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PROOP MODELS

4,3

TFT

10"

TFT

RS-232

1x RS-485

2x USB

Ethernet-1

Ethernet-2

Wi-F

4 x Digital Input

5 x Digital Input

4 x Digital Input

2 x

Analogue Input

2 x

Analogue Input

TFT

MODEL

LITE

Proop.black-4.eco

Proop.black-5.eco

Proop.black-7.eco

Proop-7L

Proop-7L.wi

Proop-7L.E

Proop-7L.Ewi

Proop-10L

Proop-10L.wi

Proop-10L.E

Proop-10L.Ewi

Proop-7C

Proop-7C.wi

Proop-7C.E

Proop-7C.E2

Proop-7C.Ewi

Proop-7C.E2wi

Proop-10C

Proop-10C.wi

Proop-10C.E

Proop-10C.Ewi

Proop-10P.0.D5.D4.AC.AC

Proop-10P.wi.D5.D4.AC.AC

Proop-10P.E.D5.D4.AC.AC

Proop-10P.E

.D5.D4.AC.AC

Proop-10P.E

.D5.D4.AC.AC

Proop-10P.E2wi.D5.D4.AC.AC

CONTROL

ROCESS

ECO

Summary of Contents for Proop Series

Page 1: ...Professional Operator Panel User Manual...

Page 2: ...ct to multiple controllers and increase your processing power You can connect to external networks with the Ethernet port or access the HMI panel from an external network again With built in input por...

Page 3: ...le Format Windows FNT Portable Font Resource PFR Type 42 limited support fonts Remote access and control thanks to the built in VNC protocol Project upload or download in a short time with high speed...

Page 4: ...Proop 10C Proop 10C wi Proop 10C E Proop 10C Ewi Proop 10P 0 D5 D4 AC AC Proop 10P wi D5 D4 AC AC Proop 10P E D5 D4 AC AC Proop 10P Ewi D5 D4 AC AC Proop 10P E2 D5 D4 AC AC Proop 10P E2wi D5 D4 AC AC...

Page 5: ...duct 4 3 10 1 5 7 4 3 TFT LCD 260K 480x272 Resistive Analogue LED 530 25 C 50000 Hour ARM Cortex A Series 8GB eMMC 512 MB DDR3 SDRAM X 1 x USB 2 0 1 x USB 2 0 Max Speed 230400 Baudrate Max Speed 57600...

Page 6: ...RJ45 Ethernet network cable USB Port Input Windows XP Windows Vista Windows 7 Windows 8 Windows 8 1 Windows 10 any of the operating systems DIMENSIONS Proop 4 3 Proop 5 Proop 7 Proop 10 1 AEMKO a b c...

Page 7: ...n on the panel 4 Install mounting brackets into their slots 5 Secure the device to the panel by tightening the device s apparatus screws 6 Excessive force can damage the panel 7 Screws of the cables a...

Page 8: ...ld be separated from the high current and voltage line Necessary precautions must be taken for all parts that may create a hazard on the mechanical parts of the device These measures are necessary for...

Page 9: ...here is a danger arising from any error or malfunction on the device turn off the system s energy and disconnect all electrical connections of the device from the system Do not make changes or attempt...

Page 10: ...k color options and other models can choose 2 different colors Black and Gray color views are as in Figure 1 and Figure2 Proop Black Proop Grey Figure2 PROOP front view 1 2 3 Figure1 PROOPBLACK front...

Page 11: ...Figure2 PROOP 7 Back view 10 Figure3 PROOP 10 1 Back view RS 422 RS 422 Digital Outputs Digital Inputs Analogue Digital Outputs Analogue Digital Inputs...

Page 12: ...rm page and the button type property of this button should be set as HMI settings Figure4 Button Type Setting In the HMI Network settings section Ethernet communication settings can be made for device...

Page 13: ...to get fixed IP from the network and the necessary settings can be made Related fields become active for Figure7 HMI Time Date Settings Window From the HMI Date and Time settings tab the time and date...

Page 14: ...Battery in other models The back cover must be opened for replacement Figure8 10 HMI Battery bed Local time zone can be defined from Locale tab When programming local time zone can be read from S12 a...

Page 15: ...ose the buzzer during the program assignment to S0 must be made When S0 is 1 the buzzer will be open and 0 will be closed S1 address is used to change the screen brightness S1 address is between 0 7 0...

Page 16: ...made through the Proop PC connection section by following the Project Project Settings path in the editor software When the connection type is selected as Ethernet the IP number of our device should...

Page 17: ...ble 4 Connect the HMI panel to the Ethernet network 5 PROOP PC Connection from the project settings section in the editor software Choose as Ethernet 6 Type the IP address of the panel in the Destinat...

Page 18: ...age library file with the extension rcc that you used in your project to this folder where you created it 4 Connect the USB memory to the USB host socket on the back of the HMI device 5 When USB memor...

Page 19: ...sion bin you downloaded from the site in the window that appears Select the file When the update is installed on the device the device will turn on again and all the program in it will be deleted Firm...

Page 20: ...on the PC the permanent memory is deleted The non volatile memory of the device is independent of the device supply It is not Volatile Memory Non Volatile Memory Volatile Memory Bit Non Volatile Memo...

Page 21: ...ral Internal Memory Space Modbus Address Range Start Finish Modbus Functions Volatile Memory Non Volatile Memory Volatile Memory Bit Non Volatile Memory Bit 40001 42001 44001 45001 42000 44000 44002 4...

Page 22: ...For PROOP 4 3 5 7 and 10 COM4 For PROOP 7 and 10 COM2 COM3 For PROOP 4 3 and 5 COM1 For PROOP 7 COM2 COM3 For PROOP 7 COM1 COM2 For PROOP 10 COM3 For PROOP 10 21 Terminal A B GND Tx Rx COM1 RS 485 A B...

Page 23: ...Digital Outputs Digital Output Supply Digital Inputs Digital Inputs NPN PNP Selection Wiring Diagram Explanation Analogue Input 2 Analogue Input 1 Digital Inputs Digital Inputs NPN PNP Selection Wiri...

Page 24: ...solutions containing hydrocarbons such as Petroleum Trichlorethylene Cleaning the device with these solutions can reduce the mechanical reliability of the device OTHER INFORMATIONS Manufacturer Compa...

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