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SECTION 2 -

Description

Figure 14

HMI30 5.7” connectors

Figure 15

HMI30 connectors label detail

Figure 16

HMI30 CE label detail

2.8

Connector view

Power DC input

LAN1 (10/100 Mbps)
Fieldbus

USB2 (2.0)

LAN2 (10/100 Mbps)
Ubiquity

Reset button

Power on LED

SD card slot

USB1 (2.0)

COM 1 (RS232/422/485 MPI)

For detailed description refer to section 8.

2.8.1

Labels

On the rear panel are present the following the connectors label and the CE la-
bel.

Summary of Contents for HMI30

Page 1: ...ASEM Open Automation Systems USER S GUIDE Code 86060322 Version A01 Date 16 07 2012 HMI30 HMI30 TF ...

Page 2: ...ii Revisions Revisor Date Release Thei ES Draft Thei Mantovani Fumagalli 22 11 2011 A00 Thei Boscolo Zamò Mantovani 16 06 2012 A01 ...

Page 3: ...um front panel 11 2 5 2 Aluminium front panel with True Flat technology 11 2 5 3 Widescreen 12 2 6 Rear view 13 2 7 Side view 15 2 8 Connector view 16 2 8 1 Labels 16 2 9 Touchscreen 17 2 10 Putting in operation HMI30 18 2 10 1 Configuration and project creation 18 2 10 2 Process management 18 2 11 Software options 19 SECTION 3 21 3 Installation and connection 21 3 1 Preparation for installation 2...

Page 4: ...display characteristics 65 7 1 4 10 4 display characteristics 66 7 1 5 12 1 SVGA display characteristics 66 7 1 6 12 1 XGA display characteristics 66 7 1 7 15 0 display characteristics 67 7 2 Certificates and approvals 67 7 3 Dimension drawings 68 7 3 1 HMI30 5 7 Full Aluminium front panel 68 7 3 2 HMI30 TF 5 7 Aluminium front panel with True Flat technology 69 7 3 3 HMI30 7 0 Wide Full Aluminium ...

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Page 7: ...1 HMI30 HMI30 TF User s guide SECTION 1 1 Preliminary Information ...

Page 8: ... da cui è stato acquista to il prodotto The symbol on the product or in its packaging indicates that this product may not be treated as household waste Instead it shall be handed over the applicable collection point for the recycling of electrical and electronic equipment By ensuring this product is disposed of cor rectly you will help prevent potential negative consequences for the en vironment a...

Page 9: ...ual podria ocurrir si este producto no se manípula de forma adecuada Para obtener informació nes mas detalladas sobre el reciclaje de este producto póngase en con tacto con la adMinistraciòn de su ciudad con su servicio de desechos del hogar o con el surtidor donde comprò el producto simbolo no produto ou na embalagem indica que este producto não pode ser tratado como lixo doméstico Em vez disso d...

Page 10: ...c Proper transport assembly installation storage commissioning opera tion and maintenance are required to ensure that the product operates safely d The indicated environmental conditions must be observed e The information in this user s manual must be observed 1 8 Purpose of the user s guide a This user s manual contains information based on the requirements de fined by DIN EN 62079 for mechanical...

Page 11: ...ited until it has been absolutely ensured that the system in which the HMI device is to be installed com plies with all the applicable EU and international regulation 1 12 2 Hazardous areas Do not use HMI30 in hazardous areas 1 12 3 Working on the control cabinet Open equipment The HMI device is open equipment This means that the HMI30 may only be integrated in housings or cabinets where it can be...

Page 12: ...liminary Informations 1 13 Notes about usage HMI30 is approved for indoor use only HMI30 may be damaged if operated outdoors 1 14 Applicable standard Please refer to section 8 for details about the relevant standards ...

Page 13: ...7 HMI30 HMI30 TF User s guide SECTION 2 2 Description ...

Page 14: ...remium HMI 3 runtime installed The systems can have standard HMI30 or true flat HMI30 TF front frame 2 2 Key features CPU ARM CORTEX A8 Frontal IP 65 O S Microsoft Windows Embedded Compact 7 C7P installed on flash memory Data and programs are contained in two different flash disk devices Asem Premium HMI software Asem Ubiquity software 2 3 Package HMI30 package consists of HMI30 system User s guid...

Page 15: ...wing figures show the various configurations 2 4 1 HMI30 full aluminium front panel HMI30 5 7 Full aluminum front panel 7 0 Wide 8 4 10 4 12 1 15 0 2 4 2 HMI30 TF aluminium front panel with true flat technology HMI30 TF 5 7 Aluminium front panel with True Flat technology 7 0 Wide 8 4 10 4 12 1 15 0 ...

Page 16: ...luminium front panel with true flat technology The aluminium front panel has a step between the front panel and the touchscreen The front panel with true flat technology has no step between the front panel and the touchscreen therefore it can be easily cleaned The polyester top film covers the resistive touchscreen up to the alu minium border Step NO Step ...

Page 17: ...Aluminium front panel with true flat technology detail 2 5 Front view 2 5 1 Full aluminium front panel Full aluminium front panel Touchscreen display 2 5 2 Aluminium front panel with True Flat technology Aluminium front panel with top polyester film Touchscreen display 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 ...

Page 18: ...display have 4 3 aspect ratio while the system with 7 0 display has 15 9 wide aspect ratio The 7 0 wide display provides 25 more area than the smaller 5 7 size HMI30 7 0 is available with aluminium front panel or true flat and widescreen 2 5 3 1 Widescreen Full aluminium front panel Frame Touchscreen display 2 5 3 2 Widescreen aluminium front panel with True Flat technology Frame Touchscreen displ...

Page 19: ...els may be different depending on display size Figure 10 HMI30 7 0 rear view Note the user manual refers to HMI 5 7 version Other versions will be dis cussed only when necessary 2 6 Rear view Ventilation holes Mounting seal 7 0 Ventilation holes Mounting seal 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 ...

Page 20: ...14 SECTION 2 Description Figure 11 HMI30 8 4 rear view Ventilation holes Mounting seal 1 2 1 ...

Page 21: ...I30 TF User s guide Figure 12 HMI30 5 7 side view Figure 13 HMI30 5 7 side view 2 7 Side view Ventilation holes Recess for fixing clamps Ventilation holes Recess for fixing clamps 1 2 2 1 1 1 2 1 2 1 2 2 2 1 2 2 1 ...

Page 22: ...nnector view Power DC input LAN1 10 100 Mbps Fieldbus USB2 2 0 LAN2 10 100 Mbps Ubiquity Reset button Power on LED SD card slot USB1 2 0 COM 1 RS232 422 485 MPI For detailed description refer to section 8 2 8 1 Labels On the rear panel are present the following the connectors label and the CE la bel 9 1 6 2 7 3 8 4 5 3 2 1 4 8 9 7 6 5 ...

Page 23: ...d the touchscreen The user touches directly the touchscreen 7 0 wide 8 4 5 wire 10 4 5 wire 12 1 5 wire 15 0 5 wire True Flat 5 7 4 wire The touchscreen is fully planar with the alumini um front panel No step The touchscreen is cov ered by an overlay film polyester which is glued to the touchscreen with an optically clear adhe sive OCA for improved optical performance 7 0 wide 8 4 5 wire 10 4 5 wi...

Page 24: ...project creation During the configuration phase you create the user interfaces for operation and monitoring of the technical process by using a PC on which is installed Pre mium HMI development environment Configuration also includes Creating the project Saving the project Testing the project Simulating the project After compiling the configuration you load the project into the HMI30 device 2 10 2...

Page 25: ...wer Templates VBA Symbols Yes Yes Grid Yes Yes Synapsis Yes Yes Scheduler Yes Yes Editing Menu Yes Yes Style Source Management in Symbols Yes Yes IP Camera Viewer Yes Yes Alias management in Objects Yes Yes Alarm Logs Max 512 Alarms Max 2048 Alarms Alarms Management Yes Yes Historical Management XML Yes Yes Historical Management ODBC Yes Yes Alarms Notification SMS Email Voice No Yes Alarms Area Y...

Page 26: ... Cross Reference Table 22 Debugger Dynamic Multilanguage Yes Yes Unicode support Yes Yes Drivers Max number of Driver Max nr 2 Max nr 4 PLC Tag Importer Yes Yes Event Object Yes Yes Scaling Object Yes Yes Scheduler Object Yes Yes Logics IL Logic Step5 Step7 Yes Yes VBA Logic WinWrap Basic Yes Yes Sinapsis Logic Yes Yes Networking Yes Yes Child Projects Yes Yes Screen Navigation Yes Yes Visual Stud...

Page 27: ...21 HMI30 HMI30 TF User s guide SECTION 3 3 Installation and connection ...

Page 28: ...ge and for completeness In the case of damaged parts contact your ASEM representative Do not install parts damaged during shipment 3 3 Checking the operating conditions Read carefully the standards approvals EMC parameters and technical specifications for operation of the HMI device This information is availa ble in the following sections o Certificates and approvals see section 8 o Electromagneti...

Page 29: ...MI device is suitable for installation in Mounting cabinets Control cabinets Switchboards Consoles 3 4 1 Damage due to overheating The operative temperature must be between 0 and 50 C All HMI systems are designed for vertical mounting position An inclined installation reduces the thermal convection by the HMI de vice and the maximum permissible ambient temperature for operation Please contact ASEM...

Page 30: ...tem X direction 15 mm min for each side Y direction 50 mm min for each side Z direction 10 mm min 3 6 Preparing the mounting cut out In order to ensure a proper mounting of the system the material of the mounting cut out must be sufficiently stable To obtain the degree of protection described below the material of the mounting panel must not deform due to the use of clamps on the operator panel X ...

Page 31: ... if the following con ditions are satisfied Material thickness at the mounting cut out for IP65 protection 2mm to 4 mm Deviations of the plane of the mounting cut out limits 0 5 mm This condition must be satisfied even when the HMI30 is installed Allowed surface roughness in the area of the seal 120 microns Rz 120 3 6 2 Cut out measures 3 6 2 1 5 7 cut out 3 6 2 2 7 0 wide cut out 3 6 2 3 8 4 cut ...

Page 32: ...26 SECTION 3 Installation and connection Figure 24 HMI30 10 4 cut out Figure 25 HMI30 12 1 cut out Figure 26 HMI30 15 0 cut out 3 6 2 4 10 4 cut out 3 6 2 5 12 1 cut out 3 6 2 6 15 0 cut out ...

Page 33: ...obtain the declared degree of frontal protection for the system it is nec essary to respect the positions of the clamps shown below The table below shows the number and the position of the clamps for each HMI30 size System Clamp Quantity Clamp position HMI30 HMI30 TF 5 7 7 HMI30 HMI30 TF 7 0 7 HMI30 HMI30 TF 8 4 8 HMI30 HMI30 TF 10 4 10 ...

Page 34: ...28 SECTION 3 Installation and connection HMI30 HMI30 TF 12 1 10 HMI30 HMI30 TF 15 0 10 3 7 2 Tools to tighten the mounting clamps 1 5 mm hexagonal key ...

Page 35: ...29 HMI30 HMI30 TF User s guide Figure 27 Installation Figure 28 Installation 3 7 3 Procedure 1 Insert HMI30 into the mounting cut out from the front ...

Page 36: ...30 SECTION 3 Installation and connection Figure 29 Installation Figure 30 Installation Figure 31 Installation 2 Insert the fixing clamps into the housings of the device ...

Page 37: ...lation Note adhere to the permissible torque when tightening the threaded pin of the mounting clamp 0 2 Nm Figure 33 Installation 3 Tighten the fixing clamps with a 1 5 mm hex key 4 Repeat steps 2 and 3 for all mounting clamps 5 Check the seal seat ...

Page 38: ...terface To achieve this goal the following methods can be used 1 Use an equipotential bonding cable 16mm 2 to connect the equipments ground to the HMI s ground 2 Connect the data cable screens to the equipotential bonding rail on both sides before connecting the cable to the interfaces 3 8 3 Power supply connection The device may only be connected to a 24V maximum permissible oper ating voltage ra...

Page 39: ...Figure 36 Power supply connection detail 3 8 4 Switching on and testing the HMI Device Connect the power supply cable to HMI30 Switch On the power supply The green led will light The display will switch on accordingly and after few seconds the Windows CE desktop will appear ...

Page 40: ...nnect HMI30 in LAN and the DHCP server of the LAN will assign automatically an IP address to HMI30 In case there is not a DHCP server available you must assign a static IP address to HMI30 compatible with the IP address of the configuration PC For Example if the PC has IP address 172 17 17 20 you must configure for exam ple HMI30 with the IP address 172 17 17 182 To configure the IPC address in th...

Page 41: ...HMI30 HMI30 TF User s guide Figure 38 Connecting the configuration PC Figure 39 Connecting the configuration PC Click on Ok to save the settings Click on the Start button and select Settings Control Panel ...

Page 42: ...ection Figure 40 Connecting the configuration PC Figure 41 Connecting the configuration PC Then double click on Registry Saver Click on the Save button and confirm clicking on Ok This operation will save your setting in a permanent way ...

Page 43: ...er the project into HMI30 you must Start Premium HMI Developing tool Load the project to transfer Click on the transfer icon see picture below The following window will appear Select TCP in the upper left list Write the IP address of HMI30 Choose where to download the project into HMI30 specifying the Up load Device Path To transfer the project to HMI30 click on the button Upload Project There is ...

Page 44: ...emory Name used by Windows Explorer Note NAND NANDFlash Internal memory used to store the operat ing system It is a read only memory MMC MMCMemory Memory to store data and executables Read and Write memory SD SDMemory Removable Memory Read and Write memory USB Key Hard Disk USB key inserted into a USB port of HMI30 In the picture below an example of file Explorer on HMI30 ...

Page 45: ...39 HMI30 HMI30 TF User s guide SECTION 4 4 Commissioning the device ...

Page 46: ...er executable It is not possible to disable writing into eMMC You can always read and write the eMMC memory The purpose of this memory is to store data pro duced during the running of the machine or plant supervised by HMI30 4 2 Internal memory The NAND memory as default is read only In this way is protected from losses of data but the NAND memory can be made writable To make the NAND memory writa...

Page 47: ... removing the system memory card while the project is running If you remove memory card while a project is running the project may stop Figure 48 Slot for memory card 4 3 Slot for memory card HMI30 can optionally accommodate an SD SDHC card slot V 2 0 push push type 4 4 Installation removal of a memory card Insert the memory card into the slot as indicated in the figure Pay atten tion to the bevel...

Page 48: ...42 SECTION 4 Commissioning the device Figure 49 Slot for memory card Figure 50 Slot for memory card Figure 51 Slot for memory card Push the card previously inserted Extract the memory card from the slot ...

Page 49: ...43 HMI30 HMI30 TF User s guide SECTION 5 5 Commissioning a project ...

Page 50: ...time HMI30 there is no project inside At first you need to transfer a project into HMI30 After you download a project you can retransfer another project or another version of the same project without any special operation also while the pro ject is running on HMI30 5 2 Transfer HMI30 is always ready for accepting the download of a project even when a project is running In this way if HMI30 is conn...

Page 51: ... s guide Figure 52 Configuring the serial port Figure 53 Configuring the serial port Figure 54 Configuring the serial port Go in control panel Double click on Serial Port Configuration Choose the type of serial communication ...

Page 52: ...ill be applied automati cally 5 3 1 Connecting the serial port A unique DB15 male connector hosts all serial protocols please check par 7 4 for pin out details so it is necessary to adapt this connection to plant needs Asem can supply connector adapters as optional parts but user can adapt DB15 connector by himself For further details please contact ASEM 5 4 Managing the project HMI30 has powerful...

Page 53: ...re 57 Stopping the running project 5 4 1 Stopping the running project To stop a project running in HMI30 you must 5 Select TCP in the upper left list 6 Write the IP address of HMI30 7 Click on the button Stop Device Project You will see the project in HMI30 stopping see below ...

Page 54: ...Starting the project To start a project in HMI30 by using the configuration PC you must 8 Select TCP in the upper left list 9 Write the IP address of HMI30 10 Click on the button Start Device Project You will see the HMI30 project starting see below If there isn t a project in HMI30 you will have an error ...

Page 55: ...ollows 1 Select Networking in the project explorer window of Premium HMI 2 Enable the property Debugger in the Properties window of Premium HMI Transfer the project to HMI30 and make it running NOTE Be sure that the project is running otherwise you cannot debug the pro ject To debug the project running in HMI30 from the configuration PC you must 1 Select TCP in the upper left list 2 Write the IP a...

Page 56: ...ject Figure 61 Debug the project Figure 62 Debug the project Figure 63 Debug the project The following window will appear Write the IP address of HMI30 and click on the OK button A new windows asking for user and password will appear ...

Page 57: ...riables Put breakpoint and debug Visual Basic scripts running in the project 5 4 4 Trasfer the project from HMI30 to the configuration PC This option allows you to transfer the project from HMI30 to the configuration PC in order to check or change and hence transfer again into HMI30 Hint It is always suggested to protect the project with a password in order to don t allow changes to the project by...

Page 58: ... HMI and you will able to check test and change the resources of the project 5 5 Backup and restore HMI30 has tools to backup and restore the contents of its internal memory in order to manage the project and the operating system of HMI30 For more in formation please contact the support center of ASEM 5 6 Updating the operating system Please contact the support center of ASEM ...

Page 59: ...53 HMI30 HMI30 TF User s guide SECTION 6 6 Maintenance and care ...

Page 60: ...ouchscreen 6 1 Calibration of the touchscreen HMI30 is designed to don t require touchscreen calibration but in some cases like update of the operating system you must recalibrate the touch screen To calibrate the touch screen Go in control panel Open the Stylus application The following window will appear ...

Page 61: ... operation except for the replacing of the battery backup when necessary It is recommended to clean the touchscreen with a damp cleaning cloth and a display cleaning solution Note clean the front panel of the system with a soft damp cloth only Attention Do not use detergents solvents cleaners or objects that could scratch the surface Attention switch off the power before any cleaning operation ...

Page 62: ...follows a Switch off the HMI device or lock the touch screen b Spray the cleaning solution onto a cleaning cloth c Do not spray directly onto the display d Clean the display from the screen edge inwards 6 2 2 Backup battery replacement CR2032 3V Remove the two screws as indicated in figure Remove the two columns as indicated in figure ...

Page 63: ...Backup battery replacement Figure 72 Backup battery replacement Figure 73 Backup battery replacement For 8 4 model please refer to the following images Remove the two columns as indicated in figure Remove the two screws as indicated in figure ...

Page 64: ...enance and care Figure 74 Backup battery replacement Figure 75 Backup battery replacement Figure 76 Backup battery detail Locate the battery position Remove the battery and replace it with one of the same model CR2032 3V ...

Page 65: ...of products skilfully quickly and efficiently You can phone our staff in the service department and they will give you com plete prompt advice on how to resolve your problems telephone 39 0432 967435 fax 39 0432 967480 e mail suptec asem it 6 4 Recycling and disposal HMI30 can be recycled due to the use of materials with low environmental im pact Contact a certified disposal service company for en...

Page 66: ...60 SECTION 6 Maintenance and care ...

Page 67: ...61 HMI30 HMI30 TF User s guide SECTION 7 7 Technical specifications ...

Page 68: ...change IL Logic SoftLogic VBA Multithreading ActiveX OCX CFR21 part 11 Debugger Online Remote IP Camera Dynamic trends History trends Data Analysis Recipes OPC DA Client Networking Data Loggers Max 2 Text Reports Multi Drivers Max 2 Max 4 SMS E mails No Web Server No 2 Users Ubiquity characteristics BASIC PRO Remote desktop File manager Task manager Chat Screenshot VPN with access to the re mote P...

Page 69: ...rear TYPE A host port single channel software switch off Mass storage Internal not re movable NAND FLASH 256 MB Read Only for Operative System Premium HMI3 and Ubiquity runtime eMMC 2 GB 8 bit v 4 4 compatible for data and us er program External access removable SD SDHC card slot V 2 0 push push type Battery Type Coin CR2032 3V removable Lifetime 3 years Buttons LEDs and keys Reset buttons System ...

Page 70: ... x H x D 175 x 145 x 40 True Flat Alu W x H x D 175 x 145 x 40 Cutout W x H 164 x 134 7 W Full Aluminium W x H x D 215 x 155 x 40 True Flat Alu W x H x D 215 x 155 x 40 Cutout W x H 204 x 144 8 4 Full Aluminium W x H x D 255 x 190 x 48 5 True Flat Alu W x H x D 255 x 190 x 48 5 Cutout W x H 243 x 179 10 4 Full Aluminium W x H x D 245 x 230 x 48 5 True Flat Alu W x H x D 245 x 230 x 48 5 Cutout W x...

Page 71: ...play characteristics 7 display characteristics Dimensions 7 wide 15 9 Technology TFT active matrix Resolution 800 x 480 pixels Display color 256 K colors Pixel Pitch 0 1905 W x 0 1905 H mm Luminance 350 cd m2 Horizontal viewing angle left right 140 Vertical viewing angle up down 130 Contrast ratio 400 1 Typ Response time Rise 10 ms Backlight LED 7 1 3 8 4 display characteristics 8 4 display charac...

Page 72: ...y characteristics 12 1 display characteristics Dimensions 10 4 4 3 Technology TFT active matrix Display area 184 5 W x 246 0 H mm Resolution 800 x 600 pixels Display color 16 2M colors Pixel Pitch 0 264 W x 0 264 H mm Luminance 500 cd m2 Horizontal viewing angle left right 160 Vertical viewing angle up down 140 Contrast ratio 800 1 Typ Response time Rise 4 ms Typ Backlight LED 7 1 6 12 1 XGA displ...

Page 73: ...e 2 ms Typ Backlight LED 7 2 Certificates and approvals ASEM s products are compliant with European Directive 89 336 EEC concerning electromagnetic compatibility and Directive 73 23 EEC con cerning the safety of electrical products and subsequent variations Emission Conforms to EN 55022 Information technology equipment Radio dis turbance characteristics Conforms to EN 61000 3 2 Limits for harmonic...

Page 74: ...68 SECTION 8 Technical specifications Figure 79 HMI30 5 7 front view Figure 80 HMI30 5 7 bottom view Figure 81 HMI30 5 7 side view 7 3 Dimension drawings 7 3 1 HMI30 5 7 Full Aluminium front panel ...

Page 75: ...69 HMI30 HMI30 TF User s guide Figure 82 HMI30 TF 5 7 front view Figure 83 HMI30 TF 5 7 bottom view Figure 84 HMI30 TF 5 7 side view 7 3 2 HMI30 TF 5 7 Aluminium front panel with True Flat technology ...

Page 76: ...70 SECTION 8 Technical specifications Figure 85 HMI30 7 0 front view Figure 86 HMI30 7 0 bottom view Figure 87 HMI30 7 0 side view 7 3 3 HMI30 7 0 Wide Full Aluminium front panel ...

Page 77: ...1 HMI30 HMI30 TF User s guide Figure 88 HMI TF30 7 0 front view Figure 89 HMI30 TF 7 0 bottom view Figure 90 HMI30 TF 7 0 side view 7 3 4 HMI30 TF 7 0 Wide Aluminium front panel with True Flat technology ...

Page 78: ...72 SECTION 8 Technical specifications Figure 91 HMI30 8 4 front view Figure 92 HMI30 8 4 bottom view Figure 93 HMI30 8 4 side view 7 3 5 HMI30 8 4 Full Aluminium front panel ...

Page 79: ...73 HMI30 HMI30 TF User s guide Figure 94 HMI30 TF 8 4 front view Figure 95 HMI30 TF 8 4 bottom view Figure 96 HMI30 TF 8 4 side view 7 3 6 HMI30 TF 8 4 Aluminium front panel with True Flat technology ...

Page 80: ...74 SECTION 8 Technical specifications Figure 97 HMI30 10 4 front view Figure 98 HMI30 10 4 bottom view Figure 99 HMI30 10 4 side view 7 3 7 HMI30 10 4 Full Aluminium front panel ...

Page 81: ... HMI30 HMI30 TF User s guide Figure 100 HMI30 TF 10 4 front view Figure 101 HMI30 TF 10 4 bottom view Figure 102 HMI30 TF 10 4 side view 7 3 8 HMI30 TF 10 4 Aluminium front panel with True Flat technology ...

Page 82: ...76 SECTION 8 Technical specifications Figure 103 HMI30 12 1 front view Figure 104 HMI30 12 1 bottom view Figure 105 HMI30 12 1 side view 7 3 9 HMI30 12 1 Wide Full Aluminium front panel ...

Page 83: ...I30 HMI30 TF User s guide Figure 106 HMI TF30 12 1 front view Figure 107 HMI30 TF 12 1 bottom view Figure 108 HMI30 TF 12 1 side view 7 3 10 HMI30 TF 12 1 Wide Aluminium front panel with True Flat technology ...

Page 84: ...78 SECTION 8 Technical specifications Figure 109 HMI30 15 0 front view Figure 110 HMI30 15 0 bottom view Figure 111 HMI30 15 0 side view 7 3 11 HMI30 15 0 Full Aluminium front panel ...

Page 85: ...HMI30 HMI30 TF User s guide Figure 112 HMI30 TF 15 0 front view Figure 113 HMI30 TF 15 0 bottom view Figure 114 HMI30 TF 15 0 side view 7 3 12 HMI30 TF 15 0 Aluminium front panel with True Flat technology ...

Page 86: ...und 8 Data Terminal Ready OUT 9 Carrier Detect IN 10 Transmit Data Receive Data RS 485 RS 422 I O 11 Transmit Data Receive Data RS 485 RS 422 I O 12 Ring Indication RS 232 IN 13 Receive Data RS 422 IN 14 Receive Data RS 422 IN 15 N C N C Any polarization or termination resistor is connected to RS422 485 chan nel so if required it has to be provided by the user into the plant con nector 7 4 2 LAN1 ...

Page 87: ...ide ranging complete after sales technical support The staff who deal with this handle questions on the entire range of products skilfully quickly and efficiently You can phone our staff in the service department and they will give you com plete prompt advice on how to resolve your problems telephone 39 0432 967435 fax 39 0432 967480 e mail suptec asem it ...

Page 88: ...0 15 0 cut out 26 Figure 27 Installation 29 Figure 28 Installation 29 Figure 29 Installation 30 Figure 30 Installation 30 Figure 31 Installation 30 Figure 32 Installation 31 Figure 33 Installation 31 Figure 34 Power supply connection detail 32 Figure 35 Power supply connection detail 33 Figure 36 Power supply connection detail 33 Figure 37 Connecting the configuration PC 34 Figure 38 Connecting th...

Page 89: ...ttom view 69 Figure 84 HMI30 TF 5 7 side view 69 Figure 85 HMI30 7 0 front view 70 Figure 86 HMI30 7 0 bottom view 70 Figure 87 HMI30 7 0 side view 70 Figure 88 HMI TF30 7 0 front view 71 Figure 89 HMI30 TF 7 0 bottom view 71 Figure 90 HMI30 TF 7 0 side view 71 Figure 91 HMI30 8 4 front view 72 Figure 92 HMI30 8 4 bottom view 72 Figure 93 HMI30 8 4 side view 72 Figure 94 HMI30 TF 8 4 front view 73...

Page 90: ... Table 22 Debugger 20 Table 23 Position of the mounting clamps 27 Table 24 Connecting the configuration PC 34 Table 25 Procedure 38 Table 26 System software characteristics 62 Table 27 System hardware characteristics 63 Table 28 Electrical characteristics 63 Table 29 Mechanical characteristics 63 Table 30 Environmental characteristics 63 Table 31 Displays 64 Table 32 Measuraments 64 Table 33 Warra...

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