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1 PLC Link Communication
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● PLC Link Connection Types
There are two basic types of connections. 1:1 Communication, where an external device is connected to a
MICRO/I; and 1:N Communication, where multiple external devices are connected to a MICRO/I.
■ 1:1 Communication
The MICRO/I is connected to a single external device.
■ 1:N Communication
The MICRO/I is connected to multiple external devices.
1.2 PLC Link Communication Settings
The external devices connected to the MICRO/I and connection types are selected on the Select Host I/F Driver dialog
box, or the Change Host I/F Driver dialog box.
• When creating new project data by following displayed dialog boxes and configuring settings step by step, by
clicking , and then clicking New, the Select Host I/F Driver dialog box is displayed. For details, refer to
Chapter 4 “Create new project data by using the interactive quick start” on page 4-1.
•Click Host I/F Driver on the status bar to display the Change Host I/F Driver dialog box. For details, refer to
Chapter 4 “Changing Host I/F Drivers” on page 4-22.
Specify Manufacturer and Protocol for each CPU Unit
*1
or each PLC Link Unit
*1
of the external device. For details
regarding the correspondence model, refer to the "External Device Setup Manual."
*1 Unit names vary based on the manufacturer of the external device.
MICRO/I
External device
Read
Write
PLC Link Communication
MICRO/I
Station No.1
Station No.2
Station No.3
External device
Read
Write
Read
Write
Read
Write
PLC Link Communication
- Operator Interface 1
- SAFETY PRECAUTIONS 2
- Preface-2 3
- Revision history 4
- Trademarks 4
- Preface-4 5
- Symbols Used in this Manual 6
- Preface-6 7
- Contents 9
- Chapter 4 Project Settings 10
- Chapter 5 Screen 11
- Chapter 6 Drawings and Parts 11
- Chapter 7 Drawings 12
- Chapter 8 Buttons 12
- Chapter 9 Lamps 13
- Chapter 10 Data Displays 13
- Chapter 11 Charts 14
- Chapter 12 Commands 14
- Chapter 13 Alarm Log Function 15
- Chapter 14 Data Log Function 15
- Chapter 16 Data Storage Area 16
- Chapter 18 Recipe Function 16
- Chapter 19 Text Group 17
- Chapter 20 Script 17
- Chapter 21 Sound Function 18
- Chapter 24 Online Function 18
- Chapter 25 Monitor Function 19
- Chapter 27 Maintenance 19
- Chapter 29 Expansion Modules 20
- Chapter 32 Internal Devices 21
- Chapter 33 MICRO/I Setup 21
- -21 WindO/I-NV2 User’s Manual 22
- Chapter 35 Troubleshooting 23
- -23 WindO/I-NV2 User’s Manual 24
- System Composition 25
- 1-2 WindO/I-NV2 User’s Manual 26
- 2 About the WindO/I-NV2 27
- 3 Operating Modes 28
- 1-6 WindO/I-NV2 User’s Manual 30
- Chapter 2 31
- 2-2 WindO/I-NV2 User’s Manual 32
- 1.2 Available Data 32
- WindO/I-NV2 User’s Manual 2-3 33
- 1 WindO/I-NV2 Specifications 33
- Example: Data handling 33
- 2-4 WindO/I-NV2 User’s Manual 34
- 2-6 WindO/I-NV2 User’s Manual 36
- 1.3 Available Text 36
- 2-8 WindO/I-NV2 User’s Manual 38
- High-quality Fonts 40
- Windows Font 43
- Upper 4 bits 46
- Lower 4 bits 46
- European Font (ISO 8859-1) 47
- Baltic Font (ANSI 1257) 48
- Cyrillic Font (ANSI 1251) 48
- Japanese Font (JIS X0201) 49
- Control Codes 49
- 1.5 Available Image Files 50
- (Picture name) 52
- Picture Manager 58
- Open Dialog Box 60
- (Check box) 61
- (Picture Name) 61
- (Target color) 61
- (Replace with) 61
- Book Maintenance Dialog Box 63
- Symbol Options Dialog Box 65
- 90 180 270None 66
- (Option items) 67
- 1.6 Available Sound Files 68
- 1.7 Available Movie Files 68
- 2.1 Starting WindO/I-NV2 69
- 2.2 Exiting WindO/I-NV2 71
- 3.2 Quick Access Toolbar 74
- 2 Add or delete commands 75
- 3.3 Ribbon Command List 77
- ■ Editing 79
- ■ Project 79
- Configuration 80
- ■ Monitors 81
- ■ Communication 81
- ■ Arrange 84
- Drag and drop 85
- Window docking 86
- Auto Hide icon 87
- Mouse cursor 87
- 3.5 Status Bar 89
- Touch switch 90
- Touch panel 90
- Touch switch active area 90
- Customizing the status bar 91
- 4 Customizing WindO/I-NV2 92
- Edit tab 93
- General tab 94
- 4.2 Customizing the Workspace 95
- Parts List tab 96
- 5.1 Device Address Settings 97
- Direct entry 99
- Communication 103
- 3-2 WindO/I-NV2 User’s Manual 104
- 2 O/I Link Communication 105
- 3 DM Link Communication 106
- 4No Host 108
- 5 User Communication 109
- 3-8 WindO/I-NV2 User’s Manual 110
- 2 Click Add 114
- 5.3 Protocol Manager 124
- Receive dataReceive 130
- External device 130
- (Starting address) +0 132
- ExecutionExecutionExecution 136
- Always Enabled 136
- Enabled Enabled Enabled 136
- Enabled EnabledEnabled 136
- Transmission (TXD) Command 140
- Upper Lower 144
- (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) 150
- (5) (4) (3) (2) (1) (0) 150
- (Second byte) (First byte) 152
- Item Setting 154
- Data 1234 154
- Number of bytes 2 168
- *1 in selected country only 176
- Manufacturer Type Number 176
- IDEC DATALOGIC 176
- Internal 178
- 6 Sub Host Communication 180
- 6.5 Selecting the Protocol 182
- 6.7 Error information 184
- Project Settings 187
- 4-2 WindO/I-NV2 User’s Manual 188
- 4-4 WindO/I-NV2 User’s Manual 190
- 4-6 WindO/I-NV2 User’s Manual 192
- 4-8 WindO/I-NV2 User’s Manual 194
- 1.3 Saving Project Data 196
- 1.4 Printing Project Data 200
- Screen Ta b 202
- Library Ta b 204
- 1.5 Comparing Project Data 206
- Changing Host I/F Drivers 208
- 1.7 Closing Project Data 210
- 3 Project Settings Dialog Box 212
- Press and hold 214
- 3 or more seconds 214
- *1 Advanced mode only 216
- System Area 218
- System Area 2 220
- *5 HG3F/4F only 226
- *1 HG2G-5F, HG3G/4G only 232
- 3.6 O/I Link Tab 236
- 3.11 USB Flash Drive Tab 244
- 3.13 Web Server Tab 246
- 3.16 Compatible Tab 250
- 4 Project Restrictions 252
- 5-2 WindO/I-NV2 User’s Manual 254
- 2.1 Creating Screens 254
- 2.2 Opening Screens 255
- 5-4 WindO/I-NV2 User’s Manual 256
- 2.3 Saving Screens 257
- 5-6 WindO/I-NV2 User’s Manual 258
- 2.4 Closing Screens 259
- 5-8 WindO/I-NV2 User’s Manual 260
- 2.5 Duplicating Screens 261
- Full Full 262
- 2.6 Deleting Screens 263
- 2.7 Reusing Screens 265
- 3Base Screen 267
- Base screen being edited 269
- Overlay screen 269
- (5 screens max) 269
- Overlay screen: 3 271
- 11/Feb./22 Tue. 12:00 272
- When Parts Overlap 273
- 4Popup Screen 275
- 5 Screen Restrictions 281
- 6 Using Library Screens 283
- 6.2 Creating a Library Screen 284
- 6.3 Using a Library Screen 285
- 6.4 Deleting Library Screens 287
- 6.5 Exporting Library Screens 288
- 6.6 Importing Library Screens 289
- Drawings and Parts 291
- 2Drawing objects 292
- 3Part Types 293
- 6-4 WindO/I-NV2 User’s Manual 294
- 3.4 Charts 294
- 3.5 Commands 294
- Drawings 295
- 7-2 WindO/I-NV2 User’s Manual 296
- Polyline 298
- 7-6 WindO/I-NV2 User’s Manual 300
- 7-8 WindO/I-NV2 User’s Manual 302
- 1.4 Rectangle 302
- For Curve For Straight 304
- Round Radius Round Radius 304
- Convex ConcaveNone 304
- Convex ConcaveConvex 306
- Arc Drawing Procedure 308
- Pie Drawing Procedure 310
- Equilateral polygon 314
- 1.9 Fill 316
- 2Picture 318
- IDEC IDEC 323
- Operation and 326
- General Tab 328
- 8-8 WindO/I-NV2 User’s Manual 332
- ON image 333
- OFF image 333
- Registration Text Tab 334
- Trigger Condition Tab 336
- Disabled Disabled Disabled 337
- 130130 130 340
- Comment Tab 341
- 2 Word Button 342
- Data written 344
- Initial image 346
- Press ReleasePress 346
- ReleasePress ReleasePress 346
- View Ta b 351
- Registration Text Ta b 353
- 3 Goto Screen Button 361
- 4 Print Button 375
- 2011/1/11 375
- *3 Advanced mode only 378
- *4 HG2G-5F, HG3G/4G only 378
- Pump 1 output low 390
- Press Stop, check the air 390
- Recording 391
- 5.4 Key Buttons 408
- 5 Key Button 409
- \ Inputs a \ 409
- For Data Transfer Keys 410
- For Alarm Displays 410
- For the Multimedia Function 411
- 5.5 Key Browser 412
- 5.6 Key Button Usage Examples 415
- 8 Repeat steps 1 through 4 416
- 1 Press the Rec. button 417
- 2 Press the Stop button 417
- 6 Multi-Button 422
- ONOFF OFF 423
- 7.1 How the Keypad is Used 450
- 8 Selector Switch 454
- Default state 456
- Press R-button 456
- Press L-button 456
- Format Ta b 463
- Disabled 464
- Enabled Disabled 465
- Default state Press R-button 470
- 9-2 WindO/I-NV2 User’s Manual 482
- 9-4 WindO/I-NV2 User’s Manual 484
- 9-6 WindO/I-NV2 User’s Manual 486
- 9-8 WindO/I-NV2 User’s Manual 488
- Off OffOn On 489
- On On OnOff Off Off 490
- On OffOff OffOn On 490
- 1 Pilot Lamps 493
- 2 Multi-State Lamps 495
- D0= 0100 496
- D0= 0001 496
- D0= 0010 496
- D0= 0000 496
- State Tab 504
- Always show 507
- Data Displays 513
- 1234 999 518
- Data Over Tab 524
- Always enabled 526
- Numerical 527
- Input state 527
- Hide Hide Hide 528
- Show Show Show 528
- 999999999 530
- 1.4 How to Enter Values 534
- HG SERIES 536
- HG SERIES_ HG SERIES_ 540
- Font number Popup screen No 544
- 1st word 3rd word2nd word 544
- HG SERIES_ 549
- HG SERIES HG SERIES 549
- 2.4 How to Enter Text 551
- NULL terminating character 552
- 3 Picture Display 554
- *2 Advanced mode only 560
- Update Update Update 564
- 4 Video Display 568
- Page No.: 1 580
- 123000.mp4 580
- Goal reached 581
- Goal 1234K 581
- Goal 5678K 581
- A : 1234K pcs 582
- Message Display 591
- HG SERIES 594
- Security Group None Group A 596
- NULL terminang character 598
- 6 Message Switching Display 599
- Message details 599
- Trigger device D0 value 602
- Aligned to 608
- HG SERIES HG SERIES HG SERIES 610
- 7 Alarm List Display 614
- Current fault 616
- Pump fault 616
- High pressure 616
- Low air pressure 616
- List Tab 618
- Current fault Current fault 623
- Fcs.Up Fcs.Dwn 634
- Ref. REVERSE 634
- Current fault has occurred 639
- Pump fault has occurred 639
- 9 Numerical Display 645
- 12/07 13:45 660
- 09:00 09:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 664
- Calendar state 668
- Data Tab 677
- Scale not shown Show scale 680
- 100500 100500 100500 100500 682
- Scale Tab 683
- MaximumMinimum 684
- Label Tab 685
- Not sasfied 687
- 1 Bar Chart 690
- 2 Line Chart 692
- Number of display 695
- of data to display 697
- 3. Display next data 697
- Pen (Log) Ta b 701
- Bit 15 Bit 0 703
- Grid lines 707
- Date and Time (Cursor) Tab 709
- 11/10/01 711
- 12:01:30 711
- Always show chart 712
- Chart state 712
- 3Pie Chart 717
- 3 Pie Chart 724
- 180-degree meter display 728
- Range Ta b 732
- Commands 737
- State of condition 738
- 2 Word Write Command 745
- Execution Execution Execution 752
- 3 Goto Screen Command 754
- 4Print Command 761
- *3 HG2G-5F, HG3G/4G only 764
- Start Condition 768
- SatisfiedSatisfiedSatisfied 768
- Alarm Log Function 799
- 1 Overview 802
- “Temperature abnormal” 802
- Deleting Data 806
- 12/01 12:51 807
- Temperature abnormal 807
- 12:53 12:52 807
- Using Detected Alarms 808
- *1 HG1F/2F/2S/3F/4F only 826
- 4.4 Saving Data as a CSV File 836
- Data Log Function 839
- LDR10 : 126 840
- LDR11 : 125 840
- LDR12 : 124 840
- D100 D101 D102 842
- 20 80 2 842
- 1.4 Saving and Deleting Data 844
- *4 HG1F/2F/2S/3F/4F only 852
- 4 Using the Data 869
- 2 Click Advanced 876
- Operation Log Function 883
- Press touch switch 884
- 1.3 Data Configuration 886
- Label of Recorded Data 894
- Event Name 895
- Memory Card Output Tab 896
- Data Storage Area 903
- 1.2 Data Storage Area 904
- 2.2 HG1F/2F/2S/3F/4F 906
- 3.2 HG1F/2F/2S/3F/4F 908
- Chapter 17 909
- Please inspect 909
- Inspect soon 909
- Counting the Operation Time 910
- Counting the Operation Count 910
- 1.3 Thresholds 911
- Operation Time Tab 916
- Operation Count Tab 917
- Recipe Function 927
- 1.2 Data for Recipes 928
- 3 Recipe Settings Dialog Box 934
- Block Tab 936
- Channel Tab 938
- 4.1 Editing Recipe Data 940
- 9 Click OK 942
- Recipe File 947
- 4.4 Deleting Recipe Files 948
- Text Group 949
- 7 Click Add/Edit 954
- 3 Click Import 956
- 4 Click List File 956
- RUN STOP 958
- 3Text Manager 960
- 3 Text Manager 964
- Types of scripts 966
- 1.3 Data Type of the Script 967
- Beginning device 968
- 3 Specify Script ID 969
- 2.2 Script Manager 971
- 2.3 Script Editor 972
- 3Global Script 976
- 3.3 Global Script Dialog Box 979
- 4 Script Definition Method 981
- Operator 982
- Function 983
- Data type conversion 984
- = OFFSET( , ) 987
- OFFSET( , ) = 987
- ←This line is not executed 988
- 5.2 Relational Operators 995
- 5.3 Logical Operators 997
- 5.4 Arithmetic Operators 998
- 5.5 Bitwise Operators 999
- LM200LM101 1000
- 5.6 Bit Functions 1001
- [LM 100] = 1 1001
- [LM 100] = 0 1001
- [LM 100] = ~[LM 100] 1001
- 5.7 Word Functions 1002
- [D 10] = RAD([D 20]); 1004
- [D 10] = DEG([D 20]); 1004
- [D 10] = ATAN([D 20]); 1004
- Data type conversions 1005
- Terminating character 1006
- Data comparison and copying 1008
- String operations 1010
- STRCAT([LDR 100], [LDR 200]); 1012
- Terminating 1013
- 5 Script Coding Examples 1014
- WindO/I-NV2 User’s Manual 1014
- Indirect assignment 1016
- 6 Important Notes 1017
- 6.3 Write delay 1018
- 4 Click OK button 1019
- Sound Function 1021
- HG2G-5FHG2G-5SHG2G-S 1022
- HG4G HG1F HG2F HG2S HG3F HG4F 1022
- 6 Click OK 1024
- 3 Sound Settings Dialog Box 1026
- Exporting sound files 1028
- 4Operation 1029
- 4 Operation 1032
- Multimedia Function 1033
- Play Stop Back Next 1034
- File Screen 1041
- DRIVE: SD Card 1041
- \HGDATA01\RECORD 1041
- Update Up Down 1041
- 3 Select a movie file 1042
- Movie tab 1044
- Record Ta b 1046
- 5 Restrictions 1049
- Chapter 23 1051
- Password 1052
- 1.2 Protecting Data 1053
- Maintenance 1054
- System Mode 1054
- Device Monitor 1054
- Adjust Brightness 1054
- MICRO/IMICRO/I 1055
- Provided security groups 1056
- 999 999 999 1059
- Creating a User Account 1061
- User3User2User1 1062
- 8 Click Add 1063
- Editing a User Account 1065
- Deleting a User Account 1067
- Adding a Security Group 1068
- 4 Click OK 1069
- 5 Click OK 1069
- Deleting a Security Group 1070
- User Name 1071
- Security Group GroupA 1071
- 5 Click Advanced 1076
- 6 Click the Options tab 1076
- 3 Security Dialog Box 1083
- Options Tab 1087
- User2User1 1088
- User3 User3 1088
- User2User1 User1 1088
- 4Password Input 1090
- Enter Password Dialog Box 1092
- Online Function 1093
- Computer 1094
- Serial Connection 1096
- USB cable connection 1096
- Serial cable 1098
- USB cable 1098
- Ethernet cable 1098
- IP Address Manager 1104
- 2Downloading 1106
- 2.2 Download Dialog Box 1108
- 6 Click Yes 1112
- 7 Click OK 1112
- 3 Uploading 1114
- 2 Open project data 1118
- 5 Formatting 1122
- 6System Information 1123
- 5 Click Close 1124
- Monitor Function 1127
- Condition 1128
- 1.2 Debugging in WindO/I-NV2 1130
- Screen Monitor 1132
- 1 Click Add to List 1136
- 3 Click OK 1136
- 4 Saving project data 1136
- 1 Click Import 1138
- 2 Click 1138
- Batch Monitor 1140
- 2 Monitoring on the MICRO/I 1144
- Data Del Select 1146
- Main Menu 1152
- Simulat'n 1152
- Pass-Through Function 1155
- 2.1 MICRO/I 1156
- 3 Enable Pass-Through 1157
- 1.5 Web Page Configuration 1162
- 1.6 Monitoring 1164
- Remote control page 1168
- 2.2 System Configuration 1170
- 2.5 Web Page Configuration 1172
- 2.6 Monitoring 1174
- 2.7 Data Display 1178
- 4 Click the OK button 1182
- 2.8 CF Card 1184
- 2.9 Device Monitor 1186
- Display item Description 1190
- Entry Form 1190
- 3Downloader 1192
- 3 Downloader 1194
- Data Transfer Function 1195
- 6 Click the Yes button 1198
- 7 Click the OK button 1198
- Download 1200
- 5 Press Offline 1202
- 6 Press File Manager 1202
- 5 Press Initial Setting 1206
- 6 Press CF card 1206
- 7 Press CFcard to HG 1206
- 4 Press Offline 1208
- 5 Press File Manager 1208
- 9 Press COPY 1210
- Operation 1212
- Host I/F 1212
- Downloading a PLC program 1214
- Uploading a PLC program 1214
- 3 Press System Mode 1222
- 2.7 Precautions 1226
- 3File Copy Function 1227
- 7 Select the file to copy 1230
- 3.5 Precautions 1234
- Expansion Modules 1235
- Type Model No 1236
- 2 Digital I/O Units 1237
- 3 Cyclic Script 1243
- External Memory Devices 1245
- File structure 1246
- 5 Click Yes 1256
- 7 Click Close 1256
- 2 Click Yes 1262
- 3 Click Close 1262
- 7 Press FORMAT 1266
- Format SD Card ? 1267
- 1.8 Precautions 1268
- 2USB Flash Drives 1269
- Downloading a project file 1270
- Uploading a PLC program file 1272
- Copy files 1272
- 1 and 2 on page 30-29 1274
- Created using the text editor 1276
- [AUTORUN] section 1277
- [COMMAND] section 1277
- [COMMENT] section 1279
- Notes on comments 1280
- Restrictions 1280
- 2 USB Flash Drives 1282
- \Uploaded_Program" 1282
- 2.7 USB Popup Screen Function 1284
- 3 Press the System Mode 1286
- 4 Press the Offline 1286
- 5 Press the File Manager 1286
- 2.9 Precautions 1288
- Chapter 31 Printer 1289
- 1.4 Supported Printers 1291
- 2.1 Setting the Printer 1292
- 2.2 Monitoring the Printer 1292
- Internal Devices 1293
- 2 Internal MICRO/I Devices 1294
- MICRO/I Setup 1301
- HG2F/2S/3F/4F 1302
- 2 System Mode Overview 1303
- Run Simulate Offline 1303
- << >> 1303
- Host IP Address 1306
- 3 Settings 1308
- Initialize (Initialize) 1310
- PLC Driver (Host I/F Driver) 1312
- O/I Link (O/I Link) 1312
- Communication I/F (Com. I/F) 1312
- 3.2 Clock Setting (Clock Set) 1314
- 3.6 File Manager 1316
- 3.7 Top Page 1316
- MICRO/I Specifications 1317
- 1.2 Type No 1318
- CAUTION 1320
- 1.5 Specifications 1322
- 1.6 Dimensions 1324
- Replacing the Backup Battery 1328
- Maintenance Screen 1330
- 2 HG2G-5F, HG3G/4G 1332
- ■ HG4G (12.1inch) 1334
- Serial Interface (COM2) 1336
- ■ Performance Specifications 1338
- ■ EMC Specifications 1338
- 1343
- HG2G-5F, HG3G/4G Orientation 1344
- Adjusting the Touch Panel 1350
- 3.3 Part Names 1352
- Serial interface 2 1354
- O/I Link Interface 1354
- Replacing the Backlight 1360
- 4.3 Part Names 1364
- 5HG3F/4F 1374
- External Interfaces 1376
- 5.5 Specifications 1378
- 5.6 Dimensions 1380
- 5.8 Wiring 1382
- Adjust Backlight 1386
- 6.3 Part Names 1388
- 6.5 Mechanical Switches 1392
- Expansion Switch Block 1394
- Cable Lenght 1397
- 3 or 5 or 10m 1397
- Installation 1398
- Cable Specification 1400
- 7Options 1402
- 7.3 HG2S 1404
- 7.5 HG2G-5F, HG3G/4G 1406
- 7 Options 1408
- Troubleshooting 1409
- 1 Error Messages 1410
- 2 Handling Problems 1412
- Appendix 1413
- 2 View Browser 1414
- 3 Color Palette 1415
- 4 Pattern Palette 1416
- 5 Text Alignment 1417
- A-6 WindO/I-NV2 User’s Manual 1418
- 6USB Driver 1420
- 8 Click Install 1424
- 9 Click Close 1424
- 4 Delete oem**.inf 1426
- 5 Click Continue 1426
- 4 Click Continue Anyway 1428
- 5 Click Finish 1428
- 6.2 Checking the USB Driver 1438
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