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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 terminang 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 sasﬁed 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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