (S1) - H2S/H2SP 32.22.7.3 Operand Settings (D1) - H2S/H2SP 32.22.7.4 Explanation of the H2S and H2SP Instructions 32.22.7.5 Confirming Execution Results - H2S/H2SP 32.22.8 S2H/S2HP (Convert Seconds to Time) 32.22.8.1 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - S2H/S2HP 32.22.8.2 Operand Settings (S1) - S2H/S2HP 32.22.8.3 Operand Settings (D1) - S2H/S2HP 32.22.8.4 Explanation of the S2H and S2HP Instructions 32.22.8.5 Confirming Execution Results - S2H/S2HP 32.23 I/O Driver Instructions 32.23.1 SDOR, SDOW, DGMT, DGSL (CANopen Driver) 32.23.1.1 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - SDOR/SDOW/DGMT/DGSL 32.23.1.2 Operand Settings (S1 to S10, D1 to D5) - SDOR/SDOW/DGMT/DGSL 32.23.1.3 SDOR, SDOW, DGMT, DGSL (CANopen Driver) 32.23.2 PLSX (STD driver) 32.23.2.1 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - PLSX 32.23.2.2 Explanation of the PLSX Instruction 32.23.3 PLSY (STD driver) 32.23.3.1 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - PLSY 32.23.3.2 Explanation of the PLSY Instruction 32.23.4 PLSG (STD driver) 32.23.4.1 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - PLSG 32.23.4.2 Explanation of the PLSG Instruction 32.23.5 PLS (STD driver) 32.23.5.1 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - PLS 32.23.5.2 Explanation of the PLS Instruction 32.23.6 PLSQ (STD driver) 32.23.6.1 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - PLSQ 32.23.6.2 Explanation of the PLSQ Instruction 32.23.7 PWMX (STD driver) 32.23.7.1 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - PWMX 32.23.7.2 Explanation of the PWMX Instruction 32.23.8 PWMG (STD driver) 32.23.8.1 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - PWMG 32.23.8.2 Explanation of the PWMG Instruction 32.23.9 PWM (STD driver) 32.23.9.1 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - PWM 32.23.9.2 Explanation of the PWM Instruction 32.23.10 PWMQ (STD driver) 32.23.10.1 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - PWMQ 32.23.10.2 Explanation of the PWMQ Instruction 32.23.11 HSCX (STD driver) 32.23.11.1 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - HSCX 32.23.11.2 Explanation of the HSCX Instruction 32.23.12 HSCG (STD driver) 32.23.12.1 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - HSCG 32.23.12.2 Explanation of the HSCG Instruction 32.23.13 HSC (STD driver) 32.23.13.1 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - HSC 32.23.13.2 Explanation of the HSC Instruction 32.23.14 HSCQ (STD driver) 32.23.14.1 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - HSCQ 32.23.14.2 Explanation of the HSCQ Instruction 32.23.15 PCH (STD driver) 32.23.15.1 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - PCH 32.23.15.2 Explanation of the PCH Instruction 32.23.16 PCHQ (STD driver) 32.23.16.1 Calculating the Number of Steps When Setting Operands - PCHQ 32.23.16.2 Explanation of the PCHQ Instruction 32.24 Restrictions for I/O Driver Instructions (STD Driver) 33.Simulation 33.1 Settings Menu 33.2 Checking Display Unit operations on the Computer 33.2.1 Procedure - Checking Display Unit operations on the Computer 33.3 Checking operation of the I/O driver on the Computer 33.3.1 Procedure - Checking operation of the I/O driver on the Computer 33.4 Checking Logic Operations on the Computer 33.4.1 Procedure - Checking Logic Operations on the Computer 33.5 Checking Display Unit operation and PLC interaction on the Computer 33.5.1 Required Software 33.5.2 Supported Drivers/CPUs 33.5.2.1 Supported Drivers/CPUs - Mitsubishi Electric 33.5.3 Procedure - Checking Display Unit operation and PLC interaction on the Computer 33.6 Settings Guide 33.6.1 GP-Pro EX Simulation Setting Guide 33.6.2 Address View Setting Guide 33.6.3 Logic View Settings Guide 33.6.4 I/O View Settings Guide 33.6.5 External PLC Simulator Settings Guide 33.7 Restrictions 33.7.1 Restrictions on Simulation 33.7.2 Restrictions on Address View 33.7.3 Restrictions on I/O View 33.7.4 Restrictions on Logic View 33.7.5 Restrictions on External PLC Simulator 34.Transfer 34.1 Settings Menu 34.2 Transferring Project Files via USB Transfer Cable 34.2.1 USB Transfer - Transferring from Computer to Display Unit (Send) 34.2.2 USB Transfer - Transferring from Display Unit to Computer (Receive) 34.3 Transferring Project Files via Ethernet (LAN) 34.3.1 Transfer - Transferring from Computer to Display Unit (Send) 34.3.2 Transfer - Transferring from Display Unit to Computer (Receive) 34.3.3 Transfer - Transferring Projects Using the Factory Set IP Address 34.4 Comparing Project Changes Prior to Transfer 34.4.1 Procedure - Comparing Project Changes Prior to Transfer 34.5 Transferring Only Data to a CF Card 34.5.1 Transfer - Transferring Only Data to a CF Card 34.6 Secure Transfer with Passwords 34.6.1 Procedure - Secure Transfer with Passwords 34.6.2 Deleting and Changing Transfer Passwords - Transferring with Passwords 34.7 Transferring Project Files Using a CF Card or USB Storage 34.7.1 Transfer - Transferring Project Files from PC to Display Unit 34.7.2 Transfer - Transferring Project Files from Display Unit to Computer (or to Another Display Unit) 34.8 Updating Remote Screen Data via Modem 34.8.1 Transfer - Updating Remote Screen Data via Modem 34.9 Checking Errors 34.9.1 Procedure - Checking Errors 34.10 Installing Only the Transfer Tool 34.10.1 Operating Systems that support Transfer Tool 34.10.2 Installing Transfer Tool 34.10.3 Transfer Tool: From Triggering to Sending 34.11 Settings Guide 34.11.1 Transfer Settings Guide 34.11.1.1 Transfer Settings 34.11.1.2 Site Transfer Settings 34.11.2 Memory Loader 34.11.3 Modem Settings Guide 34.12 Restrictions 34.12.1 Transfer Restrictions 34.12.2 Restrictions for Transfer Using Ethernet 34.12.3 Restrictions on Transfer Using a COM Port 34.12.4 Compare Project Restrictions 34.12.5 Restrictions on CF Card Connection 34.12.6 Restrictions on Modem Transfer 34.12.7 Restrictions on Memory Loader 34.13 How Send/Receive Works 34.13.1 How Send Works 34.13.2 How Receive Works 34.13.3 Recovery Tool 35.Print 35.1 Settings Menu 35.2 Printing the Project Settings 35.2.1 Procedure - Printing the Project Settings 35.2.2 Print Layout 35.3 Printing Data on the Display Unit 35.3.1 Data You can Print from the Display Unit 35.3.2 Connecting the Printer 35.3.2.1 Display Unit Supported Printer Types 35.3.2.2 Printers and Interfaces 35.3.2.3 Operating Environment for the GP Remote Printer Server 35.3.3 Procedure - Connecting a Printer Directly to the Display Unit 35.3.4 Procedure - Printing to a Network Printer 35.3.4.1 Connecting a device 35.3.4.2 Installation and Setup of an FTP Server 35.3.4.3 Installing the GP Remote Printer Server 35.3.4.4 For GP-Pro EX 35.4 Printing the Current Screen (Screen Hard Copy) 35.4.1 Copying the Screen 35.4.2 Procedure - Printing the Current Screen / Direct Access Method 35.4.2.1 Printing the Current Screen by Touch (Direct Access) 35.4.2.2 Printing the Current Screen by a Device/PLC 35.4.3 Procedure - Printing the Current Screen / Memory Link Method 35.4.3.1 Printing the Current Screen by Touch (Memory Link) 35.4.3.2 Printing the Current Screen by a PC Host 35.5 Cancel Printing 35.5.1 How to Cancel Printing 35.5.2 Procedure - Cancel Printing / Direct Access Method 35.5.2.1 Cancel Printing by Touch (Direct Access) 35.5.2.2 Cancel Printing by a Device/PLC (Direct Access) 35.5.3 Procedure - Cancel Printing / Memory Link Method 35.5.3.1 Cancel Printing by Touch (Memory Link) 35.5.3.2 Cancel Printing by a PC Host (Memory Link) 35.6 Settings Guide 35.6.1 Print Setup Guide 35.6.1.1 Cover Page 35.6.1.2 Project Information 35.6.1.3 Screen Information - List 35.6.1.4 Screen Information - Details 35.6.1.5 Logic 35.6.1.6 I/O Settings 35.6.1.7 Common 35.6.1.8 Comment 35.6.2 Printer Settings Guide 35.6.2.1 [Type] GP Remote Printer Server Settings 35.6.2.2 [Type] EPSON ESC/PR High Speed, EPSON ESC/PR High Quality, or EPSON ESC/PR [Port] USB 35.6.2.3 [Type] EPSON ESC/PR High Speed, EPSON ESC/PR High Quality, EPSON ESC/PR [Port] Ethernet 35.6.2.4 [Communication Settings] Port: COM1 35.6.2.5 [Communication Settings] Port: Ethernet 35.7 Restrictions 35.7.1 Restrictions for Printing from the Display Unit 35.7.2 Restrictions for the GP Remote Printer Server 36.Display or Operate a Computer from the Display Unit (Remote PC Access) 36.1 Operating Environment 36.1.1 Remote PC Access (RPA) 36.1.2 VNC Server 36.2 Settings Menu 36.3 Display or Operate a Computer from the Display Unit 36.3.1 Procedure - Display or Operate a Computer from the Display Unit 36.3.1.1 Server Computer Screen 36.3.1.2 Enter the key code 36.3.1.3 Remote PC Access Window Display Settings 36.3.1.4 Connecting the Display Unit and Computer 36.3.2 Procedure - Log in from Multiple Display Units 36.3.3 Remote PC Access (RPA) 36.4 Settings Guide 36.4.1 Remote PC Access Window Display Setting Guide 36.4.1.1 Basic Settings/Basic 36.4.1.2 Basic Settings/Extended 36.4.1.3 Switch 36.4.2 Input Equipment (Remote PC Access Input) Settings 36.5 Restrictions 36.5.1 Remote PC Access Window Display Unit Restrictions 36.5.2 Remote PC Access Window Restrictions 36.5.3 Server Computer Connection Restrictions 36.5.4 Remote PC Access Popup Keypad Restrictions 36.5.5 Remote PC Access USB Keyboard Restrictions 36.5.6 Remote PC Access USB Mouse Restrictions 37.Viewing and Operating Display Unit Data and Video Images from GP-Viewer EX, Web Server, and Camera-Viewer EX 37.1 Use GP-Viewer EX to Display and Operate Display Unit Data over a Network 37.1.1 GP-Viewer EX 37.2 GP-Viewer EX Operation Environment and Development Flow 37.2.1 Target Models - GP-Viewer EX 37.2.2 Development Process - GP-Viewer EX 37.3 Settings Menu - GP-Viewer EX 37.4 Display and Operate Data on the Display Unit Using GP-Viewer EX 37.4.1 Procedure - Using GP-Viewer EX to View and Operate the Display Unit 37.4.2 Starting GP-Pro EX to Creating Project Files - GP-Viewer EX 37.4.3 Installing and Uninstalling GP-Viewer EX 37.5 Restricting Access to GP-Viewer EX (Security) 37.5.1 Procedure - Restricting Access to GP-Viewer EX (Security) Level Mode 37.5.2 Procedure - Restricting Access to GP-Viewer EX (Security) User ID Mode 37.6 Using Synchronous and Asynchronous Modes with GP-Viewer EX 37.6.1 On GP-Viewer EX Startup 37.6.2 When Changing Screens 37.6.3 When Running Screen Operations 37.7 Use Internet Explorer to Display/Maintain Alarms and Device Addresses on the Display Unit (Web Server) 37.7.1 Web Server 37.8 Web Server Operation Environment and Development Flow 37.8.1 Target Models - Web Server 37.8.2 Supported Features - Web Server 37.8.3 Development Process - Web Server 37.9 Settings Menu - Web Server 37.10 Displaying and Editing Addresses Via Web Server 37.10.1 Procedure - Displaying and Editing Addresses Via Web Server 37.10.2 Starting GP-Pro EX to Creating Projects - Web Server 37.10.3 Operation - Displaying and Editing Addresses Via Web Server 37.11 Displaying Alarm information on the Web Server 37.11.1 Operation - Displaying Alarm information on the Web Server 37.12 Displaying Alarm Information as RSS Data on the Web Server 37.12.1 Procedure - Displaying Alarm Information as RSS Data on the Web Server 37.13 Using the Web Server to Transfer Files to the CF Card or USB Storage 37.13.1 Procedure - Using the Web Server to Transfer Files to the CF Card or USB Storage / FTP Server 37.13.2 Procedure - Using the Web Server to Transfer Files to the CF Card or USB Storage / Security 37.13.3 Operation - Using the Web Server to Transfer Files to the CF Card or USB Storage 37.14 Restricting Access to the Web Server (Security) 37.14.1 Procedure - Restricting Access to the Web Server (Security) / Level Mode 37.14.2 Procedure - Restricting Access to the Web Server (Security) / User ID Mode 37.14.3 Operation - Restricting Access to the Web Server (Security) 37.15 Display/Record the Picture from a Display Unit's Video Camera (Camera-Viewer EX) 37.15.1 Camera-Viewer EX 37.16 Camera-Viewer EX Operation Environment and Development Flow 37.16.1 Supported Models - Camera-Viewer EX 37.16.2 Operation Environment - Camera-Viewer EX 37.16.3 Number of Operating Units - Camera-Viewer EX 37.16.4 Development Process - Camera-Viewer EX 37.17 Settings Menu - Camera-Viewer EX 37.18 Displaying Live Video Feed from the Display Unit 37.18.1 Procedure - Displaying Live Video Feed from the Display Unit 37.18.2 Starting GP-Pro EX to Creating Project Files - Camera-Viewer EX 37.18.3 Installing and Uninstalling Camera-Viewer EX 37.19 Limiting Camera-Viewer EX Users (Security) 37.19.1 Procedure - Limiting Camera-Viewer EX Users (Security) with Levels 37.19.2 Procedure - Limiting Camera-Viewer EX Users (Security) with User ID 37.20 Settings Guide 37.20.1 Standard Template HTML Settings Guide 37.20.1.1 Standard Template HTML - Header Frame 37.20.1.2 Standard Template HTML - Footer Frame 37.20.1.3 Standard Template HTML - Main Frame / Logon 37.20.1.4 Standard Template HTML - Main Frame / [Welcome] Page 37.20.1.5 Standard Template HTML - Main Frame / [Device Information] Page 37.20.1.6 Standard Template HTML - Main Frame / [GP-Viewer EX] Page 37.20.1.7 Standard Template HTML - Main Frame / [Device View] Page 37.20.1.8 Standard Template HTML - Main Frame / [Alarm Information] Page 37.20.1.9 Standard Template HTML - Main Frame / [File Transfer] Page 37.20.2 System Settings - Display Unit - Remote Viewer Settings Guide 37.20.2.1 Remote Access - Remote Viewer 37.20.2.2 Remote Access - Web Server 37.20.2.3 Remote Access - FTP 37.20.2.4 Remote Access - Time Zone 37.20.2.5 Remote Access - Default Settings 37.20.2.6 Remote Viewer - Camera Viewer 37.21 Restrictions 37.21.1 GP-Viewer EX Restrictions 37.21.2 Web Server Restrictions 37.21.3 Camera-Viewer EX Restrictions 38.Using IPC Series Like a GP (WinGP) 38.1 What is WinGP? 38.1.1 Overview - WinGP 38.1.2 License - WinGP 38.1.3 Full Configuration - WinGP 38.1.4 Differences with Display Unit - WinGP 38.2 Operating Environment - WinGP 38.2.1 Supported Models - WinGP 38.2.2 Model Environment - WinGP 38.2.3 Application Development Environment - WinGP 38.3 Development Process - WinGP 38.3.1 Development Process - WinGP 38.3.2 Installing/Uninstalling WinGP 38.3.2.1 Install Procedure - WinGP 38.3.2.2 Uninstall Procedure - WinGP 38.3.3 Starting GP-Pro EX to Creating Projects - WinGP 38.3.3.1 Selecting the Display Unit and Device/PLC - WinGP 38.3.3.2 Create/Save - WinGP 38.3.4 Transfer - WinGP 38.3.4.1 When Using Different Computer for Running WinGP 38.3.4.2 When Using the Same Computer for Running WinGP 38.3.5 Starting/Running WinGP 38.3.6 Exit WinGP 38.3.6.1 Use switch parts to exit 38.3.6.2 Use D-script to exit 38.4 Settings Menu 38.5 Retrieve WinGP information or Operate WinGP from user application 38.5.1 Procedure - Retrieve WinGP information or Operate WinGP from user application 38.5.2 Samples of Read/Write Data (Device Access API) 38.5.2.1 Sample Overview - Samples of Read/Write Data (Device Access API) 38.5.2.2 How to specify device addresses directly 38.5.2.3 VB .NET 2003 Program Example - Samples of Read/Write Data (Device Access API) 38.5.2.4 VB6 Program Example - Samples of Read/Write Data (Device Access API) 38.5.3 Sample to retrieve the WinGP status and change its settings (Handling API) 38.5.3.1 Sample Overview - Sample to retrieve the WinGP status and change the settings (Handling API) 38.5.3.2 VB .NET 2003 Program Example - Sample to retrieve the WinGP status and change its settings (Handling API) 38.5.3.3 VB6 Program Example - Sample to retrieve the WinGP status and change its settings (Handling API) 38.6 Running the Application from WinGP 38.6.1 Procedure - Running the Application from WinGP / Activate Switch 38.6.2 Procedure - Running the Application from WinGP / D-Script Trigger 38.7 Allocating a switch feature to a function key 38.7.1 Procedure - Allocating a switch feature to a function key 38.7.2 Switch/Key parts that can be set for a function key 38.8 Keep History of Error Messages Displayed in WinGP 38.8.1 Procedure - Keep History of Error Messages Displayed in WinGP 38.9 API Function List 38.9.1 Handling API 38.9.2 Function List - Handling API 38.9.2.1 Get WinGP handle 38.9.2.2 WinGP handle release 38.9.2.3 API Initialization 38.9.2.4 Exit API 38.9.2.5 Gets the startup state 38.9.2.6 Gets the screen number currently displayed 38.9.2.7 Gets the screen state 38.9.2.8 Gets the language settings 38.9.2.9 Gets the touch buzzer settings 38.9.2.10 Gets the project information 38.9.2.11 Gets the version information 38.9.2.12 Exit Operation 38.9.2.13 Changing the display screen number 38.9.2.14 Changing the screen state 38.9.2.15 Changing the language settings 38.9.2.16 Changing the touch buzzer settings 38.9.2.17 Get the number of screens 38.9.2.18 Listing the display screen numbers 38.9.2.19 Get the number of languages 38.9.2.20 List the language numbers 38.9.3 Device Access API 38.9.4 Function List - Device Address API 38.9.4.1 Function for read/write 38.9.4.2 Read SRAM backup data 38.9.4.3 Extended Read of SRAM Backup Data 38.9.4.4 Write SRAM backup data 38.9.4.5 Message handling control 38.9.4.6 Acquiring the method of message process 38.9.4.7 Text Conversion of Error Code 38.9.4.8 Error code string conversion (status information attached) 38.9.4.9 Read IPC Time as DWORD 38.9.4.10 Read IPC Time as VARIANT 38.9.4.11 Read IPC Time as STRING 38.9.4.12 Read IPC Time as STRING VARIANT 38.9.4.13 Read Reference Station Status 38.9.4.14 Finds the symbol/group byte size 38.9.4.15 Finds the number of members in the group 38.9.4.16 Searches for definition information about symbol, group, symbol sheet 38.9.4.17 Read CF Card status 38.9.4.18 Read CF card file list (optional folder name) 38.9.4.19 Read CF Card file list (define file type) 38.9.4.20 Read CF Card file (optional file name) 38.9.4.21 Read CF Card file (define file type) 38.9.4.22 Write to CF Card file (optional file name) 38.9.4.23 Write to CF Card file (define type) 38.9.4.24 Delete CF Card file (optional file name) 38.9.4.25 Change CF card file name 38.9.4.26 Delete CF Card File (Type) 38.9.4.27 Get Free Space in CF Card 38.9.4.28 Function Name 38.9.4.29 Start Queuing Device Read Request 38.9.4.30 Start Queuing Device Write Request 38.9.4.31 Queuing Device Read/Write Request 38.9.4.32 Cancel Queuing Device Read/Write Request 38.9.4.33 Getting Result of Queuing Device Read/Write Request 38.9.5 About API 38.9.5.1 Data Type 38.9.5.2 Specify the Device/PLC 38.9.5.3 Device Length 38.9.5.4 Symbol Index (16 Bits) 38.9.5.5 Windows Message Processing 38.9.5.6 Prohibit Double Calling API 38.9.5.7 Reading Text in VB 38.9.5.8 Bit data access 38.9.6 Error Code List 38.9.6.1 REAA Errors 38.9.6.2 RYAA Errors 38.9.6.3 SAAA Errors 38.9.6.4 SAAF Errors 38.9.6.5 Other Errors 38.10 Settings Guide 38.10.1 IPC Settings Guide 38.10.1.1 IPC Settings - Display 38.10.1.2 IPC Settings - Historical Data Retentive Settings 38.10.1.3 IPC Settings - Error Settings 38.10.1.4 IPC Settings - Set Destination Folder 38.10.1.5 IPC Settings - Transfer Settings 38.10.1.6 IPC Settings - API Communication 38.10.2 Window Frame Settings Guide 38.10.2.1 Window Frame - Main Screen 38.10.2.2 Window Frame - Right-click menu 38.10.3 ProjectCopy (Copy Tool) Settings Guide 38.11 Restrictions 38.11.1 Restrictions On Installation 38.11.2 Restrictions on Window Frames 38.11.3 Restrictions on using Windows XP Embedded 38.11.4 Restriction on API Communication 38.11.5 Transfer Restrictions 38.11.6 Restrictions when using [ProjectCopy] (Copy Tool) 38.11.7 Restrictions on error logs 38.11.8 Function Key Restrictions 38.12 How Function Keys Run in WinGP 39.Function Key Settings (Hand-held GP) 39.1 Function Key Features 39.2 Settings Menu 39.3 Setting Up Function Keys on the Hand-held GP 39.3.1 Procedure - Setting Up Function Keys on the Hand-held GP 39.4 Setting Up Common Function Keys for All Hand-held GP Screens 39.4.1 Procedure - Setting Up Common Function Keys for All Hand-held GP Screens 39.5 Function Key Actions 39.6 Settings Guide 39.6.1 Function Setting Guide 39.7 Restrictions 40.Other Convenient Functions 40.1 Confirming the Address List Used in a Project File 40.1.1 Procedure - Viewing the List of Addresses 40.1.2 Procedure - Viewing a Map of Addresses 40.1.3 Procedure - Changing Addresses Used in Screen Parts from the Address Map 40.2 Converting Multiple Addresses 40.2.1 Procedure - Converting Multiple Addresses 40.3 Searching/Replacing Parts Addresses, Labels, Comments, and Logic Instructions 40.3.1 Procedure - Searching/Replacing Parts Addresses, Labels, Comments, and Logic Instructions 40.4 Monitoring the Value of Device Addresses (Device Monitor) 40.4.1 Procedure - Monitoring the Value of Device Addresses (Device Monitor) 40.4.2 Operation - Monitoring the Value of Device Addresses (Device Monitor) 40.4.2.1 Start the Device Monitor Screen 40.4.2.2 Monitor the Selected Device 40.4.2.3 Write to the Selected Address 40.4.2.4 Minimize the Device Monitor Screen 40.4.2.5 Moving the Display Position of the Display Monitor Screen 40.4.3 Restriction for Device Monitor 40.5 Executing Multiple Actions (Programs) with a Switch Operation 40.5.1 Trigger Action Parts Settings Guide 40.5.1.1 Bit Action 40.5.1.2 Word Action 40.5.1.3 Screen Change 40.5.1.4 Draw Action 40.5.1.5 Special Action 40.5.2 Trigger Action Restrictions 40.5.3 [Draw Action] Details 40.6 Saving the Current Screen At Runtime (Screen Capture) 40.6.1 Procedure - Saving the Current Screen at Runtime (Screen Capture) 40.6.2 Restrictions for Screen Capture 40.7 Transferring Data Between a CF Card and a USB Storage Device 40.7.1 Procedure - Transferring Data Between a CF Card and a USB Storage Device 40.7.2 Operation - Transferring Data Between a CF Card and a USB Storage Device 40.8 Using the FTP Server to backup data in the Display's External Storage 40.8.1 Procedure - Using the FTP Server to backup data in the Display's External Storage 40.8.2 Restrictions on Using FTP Server 40.9 In GP-Pro EX, Using Package Files Created in Microsoft Visio 40.9.1 Pro-face Converter Operating Environment 40.9.2 Pro-face Converter - Installing 40.9.3 Creating GP-Pro EX Data Using Microsoft Visio 40.9.3.1 Create a GP-Pro EX Drawing from Existing Visio Dawings 40.9.3.2 Converting Drawing into a Package File 40.9.3.3 Importing a Package File into GP-Pro EX Appendix A.1 Internal Device A.1.1 LS Area (Direct Access Method Area) A.1.1.1 Details About Each Address - LS Area (Direct Access Method) A.1.1.2 System Data Area (Direct Access Method) A.1.1.3 Special Relay (Direct Access Method) A.1.1.4 LS9000 Area (Direct Access Method) A.1.1.5 Device/PLC System Data Area Allocation Procedure A.1.2 System Area (Memory Link Area) A.1.2.1 Details About Each Address - System Area (Memory Link) A.1.2.2 System Data Area (Memory Link) A.1.2.3 Special Relay (Memory Link) A.1.2.4 9000 Area (Memory Link) A.1.3 Restrictions A.1.3.1 Display Unit Internal Device Restrictions A.1.3.2 Special Relay Restrictions A.1.3.3 Restrictions When Using Direct Access and Memory Link Together A.2 System Variables A.2.1 Logic System Variables - #L System Variables A.2.1.1 Bit Type Logic System Variables - #L System Variables A.2.1.2 Integer Type Logic System Variables - #L System Variables A.2.2 HMI System Variables - #H System Variables A.2.2.1 Bit Type - #H System Variables A.2.2.2 Integer Type - #H System Variables Troubleshooting T.1 Identifying the problem T.2 Problems with PC operation T.2.1 GP-Pro EX cannot be installed T.2.1.1 Does your PC meet the operating environment of GP-Pro EX? T.2.1.2 Before installing, did you log in to Windows using an account with administrator rights? T.2.1.3 Is "Multilingual Manager" activated when "RAKURAKU CHUGOKUGO" (V2, V2 + translation, V3) or "RAKURAKU KANKOKUGO" (V1.5, V2) is installed? T.2.2 GP-Pro EX does not start or terminates abnormally T.2.2.1 Is an error message displayed? T.2.2.2 Only specific project files cannot start? T.2.2.3 Does GP-Pro EX terminate abnormally when you open a specific file? T.2.2.4 Can you select ST3000 Series? T.2.2.5 Is it a GP-Pro EX recommended operating environment? T.2.2.6 Is memory-resident software installed? T.2.3 Unable to transfer project (USB transfer cable) T.2.3.1 Did you use the USB transfer cable which is provided by Pro-face as an option (Model: CA3-USBCB-01)? T.2.3.2 Has the driver for the USB cable been installed? T.2.3.3 Does the computer recognize the display unit? (GP-4100 Series) T.2.3.4 Password entry is required during operation. (Have you set a password?) T.2.3.5 Can you send a new project file? T.2.3.6 Can you force a transfer by setting DIP switch 2 of the Display to ON? T.2.3.7 Can you transfer the file from a different PC? T.2.3.8 Unable to recognize the driver for the USB Data Transfer Cable T.2.4 Unable to transfer project (Ethernet cable) T.2.4.1 Has the IP address been set for the Display Unit in offline mode? T.2.4.2 Has the IP address been set for the PC? T.2.4.3 Are the host computer and the Display unit directly connected via the Ethernet cable? T.2.4.4 Can you get the Display Unit's IP Address with PING from the command prompt? T.2.4.5 Is the firewall feature activated? T.2.4.6 Are two or more LAN cards used? T.2.4.7 Is memory-resident software installed? T.2.4.8 Does the self-diagnosis of the Display regarding the Ethernet interface indicate an OK result? T.2.4.9 Password entry is required during operation. (Have you set a password?) T.2.5 Unable to run CF card / USB storage transfer (CF/USB memory loader tool) T.2.5.1 Is an error code displayed? T.2.5.2 Was the CF card or USB storage formatted in NTFS format? T.2.5.3 Is the memory loader tool created together with the data in the CF card or USB storage? T.2.5.4 Can you not start the memory loader? T.2.5.5 Is backup data created? T.2.5.6 Password entry is required during operation. (Have you set a password?) T.2.5.7 Is the destination for backup/trigger data at the root folder of the CF card or USB storage? T.2.6 Cannot use modem for transferring T.2.6.1 Is an error message displayed? T.2.6.2 Is the status of the Display Unit one of the following? T.2.6.3 Is a proper modem used? T.2.6.4 Is the modem connected to the Display properly? T.2.6.5 Is the modem set properly on the PC? T.2.7 Online update fails T.2.7.1 Can you select the [Install] or [Download Only] button after selecting an update item? Is there a script error displayed? T.2.8 Pass-Through Configuration Tool cannot start T.2.8.1 Is your system compatible with the Pass-Through Configuration Tool operating environment? T.2.8.2 When [Pass-Through Configuration Tool] is double-clicked, is the following message displayed? T.2.9 Display Unit cannot communicate with the PC via the pass-through function T.2.9.1 Does the display unit communicate with the PLC/device? T.2.9.2 Is your PC connected to the Display through a USB transfer cable? T.2.9.3 Are the host computer and the Display unit directly connected via the Ethernet cable? T.2.9.4 Is the display unit in offline mode? T.2.9.5 Has the Pass-Through Configuration Tool been run for software other than the ladder software of the connected device? T.2.9.6 In the Pass-Through Configuration Tool, is the check box for the target COM port number selected? T.2.9.7 Is the same COM port number set in the ladder software of the connected device? T.2.10 Cannot display manuals and sites from the help menu T.2.10.1 Has the Windows Explorer settings changed? T.2.11 The fonts appear differently depending on the PC T.2.11.1 Do you use image fonts? T.2.12 GP-Pro EX does not operate properly T.2.12.1 Are you using GP-Pro EX Version 2.1 or earlier with Windows Vista? T.3 Problems with Display operation T.3.1 The touch panel (switch) does not respond T.3.1.1 Is the status LED light orange? T.3.1.2 Does this phenomenon occur with all switches? T.3.1.3 Can the Display Unit enter offline mode? T.3.1.4 Is the communication between the Display Unit and the connected device established? T.3.2 Different part of the display responds when touched (switch), or responds by itself - When Using the Display Unit T.3.3 Different part of the display responds when touched (switch), or responds by itself - When Using WinGP T.3.4 The Display does not turn ON (The initial screen is not displayed. The screen remains black.) T.3.5 An alarm sounds continuously T.3.6 Lines (streaks) on the screen, Screen turns white T.3.7 The status LED is flashing in green T.3.8 The screen flickers T.3.9 Display response is slow T.3.10 A screen prompting you to re-transfer appears after you have transferred the file T.4 Problems with communication with connected devices T.4.1 Communication fails on all screens T.4.2 Communication fails on specific screens T.4.3 Communication is slow T.4.4 Communication stops intermittently T.5 Problems communicating with I/O units T.5.1 Devices connected to the DIO interface do not turn ON/OFF T.5.2 FLEX NETWORK I/O unit will not operate T.5.3 FLEX NETWORK analog unit, 2ch analog unit will not operate T.5.4 FLEX NETWORK single-axis positioning unit, FLEX NETWORK high speed counter unit will not operate T.5.5 Communication fails with the GP3000 Series PROFIBUS Slave Unit T.5.6 Image does not appear when using the Video Module T.5.7 DeviceNet (Slave Unit) will not communicate T.5.8 Communication fails with the EX module T.5.9 USB transfer cable is not recognized T.5.10 USB-Serial (RS-232C) conversion cable is not recognized T.5.11 Communication fails with all the devices connected to a CANopen master unit T.5.12 Communication fails with part of the device connected to a CANopen master unit T.6 Errors displayed on a PC T.6.1 Errors displayed during installation T.6.2 Errors displayed during screen creation T.6.3 Errors displayed during error check T.6.4 Errors displayed during simulation T.6.5 Errors displayed during transfer T.6.6 Errors displayed when the GP-Viewer EX function is used T.6.7 Errors displayed with Pass-Through function T.6.8 Errors displayed when using GP-Viewer EX and Ethernet Multilink T.7 Display-related errors T.7.1 Settings common to all Display models T.7.2 When the DIO board type GP3000 series is used T.7.3 When the LT3000 is used T.8 Errors displayed with an expansion unit T.8.1 When the GP3000 Series DIO board type is used T.8.2 When the FLEX NETWORK unit is used T.8.3 When PROFIBUS is used T.8.4 DeviceNet (Slaveunit) T.8.5 When the EX module is used T.8.6 Errors displayed when CANopen is used T.9 Errors displayed by Internet Explorer T.9.1 Errors displayed when Web Server is accessed T.10 Errors displayed when the project converter is used T.11 If the problem still continues... T.11.1 Visit our Website! T.11.2 Telephone Contact Display Unit System Settings (Offline) M.1 Offline Mode M.1.1 Common Switches in offline mode M.1.2 Entering Offline Mode M.1.3 Operation in offline mode M.2 Display screen settings M.2.1 Adjusting the brightness/contrast M.2.2 Adjusting the clock on the Display M.2.3 Turning OFF the screen after a certain period of time (standby mode) M.2.4 Setting the delay between power-on and Display start-up M.2.5 Setting the number of the screen that is initially displayed after the power is turned ON M.2.6 Deactivating the touch sound M.2.7 Changing the language used for the system menu and offline mode menu to Japanese M.2.8 Changing the timing to recognize touches M.2.9 Preventing malfunctions when the backlight burns out M.2.10 Deleting the touched position (When the GP-3200/ST3000 series is used) M.3 Peripheral device settings M.3.1 Checking the communication settings for the connected device M.3.2 Checking the printer settings M.3.3 Checking the bar code reader settings M.4 Ethernet settings M.4.1 Assigning an IP address to the Display M.5 Password and license settings M.5.1 Preventing others from changing the offline settings M.5.2 Granting security rights for screen operations M.5.3 Setting up GP-Viewer EX or Remote PC Access License M.6 Initialization of the memory/CF card M.6.1 Initializing Internal Memory M.6.2 Initializing the CF card M.6.3 Initializing the backup memory (SRAM) M.7 External file operation M.7.1 Reading the string table data stored in the external storage M.7.2 Creating an index file for the recipe in the external storage M.8 Operation check of the Display M.8.1 Touch Panel Check M.8.2 Calibration Touch Panel M.8.3 Check COM1/COM2/LAN M.9 Operation (communication) check of the logic functions M.9.1 Checking whether the logic program is operating properly M.9.2 Checking whether the DIO interfaces of the Display turn ON/OFF properly M.9.3 Checking Communication with the FLEX NETWORK M.9.4 Checking the operation of the device connected to the DIO interface of the LT3000 series M.9.5 Checking if communication with the EX modules is enabled M.9.6 Checking if communication is possible on the side with the CANopen master supported display unit (master side) M.9.7 Checking the slave unit side M.9.8 Checking the status of the entire network during CANopen communication M.9.9 Checking the operation of the device connected to the AnyWire Slave Unit M.10 Controller settings M.10.1 Adjusting the scan time based on the ratio to the execution time of the logic functions (CPU Scan Percentage) M.10.2 Adjusting the scan time by setting the execution time of the logic functions and the display function execution time (Fixed Scan Time) M.11 Video display adjustment/check M.11.1 Adjusting the image quality for the video display M.11.2 Checking whether video signals are being received by the Display when video is not displayed M.12 Screen transfer from GP-Pro EX M.12.1 Opening the transfer screen manually when project files cannot be transferred M.12.2 Backing up the SRAM data onto the CF card before transferring a new project file M.12.3 Forcing the transfer of project files M.13 Restarting the IPC unit and removing a device on a Panel Computer M.13.1 Restarting the IPC unit M.13.2 Detaching the device connected to the IPC unit M.14 Remote Viewer Settings M.14.1 Setting the remote viewer function (GP-Viewer EX, Web Server, Camera-Viewer EX) M.15 System Menu M.15.1 System Menu - Offline, CF/USB, Error, Reset M.15.2 System Menu - Volume, IP Address M.15.3 System Menu - Address Monitor, Logic Monitor M.15.4 System Menu - When Using GP-4100 Series M.16 Offline Settings - Common M.16.1 [Home] Setting Guide M.16.2 Main Unit Settings Guide M.16.2.1 Main Unit - Screen Settings M.16.2.2 Main Unit - Operation Settings M.16.2.3 Main Unit - Display Settings M.16.2.4 Main Unit - Menu and Error Settings M.16.2.5 Main Unit - Window Settings M.16.2.6 Main Unit - System Area Settings M.16.2.7 Main Unit - Ethernet settings M.16.2.8 Main Unit - Extended Settings M.16.2.9 Main Unit - Remote Viewer Settings M.16.3 Peripheral Settings Guide M.16.3.1 Peripheral Settings - Device/PLC Settings M.16.3.2 Peripheral Settings - Printer Settings M.16.3.3 Peripheral Settings - Bar Code Settings M.16.3.4 Peripheral Settings - USB M.16.3.5 Peripheral Settings - Script Settings M.16.4 Password Settings Guide M.16.4.1 Set Password - System Password M.16.4.2 Set Password - Security Password M.16.5 Initialization Menu Setting Guide M.16.5.1 Initialize Setting Guide - Initialize User Memory M.16.5.2 Initialize Setting Guide - Initialize CF Card M.16.5.3 Initialize Setting Guide - Initialize Backup SRAM M.16.6 Maintenance Menu Setting Guide M.16.6.1 Maintenance Menu - Check Pattern M.16.6.2 Maintenance Menu - Check Font Display M.16.6.3 Maintenance Menu - Check Touch Panel M.16.6.4 Maintenance Menu - Calibrate Touch Panel M.16.6.5 Maintenance Menu - Check COM1/COM2/LAN M.16.6.6 Maintenance Menu - Memory Info M.16.6.7 Maintenance Menu - Color Tone M.16.7 Transfer Setting Guide M.16.7.1 Transfer - Transfer Project File M.16.7.2 Transfer - Transfer from CF to SRAM M.16.7.3 Transfer - Transfer from SRAM to CF M.16.8 External file operation setting guide M.16.8.1 External File Operation - Load Text Table M.16.8.2 External File Operation - CSV Data Index M.17 Brightness and Contrast Adjustment M.18 Offline Settings - GP3000 Series DIO board type M.18.1 [Home] Setting Guide M.18.2 Main Unit Settings Guide M.18.2.1 Main Unit - Logic Settings M.18.3 Peripheral Settings Guide M.18.3.1 Peripheral Settings - I/O Driver (I/O Check) M.18.3.2 Peripheral Settings - I/O Driver (I/O Monitor) - Input Type (Bit) Output Type (Bit) M.18.3.3 Peripheral Settings - I/O Driver (I/O Monitor) - Input Type (Bit) Output Type (Integer) M.18.3.4 Peripheral Settings - I/O Driver (I/O Monitor) - Input Type (Integer) Output Type (Bit) M.18.3.5 Peripheral Settings - I/O Driver (I/O Monitor) - Input Type (Integer) Output Type (Integer) M.19 Offline Settings - When Using FLEX NETWORK Unit M.19.1 [Home] Setting Guide M.19.2 Main Unit Settings Guide M.19.2.1 Main Unit - Logic Settings M.19.3 Peripheral Settings Guide M.19.3.1 Peripheral Settings - Check Communication M.19.3.2 Peripheral Settings - I/O Monitor - Model (Input) M.19.3.3 Peripheral Settings - I/O Monitor - Model (Output) M.19.3.4 Peripheral Settings - I/O Monitor - Model (Input/Output) M.19.3.5 Peripheral Settings - I/O Monitor - Model (Analog) M.20 Offline Settings - GP-3*50 Series Movie Function M.20.1 Main Unit Settings Guide M.20.1.1 Main Unit - Movie (General) M.20.1.2 Main Unit - Video Settings (Video) M.20.1.3 Main Unit - Video Settings (Video Recording) M.20.1.4 Main Unit - Video Settings (Play Video) M.21 Offline Settings - When Using VM Unit M.21.1 Main Unit Settings Guide M.21.1.1 Main Unit - VM Unit Settings (Video Operation Environment) M.21.1.2 Main Unit - VM Unit Settings (Video Display Adjustments) M.22 Offline Settings - When Using DVI Unit M.22.1 Main Unit Settings Guide M.22.1.1 Main Unit - DVI Unit Settings M.23 Offline Settings - When WinGP is used with IPC (Panel Computer only) M.23.1 IPC Settings Guide M.23.1.1 IPC Settings - Restarting IPC M.23.1.2 IPC Settings - Detach Hardware M.23.1.3 IPC Settings - Start Explorer M.23.1.4 IPC Settings - Start Task Manager M.23.1.5 IPC Settings - Specify file name and run M.23.1.6 IPC Settings - Start Network Settings M.23.2 WinGP Setting Guide M.23.2.1 WinGP - Frame Settings M.23.2.2 WinGP - Debug Settings M.23.2.3 WinGP - Transfer Settings M.24 Offline Settings - When Using LT3000 Series M.24.1 [Home] Setting Guide M.24.2 Main Unit Settings Guide M.24.2.1 Main Unit - Logic Settings M.24.3 Peripheral Settings Guide M.24.3.1 Peripheral Settings - I/O Driver (STD Driver) M.24.3.2 Peripheral Settings - I/O Driver (EXM Driver) M.24.3.3 Peripheral Settings - I/O Driver (AnyWire Bus D2 Driver) M.25 Offline Settings - Using CANopen Master M.25.1 [Home] Setting Guide M.25.2 Main Unit Settings Guide M.25.2.1 Main Unit - Logic Settings M.25.3 Peripheral Settings Guide M.25.3.1 Peripheral Settings - Master diagnostics M.25.3.2 Peripheral Settings - Slave diagnostics M.25.3.3 Peripheral Settings - Check network M.26 Offline Settings - When Using GP-32** Series M.26.1 Main Unit Settings Guide M.26.1.1 Main Unit - Display Settings M.27 Offline Settings - When Using Hand-held GP M.27.1 Main Unit Settings Guide M.27.1.1 Main Unit - Operation Settings M.27.2 Peripheral Settings Guide M.27.2.1 Peripheral Settings - Conversion Adapter M.27.3 Maintenance Menu Setting Guide M.27.3.1 Maintenance Menu - Check Function Switch M.28 Offline Settings - When Using GP-4100 Series M.28.1 Device/PLC Settings Guide M.28.1.1 Device/PLC - Communication Settings M.28.1.2 Device/PLC - Device Settings M.28.1.3 Device/PLC - Driver Information

17.9.2 Format of Specified Address As per the following format, values are used with the specified internal address. Address Setting Specified Address+0 Display Trigger   Specified Address+1 Window Number Reserved address that is not used for Bulletin Message Parts Specified Address+2 X coordinate of the window display position Specified Address+3 Y coordinate of the window display position Specified Address+4 Language   Specified Address+5 Font   Specified Address+6 Text Size   Specified Address+7 Number of Characters   Specified Address+8 Text Color   Specified Address+9 Text Background Color   Specified Address+10 Blink   Specified Address+11 Text   : :   Specified Address+n Text   Specified Address+n+1 Number of Characters   Specified Address+n+2 Text Color   Specified Address+n+3 Background Color   Specified Address+n+4 Blink   Specified Address+n+5 Text   : :   Specified Address+n+x Text   Specified Address+n+x+1 End of the text (Number of characters)   Settings are stored according to the device size of the specified internal address. When 16 bit device is specified Data is used in units of words according to the device size. For example, specified address is USR0100 When 32 bit device is specified Data is used in Double Word units according to the device size. However, the Text setting is used in units of words. For example, specified address is USR0100 Specified Address+0: Display Trigger Display/Delete Messages ... 5 4 3 2 1 0 Reserved Displayed State Reserved Display/Delete The same bit is used regardless of the size of the specified device (16 bit/32 bit device). State Display/Delete Bit: Bit 0 Displayed State Bit: Bit 4 Delete OFF OFF OFF ON Display ON OFF Displayed ON ON The action in each state is as follows. Delete The message is deleted when the bit is turned OFF (Deleted State), and the Displayed State Bit is updated to OFF. Display The message is displayed according to the value of the address after Language (Specified Address+4). The Display Completion bit will be updated to ON. Displayed The state in which the message display is completed. to update the message, follow either one of the following procedures. [Display] (Turn OFF the Displayed State bit) [Delete], and then [Display] Display when Screen Changed When the specified address of the Bulletin Message Parts to which the screen will be changed is in [Display] or [Displayed] state, the text will be displayed within the message display range after the screen is changed.   For example, same specified address is applied to all the Bulletin Message Parts set on the screen Specified Address+1: Window Number Specified Address+2: X coordinate of the window display position Specified Address+3: Y coordinate of the window display position Reserved addresses that are not used for Bulletin Message Parts These addresses are used for window screen display if the internal address specified when [Indirect] is selected in the [Global Window Operation] setting is the same as the specified address of the Bulletin Message Parts. Please refer to the Settings Guide for details. 5.3.4 System Settings [Display Unit] - [Mode] Settings Guide Specified Address+4: Language Select a language for the text to display. Language Language Code ASCII 0x0000 Korean 0x0001 Traditional Chinese 0x0002 Simplified Chinese 0x0003 Japanese 0x0004 Cyrillic (Stroke Font only) 0x0005 Thai 0x0006 Specified Address+5: Font Set text font for the message to display. Font Value Standard Font 0 Stroke Font 1 Standard font (stroke font for Cyrillic and Thai) will be applied when a value other than the above is set for the font. Specified Address+6: Text Size Set the size of the text for the message to display. The text sizes are as follows. Text Size Value 8x16 0x0810 8x32 0x0820 8x64 0x0840 16x16 0x1010 16x32 0x1020 16x64 0x1040 32x16 0x2010 32x32 0x2020 32x64 0x2040 Only vertical size is applied for Stroke Font. When a value other than the supported text size values is set, an error message indicating a font reading error will be displayed. Specified Address+7: Number of Characters Set the number of characters on which Text Color (Specified Address+8), Text Background Color (Specified Address+9) and Blink (Specified Address+10) are applied. Superposed characters such as Thai and Cyrillic, which are displayed as one character using two character codes, should be calculated as one character with 2 bytes. Number of Characters (Specified Address+7), Text Color (Specified Address+8), Text Background Color (Specified Address+9) and Blink (Specified Address+10) must be set collectively as one setting. When the number of characters differs from Number of Characters (Specified Address+7), text will not be displayed properly. For example, different text from the set text may be displayed. When the total number of characters exceeds 160, only 160 characters will be displayed. For example, displaying the following message on the base screen. Specified Address+8: Text Color Specified Address+9: Text Background Color Set the display color and background color for the text. Text color can be changed for each character. Number of Characters (Specified Address+7), Text Color (Specified Address+8), Text Background Color (Specified Address+9) and Blink (Specified Address+10) must be set collectively as one setting. Set to the start of the text you want to change. When a value other than the setting value is set, the lower bit 11 is used to display. Color code is the same as in the settings in GP-Pro EX. Please refer to the following for color codes. 8.16 Color Code Table When you can specify 256 colors, you can only set 64 fixed colors to the Bulletin Message. For example, Bulletin Message Parts are set on the base screen and the specified address is USR0100 Display text is "Standard Message Display". Text color and background color for "Standard Message" are white and black, respectively. Text color and background color for "Display" are black and white, respectively. Specified Address+10: Blink Set the text to blink or not to blink. Blink Value No Blink 0 Medium Speed Blink 1 Low Speed Blink 2 High Speed Blink 3 Number of Characters (Specified Address+7), Text Color (Specified Address+8), Text Background Color (Specified Address+9) and Blink (Specified Address+10) must be set collectively as one setting. When a value other than the values to blink is set, no blink will be specified. Specified Address+11: Text Set text to display in the display range. Text to be stored in the address is UNICODE. When line feed is set for the display text, line feed will be inserted. The maximum number of characters that can be displayed is 160 characters (including line feed). When data is set to the internal address, Text Data Mode should be considered. For more details, please refer to the following. 17.9.3 Storing Data according to Text Data Mode Specified Address+n+x+1: End of the text (Number of characters) The end of the text to be displayed as Bulletin Message is specified. This should be fixed to 0 (0x00).

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