FX-10DM-E DISPLAY MODULE USER`S MANUAL
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1. 6 11 0 99 DISPLAY SET 6 12 6 3 4 Operating procedure for ENTRY MONITOR 6 13 6 3 5 Creation OF COMMONS eeu kr eaa pa ad ec i REEF DA NE FREE DU d 6 15 6 3 6 Creation of messages M PX 6 17 6 3 7 Setting program example 6 19 6 4 DEVICE MONITOR 2i estare poeta cessa se EERE 6 21 6 5 Operating procedure for 6 23 6 5 1 Change of word devices for device monitor esses 6 23 6 5 2 Change of data in device monitor 6 24 6 5 3 Change of data in device 6 25 6 5 4 Change of sign or of data 6 27 6 5 5 Operating procedure to release 6 28 6 5 6 Reset of word ded MP Puy Mg 6 29 FO viclea ipsia ET e 7 1 7 1 Displayed characters ASCII 7 1 7 2 ENTRY MONITOR setting Sheet 7 2 Error message ee 7 4 a MITSUBISHI xi FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE Contents a MITSUBISHI xi FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE Introduction 1 1 1 1 2 Introduction This section2. point Ex 1 FX 20P CABO E Additional earth strap connected to the cables 40mm shield Free end of the earth strap must be connected to an earth point mI Ferrite core Ex Tokin ESD R 14S or similar Programmable E Controller DM units a MITSUBISHI FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE USER S MANUAL Manual number JY992D86401 Manual revision C Date March 2003 a MITSUBISHI FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE a MITSUBISHI FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE Guidelines for the Safety of the User and Protection of the DISPLAY MODULE FX 10DM E This manual provides information for the use of the DISPLAY MODULE FX 10DM E The manual has been written to be used by trained and competent personnel The definition of such a person or persons is as follows a Any engineer who is responsible for the planning design and construction of automatic equipment using the product associated with this manual should be of a competent nature trained and qualified to the local and national standards required to fulfill that role These engineers should be fully aware of all aspects of safety with regards to automated equipment b Any commissioning or service engineer must be of a competent nature trained and qualified to the local and national standards required to fulfill that job These engineers s
3. 1 SET 13 22860774 r The dotted portion is protruded from the effective display area LA cO THER ee ee a h 1 ENTRY MONITOR 2 DEVICE MONITOR 3 MONITOR SET 4 OTHER TEMP 235 500 Os 1 DISPLAY SET 1 LANGUAGE rising When the poweristumedonor 12 RANGE 112 BUZZER Target 5001 when DEVICE MONITOR is 3 RANGE _____ 11 TITLE 1752 315 8s selected in SYSTEM MODE Change the numeric value with 14 CALL SYSTEM i S740 75 devices are not displayed the cursor by pressing A and 9 READ OUT COMM __ 10106 V to select a menu Then Change the numeric value with 1 225 7298457676 press ENT to determine the the cursor by pressing A and When A or is pressed the display lines are selection W to select a menu item Then press ENT to determine the selection scrolled upward or downward To realize the display example above you should select DISPLAY SET in MONITOR SET in advance E Display mode Environmental setting for diversified functions a MITSUBISHI 4 2 FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE SYSTEM MODE Menu 4 4 2 Functions offered in 10DM The table below shows all functions for display and environmental setting offered in the 10DM 2 specifica For the detailed contents of display and setting refer to the corresponding reference paragraph tons Table 4 1 1 Introduction 3 Installation Classification Display De
4. 4 Write the program to the PLC and trans fer it Input a numeric value block to the comment setting in Option Parameter settings gt Display the comment list in View Com ment view Device comment Device name then input a comment Execute PLC Transfers Write 5 Store the comment information of the 10DM Search for the comment information using the READ OUT COMM function in OTHER on the SYSTEM MODE menu in the 10DM Setting procedure The 10DM searches for and stores the information on locations of the comment of the device written in the memory of the PLC then displays corresponding characters If you have changed the characters of the comment they are transferred to the PLC and the displayed contents are changed accordingly However if you have changed the number of characters you should execute READ OUT COMM in the 10DM again a MITSUBISHI FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE Display Function 6 6 3 6 Creation of messages 1 Introduction You should create character strings to be displayed in sequence programs This paragraph 3 specifica describes a setting example for displaying only messages Displayed character strings can be tiens changed over in programs Program creation procedure Wiring 1 In DISPLAY SET in the 10DM set the display setting and the device Table 6 6 E EN MODE Display setting m O 505 j 4 MESSAGE S Enon mental
5. External interface RS 422 1ch OTHER For the specifications on displayed characters for comments and messages refer to Paragraph 6 3 2 ENTRY Connectable PLC MONITOR The 10DM can be connected to either of the following FX Series PLC units Table 2 4 7 Attachment FX1 FX FX2C PARREREN FXo FXos FX1s FXoN FX1N FXaN Setting sheet 1 Because the 10DM receives the power of 5V DC from the PLC attention should be paid depending on the PLC configuration For the details refer to the manual of the connected PLC sage iist Error mes a MITSUBISHI 2 3 FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE Specifications 2 2 6 Device setting range maximum range The table below shows the maximum device range which can be handled in the 10DM However the available range is actually equivalent to the device specifications range of the connected FX Series PLC Table 2 5 Device name Maximum setting display range 16 bits 32768 to 32767 DO to D7999 Data register 32 bits when used as a pair 2147483648 to 42147483647 D8000 to D8195 32768 to 32767 T200 to T245 0 01 to 327 67s imer T246 to T249 1 ms integrating type 0 001 to 32 767s T250 to T255 100 ms integrating type 0 1 to 3276 7s TM CO to C199 16 bits 0 to 32767 ounter C200 to C255 32 bits 2147483648 to 42147483647 a MITSUBISHI 2 4 FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE Installation Wiring and Maintenance 3 3 Installation
6. for a while to start the setting mode WS 100 1345 en S2234 5s Move the position of the blinking cursor by pressing A and to select the set value in the lower line Then press ENT to determine the selection 100 1345 6 CLR en 52234 5 eee The cursor appears at the lowest digit of the selected line Increase or decrease the numeric value displayed at the lowest digit by pressing A or W so that a desired numeric value is displayed T 100 1345 6s v 52234 5s amp Press to move cursor to the upper digit Er6 DATA RANGE or Er7 DEVICE RANGE T 100 1345 6 is displayed S2239 5s Press ENT to complete the setting and execute rewrite of the data stored in the PLC After that the normal device monitor is displayed again T 100 1345 6 S2239 5s Er5 INPUT DATA Press CLR to release the error mode and return to the value before setting a MITSUBISHI 6 24 FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE Display Function 6 6 5 3 Change of data in device monitor D From Paragraph 6 1 23456 12345 Er6 DATA RANGE or Er7 Er2 CHANGE Press CLR to release the error display and return to the value before setting Press and hold FNC for a while to start the setting mode Hint It is prohibited in DEVICE RANGE or DATA RANGE in MONITOR SET in SYSTEM MODE Move the posi
7. Specify the data register storing message Message ASCII code display characters For example write K100 for D100 D31 K100 Program Completion using ASCII codes The comment the device and the data are displayed and the displayed contents can be changed over to a message If D31 stores K 1 the comment and the data are displayed in the same way as 2 COM MENT above If there is not comment the device name and the data are displayed in the same way as 1 MONITOR above Program the device No storing the message and the ASCII codes for the message in the sequence program Set comment to D30 using the sequence programming tool and transfer it to the PLC a MITSUBISHI 6 9 1 Introduction 2 Specifica tions 3 Installation Wiring Maintenance 4 SYSTEM MODE Menu 5 Environ mental Setting MONITOR SET OTHER 6 Display ENTRY MONITOR DEVICE MONITOR 7 Attachment ASCII codes Setting sheet Error mes sage list FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE Display Function 6 7 VALUE MES Target devices D and DD Data This data is displayed when D31 stores K 1 4 Write K100 Specify the data register storing message characters For example write K100 for D100 031 1 031 100 ASCII code display Program Error Exaggerat using ASCII codes The is displayed then the displayed contents can
8. A timer or counter is displayed in 2 lines For the details refer to the description on device monitor display Any sequence program is not required a MITSUBISHI 6 6 FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE Display Function 6 2 COMMENT Target devices T C D and DD Data Comment In the comment setting set D30 to QUANTITY The comment and the data are displayed The comment of the preset word device D30 in this example is displayed If there is not a comment the device name is displayed in the same way as 1 MONITOR above Set the comment to 030 using the sequence programming tool then transfer it to the PLC 3 VALUE ONLY Target devices T C D and DD Only the data is displayed Only the data of the preset word device is displayed Any sequence program is not required Data 250 lt When a numeric value K250 is stored 4 MESSAGE Target devices D and DD Write K100 Specify the data register in which message characters Blank display 030 1 030 are written For example write K100 for D100 Program Heating time using ASCII codes Message Program Set mistake using ASCII codes ASCII code display 6 7 a MITSUBISHI 1 Introduction 2 Specifica tions 3 Installation Wiring Maintenance 4 SYSTEM MODE Menu 5 Environ mental Setting MONITOR SET OTHER 6 Display ENTRY MONITOR DEVICE MONITOR 7 Attachment ASCII codes Setting sheet Error mes sage
9. FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE Introduction 1 5 Five mechanical keys easy to press are provided to facilitate changes of data values 6 A word device name can be displayed in Katakana comment Katakana alphabet and numeric characters written in the PLC 7 ASCII codes can be stored in data registers of the PLC and the 10DM can be used as an easy message display unit a MITSUBISHI 1 2 FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE Introduction 1 1 3 Introduction of functions This paragraph introduces the display function and other functions of the 10DM 2 Specifica tions 1 3 1 Display function 2 3 Installation The 10DM offers the following two types of displays Wiring 1 Entry monitor display Refer to Paragraph 6 2 PLC QUANTITY 4 no MODE Comment D100 data MT Total Comment 0102 data 5 Environ E Comment E Data cu i Comment D108 data menta Dotted lines are not actually displayed peli MONITOR a Messages comments and word devices D T C can be displayed SET e Inthe message display you can change the number of displayed characters from the PLC OTHER Inthe comment display comments in Katakana characters stored in a program in the PLC are displayed e Up to 8 items can be displayed and scrolled with the A and keys Lodi em b You can change the data with simple key operations i DEVICE 2 Device monitor display Refer to Paragrap
10. sage list a MITSUBISHI 8 5 FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE Installation Wiring and Maintenance 3 e Connection examples of FX Series PLC 10DM main body 10DM main body 7 FX 20P CABO CEN FX 20P CABO EN FX 20P CAB Programming port Connected PLC Connected PLC FX1 FX FX2c FXo FXos FX1Ss FXoN FX1N FX2N F X2NC a MITSUBISHI 3 6 FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE Installation Wiring and Maintenance 3 3 2 2 3 3 Cautions on connection 1 Introduction 1 5 V power supply of the FX Series PLC The current consumption of the 10DM 220 mA 5V DC When connecting a special extension block to the FX Series PLC base unit consider the total supply current of the 5V DC power supply If the total supply current exceeds the allowable capacity the 10DM cannot be connected 2 Operation of the 10DM after instantaneous power interruption The 10DM continues its operation against instantaneous power interruption of 5 ms or less iuda If long power interruption of voltage drop has occurred the 10DM stops its operation And when the power is recovered the 10DM restarts its operation automatically Wiring Maintenance 5 Environ mental Maintenance Setting The 10DM is not equipped with built in consumable parts which restrain the life time such asa MONTOR battery and backlight OTHER Because the 10DM adopts the EEPROM memory it is not equipped with a built in battery The backl
11. 7 9 Ey74 13 DATA RANGE Lag 8 44 FA x i 4 VRT 15 READ OUT COMM __ ec To Paragraph 5 5 6 Display 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ENTRY MONITOR DEVICE MONITOR 5 2 0 To Paragraph 5 5 5 2 7 Attachment ASCII codes Setting sheet Error mes sage list a MITSUBISHI 5 1 FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE Environmental Setting Function 5 5 2 MONITOR SET 3 MONITOR SET allows to set the contents specification of devices for messages and com ments displayed in 1 ENTRY MONITOR In addition 3 MONITOR SET allows to set restriction in the word device range in which the data can be changed and the numeric value range which can be input in 1 ENTRY MONI TOR and 2 DEVICE MONITOR Table 5 1 Allows to set up to 8 devices for messages and comments dis played in 1 ENTRY MONITOR 5 2 a MITSUBISHI FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE Environmental Setting Function 5 Table 5 1 1 Introduction Display Description on function pus Specif 2 Specifica paragraph Allows to the 1 of word devices in which the data be h d 3 Installation changed i Setting Wiring 0 ALL OK Maintenance 2 DEVICE RANGE Data values can be changed in all devices 1 RA
12. E T E E 4 2 4 2 F rnctions olfered In ODM ersen ea E E 4 3 5 Environmental Setting Function temis 5 1 5 4 MENU displays vob ERE En Ot EXER aerate a 5 1 52 MONITOR SET Loue piv a ah 5 2 Bo DEVICE RANGE oiu eco os A 5 4 5 3 1 Description on setting screen and displayed 5 4 5 3 2 Operating procedure for DEVICE 5 5 O24 DATA BPRANGE 5 7 5 4 1 Description on setting screen and displayed 5 7 5 4 2 Operating procedure for DATA RANGE 5 8 9 9 OTHER S A 5 9 5 5 1 Operating procedure 5 11 a MITSUBISHI x FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE Contents 6 FUPCHODs iunii dea Fus di o id re Ey xa ie 6 1 6 1 Description on menu display and 6 1 6 2 TENTE MONITOR dione pv tec eat IUe o sco Dune uae 6 3 5 3 Display s tting procedure 6 5 6 3 1 Contents of setting and display in 100 6 6 6 3 2 Comment and message display
13. Maximum in which the data can be changed value value Item No You can set up to 8 word devices The minimum value and the maximum value of the item No which are once set are overwritten Change of only the maximum value is not available The setting can be deleted in the unit of item No a MITSUBISHI 5 4 FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE Environmental Setting Function 5 5 3 2 Operating procedure for DEVICE RANGE The example below shows a case in which D1000 to 02000 set to the item No 1 in RANGE OK in DEVICE RANGE is changed to DO to 01000 LC From Paragraph 5 1 MONITOR SET RANGE RANGE OK Change numeric value with the cursor by pressing A and W to select a mode Then press ENT to determine the selection Press CLR to return to the IN status before setting When CLR is pressed or 0 ALL OK or 2 ERROR ALL DEV is selected MONITOR SET appears because the setting below is not required When 1 RANGE OK is selected the device range should be set RANGE OK IN D 1000 D2000 Change the numeric value with the cursor by pressing A and to select a registration No from 1 to 8 Then press ENT to determine the selection CLR When word devices are displayed this item has been already set Deleting the setting y To the next page RANGE amp n 1 0
14. be changed over to a message Only the data is displayed in the same way as 3 VALUE ONLY above Program the device No storing the message and ASCII codes for the message in the sequence program a MITSUBISHI 6 10 FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE Display Function 6 6 3 2 Comment and message display specifications 1 Character display specifications Table 6 3 Display Number of characters Character S Applicable devices and symbols Katakana characters Japanese can be displayed without regard to setting in LAN GUAGE in OTHER 2 Applicable PLC Comments can be set in the following PLC Table 6 4 FX FX2C FX1S FXON FX1N FX2N FX2NC Series The program memory of the PLC should have sufficient free capacity to store comments FX Series 3 Restriction in display The comment and the data are displayed in 1 line 16 characters as shown below This exam ple shows a case in which 00100 is set and the comment CONTROL is displayed If the data overlaps the comment the priority is given to the data 1 16 1 16 contro 1234s contr 1234567890 Comment Data Data a MITSUBISHI 1 Introduction 2 Specifica tions 3 Installation Wiring Maintenance 4 SYSTEM MODE Menu 5 Environ mental Setting MONITOR SET OTHER 6 Display ENTRY MONITOR DEVICE MONITOR 7 Attachment ASCII codes Setting sheet Error mes sage list F
15. displayed ENT dnd Press ENT to complete the setting and execute rewrite of the data stored in the PLC After that the normal device monitor is displayed again Er5 INPUT DATA Press CLR to release the error display and return to the value before setting When you press the CLR key in the setting mode shown above the 10DM returns to the normal mode At this time the data whose setting is not completed is canceled and not written to the PLC a MITSUBISHI 6 26 FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE Display Function 6 6 5 4 Change of sign or of data This paragraph describes the procedure to change the sign of the data to minus or plus Target devices D DD and C C200 to C255 FNC FNC Change of sign The plus sign is not displayed The sign digit is blank From Paragraph 6 1 Press and hold FNC for a while to start the setting mode Move the position of the cursor by pressing A and W to select a device whose data is to be changed Then press ENT to determine the selection Press FNC to move the cursor to the digit at which the sign is to be set A blank digit indicates plus Press A to set the sign from plus to minus Press W to change the sign from minus to plus You can set the sign by increasing or decreasing the numeric value by pressing the A or W key However it takes consid erable tim
16. hee 1 8 126 ACCESSONE etse seco MAS UD SEA eso 1 8 126 2s 1 8 127 eios tois eon vient testa tedesca te eg 1 9 1 8 Key functions and how to look at device indication 1 10 1 10 1 8 2 How to look at device 1 12 27 SDOCHIC AT OMG RT m 2 1 c CETTE 2 1 22 Power supply specifications lt 2 cc uero ooi oro Pru ke habea e es obe 2 1 2 3 Getneral SpecilicallOlS us eicere eor Go er EY eru m ras eo a 2 2 2 4 Performance specifications eene 2 3 25 Connectable PEG tei tote p pee dept ite sedit 2 3 2 6 Device setting range maximum range sss 2 4 s MITSUBISHI ix FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE Contents Installation Wiring and 3 1 om licen poc N 3 1 SA NVI Oh cost 3 4 1 Connection Ot 3 4 3 22 Gautions on Connection neeaae AAAA a i AA aa A A 3 7 3 3 tiers E E a a a e P 3 7 4 SYSTEM MODE Menu orsina iaia a a 4 1 dd E EEE E
17. list FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE Display Function 6 A message of up to 16 characters can be displayed The comment in ASCII codes stored in the data register No written in the preset word device is displayed By writing to D30 the data register No corresponding to the message to be displayed you can change over the displayed message If K 1 is written nothing is displayed blank display Program the device No storing the message and the ASCII codes for the message in the sequence program 5 MONITOR MES Target devices D and DD Device name Data D31 K 1 This data is displayed when D31 stores K 1 531 K write K100 Specify the data register storing message characters For example write K100 for D100 Message ASCII code display D31 K100 Program Completion using ASCII codes The device and the data are displayed then the displayed contents can be changed over to message If D31 stores K 1 the device name and the data are displayed in the same way as 1 MONITOR above Program the device No to be displayed and the ASCII codes for the message in the sequence program a MITSUBISHI 6 8 FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE Display Function 6 6 COMMENT MES Target devices D and DD Comment or device name if there is not comment Data D312K 4 D30 This data is displayed Set Production to D30 in the comment setting when 031 stores K 1 4 Write K100
18. location of the comment of a device to be displayed with regard to the comment written in the program area of the PLC Characters of the comment are not read out Setting 0 READ Reads out the comment 5 READ OUT is effective in the 1 ENTRY MONITOR display 5 READ OUT COMM a MITSUBISHI 5 10 FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE Environmental Setting Function 5 5 5 1 Operating procedure for OTHER Toe Change the numeric value with the cursor H position by pressing the A and keys tO 5 specifica select a menu item Then press the ENT key to determine the selection tions DJ From Paragraph 5 1 3 Installation Wiring OTHER Maintenance I 1 Lg ra TAE 4 SYSTEM 14 CALL SYSTEM 15 OUT ___ CLR 5 Environ mental Returns to the SYSTEM MODE menu Setting MONITOR 1 LANGUAGE 2 BUZZER Sy 0 ENGLISH 1 ________ a ee 6 Display ENTRY 3 TITLE 4 CALL SYSTEM ON ON HB LL OFF n 11 0FF 1 MONITOR 5 READ OUT COMM 7 Attachment Ga 0 READ mu 1 CANCEL i Setting sheet Error mes sage list a MITSUBISHI FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE Environmental Setting Function 5 MEMO a MITSUBISHI 5 12 FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE Display Function 6 6 Display Function 1 Introduction 1 2 5 i
19. the line and the proceeding data is not displayed blank display Japanese Katakana characters Symbols Alphabets Full width characters Half width characters Full width characters Half width characters The lower line in each column shows the corresponding ASCII code in hexadecimal number a MITSUBISHI 7 1 1 Introduction 2 Specifica tions 3 Installation Wiring Maintenance 4 SYSTEM MODE Menu 5 Environ mental Setting MONITOR SET OTHER 6 Display ENTRY MONITOR DEVICE MONITOR 7 ASCII codes Setting sheet Error mes sage list FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE Attachment 7 7 2 ENTRY MONITOR setting sheet When examining the display layout of ENTRY MONITOR copy this sheet and fill it in Each of data registers D and messages requires 1 line in display Each of timers T and counters C requires 2 lines in display Example qos 0 005 A es S00 0s 2 MESSAGE 055 1234 4 COMMENT DO 1234 7 2 Write down the of shed ab characters MITSUBISHI FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE Attachment 7 When examining the contents of ENTR
20. up to 8 points or ALL for the word device range and the numeric value range available for the current value and the set value of word devices LANGUAGE allows to change over the lan guage for system settings between Japa nese and English 2 BUZZER allows to turn on and off issue of the key pressing confirmation buzzer 3 TITLE allows to display or hide the title screen which indicates the product model name the copyright etc 4 ALL SYSTEM allows to enable or disable the changeover to the system setting by pressing of keys 5 READ OUT searches for the com ment information for the PLC a MITSUBISHI 4 4 FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE Environmental Setting Function 5 5 Environmental Setting Function 1 Introduction This section describes the functions of 3 MONITOR SET and 4 OTHER which allow to set 2 8 the operating environment of the display functions of the 10DM 3 Installation 5 1 Menu display Wiring LANGUAGE 1 ENGLISH LANGUAGE 0 JAPANESE 1 ENTRY MONITOR 1 YOZA 12 1 MONITOR The dotted portion is la PN REZA 13 MONITOR SET r protruded fromthe 4 44 974 14 OTHER effective display area 5 Bavian A Le mental Setting 3 MONITOR SET A OTHER 3 MONITOR MONITOR SET OTHER SET 1 DI SPLAY SET 1 LANGUAGE dor 12 1 RANGE 112 BUZZER 12 7 IN An v4 12
21. you press the A key at first then the B keys later for this expression buzzer sounds con tinuously to indicate that the input is invalid However when the CLR key is included in the expression such as A CLR press the A key at first then the CLR key soon For the detailed function of each key refer to Paragraph 1 8 1 a MITSUBISHI 1 6 FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE Introduction 1 1 5 Preparation and startup This paragraph describes the procedure from installation and wiring of the 10DM to menu dis CERT play in the 10DM tions d Confirm accessories of the 10DM Refer to Paragraph 1 6 T 9 W Learn the name of each part Refer to Paragraph 1 7 ys Maintenance Learn the panel face processing and 10DM mounting procedures Refer to Paragraph 3 1 4 SYSTEM Connect 10DM and FX Series PLC with cable Refer to Paragraph 3 2 MENT If FNC ENT are pressed Setting Turn on the power of the 10DM Turn on the power of the PLC A OE Title screen OTHER 20001 1 COR MITSUBISHI To Section 4 ENTRY MELSEC FX 10DM E MONITOR v1 00 To SYSTEM MODE DEVICE MONITOR 16 it the T Second time or later time of startup after 7 Attachment shipment First time after shipment To Section 4 E Setting sheet To SYSTEM MODE The mode store
22. 0 120 z CLR When you press and hold A the numeric value continues to increase And when the increased value reaches 0 at the digit at the second time the cursor moves to the next upper digit and the 6 Display numeric value at that digit Increases When you press and hold W the numeric value continues to decrease in the reverse way Press FNC to move the cursor to the upper digit ENTRY D120 120 MONITOR ENT You have set a prohibited device DEVICE The numeric value increases the order 1 s digit 10 s digit The specified device No does not FNC D120 120 exist error mode 1 235 7 When you press ENT the monitored data is displayed Er1 DEVICE No and the normal device monitor is displayed again ASCII codes T 235 20 00s Press CLR to release the error display 5234 00s and return to the value before setting Setting sheet Because a timer T occupies 2 lines it is displayed as shown in the lowest screen above A counter is diS Error mes played in the same way In the case of a data register D or DD it is displayed in the line below D120 sage list MITSUBISHI 6 23 FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE Display Function 6 6 5 2 Change of data in device monitor T This paragraph describes the operating procedure to change the set value of a timer From Paragraph 6 1 T 100 1345 6s 2234 5s Press and hold
23. 2 Convert character strings to be displayed into ASCII codes in accordance with the ASCII table Setting MONITOR Table 6 7 ec Display example ASCII code hexadecimal Assignment ae Production 50 72 6F 64 75 63 74 69 6F 6E D100 or more 6 Display 44 72 69 76 65 0110 MONITOR 3 Assign characters to data registers as follows Characters are displayed in the order of upper 8 bits lower 8 bits of data registers EE Input at the end of display 7 Attachment Assignment P r 9 t i 50H 72H 6FH 64H 75H 63H 74H 69H ASCII codes Upper Lower Upper Lower Upper Lower Upper Lower Upper Lower Upper Lower bits bits bits bits bits bits bits bits bits bits bits bits Setting sheet D100 D101 D102 D103 D104 D105 Error mes sage list a MITSUBISHI 6 17 FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE Display Function 6 4 Make a sequence program which displays character strings Transfer ASCII codes to the data registers to which characters are assigned using the MOV instruction FNC 12 MOV H5072 D100 MOV H6F64 D101 MOV H7563 D102 MOV H7469 D103 MOV H6F6E D104 MOV H0000 D105 Pr od ti on end 5 Make a sequence program which changes over displ
24. 3456 MRESET Press ENT to determine the selection Er5 INPUT DATA 23456 MRESET Press CLR to release the error mode and return to the value before setting If a word device to be reset uses a data register D timer T or counter in a sequence program especially when it uses a data register the word device may not be overwritten In such a case the program may set some data to the word device using the MOV instruction etc in the program 1 Introduction 2 Specifica tions 3 Installation Wiring Maintenance 4 SYSTEM MODE Menu 5 Environ mental Setting MONITOR SET OTHER 6 Display ENTRY MONITOR DEVICE MONITOR 7 Attachment ASCII codes Setting sheet The word device reset function described in this paragraph is effective to all word devices in principle Error mes but is practically suitable to reset of the current value of counters C a MITSUBISHI 6 29 sage list FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE Display Function 6 MEMO a MITSUBISHI 6 30 FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE Attachment 7 T Attachment 7 1 Displayed characters ASCII codes The tables below show characters which can be displayed in messages and comments in the ENTRY MONITOR function in the 10DM and the corresponding ASCII codes For an ASCII code not shown in the tables below space is displayed Only in the case of KO however itis regarded as the end of
25. Change the device with the cursor Y by pressing A F Then press ENT to determine the selection Next change the device No then press ENT to determine the change The device No does not exist Er1 DEVICE NO RANGE OK 1 D 0 D 1000 Change the device No with the cursor by pressing A and W Then press ENT to determine the change a MITSUBISHI 5 5 1 Introduction 2 Specifica tions 3 Installation Wiring Maintenance 4 SYSTEM MODE Menu 5 Environ Setting MONITOR SET OTHER 6 Display ENTRY MONITOR DEVICE MONITOR 7 Attachment ASCII codes Setting sheet Error mes sage list FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE Environmental Setting Function 5 Deleting the setting in DEVICE RANGE and DATA RANGE To delete the setting press the FNC key the press the CLR key soon while the cursor is flickering in a number indicating the device No The example below shows the screen display while RANGE is being set When word devices are displayed this item has been already set m From the previous page RANGE OK 150 Change value with the cursor E by pressing A to select an item No to be deleted Then press FNC CLR to select the deletion mode Press CLR to return to status before setting Press ENT to execute deletion The ne
26. Changes for the Better MITSUBISHI PROGRAMMABLE CONTROLLERS USER S MANUAL FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE Foreword e This manual contains text diagrams and explanations which will guide the reader in the correct installation and operation of the DISPLAY MODULE FX 10DM E It should be read and understood before attempting to install or use the unit e f in doubt at any stage of the installation of DISPLAY MODULE FX 10DM E always consult a professional electrical engineer who is qualified and trained to the local and national standards which apply to the installation site e f in doubt about the operation or use of DISPLAY MODULE FX 10DM E please consult the nearest Mitsubishi Electric distributor This manual is subject to change without notice NATIONAL ACCREDITATION OF CERTIFICATION BODIES ae ISO 9001 a MITSUBISHI FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE Notification of CE marking The following products have shown compliance through direct testing to the identified stan dards and design analysis forming a technical construction file to the European Directive for Electromagnetic Compatibility 89 336 EEC when used as directed by the appropriate docu mentation Type Programmable Controller Open Type Equipment Models MELSEC DM series products identified here manufactured from January 1st 2002 FX 10DM E For this product see note under and over the page Stan
27. Er No is added so that it can be distinguished from any message displayed by the user Table 7 1 Display Countermeasures There may be an abnormality in the connection status between the PLC and the 10DM or in the FX 20P CAB 0 EN cable PC COMMS 1 diea whether the cable is sufficiently inserted on both the PLC and 10DM 2 Check whether there are no abnormalities such as flaws on the cable or damages in the connectors The word device No you have input is beyond the range built in the connected PLC Confirm the device specifications of the PLC and observe the allowable range Er1 DEVICE No Supplement The FX1 FX FX2N FX2NC Series is checked However the FXo FXoS FXoN FX1S Series is regarded as the FX Series and is not checked And the FX1N Series is regarded as the FX2N Series and is not checked Data set value or a file register was not able to be written to the PLC Er2 CHANGE You tried to overwrite the data set value or a file register D1000 or later from the 10DM while an EPROM memory cassette is mounted in the PLC a MITSUBISHI 7 4 FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE Attachment 7 Table 7 1 1 Introduction Display Countermeasures 2 Specifica In the ENTRY MONITOR or DEVICE MONITOR display the word device tions range in which the data can be changed is beyond the setting in the 10DM Er3 CANNOT WRITE Check whether the following setting is not given in MONITOR SET 2 DEVICE RAN
28. GE is set to 2 ERROR ALL DEV Wiring 3 DATA RANGE is set to 2 ERROR ALL DEV Meiere 3 Installation Data set value or a file register was not able to be written to the PLC mom You tried to overwrite the data of a file register D1000 or later from the 10DM MODE Er4 PC RUNNING while an EEPROM memory cassette is mounted in the PLC didis Write is disabled Replace the EEPROM memory cassette with an RAM 5 Environ ory cassette You input a value beyond the allowable data range to a word device SE Er5 INPUT DATA The allowable data range varies depending on the word device type SET This error does not occur usually because the 10DM checks the range of each Orem input value In the ENTRY MONITOR or DEVICE MONITOR display the available data pop range is exceeded ENTRY Er6 DATA RANGE Check the setting of 3 DATA RANGE in MONITOR SET MONITOR If 1 RANGE is selected you tried to input word data or data which is not DEVICE set MONITOR In the ENTRY MONITOR or DEVICE MONITOR display the available 7 Attachment device No range and data range are exceeded ASCII codes Check the setting of 2 DEVICE RANGE in MONITOR SET If 1 RANGE is selected you tried to input word data which is not set Er7 DEVICE RANGE Setting sheet Error mes sage list a MITSUBISHI 7 5 FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE Attachment 7 MEMO a MITSUBIS
29. HI 7 6 USER S MANUAL FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE a MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC CORPORATION HEAD OFFICE MITSUBISHI DENKI BLDG MARUNOUCHI TOKYO 100 8310 HIMEJI WORKS 840 CHIYODA CHO HIMEJI JAPAN onn JY992D86401C MEE Effective Mar 2003 Specification are subuject tochange without notice
30. Hz 49ms min In conformance to JIS B 3502 and IEC 61131 2 147 m s 3 times in each of X Y and Z directions po By noise simulator of noise voltage 1 000 Vp p noise width 1 us and cycle 30 to 100 Hz 500V AC for 1 min between all power terminals as a whole of PLC and ground terminal Insulation 5 or more by 500V DC Megger between all power terminals as a whole of PLC and resistance ground terminal Protective Equivalent to IP65f on panel face 1 Though the compatibility is confirmed in the test of IP65f this test does not guarantee use in all environments a MITSUBISHI 2 2 FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE Specifications 2 2 4 2 5 Performance specifications 1 Introduction Table 2 3 Display device and display colors STN character type liquid crystal character color black tions background color yellowish green 3 Installation Resolution and effective display size 80 x 16 dots 11 6 x 56 2 mm ee Displayed half width characters 16 half width characters x 2 lines Maintenance Visible angle range 30 degrees in left right up and down 4 SYSTEM Operation switches 5 mechanical keys MODE EE nena ae Approximately 50 000 hours or more at room temperature T Display element d pte Sud Life time 25 and room humidity guarantee period 1 year Setting mug Backlight Yellowish green LED backlight type free from maintenance MONITOR guarantee period 1 year SET
31. NGE You can set arbitrarily up to 8 device Nos Mono 2 ERROR ALL DEV 5 3 5 Environ Data values cannot be changed in any device date Allows to set the range of word devices in which the data can be MONITOR changed and set the range of numeric values which can be input SET as the data current values and set values Setting 0 ALL OK Qu 3 DATA RANGE There is no restraint in input data values 5 4 ENTRY 1 RANGE OK eck You can set arbitrarily up to 8 numeric values which can be DEVICE input as the data MONTOR 2 ERROR ALL DEV 7 Attachment Data values cannot be changed in any device ASCII codes 1 The maximum word device range is actually the device specifications range of the con Setting sheet nected FX Series PLC Error mes sage list a MITSUBISHI 5 3 FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE Environmental Setting Function 5 5 3 5 3 1 DEVICE RANGE Set the word device range in which the data can be changed in 1 ENTRY MONITOR and 2 DEVICE MONITOR You can set restriction in the device range in which the data can be input The setting which gives restriction can be set only to either one between DEVICE RANGE and DATA RANGE Either one should be set to 0 ALL OK Description on setting screen and displayed contents This paragraph describes the contents displayed on the RANGE screen in DEVICE RANGE RANGE OK 1 D 100 D 199 Word device range Device Minimum
32. Wiring and Maintenance 1 Introduction This section describes the panel processing installation and wiring procedures for the 10DM 3 1 Installation 3 Installation Wiring The 10DM is to be embedded on the panel face Install it using the following procedure j i P Maintenance 1 Dimensions inside the panel required for installation Consider the dimensions inside the panel shown in the ER right then process the mounting panel face and install Menu the 10DM 5 Environ a PLC connection cable ashes etting b Faexing MONITOR c Bracket SET OTHER 6 Display j j ENTRY 2 Processing the mounting panel face Unit mm Drill the rectangular area shown in the left on the panel face At this time as shown in the figure 1 above the space for 6 brackets 10 mm is required above and below mounting Panel cut area 7 Attachment Make sure that the mounting panel face thickness is 5 mm less 87 Setting sheet Error mes sage list a MITSUBISHI 3 1 FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE Installation Wiring and Maintenance 3 3 Inserting the 10DM into the panel face Attach a packing to the 10DM and insert it into the front face of the panel face a 10DM main body b Packing c Mounting area 4 Preparing the brackets b Attach a tightening bolt b offered as accessory to each bracket a Y offered as ac
33. X 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE Display Function 6 6 3 3 DISPLAY SET Set the contents to be displayed in ENTRY MONITOR Specify devices for messages and comments Setting procedure Use 1 DISPLAY SET in 3 MONITOR SET on the SYSTEM MODE menu Description on the setting screen in the 10DM The contents displayed on the DISPLAY SET screen are described below Item No which indicates the order displayed on the registration screen Display setting device The display setting and the device of the item No set once are overwritten You can delete the setting in the unit of item No For the operating procedure refer to the description on the setting of DEVICE RANGE a MITSUBISHI 6 12 FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE Display Function 6 6 3 4 Operating procedure for ENTRY MONITOR In the example T5 and VALUE ONLY are set to the item No 4 1 Introduction EI N m 2 2 m N ENT LC From Paragraph 6 1 MONITOR SET 1 DISPLAY Select 1 DISPLAY SET by pressing A and then press ENT to determine the selection No C33 1 MONITOR Change the numeric value with the cursor by pressing A and to select No Then press ENT to determine the selection Press CLR to return to the status before setting Set word device D DD T or C for data or message display Press CLR to ret
34. Y MONITOR in the 10DM copy this sheet and fill it in For the fill in method refer to the examples below 2 COMMENT 5 MONITOR MES and 1 Introduction a MITSUBISHI 7 3 7 VALUE MES Contents of setting 3 Installation 1 MONITOR 2 COMMENT 3 VALUE ONLY 4 MESSAGE 5 MONITOR 6 COMMENT 7 VALUE Wiring MES MES MES Occupies either Occupies either Occupies either Occupies D Occupies D Occupies D Occupies D Maintenance one among D one among D one among D and 0 1 or DD and 0 1 or DD and D 1 or and 0 1 or DD DD T and C DD T and C DD T and C and DD 1 and DD 1 and DD 1 and DD 1 4 SYSTEM MODE D DD T C D DD T D DD D DD D DD D OD Menu 50 100 101 200 201 202 203 D D DD T C D DD T C D DD D DD EL Setting D DD T C D DD T C D DD T C MONITOR SET D DD T C D DD T C D DD T C OTHER D DD T C D DD T C D DD T C 6 Display ENTRY D DD T C D DD T C D DD T C MONITOR DEVICE D DD T C D DD T C D DD T C MONITOR D DD T C D DD T C D DD T C 7 Attachment ASCII codes D DD T C D DD T C D DD T C Setting sheet Error mes sage list FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE Attachment 7 7 3 Error message list If an error message is displayed in the 10DM take countermeasures while referring to the table below At the top of an error message
35. ayed character strings In the same way make a program which writes 2 OPERATION to D110 MOV K100 000 MOV K110 000 K100 0100 200 Selects 1 PRODUCTION K110 D110 gt DOO Selects 2 OPERATION a MITSUBISHI 6 18 FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE Display Function 6 6 3 7 Setting program example 1 Setting in the 10DM Table 6 8 2 Specifica tions petting 1 3 Installation ENTRY MONITOR Display in pec cose Sequence program js Refer to attachment 9 prog Maintenance a Write ASCII codes shown 4 SYSTEM on the left to data regis diee ters D100 and later D200 Co nt ro b Write the data register 5 Environ 4 MESSAGE H436F H6E74 H726F 6 0 data No K100 of the de message to be displayed Onno to D200 SET Use the software which can No 2 0202 IUE Number 1234 create comments using 2 COMMENT 6 Display sequence programming tool No 3 D204 RESTE 1 Introduction MONITOR DEVICE MONITOR 7 Attachment ASCII codes Setting sheet Error mes sage list a MITSUBISHI 6 19 FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE Display Function 6 2 Example of sequence program MOV MOV MOV MOV MOV H436F H6E74 H726F H6C00 K100 D100 D101 D102 D103 D200 END a Writes ASCII codes ro b Speci
36. cessory as shown in the right while paying attention to the direction T a MITSUBISHI 3 2 FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE Installation Wiring and Maintenance 3 5 Fixing the 10DM A Insert the hook of each bracket offered as acces sory into the mounting hook hole of the 10DM and pull the hook toward you B Slide leftward each bracket and fix it C Tighten the screw until it is fixed with the tightening bolt offered as accessory Fix the 10DM at four points 2 points at the top and 2 points at the bottom a Bracket with tightening bolt Make sure that the tightening torque for the tight ening bolt is 0 18 to 0 22 N m a MITSUBISHI 3 3 1 Introduction 2 Specifica tions 3 Installation Wiring Maintenance 4 SYSTEM MODE Menu 5 Environ mental Setting MONITOR SET OTHER 6 Display ENTRY MONITOR DEVICE MONITOR 7 Attachment ASCII codes Setting sheet Error mes sage list FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE Installation Wiring and Maintenance 3 3 2 Wiring 3 2 1 Connection of cable Connect the 10DM to the FX Series PLC with a cable offered as option Connect the L shape connector of the cable to the RS 422 connector provided on the rear panel of the 10DM and connect the other connector to the programming connector of the FX Series PLC Because the power is supplied from the PLC to t
37. characters you have input agree with the keyword set in the PLC the keyword is released and you can change the current value D T and C and the set value T and C of word devices After you input characters and press the ENT key the keyword remains released until the power of the 10DM is turned on You do not have to input any character for releasing the keyword again as far as the power of the 10DM remains on a MITSUBISHI 6 22 FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE Display Function 6 6 5 6 5 1 Operating procedure for devices 1 Introduction Change of word devices for device monitor A tions This paragraph describes the procedure to specify word devices From Paragraph 6 1 RUPES In this example Wiring D 100 100 devices are displayed D 120 120 Maintenance When you press CLR the lower line is shifted upward to be the upper line the lower line becomes blank and the cursor appears The word device setting mode starts 4 SYSTEM CLR ee sr En enu ENT At first determine the device type Scroll device symbols by pressing A and F to select a 5 Envi desired symbol then press ENT to determine the selection a We 120 120 Setting 1 The cursor appears at the lowest digit of the device No Increase or decrease the numeric value MONITOR displayed at the lowest digit by pressing A or W so that a desired numeric value is displayed 12
38. d when power was turned off last time is displayed abr hrs sage lis a MITSUBISHI 17 FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE Introduction 1 1 6 Product configuration 10DM main body The 10DM main body and accessories are packaged together as shown below Make sure that all accessories are packaged 1 6 1 Accessories ne A ex 1 Common accessories x Packing made of rubber Bracket made of plastic Tightening bolt M4x25 e 1 6 2 Options Model name Table 1 2 Cable model name Application FX 20P CABO For FXo FXos FX1S FXoN FX1N FX2N FX2NC Series FX 20P CABO EN with mini DIN 8 pin connector FX 20P CAB For FX1 FX FX2c Series with D sub 25 pin connector Action to comply with the CE marking Compliance with the EMC requirement is approved with the cable FX 20P CABO EN For the action to be taken to any other cable refer to head page a MITSUBISHI 1 8 FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE Introduction 1 1 7 Name of each part The name and function of each part of the 10DM are described below tions 1 Front panel a Display unit 3 Installation Displays alphabets numeric and Katakana charac Wiring ters and symbols in 16 half width characters by 2 a Maintenance ines 4 SYSTEM b CLR key Clears a device No or numeric value being input and ped returns to the initial status D oj 5 Erviron c FNC key Set
39. dard 50081 2 1993 i i Compliance with all relevant aspects of the standard Electromagnetic compatibility SEE Radiated Emissions and Mains Terminal Voltage Generic emission standard Industrial Emissions environment EN61131 2 1994 A11 1996 A12 2000 Compliance with all relevant aspects of the standard Programmable controllers RF Immunity Burst Transients and ESD Equipment requirement and tests For more details please contact the local Mitsubishi Electric sales site a MITSUBISHI FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE Notes Regarding the use of DM Units General notes on the use of Communication Cables Any device which utilizes a data communication function is susceptible to the wider effects of local EMC noise Therefore when installing any communication cables care should always be taken with the routing and location of those cables The DM units identified on the previous page are compliant with the EMC requirement when the following communication cables are used Table 0 1 DM Unit New Cables Existing Cables User Made Cables This cable need to be independently From version A tested by the user to demonstrate EMC FX 20P CABO modified C pem as shown in EX 1 compatibility when they are used with JY309C24571A of the FX 20P CABO EN Mitsubishi DM units and Programma ble Controllers When using the FX 20P CABO EN cable the Earth Strap must be connected to a suitable earth
40. describes the product configuration and the system configuration of the FX 2 5 10DM E hereafter referred to as 100 Make sure that all accessories are included in the package before using the 10DM Refer to Paragraph 1 6 3 Installation Outline of product Mus The 10DM is mounted on the surface of the control panel EX Series BRE or the operation panel and connected to the program PLC gea ming connector of the FX Series PLC located inside the z Menu control panel or the operation panel Programming The 10DM is a small display module with which you can connector zh mental monitor word devices of the PLC and change the data w using the switches of the 10DM while looking the dis MONITOR play unit of the 10DM i 10DM main se usur eatures body NET 1 The STN character type liquid crystal display unit with E LED backlight displays 16 characters x 2 lines and MONITOR is easy to look at DEVICE 2 As to data registers D up to 2 points of 16 or 32 bit data can be displayed and changed MONTOR signed decimal numbers 7 Attachment 3 As to counters C and timers T the current value and the set value can be displayed and asciicodes changed 4 The setting of the entry monitor and the system setting information stored the EEPROM _ is held against power interruption sage list Setting sheet a MITSUBISHI 1 1
41. e taken when using this element of software 5 Indicates a special point which the user of the associate software element should be aware 6 Indicates a point of interest or further explanation a MITSUBISHI vi FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE e Under no circumstances will Mitsubishi Electric be liable responsible for any consequential damage that may arise as a result of the installation or use of this equipment All examples and diagrams shown in this manual are intended only as an aid to understanding the text not to guarantee operation Mitsubishi Electric will accept no responsibility for actual use of the product based on these illustrative examples Please contact a Mitsubishi Electric distributor for more information concerning applications in life critical situations or high reliability a MITSUBISHI vi FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE a MITSUBISHI vii FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE Contents aanne dida aga pe V p M ERN MC TC CEN 1 1 Ted OUTING m E m c m 1 1 1527 ewe 1 1 123 o 1 3 1 3 1 83 27 Otherfunctions 1 4 1 4 read TAS Mandl o 1 6 1 5 1 7 16 PFOGUEECOMPGUIAUO een
42. e to set a large numeric value A Current value V lt lt 2 lt 1 lt 05152 Cautions on key operation When you change the sign by pressing the A or V key then press the A or V key the 10DM performs the following operation For example when you have set the sign to minus by mistake and would like to return the sign to plus When you have set the sign to minus by pressing the W key then press the A key the cursor moves to the lowest digit Press the FNC key to move the cursor to the sign digit then press the A key The 10DM is so designed that the cursor moves to the lowest digit if you have changed the sign by pressing the A or V key then press another key a MITSUBISHI 6 27 1 Introduction 2 Specifica tions 3 Installation Wiring Maintenance 4 SYSTEM MODE Menu 5 Environ mental Setting MONITOR SET OTHER 6 Display ENTRY MONITOR DEVICE MONITOR 7 Attachment ASCII codes Setting sheet Error mes sage list FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE Display Function 6 6 5 5 Operating procedure to release keyword If a keyword to protect programs is set in the PLC when you try to change the data the key word input request message appears to ask you to input the keyword E From Paragraph 6 1 When all operations 23456 are prohibited 12345 Start the change mode during device monitor When access to Because a keywo
43. ead the explanation on the ENTRY MONITOR setting screen 5 Understand operations of the 10DM Paragraph 6 3 4 Learn operations on the ENTRY MONITOR setting screen 6 Create comments Paragraph 6 3 5 Register comments using the programming tool 7 Create messages Paragraph 6 3 6 Learn how to specify characters to be displayed using a sequence program 8 Refer to the setting program example Paragraph 6 3 7 Set actually the display example a MITSUBISHI 6 5 1 Introduction 2 Specifica tions 3 Installation Wiring Maintenance 4 SYSTEM MODE Menu 5 Environ mental Setting MONITOR SET OTHER 6 Display ENTRY MONITOR DEVICE MONITOR 7 Attachment ASCII codes Setting sheet Error mes sage list FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE Display Function 6 6 3 1 Contents of setting and display in 10DM This paragraph describes the contents of setting and display available in ENTRY MONITOR in the 10DM Either numeric value inside a circle can be selected and displayed The symbol indicates that the contents cannot be displayed Table 6 2 b ECOMMENT JD owe 3 SVAUEONY LL p comentes emertas 72 0 3 Soom 1 MONITOR Target devices T C D and DD Device name Data 4 When a numeric value K250 is stored The device name and the data are displayed The preset word device D34 in this example is displayed
44. een shown in the figure below tions appears When the keyword you have input agrees with the one set in the PLC you can change the data You cannot change or invalidate the keyword set in the PLC wg Maintenance ENTER KEYWORD 4 SYSTEM ABF12340 MODE Keyword 3 Installation 5 Environ mental Setting MONITOR SET OTHER 6 Display ENTRY MONITOR DEVICE MONITOR 7 Attachment ASCII codes Setting sheet Error mes sage list a MITSUBISHI 1 5 FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE Introduction 1 1 4 How to read this manual This manual describes explanation as follows 1 Function list By selecting 4 OTHER 1 LANGUAGE you can select Japanese upper line or English lower line Highlighted characters in explanation on the functions in this manual indicate the setting at the time of shipment from the factory Table 1 1 Display Description on major functions Reference setting Allows to set the range of word devices which can be changed and the numeric value range which is available for data current value and set value sut F 3 DATA RANGE Setting 1 ENTRY MONITOR 0 ALL OK 1 RANGE OK 2 ERROR ALL DEV 2 Operation In explanation on each function representative key operations are described In such description the symbols 62 EW Gi and indicate key inputs The expression A B indicates the operation to press the A and B keys at the same time
45. es Setting sheet 7 Attachment Error mes sage list a MITSUBISHI 57 FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE Environmental Setting Function 5 5 4 2 Operating procedure for DATA RANGE LC From Paragraph 5 1 MONITOR SET 3 DATA RANGE RANGE 1 RANGE Change the numeric value with the cursor by pressing A and W to select a mode Then press ENT to determine the selection When CLR is pressed or ALL OK or 2 ERROR ALL is selected MONITOR SET appears because the setting below is not required When 1 RANGE OK is selected the device range should be set WS EA TN SITE 1 Deleting the setting v O 100 When Change numeric value with the cursor by devi pressing A and to select a registration No from displayed 1108 Then press ENT to determine the selection this item 1 1 2 has been en already set Change the device with the cursor by pressing A and W Then press ENT to determine the selection Next change the device No then press ENT to determine the lower limit device 1 7 pon inputting Change the numeric value with the cursor by numeric pressing A and W to set the lower limit value value press Then press ENT to determine the setting FNC to shift the ENT digit Change the numeric value with the curs
46. es sage display by a program in the PLC This function is useful to messages on completion and error indication Item No 1 Production Product ion 4 MESSAGE Item 2 Total 123456 Total 123456 2 COMMENT 3 Target 150000 1 Completion 6 COMMENT MES 1 1 Item 4 123456 1 128456 1 MONITOR 5100000000001 5100000000001 1 1 5 e iCycle 4 MESSAGE I 1 Item No 61D 200 5234 10200 8000 6 COMMENT MES 1 1 Item No 71 No display 5678 23566 3 VALUE ONLY I 1 8 display ____ 456 gt Excess rag DNA 7 VALUE MES t Item No t Contents of setting of DISPLAY SET In the display example above the item No 6 indicates an example in which only a device is displayed because there are not comment and message data a MITSUBISHI 64 FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE Display Function 6 6 3 Display setting procedure 1 Understand the display specifications Paragraph 6 3 1 Check the contents of setting and display available in the ENTRY MONITOR display 2 Design the display layout Attachment 7 2 Write the desired display layout on the ENTRY MONITOR setting sheet In addition write devices used in the setting and their occupation range 3 Design the character display specifications Paragraph 6 3 2 Learn the specifications of comments and messages and the restriction in display 4 Check the 10DM setting screen Paragraph 6 3 3 R
47. fi The 10DM can offer display 1 ENTRY MONITOR and 2 DEVICE MONITOR 6 1 Description on menu display and functions Sonn H T Wi 1 Change the numeric value with the cursor I by pressing the A and V keys to selecta menu item Then press the ENT key to determine the selection 4 SYSTEM 2 Menu 2 5 Environ gt o Setting 1 ENTRY MONITOR MONITOR TEMP CONTROL When is pressed When the power is turned on SET TEMP 235 the display lines are scrolled or when DEVICE MONITOR gt TEMP rising upward or downward Is selectedin OTHER UM TARGET 500 Torealize the display SYSTEM devices lI i15 315 861 example above you should are not displayed 6 Display og 740 7s select DISPLAY SET in 5 512341 MONITOR SET ENTRY 1 225 2345 7676 LO225 23457676 MONITOR The user display selects and displays the contents set by the user and the devices displayed by key operations 7 Attachment ASCII codes Setting sheet Error mes sage list a MITSUBISHI 6 1 FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE Display Function 6 1 How to specify the contents to be displayed when the power of the 10DM is turned on The contents displayed when 1 ENTRY MONITOR or 2 DEVICE MONITOR is selected on the SYSTEM MODE menu then the power is turned off are stored then displayed when the power is turned on next time 2 How to d
48. fies the data register No 100 a MITSUBISHI 6 20 FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE Display Function 6 6 4 DEVICE MONITOR 1 Introduction 2 DEVICE MONITOR allows to monitor word devices and change their data using easy operating procedures tions Table 6 9 3 Installation Display Description on functions Wiring Allows to select word devices D T and C of the PLC and display and change Maintenance the current value D T and C and the set value T and 2 DEVICE MONITOR Up to 2 data registers D 1 timer or 1 counter C can be displayed at a time SYSTEM MODE Data registers D and a timer T or counter C cannot be displayed at the Menu same time 5 Environ Display example Setting Data registers only Timer Counter eee D34 789 TO 3276 7s 32767 DD10 123456 3276 7 S 32767 6 Display When specifying the device No or data press the A key to increase it and press the V key Haun to decrease it MONTOR When the A or V key is pressed and held the device No or data increases or decreases Haves quickly Use the FNC key to specify the digit MONITOR 7 Attachment ASCII codes Setting sheet Error mes sage list a MITSUBISHI 6 21 FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE Display Function 6 What will happen when a keyword is set in the PLC When the 10DM displays the keyword input request message you should input characters When the
49. h 6 4 MONITOR D200 2859 a Word devices D T C can be displayed in up to 2 lines 7 Attachment BEG ET b You can change the data with simple key operations Device name t Data Setting sheet Error mes sage list MITSUBISHI 1 3 FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE Introduction 1 1 3 2 Other functions 1 Device range data range setting function Refer to Paragraphs 5 3 and 5 4 You can set restriction to word devices whose data can be changed while the display func tion of the 10DM is used Device range Either of the following settings is available devices completely permitted Up to eight points can be set as the word device range between the minimum and maxi mum values No device completely prohibited Data range devices completely permitted Up to eight points can be set as the word device range between the minimum and maxi mum values and the available data range No device completely prohibited 2 Reset function Refer to Paragraph 6 5 6 This function resets data current value of word devices while the device monitor or the entry monitor is displayed Device name ie Current value C60 MRESET S 1000 Set value a MITSUBISHI 1 4 FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE Introduction 1 3 Keyword release function Refer to Paragraph 6 5 5 When you try to change the data while the display function of the 10DM is used if a key NIE word is set in a program in the PLC the keyword input scr
50. he 10DM through this cable wir ing for power supply is not required Connection procedure 1 Connecting the cable to the 10DM Hold the mini DIN 8 pin L shape connector of the accessory cable FX 20P CAB or FX 20P CABO EN by hand Align the A mark with the direction of the notch on the connector for PLC of the 10DM and securely insert the connector completely MINI DIN 8pin y Notch 10DM side A mark on cable side ie D SUB 25pin das t Cable side Uu a MITSUBISHI FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE Installation Wiring and Maintenance 3 2 Connecting the cable to the PLC In the case of FX 20P CAB GET Hold the other D sub 25 pin connector of the cable FX 20P CABO EN by hand Let the con tions nector be in the lateral direction and its longer edge be located on the upper side securely insert it completely 2 In the case of 20 and FX 20P CABO EN Hold the other mini DIN 8 pin connector of the cable FX 20P CABO EN by hand Align the A mark with the direction of the notch on the programming connector of the PLC and 4 svsreM securely insert the connector completely 3 the cable securely so that it will not come off the 10DM 1 Introduction 3 Installation Menu 5 Environ mental Setting MONITOR SET OTHER 6 Display ENTRY MONITOR DEVICE MONITOR 7 Attachment ASCII codes Setting sheet Error mes
51. hould also be trained in the use and maintenance of the completed product This includes being completely familiar with all associated documentation for said product maintenance should be carried out in accordance with established safety practices C All operators of the completed equipment see Note should be trained to use this product in a safe manner in compliance to established safety practices The operators should also be familiar with documentation which is associated with the actual operation of the completed equipment Note The term completed equipment refers to a third party constructed device which contains or uses the product associated with this manual a MITSUBISHI v FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE Notes on the Symbols Used in this Manual At various times throughout this manual certain symbols will be used to highlight points which are intended to ensure the users personal safety and protect the integrity of equipment Whenever any of the following symbols are encountered its associated note must be read and understood Each of the symbols used will now be listed with a brief description of its meaning Hardware Warnings 1 Indicates that the identified danger WILL cause physical and property damage 2 Indicates that the identified danger could POSSIBLY cause physical and property damage 3 Indicates a point of further interest or further explanation Software Warnings 4 Indicates special care must b
52. ight is the LED type and free from maintenance RRR ENTRY MONITOR DEVICE MONITOR 7 Attachment ASCII codes Setting sheet Error mes sage list a MITSUBISHI 3 7 FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE Installation Wiring and Maintenance 3 MEMO a MITSUBISHI 3 8 FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE SYSTEM MODE Menu 4 4 SYSTEM MODE Menu 1 Introduction The SYSTEM MODE menu allows diversified settings of the 10DM E tions This menu offers 1 ENTRY MONITOR 2 DEVICE MONITOR for display and 3 MONI TOR SET and 4 OTHER for environmental setting Wiring Maintenance 4 SYSTEM MODE Menu 5 Environ mental Setting MONITOR SET OTHER 6 Display ENTRY MONITOR DEVICE MONITOR 7 Attachment ASCII codes Setting sheet Error mes sage list a MITSUBISHI fe FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE SYSTEM MODE Menu 4 4 1 Menu list When you turn on the power while pressing and holding the ENT keys in the power OFF status the SYSTEM MODE menu appears Change the numeric value with the cursor SYSTEM MODE menu by pressing the A and keys to select a menu item Then press the ENT key to determine the selection m 0 If Katakana characters Japanese displayed change T ENG LANGUAGE 0 language setting from JAPANESE to ENGLISH in LANGUAGE 1 ENTRY MONI TOR I2 DEVICE MONITOR e
53. ion display on the SYSTEM MODE menu or shifts upward the display line of ENTRY MONITOR Moves down the function display on the SYSTEM MODE menu or shifts down ward the display line of ENTRY MONI Allows to specify a digit by the numeric value of the device Determines the device or completes the input of numeric value Changes over the device D D D T C and increases a numeric value Changes the sign of the data from minus to plus Changes over the device DOC T DD and decreases a numeric value Changes the sign of the data from plus to minus a MITSUBISHI FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE Introduction 1 Tabie 1 mous Whenalineisselected a line is selected Wo A over the line selection mode to the initial status in which the cursor is not Cancels the input displayed Changes over the mode from the line selection mode in which the cursor flickers to the device selection mode in which the cursor is displayed Deletes the setting of the line where the cursor is located ENTRY MONITOR RANGE OK and DATA RANGE in MONITOR SET oo dis oo 1 In this manual indicates a key When a device numeric value is selected 1 Introduction 2 Specifica tions 3 Installation Wiring Maintenance Allows to input another device in DEVICE 4 SYSTEM MONITOR MODE Menu 5 Environ mental Reads the reset f
54. isplay the SYSTEM MODE menu Press the FNC and ENT keys at the same time If display of the SYSTEM MODE menu is prohibited by the environmental setting perform the following operation Turn off the power of the 10DM While pressing and holding the FNC and ENT keys at the same time turn on the power 6 2 a MITSUBISHI FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE Display Function 6 6 2 ENTRY MONITOR 1 ENTRY MONITOR displays messages and comments registered in advance as well as device names and data Table 6 1 Display 1 ENTRY MONITOR Description on functions Allows to specify in the unit of line up to 8 items of display in the form of mes sages comments in Katakana characters and word devices D T and C Allows to change the current value D T and C and the set value T and C of word devices Only two lines can be displayed at a time You can scroll the display lines upward by pressing the A key and downward by pressing the W key a MITSUBISHI 6 3 1 Introduction 2 Specifica tions 3 Installation Wiring Maintenance 4 SYSTEM MODE Menu 5 Environ mental Setting MONITOR SET OTHER 6 Display ENTRY MONITOR DEVICE MONITOR 7 Attachment ASCII codes Setting sheet Error mes sage list FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE Display Function 6 Display example The monitor data displayed with device name comment etc can be changed over to m
55. or by pressing A and to set the upper limit value Then press ENT to determine the setting aa MITSUBISHI 5 8 FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE Environmental Setting Function 5 5 5 OTHER 1 Introduction 4 OTHER allows to set the operating environment of the 10DM 2 Specifica tions Table 5 2 Display Description on major functions 3 Installation Allows to set the language used to display each menu item of SYSTEM Wiring MODE error messages etc Maintenance 1 LANGUAGE Setting f MODE 1 JAPANESE Menu Allows to set the buzzer sound issued once to confirm pressing of a key on 5 Environ the panel face and the buzzer sound for error issued consecutively twice dea 2 BUZZER Setting 1 OTHER Allows to set the title screen displayed when the power of the 10DM is turned on Setting 6 Display 0 ON Displays the copyright the product model name and the version information les 3 TITLE 1 OFF Displays only the version information DEVICE MONITOR 7 Attachment ASCII codes Setting sheet Error mes sage list a MITSUBISHI 5 9 FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE Environmental Setting Function 5 Table 5 2 Display Description on major functions Allows to enable or disable the changeover to the SYSTEM MODE menu by pressing of keys 4 CALL SYSTEM Setting 1 NO Disables the changeover by pressing FNC ENT Searches for and stores the information on the
56. rd is registered the message below appears data is prohibited 4 at first then the keyword input screen appears next PC KEYWORD 60 00000000 ENTER KEYWORD en 00000000 Press FNC to shift the cursor to another digit Select characters for the keyword by pressing A and V w ENTER KEYWORD CLR BF1234 0 Press ENT to When the characters you have input do enable data change not agree with the registered keyword CLR KEYWORD ERROR By the procedure above the keyword set in the PLC is temporarily released In order to validate the keyword again turn off the power of the 10DM once Then the keyword stored in the memory inside the 10DM is cleared and the keyword set in the PLC becomes effective again a MITSUBISHI 6 28 FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE Display Function 6 6 5 6 Reset of word devices This paragraph describes the procedure to reset the current value of a data register by writing to it Target devices D DD T current value and C current value 2 From Paragraph 6 1 23456 12345 CLR Press FNC CLR to start the reset mode Er2 CHANGE Setting is prohibited in DEVICE RANGE or DATA en RANGE in MONITOR SET in SYSTEM MODE Move the position of I RESET by pressing A and W to select a In the data area of a device to be reset the characters RESET are displayed CLR 2
57. s line selection mode when pressed and held for 1 second or s x ven MONITOR While a numeric value is being input this key specifies the digit SET d A and V keys dep Decrease or increase a device No or numeric value and scroll the display line 6 Display e ENT key Completes input of a device No numeric value or menu item selection 2 EE a Connector for PLC RS 422 interface MONITOR Enables communication between the 10DM and the 4 Attachment FX Series PLC The power is supplied from the PLC via a cable con Ded cou nected to this connector Setting sheet Error mes sage list a MITSUBISHI 1 9 FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE Introduction 1 1 8 Key functions and how to look at device indication 1 8 1 Key functions The 10DM allows to select and display word devices and change the data using the five keys Some combinations of the keys offer special functions Table 1 3 Ke E 8 F Whena line is selected When a device numeric value is operation selected Changes over the screen to SYSTEM MODE This function can be prohibited by OTHER CALL FNC EN T ENT Changes over the mode to the line selec tion mode when pressed and held for 1 or more Determines the input and changes over the mode from the line selection mode to the device selection mode Moves up the funct
58. scription on major functions Wiring 1 ENTRY MONITOR 2 DEVICE MONITOR Allows to set in the unit of line monitoring of up to 8 items among the messages comments Katakana characters and word devices D T ae and C set by the user Menu Allows to change the current value D T and C SM and the set value T and C of word devices Seal e Message Setting Arbitrary characters ASCII codes are dis played in data registers D of the PLC SET Comment OTHER Comments referred to as Katakana com ments or device comments depending on the sequence programming tool created by ENTRY the sequence programming tool are displayed MONITOR Allows to select word devices D T and C of the e PLC and monitor and change the current value D T and C and the set value T and 7 Attachment Up to 2 data registers D 1 timer T or 1 ASCII codes counter C can be monitored at a time Setting sheet Error mes sage list a MITSUBISHI 4 3 FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE SYSTEM MODE Menu 4 Table 4 1 Classification Display Description on major functions 3 MONITOR SET Environmental setting 1 ENTRY MONITOR allows to set devices for displayed messages and comments 2 2 DEVICE RANGE allows to set ERROR ALL DEV RANGE OK up to 8 points or ALL OK for word devices which can be changed 3 DATA RANGE allows to set ERROR ALL DEV RANGE OK
59. ter In this manual a 16 bit type data register is described as D and a 32 bit type data register as a MITSUBISHI 1 12 FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE Specifications 2 2 Specifications 1 Introduction 2 1 Outside dimensions 96 32 Unit mm 3 Installation Wiring R Maintenance 4 SYSTEM MODE M is lenu 5 Environ eemee E Setting MONITOR Outer painting color Munsell 0 08GY 7 64 0 81 45 SET Mass 0 15 kg For accessories refer to Paragraph 1 6 6 Display 2 2 Power supply specifications pe Table 2 1 sum Supply voltage 5 V DC 5 supplied from FX Series PLC DENCE Power ripple 200 mV or less MONITOR Current consumption 5V DC 220 mA 7 Attachment Allowable instantaneous ASCII codes Operation shall continue against power interruption of less than 5 ms power interruption Setting sheet Error mes sage list a MITSUBISHI 2 1 FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE Specifications 2 2 3 General specifications Table 2 2 Ambient 7 T to 50 during operation 20 to 70 during storage Seeds 35 to 85 RH during operation Dew condensation shall not be allowed Operating Free from corrosive gas and much dusts conforman When intermittent 10 to 57 Hz 0 075 mm leach of X ce to JIS vibrations are applied 2 Y and Z When continuous 10 to 57 Hz 0 035 mm 80 vibrations are applied 57 to 150
60. the numeric value with the cursor Il by pressing A and to select an item No to be deleted Press FNC CLR to select the deletion mode Press CLR to return to status before setting Press ENT to execute deletion After deletion the next item is displayed No 6 COMMENT MES 200 a MITSUBISHI FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE Display Function 6 6 3 5 Creation of comments You should create comments using the programming software The table below shows representative programming tools Table 6 5 Programming software model name Comment creation function name SWEDSC GFPW E For the details of the operating procedure and the specifications of each software above refer 5 to the corresponding manual a MITSUBISHI 1 Introduction 2 Specifica tions 3 Installation Wiring Maintenance 4 SYSTEM MODE Menu mental Setting MONITOR SET OTHER 6 Display ENTRY MONITOR DEVICE MONITOR 7 Attachment ASCII codes Setting sheet Error mes sage list FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE Display Function 6 Setting procedure Operation example using FX PCS WIN E 1 Prepare either programming software shown above 2 Set the comment capacity using a param eter 3 Input a comment to a device in half width characters For available characters refer to the ASCII code table Attachment 7 1
61. tion of the cursor Y by pressing A and W to select a device whose data is to be changed Then press ENT to determine the selection The cursor E appears at the lowest digit of the selected line Increase or decrease the numeric value displayed at the lowest digit by pressing A or so that a desired numeric value is displayed Press FNC to move the cursor to the upper digit CLR When you press and hold A the numeric value continues to increase And when the increased value reaches 0 at the digit at the second time the cursor moves to the next upper digit and the numeric value at that digit increases When you press and hold the numeric value continues to decrease in the reverse way To the next page From the next page From the next page CLR DEVICE RANGE is displayed a MITSUBISHI 6 25 1 Introduction 2 Specifica tions 3 Installation Wiring Maintenance 4 SYSTEM MODE Menu 5 Environ mental Setting MONITOR SET OTHER 6 Display ENTRY MONITOR DEVICE MONITOR 7 Attachment ASCII codes Setting sheet Error mes sage list FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE Display Function 6 From the previous page To the previous page To the previous page FNC Press FNC to move the cursor to the upper digit The numeric value increases in the order 1 s digit 10 s digit gt Er6 DATA RANGE Er7 DEVICE RANGE is
62. unction Setting MONITOR SET OTHER 6 Display ENTRY MONITOR DEVICE MONITOR 7 Attachment ASCII codes Setting sheet Error mes sage list a MITSUBISHI FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE Introduction 1 1 8 2 How to look at device indication Among word devices data registers D timers T and counters C can be displayed in the 10DM Data is displayed in decimal numbers Such word devices can be displayed using the device monitor and entry monitor functions O O lt Current value data for D DD T and C only Device name S lt Set value data for T and only Device No If there is not any program six Data asterisks is displayed Display example The example below shows display of each device using the device monitor function The entry monitor function can display the device name as comment Data register 16 bit type Timer Indicates second DO 32767 3276 7s D22 32768 S 3276 7s Indicates the set value Data register 32 bit type Counter 32 bit type DDO 2147483647 32767 1 2147483648 S 32767 Indicates the set value Up to two data registers can be displayed Only one timer or counter can be displayed because both the current value and the set value are displayed for each timer or counter 1 The 10DM displays actually 1 for a 16 bit type data register and gt for a 32 bit type data regis
63. urn to the status before setting Set the No of the word device D DD T or C No 4 T 5 status before setting Set the contents to be displayed for the word device set above status before setting Press ENT to determine the setting The next item is displayed 2 Specifica tions 3 Installation Wiring If no device is displayed this Maintenance item has not been set yet 4 Deleting the setting I 4 5 Environ The items available in display setting in mental the next step are determined in i Setting accordance with the word device set here For the details refer to Paragraph 6 3 1 To the next page OTHER Display setting may be disabled depending on the word device type set above 6 Display ENTRY MONITOR DEVICE MONITOR 7 Attachment ASCII codes Setting sheet Error mes sage list a MITSUBISHI FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE Display Function 6 Deleting the setting in DISPLAY SET If you would like to delete an item make sure that the cursor I is flickering in the item No to be deleted press the FNC key then press the CLR key soon The figure below shows screen while RANGE is being set When a word device is displayed this item has been already set ENT ENT n From the previous page No MM S VALUE ONLY Change
64. xt item No is displayed en a MITSUBISHI 5 6 FX 10DM E DISPLAY MODULE Environmental Setting Function 5 5 4 5 4 1 DATA RANGE 1 Introduction Set the word device range in which the data can be changed and the data range which can be op specifica input to word devices in 1 ENTRY MONITOR and 2 DEVICE MONITOR uus You can set restriction the word device range in which the data can be changed in the same 3 instalation way as DEVICE RANGE described in the previous paragraph and the data range which can be input to word devices The setting which gives restriction can be set only to either one between DATA RANGE and e teraee Wiring DEVICE RANGE Either one should be set to ALL OK 4 SYSTEM MODE Description on setting screen and displayed contents Menu This paragraph describes the contents displayed on the RANGE screen in DATA mental RANGE Setting No You can set up to 8 word devices TONDE Device OTHER Minimum value 6 Displ Word device range in which the data can be changed a E Minimum value Maximum value MONITOR 7 DEVICE The minimum value and the maximum value of the item No which are set once are overwritten Change of only the maximum value is not available The setting can be deleted in the unit of item No For the detailed operating procedure refer to DEVICE ASCII cod
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