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Contents

Preface

Notes on Safe Usage of TS Series

Chapter 1

Product Outline

1.

Features.............................................................................................................. 1-1

2.

Models and Peripheral Equipment...................................................................... 1-3

Models............................................................................................................................. 1-3
Peripheral Equipment...................................................................................................... 1-4

3.

System Composition ........................................................................................... 1-5

TSi Series System Composition...................................................................................... 1-5
TS Series System Composition ...................................................................................... 1-6

Chapter 2

Specifications

1.

Specifications...................................................................................................... 2-1

General Specifications .................................................................................................... 2-1
Installation Specifications................................................................................................ 2-2
Display Specifications ..................................................................................................... 2-2
Touch Switch Specifications ........................................................................................... 2-2
Interface Specifications ................................................................................................... 2-3
Clock and Backup Memory Specifications ...................................................................... 2-3
Drawing Environment...................................................................................................... 2-4
Display Function Specifications ...................................................................................... 2-4
Function Performance Specifications.............................................................................. 2-5

2.

Dimensions and Panel Cut-out ........................................................................... 2-6

External Dimensions and Panel Cut-out Dimensions for TS1100................................... 2-6
External Dimensions and Panel Cut-out Dimensions for TS1070................................... 2-7

3.

Names and Functions of Components................................................................ 2-8

4.

Serial Connector ............................................................................................... 2-10

COM1: RS-422/485 Communication Connector ........................................................... 2-10
COM2: RS-232C/COM3:RS-485 Communication Connector....................................... 2-11

5.

USB Connector ................................................................................................. 2-12

USB-A (Master Port) ..................................................................................................... 2-12
USB-miniB (Slave Port)................................................................................................. 2-18
Securing USB Cables ................................................................................................... 2-23
Space for USB Connectors Behind the Unit ................................................................. 2-24

6.

LAN Connector  (TS1100i/TS1070i Only)......................................................... 2-25

LAN Connector.............................................................................................................. 2-25
Wiring ............................................................................................................................ 2-25

Summary of Contents for MONITOUCH TS Series

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Page 2: ...Record of Revisions Reference numbers are shown at the bottom left corner on the back cover of each manual Printing Date Reference No Revised Contents April 2013 2022NE0 First edition ...

Page 3: ...Functions Additional functions and operations of the V8 series that are available with V SFT version 5 1 0 0 and later are explained 1060NE V Series Macro Reference An overview of macros as well as macro editor operations and macro command descriptions are explained in detail 1056NE V8 Series Operation Manual Information related to the operations of V SFT version 5 such as software composition edi...

Page 4: ... touch switch A malfunction of a touch switch will result in machine accident or damage Turn off the power supply when you set up the unit connect new cables or perform maintenance or inspections Otherwise electrical shock or damage may occur Never touch any terminals while the power is on Otherwise electric shock may occur The liquid crystal in the LCD panel is a hazardous substance If the LCD pa...

Page 5: ...bles correctly to the terminals of the TS series in accordance with the specified voltage and wattage Over voltage over wattage or incorrect cable connection could cause fire malfunction or damage to the unit Be sure to establish a ground of the TS series The FG terminal must be used exclusively for the unit with the level of grounding resistance less than 100 Ω Otherwise electric shock or a fire ...

Page 6: ...series surface Use alcohol commercially available If a data receive error occurs when the TS series and the counterpart PLC temperature controller etc are started at the same time read the manual for the counterpart unit and remove the error correctly Avoid discharging static electricity on the mounting panel of the TS series Static charges can damage the unit and cause malfunctions Otherwise malf...

Page 7: ...p Memory Specifications 2 3 Drawing Environment 2 4 Display Function Specifications 2 4 Function Performance Specifications 2 5 2 Dimensions and Panel Cut out 2 6 External Dimensions and Panel Cut out Dimensions for TS1100 2 6 External Dimensions and Panel Cut out Dimensions for TS1070 2 7 3 Names and Functions of Components 2 8 4 Serial Connector 2 10 COM1 RS 422 485 Communication Connector 2 10 ...

Page 8: ...n Data to TS Series for the First Time 5 2 2 Main Menu Screen 5 3 Displaying the Main Menu Screen 5 3 Main Menu Screen 5 4 Main Menu Switch 5 5 Main Menu Screen Composition 5 5 1 RUN 5 6 2 Language Selection 5 6 3 Communication Parameter 5 7 4 Ethernet TS1100i TS1070i Only 5 8 4 1 IP Address Setting for the TS Series 5 9 5 SRAM Clock 5 12 5 1 Date and Time Adjustment 5 13 5 2 Formatting SRAM 5 13 ...

Page 9: ...5 43 Types of the System Menu Switches 5 43 Functions of the System Menu Switches 5 43 Chapter 6 Error Handling 1 Error Messages 6 1 1 Communication Error 6 1 2 Data Loading 6 2 3 Warning 6 3 4 Touch Switch Is Active 6 3 2 Troubleshooting 6 4 In the Event of an Error 6 4 Probable Symptoms 6 4 Chapter 7 Inspection and Maintenance 1 Inspection and Maintenance 7 1 Daily Inspection 7 1 Periodical Insp...

Page 10: ...11 Features 2 Models and Peripheral Equipment 3 System Composition Product Outline ...

Page 11: ...e computer storage e g USB memory connected to the TS series can be accessed MES interface From the TS series via the remote monitoring software V Server insertion retrieval deletion and update can be executed on databases TELLUS and V Server Lite remote maintenance software TELLUS and V Server Lite enable monitoring operating and gathering information from the TS series at remote locations This s...

Page 12: ...age e g USB memory If errors occur such logs should be helpful for cause analysis Operation logs can be browsed on the TS series 5 Security function Screen display or operation can be controlled according to security levels set for screens or items Security levels can be changed at the time of user login ...

Page 13: ...rt None Without built in LAN port Screen size 10 10 2 inch wide 07 7 0 inch wide 0 Series Model Specifications Remarks TS1100 series 10 2 inch wide TS1100 TFT color 800 480 dots without built in LAN port DC power supply CE KC approved TS1100i TFT color 800 480 dots with built in LAN port DC power supply TS1070 series 7 0 inch wide TS1070 TFT color 800 480 dots without built in LAN port DC power su...

Page 14: ...onnecting the communication cable for the CN1 D sub 25 pin in the V6 V7 series to the COM1 D sub 9 pin in the TS series UA FR for USB A port 1 m Cable for USB A master with which connection from the front of the control cabinet is allowed Waterproof gasket TS1xx0 WP Waterproof gasket to make the front panel protection compliant with IP65 TS1100 WP TS1100 series TS1070 WP TS1070 series Other Option...

Page 15: ...ET FUNC DATA Inverter PictBridge TSi TSi ޟ USB CFREC ޠ The V TS series configuration software Creating screens Transferring screen data Temperature controller inverter PLC Computer PC PLC Temperature controller inverter Barcode reader PLC USB CF card recorder Printer Mouse Keyboard Barcode reader Computer PC Computer PC Network camera USB memory Printer PictBridge PLC The same connector is used fo...

Page 16: ...DATA Inverter PictBridge TS ޟ USB CFREC ޠ The V TS series configuration software Creating screens Transferring screen data Temperature controller inverter Computer PC PLC Temperature controller inverter Barcode reader PLC USB CF card recorder Printer Mouse Keyboard Barcode reader USB memory Printer PictBridge PLC The same connector is used for COM2 and COM3 Communicating via RS 232C COM2 and via R...

Page 17: ...21 Specifications 2 Dimensions and Panel Cut out 3 Names and Functions of Components 4 Serial Connector 5 USB Connector 6 LAN Connector TS1100i TS1070i Only Specifications ...

Page 18: ...rage Ambient Temperature 10 C to 60 C 1 Operational Ambient Humidity 85 RH or less without dew condensation 1 Storage Ambient Temperature 85 RH or less without dew condensation 1 Altitude 2000 m or less Atmosphere No corrosive gas no excessive dust and no conductive dust Contamination Level 2 Contamination level 2 Mechanical Working Conditions Vibration Resistance JIS B 3502 IEC61131 2 compliant V...

Page 19: ...ction Structure Front Panel 1 With waterproof gasket TS1xx0 WP optional IP65 compliant 2 Without waterproof gasket TS1xx0 WP optional IP40 compliant Rear Case Compliant with IP20 Cooling System Cooling naturally Structure Inserted in a mounting panel Appropriate Mounting Panel Thickness 1 5 to 5 mm Item TS1100 TS1070 Display Device TFT color Display Size 10 2 inch wide 7 0 inch wide Colors 65 536 ...

Page 20: ...icable Standards COM2 RS 232C COM3 RS 485 2 wire connection 3 Synchronization Asynchronous type Data Length 7 or 8 bit Parity None odd even Stop Bit 1 or 2 bit Baud Rate 4800 9600 19200 38400 57600 76800 115 Kbps Applications PLC temperature controller barcode reader etc USB Connector USB A B USB A Applicable Standards USB versions 2 0 and 1 1 Baud Rate Version 2 0 High speed 480 Mbps Version 1 1 ...

Page 21: ...ork 4 0 will automatically be installed on the PC Item Specifications Interface Language 1 Japanese English Western Europe Chinese Traditional Chinese Simplified Korean Characters 1 4 size 1 byte ANK code Latin 1 ASCII code ASCII code ASCII code 2 byte 16 dot JIS 1 2 levels Chinese traditional Chinese simplified Hangul without Kanji 2 byte 32 dot JIS 1 level Font Bitmap font Gothic font Windows fo...

Page 22: ...haracter Display No limitation 1 Message Display No limitation 1 Maximum number of characters per line 100 one byte characters Sampling Sampling display of buffer data Constant sampling bit synchronization alarm logging time order alarming alarm function Graphic Library Max 2560 Overlap Library Max 4000 Data Blocks Max 1024 Messages Max 32768 lines Patterns Max 1024 Macro Blocks Max 1024 Page Bloc...

Page 23: ... 2 Dimensions and Panel Cut out External Dimensions and Panel Cut out Dimensions for TS1100 199 0 0 5 0 257 0 0 5 0 283 0 220 0 256 0 198 0 256 0 42 0 6 0 36 0 Side View Panel Cut out Dimensions Rear View Bottom View Unit mm Front View ...

Page 24: ...t out 2 7 Specifications External Dimensions and Panel Cut out Dimensions for TS1070 36 0 134 0 0 5 0 189 0 0 5 0 215 0 155 0 188 0 133 0 188 0 42 0 6 0 Side View Panel Cut out Dimensions Rear View Bottom View Unit mm Front View ...

Page 25: ...nection at COM1 or setting the terminal resistance of the RS 422 RS 485 signal line at COM1 or COM3 3 Battery holder Contains a backup battery for SRAM and clock Replace the battery when its voltage has decreased 4 USB miniB slave port Used for screen data transfer or connection with a PictBridge compatible printer TS1100 1 3 2 7 8 9 10 4 11 5 6 11 11 11 1 3 2 7 8 9 10 4 11 5 6 11 11 11 TS1070 ...

Page 26: ... 422 RS 485 communication connector COM1 Used to connect a controller such as PLC temperature controller or inverter via RS 422 4 wire connection or RS 485 2 wire connection 9 RS 232C RS 485 communication connector COM2 COM3 Used to connect a controller or a barcode reader via RS 232C or to connect a controller via RS 485 2 wire connection 10 100BASE TX 10BASE T connector LAN for TS1100i and TS107...

Page 27: ... information on DIP switches refer to page 4 6 Recommended Connector The following connector is recommended for a self made cable Connection with PLC Temperature Controller The PLC or temperature controller can be connected For details on available models or settings on the V SFT 5 refer to the TS Series Connection Manual Bottom view TS1100 Bottom view TS1070 COM1 D sub 9 pin female Pin No Signal ...

Page 28: ...can be connected For details on available models or settings on the V SFT 5 refer to the TS Series Connection Manual Connection with Barcode Reader The barcode reader can be connected to read barcode data For details on settings on the V SFT 5 refer to the TS Series Connection Manual Bottom view TS1100 Bottom view TS1070 COM2 COM3 D sub 9 pin male Pin No RS 232C COM2 RS 485 COM3 Signal Contents Si...

Page 29: ...torical data or data sheets can be printed out Connection Example Use the cable included with the printer Available Printer For more information on available printers visit our website http www monitouch com Rear view TS1100 Rear view TS1070 Enlarged view Model Port on the Printer Side Cable PR 201 ESC P Parallel port UC PGT EPSON STYLUS PHOTO series EPSON PX V600 700 EPSON PX V500 Parallel port U...

Page 30: ... the TS series is accessing the USB memory 3 Make a backup copy of the USB memory at regular intervals 4 If a disk error occurs and data read write operation is disabled execute ScanDisk on Windows and try to restore the device If not restored format the device Note that formatting will completely delete any stored data For information on executing ScanDisk on Windows refer to the manual for Windo...

Page 31: ...ice If not restored format the device Note that formatting will completely delete the stored data For information on executing ScanDisk on Windows refer to the manual for Windows 5 The number of write cycles per CF card is limited approx 300 000 times Consequently frequent writing at short intervals may shorten the service life of the CF card When using a CF card to save sampling data be aware of ...

Page 32: ...ttp www monitouch com V SFT 5 Setting Click System Setting Device Connection Setting PLC n Barcode Select USB A for Connect to In the Communication Setting tab window select an option for Type Keyboard Numerals or characters can be entered by connecting a keyboard or a numeric keypad to the TS series Connection Example Available Keyboard USB A TS 4902580302447 Barcode reader Type Remarks Japanese ...

Page 33: ... to the TS series the mouse can be used to operate screens displayed on the unit Connection Example For more information refer to the V8 Series Reference Additional Functions USB Hub By connecting a USB hub to the TS series devices like a printer or a USB CFREC can be used at the same time Connection Example A parallel printer can also be connected on conditions that the model is available with th...

Page 34: ...connected When a USB hub connected to the TS unit is powered through its accessory power supply adaptor do not turn off the adaptor or disconnect the connector between the adaptor and the USB hub Doing so may cause insufficient power supply to the TS unit resulting in faulty operation such as repeated restarting When connecting two USB hubs to the TS unit supply the power to each USB hub using its...

Page 35: ...nted out from the PictBridge compatible printer Connection Example Use a commercially available USB cable You are recommended to use a shielded twist pair USB cable of 5 m in length Available Printer Any PictBridge compatible printer can be connected V SFT 5 Setting Select System Setting Device Connection Setting Others Printer and select PictBridge for Type in the Printer tab window Rear view TS1...

Page 36: ...ir USB cable of 5 m in length Installation Procedure of the Driver for Screen Data Transfer For Windows Vista 7 8 1 Connect the USB mini B port of the TS series with power on to the computer with power on using a USB cable 2 The USB driver is automatically installed During installation the following message is displayed on the computer s taskbar 3 The following message is displayed on the computer...

Page 37: ...th power on using a USB cable 2 The message Found New Hardware and then the driver installation wizard appear on the computer Select No not this time and click the Next button 3 Select Install the software automatically Recommended on the Hardware Update Wizard and click Next 4 Installation of the USB driver starts ...

Page 38: ...ils If automatic installation of the USB driver fails perform installation by the following procedure 1 Open the following folder from My Computer or Windows Explorer For Windows Vista 7 8 C MONITOUCH V SFT V5 INF For Windows XP C Program Files V SFT V5 INF 2 Double click V SFTV5_USBDriver exe Depending on your computer the following dialog may be displayed when using Windows Vista 7 8 Click the Y...

Page 39: ...r When the driver has been installed successfully the Device Manager window shows Operation Panel Operation Panel USB Driver This will disappear when MONITOUCH and computer are disconnected If Other Device or a mark other than shown above is displayed even while the USB is connected the USB driver is not recognized If this happens uninstall the USB driver and reinstall it For Windows Vista 7 8 For...

Page 40: ...such a problem Securing the USB Cable 1 Preparing a cable tie Draw a cable tie through the hole as shown in the figure below 2 Inserting and securing a USB cable Insert a USB cable and secure it using the cable tie The following figures show cases where only USB miniB is used and where both USB A and USB miniB are used When only USB miniB port is used When both USB A and USB miniB two cables are u...

Page 41: ...ct USB cables or USB memory are provided on its backside Because of this design space is needed behind the unit To allow connection of USB cables or USB memory leave 150 0 mm or more of space to the rear of the TS unit 150 0 mm or more recommended Example A USB cable with ferrite core connected ...

Page 42: ...twork connection Recommended cable 100 Ω UTP unshielded twist pair cable category 5 max 100 m long Both straight and cross cables are usable irrespective of the presence or absence of a hub Bottom view TS1100 Bottom view TS1070 LAN Pin No Signal Contents 1 TX Ethernet send signal 2 TX Ethernet send signal 3 RX Ethernet receive signal 4 NC Not used 5 NC Not used 6 RX Ethernet receive signal 7 NC No...

Page 43: ...2 26 6 LAN Connector TS1100i TS1070i Only Please use this page freely ...

Page 44: ...31 Mounting Procedure 2 Power Supply Cable Connection Installation ...

Page 45: ...series Tighten them with the supplied four nuts Tightening torque 0 3 to 0 4 N m When the TS unit is attached to the mounting panel the fixtures and frame grounds FG are connected X Y TS1100 TS1070 X Y 257 0 0 5 0 189 0 0 5 0 X 199 0 0 5 0 134 0 0 5 0 Y Model Panel cut out dimensions Unit mm Panel cut out hole Mounting panel 4 2 8 5 8 5 17 5 17 5 8 14 0 Fixture dimensions Fixture Nut Screw Dimensi...

Page 46: ...3 2 1 Mounting Procedure Mounting Angle Install the unit within the angle of 15 to 135 as shown below 0q 135q 90q 15q Display D i s p l a y ...

Page 47: ...able Tightening Torque 0 5 to 0 6 N m 5 to 6 kgf cm Recommended Screwdriver SZS 0 6 3 5 Phoenix Contact Power supply 24 VDC 10 Grounding CAUTION Do not solder the end sections of power cable wires Soldering may result in bad electrical contacts When using stranded wire for the power cable make sure the strands are sufficiently twisted Failure to do so may cause shorting between stray strands or ad...

Page 48: ...14 size wiring for the grounding cable Set the grounding point near the TS Series to shorten the distance of grounding cables DANGER Avoid applying excessive force to the power supply cable This may lead to unintentional disconnection of the cable and cause serious accidents such as electric shock CAUTION Be sure to establish a ground of the TS Series The level of grounding resistance should be le...

Page 49: ...41 Coin type Lithium Battery 2 DIP Switches Handling of TS Series Components ...

Page 50: ...lace the battery is approaching the Press this switch after battery replacement switch and the message Battery changeover required appear at the bottom of the Main Menu screen on the TS unit For more information about the Main Menu screen refer to Main Menu Screen page 5 3 Battery Replacement Recommended Battery Recommended battery manufacturers and battery model are as follows CAUTION The battery...

Page 51: ...Use Simulator 5 Starting SRAM data transfer Click the PC button under Transfer Data transfer from the SRAM is started 6 Saving the SRAM data When the SRAM data has been transferred the Save As dialog is displayed on the computer Save the data as a backup copy The extension is RAM To transfer the RAM data saved as a backup to the TS unit click the PC button under Transfer in step 5 When Using Stora...

Page 52: ...ows marked in the figures below 4 Press the detent on the right of the battery in the direction of the arrow 5 When the right side of the battery rises insert a finger under the battery as indicated by the arrow and take it out 6 Slide a new battery with the side of facing upward to the left into the battery holder Press the right side of the battery until it clicks DANGER Electric shock hazard Tu...

Page 53: ...ialog appears Press Completed If not replacing with a new battery press Cancel 9 Check that the Press this switch after battery replacement switch and the message Battery changeover required are cleared from the bottom of the Main Menu screen 10 When a backup file RAM is saved transfer it to the TS series CAUTION If the Completed switch is pressed though no new battery is set no power will be supp...

Page 54: ...ed in Article 20 Information for end users and ANNEX II in EU directive 2006 66 EC The marking indicates that the battery should be disposed of separately from general household waste If element symbols are indicated below the marking it means that the battery contains the specified heavy metal at a concentration exceeding the control value See the following for the control values of concentration...

Page 55: ...ry all the DIP switches are set to OFF TS1100 Rear view DIP switches ON 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Enlarged view TS1070 Rear view RD RD terminating resistance of COM1 SD SD terminating resistance of COM1 COM3 terminating resistance PPI MPI terminating resistance RD 5V COM1 4 wire 2 wire switch COM1 4 wire 2 wire switch Storage automatic upload PPI MPI terminating resistance RD SG ...

Page 56: ... Be sure to set the DIPSW1 to OFF when automatic upload is not performed DIPSW2 and DIPSW3 COM1 switching between 4 wire and 2 wire When connecting a controller to COM1 via RS 422 485 2 wire connection set the DIPSW2 and DIPSW3 to ON When connecting a controller to COM1 via RS 422 485 4 wire connection set the DIPSW2 and DIPSW3 to OFF DIPSW4 and DIPSW5 PPI MPI terminating resistance setting When c...

Page 57: ...4 8 2 DIP Switches Please use this page freely ...

Page 58: ...51 Before Operation 2 Main Menu Screen 3 System Menu TS Series Operations ...

Page 59: ...ta When transferring screen data for the first time For details refer to Transferring Screen Data to TS Series for the First Time page 5 2 Other cases For information on the procedure to change screen data with another refer to the V8 series Operation Manual 5 Start MONITOUCH operation To change to the RUN mode refer to Main Menu Screen page 5 3 When the connection with controllers has been establ...

Page 60: ...ter to the storage device e g USB memory in advance When the power to MONITOUCH is turned on screen data transfer is automatically started 4 Transfer via Ethernet TS1100i TS1070i only Connect an Ethernet cable to the LAN port on the TS series and transfer screen data from the computer Pressing the IP Address English switch on the initial screen brings up the Ethernet screen Set the IP address for ...

Page 61: ...nu is displayed When an item such as a switch data display part with switch display area slider switch scroll bar or table data display part is placed on the position you press the switch in the recognition area becomes invalid Press a corner where none of the items described above is placed If the items are placed on all of the corners change the screen to another and display the Main Menu screen...

Page 62: ...s as the system screen when the screen data is transferred between a computer and the TS series Main Menu screen Model System program version Screen data file comment total amount of memory occupied by the screen data Controller and version of the I F driver specified for the screen data file Port used for screen data transfer Main Menu switch Clock Font version Ethernet information on TS1100i TS1...

Page 63: ...itch refer to page 5 15 Switch Check switch refer to page 5 35 Print Check switch refer to page 5 34 Main Menu switch Main Menu screen Extended Function Setting screen Hold down the Editor USB switch at the bottom left corner of the Main Menu screen for three seconds or longer For more information refer to Extended Function Setting page 5 41 For more information on the Simulator switch refer to th...

Page 64: ...nguages selected in the Font Setting dialog of the V SFT 5 editor are displayed on the Language Selection screen that is used for selecting an interface language for the Main Menu screen The interface language for the Main Menu screen can be selected from English Japanese Chinese Simplified Chinese Traditional or Korean English is always displayed CVC QCFKPI Main Menu drop down window RUN screen M...

Page 65: ...down window brings up the Comm Param screen Communication parameters of PLC1 to PLC8 that are set on the V SFT 5 editor can be checked on this screen Main Menu drop down window Comm Param screen Moves back to the Main Menu screen Changes the display of the setting between PLC1 to PLC8 Displays a specified communication parameter ...

Page 66: ...ss Setting page 5 10 is set using V SFT editor Moves back to the Main Menu screen or the initial screen Switches between IP Address Setting and Select IP Address from Network Table 1 2 Displays the keypad for IP address setting Indicates whether the LAN port works correctly with an Ethernet cable inserted Normal Connect white Abnormal Disconnect gray When making the setting press the Setting Finis...

Page 67: ...ting on the TS Unit 1 Press the Ethernet switch on the Main Menu drop down window to display the Ethernet screen 2 Press the EDIT switch and set each item 3 Press the Setting Finished switch to determine the IP address Check the IP address displayed under Ethernet Information on the Main Menu screen It is not used when the gateway or the subnet mask is zero Before change Change the IP address usin...

Page 68: ...able number from 0 to 99 to set the IP address IP Address Set the IP address for the TS Default Gateway Set the default gateway Subnet Mask Set the subnet mask When this box is not checked the subnet mask is automatically assigned based on the byte at the extreme left of the IP address Example IP address 172 16 200 185 255 255 0 0 is set IP address 192 168 1 185 255 255 255 0 is set Port No Set a ...

Page 69: ... Consequently it is necessary to have a means to identify the application that data should be transferred to The port number works as this identifier Each port number is 16 bit data from 0 to 65535 The TS series uses ports for screen data transfer 8001 PLC communication as desired and the simulator 8020 Set a unique number in the range of 1024 to 65535 For a PLC or a computer set the port number i...

Page 70: ...AM area 1 Be sure to replace the battery SRAM and clock time cannot be retained without battery power For replacing the battery refer to Coin type Lithium Battery page 4 1 Displayed when the time for battery replacement is approaching 1 Moves back to the Main Menu screen switch moves the cursor switch corrects the date and time Determines the changed date and time Formats an SRAM area SRAM Clock s...

Page 71: ...setting The clock displayed on the upper right is modified 3 Pressing the Return switch displays the Main Menu screen again 5 2 Formatting SRAM An SRAM area can be formatted When the SRAM area is formatted the contained data historical data saved in SRAM internal memory L etc is cleared Double check before formatting the SRAM 1 Press the Format switch and the Execute switch The SRAM area is format...

Page 72: ...ow brings up the Extension Program Info screen This screen is used for checking program versions of the ladder transfer function simulator etc Extension Program Info screen Moves back to the Main Menu screen Changes the page of the extension program information Displays the extension program information Main Menu drop down window ...

Page 73: ... a USB memory device or a CF card with an optional USB CFREC 1 Data Selection field Screen Data Press this switch when transferring screen data to from storage SRAM Press this switch when backing up data from the SRAM in the TS series to a storage device before battery replacement or when uploading from a storage device to the SRAM Moves back to the Main Menu screen or the initial screen 2 1 Main ...

Page 74: ...data from a storage device to the TS series Display Storage Press this switch when transferring data from the TS series to a storage device Display Storage Press this switch when comparing stored data between the TS series and a storage device Delete Press this switch when deleting data from storage ...

Page 75: ...xx CSV TS Storage SAMPLE Data of data logging and alarm history SMPxxxx BIN SMPxxxx CSV TS Storage 5 Title file SMHxxxx CSV TS Storage SCRN Header file SCHEADER BIN TS Storage Screen file Component parts macro blocks sampling messages SCxxxx BIN MCRxxxx BIN MSGxxxx BIN 3D parts file 3Dxxxx BIN Windows font file graphics messages WFSxxxx BIN WFMxxxx BIN SRAM Backup copy of SRAM SRM0000 BIN TS Stora...

Page 76: ...on the Main Menu screen Press the Storage Transfer switch on the window The Storage Transfer screen is displayed Do not remove and reinsert the USB memory device from now on 3 USB memory data selection Select Screen Data from the Data Selection field 4 Transfer Menu field Refer to When Display Storage Is Selected page 5 19 Refer to When Display Storage Is Selected page 5 22 Refer to When Display S...

Page 77: ...folder change showing folders in storage When changing the access folder to another folder press the Select Folder switch The Select Folder screen is displayed Select the desired folder and press the OK switch Lights up during communication with a storage device Moves back to the previous screen Used for checking or renaming folder names To step 3 Remaining storage memory capacity Folder name curr...

Page 78: ...og press the Return switch 5 Data transfer start Select the desired data and press the Start switch The Start switch changes to Transferring Moves back to the Select Folder screen Use the or switch to scroll the list Moves the cursor Pressing the Folder Detail switch displays the contents of the folder where the cursor is placed Data Selection dialog Start switch Storage Transfer screen Data Selec...

Page 79: ...ialog is displayed Press the OK switch If the Sys Program or Select All switch was selected on the Data Selection dialog the Main Menu screen is automatically displayed on completion of data transfer If any other message is displayed refer to Message Dialog Displayed during Data Transfer between TS and Storage page 5 27 Data transfer completed ...

Page 80: ...g data transfer to data transfer completed During data transfer the Start switch changes to Transferring When data has been transferred successfully the following message dialog is displayed Press the OK switch If any other message is displayed refer to Message Dialog Displayed during Data Transfer between TS and Storage page 5 27 Folder name currently selected Starts Display Storage transfer Ligh...

Page 81: ...ata comparison the Start switch changes to Transferring On successful completion the following message dialog is displayed Press the OK switch If any other message is displayed refer to Message Dialog Displayed during Data Transfer between TS and Storage page 5 27 Folder name currently selected Remaining storage memory capacity Starts comparison between Display Storage Lights up during communicati...

Page 82: ...older confirmation and selection The SRAM Transfer screen is displayed When Display Storage or Display Storage is selected The access folder given the same name as the screen data in the TS unit is selected from storage The selected folder name is displayed Transfer Menu field Folder name currently selected Remaining storage memory capacity Starts Display Storage transfer Lights up during communic...

Page 83: ...ny other message is displayed refer to Message Dialog Displayed during Data Transfer between TS and Storage page 5 27 Used to check or change the folder name For more information refer to page 5 19 Starts Display Storage transfer Moves back to the previous screen Displays information of the file currently selected File name SRM0000 BIN fixed Folder name currently selected SRAM Transfer screen Rema...

Page 84: ...te switch if deleting all data from storage The switch is lit for a while 3 Data delete completed When the data has been completely deleted the message Deleting Completed is displayed Data is completely deleted Press the Return switch The Storage Transfer screen is displayed again Data in storage is completely deleted However redisplaying the Main Menu screen by the Return switch will automaticall...

Page 85: ...g writing to a storage device Selected data does not exist The data does not exist in the reading target Data type is different When writing to the TS unit the type of data in storage does not match the model of the TS unit Selected data can not be read The data in storage cannot be read Reading Error occurred An error occurred during writing to the flash ROM in the TS unit Data discrepant Data co...

Page 86: ...creen Main Menu drop down window Moves back to the Main Menu screen Brightnessdecreases upon each press Adjusts the brightness to the medium level Setting 63 Press the Setting Finished switch to determine the setting The Main Menu screen is displayed Brightness increases upon each press Adjusts the brightness to the highest level Setting 0 Adjusts the brightness to the lowest level Setting 127 Sho...

Page 87: ...t there is no problem with the TS interfaces and touch switch operation Moves to the touch switch test screen page 5 35 Moves back to the Main Menu screen page 5 3 Performs a COM1 COM2 COM3 interface test page 5 30 I O Test screen Moves to the Print Test screen page 5 34 Main Menu drop down window Used to check USBconnections page 5 34 Moves to the Keyboard Selectionscreen page 5 37 ...

Page 88: ...ls SD and RD 1 Set DIP switch Nos 2 and 3 to OFF Turn the power off when setting DIP switches 2 Install a jumper between pins 1 and 4 and between pins 2 and 3 of COM1 on the TS series 3 Press the COM1 switch in the Communication Port field The RS485 lamp comes on 4 Press the Self Loop Test switch When the OK lamp lights up the test is successfully completed If the NG lamp lights up a pin may be fa...

Page 89: ...mper between pins 2 and 3 of COM2 on the TS series 2 Press the COM2 switch in the Communication Port field The RS232C lamp comes on 3 Press the Self Loop Test switch When the OK lamp lights up the test is successfully completed If the NG lamp lights up pin 2 or 3 may be faulty Contact your local distributor SD RD 2 3 Name No ...

Page 90: ...d 8 CTS of COM2 on the TS series 2 Press the COM2 switch in the Communication Port field The RS232C lamp comes on 3 Press the RTS switch and check that both RTS and CTS lamps light up at the same time Press the RTS switch again and check that both RTS and CTS lamps go off at the same time CTS RTS 7 8 Name No ...

Page 91: ...ower off when setting DIP switches 2 On the TS series connect pin 1 of COM1 with pin 6 of COM3 and pin 2 of COM1 with pin 1 of COM 3 3 Press the COM3 switch in the Communication Port field The RS485 lamp lights up 4 Press the Self Loop Test switch When the OK lamp lights up the test is successfully completed If the NG lamp lights up a pin may be faulty Contact your local distributor RD RD 1 2 Name...

Page 92: ...nter port name specified on the V SFT 5 editor is displayed Either USB A Host or USB B Device is displayed Print Test Result Example Pressing the Print switch executes a print test When the print test has been finished successfully a test result is printed out as shown below Disconnected Connected Example Checking the connection with USB memory or USB CFREC The I O Test screen is displayed again P...

Page 93: ...the panel and check if the pressed position turns white When the pressed position turns white the switch is activated normally To move back to the I O Test screen press the Return switch To delete white dots press the Erase switch If a position different from the pressed position turns white refer to Touch Switch Adjustment on the next page and adjust the touch switch position Touch switch test sc...

Page 94: ...en the finger is released a beep sounds and the position is set 3 flashes 4 Press on 3 that is flashing at the corner When the finger is released a beep sounds and the position is set 4 flashes 5 Press on 4 that is flashing at the corner When the finger is released a beep sounds and the position is set 6 To re set the positions press the Reset switch and follow step 2 and later 7 To cancel the set...

Page 95: ...d as the default After selecting a keyboard type from the Keyboard Selection screen and pressing the Setting Finished switch the selected keyboard remains effective even after turning off and on the power 3 Press the Setting Finished switch to determine the setting The I O Test screen is displayed again Keyboard Selection screen I O Test screen Keyboard Selection screen After selecting a keyboard ...

Page 96: ...ch on the Main Menu drop down window brings up the Extended Setting screen Go to this screen when registering or unregistering the license for the remote desktop function Moves to the Remote Desktop screen page 5 39 Extended Setting screen Main Menu drop down window Moves back to the Main Menu screen ...

Page 97: ...S unit For purchasing the license V RemoteDT please consult with your local distributor Registering the License 1 Key in the key code 8 numerals on the keypad and enter the code by pressing the Setting Finished switch 2 On completion of registration the screen switches to the Main Menu screen Unregistering the License The license registered with the TS series can be unregistered If using the remot...

Page 98: ...5 40 2 Main Menu Screen 2 The Delete switch disappears and the Not registered switch appears instead 3 The procedure for unregistering is complete Password unregistered ...

Page 99: ...is screen is used to set the local port number for V Link Modbus slave or multi link communication The switches on the Main Menu screen are not valid for 15 seconds after the Setting Finished switch is pressed Selects Modem Comm Baud Rate or Local No Moves back to the Main Menu screen Changes the setting value Determines the setting Editor USB switch Main Menu screen Extended Function Setting scre...

Page 100: ...ction Setting or with Connection Mode Multi link selected in the Communication Setting tab window System Setting Device Connection Setting Communication Setting on the V SFT 5 editor 1 Displaying the Local No field Press the Down switch to display the Local No field 2 Setting the local port number Select a local port number using the or switch The local port number can be selected from 1 to 254 Pr...

Page 101: ...Specifications TS OFF System Menu hiding Hides the System Menu MODE Mode selection Switches the screen from the RUN mode to the System Menu BR Brightness adjustment Bright BR Medium BR Dark BACK LT Backlight control Always ON Auto 1 Auto 2 Auto 3 The BACK LT switch turns the backlight off This is available when the backlight control bit bit 11 in the read area n 1 in the system memory is reset OFF...

Page 102: ...5 44 3 System Menu Please use this page freely ...

Page 103: ...61 Error Messages 2 Troubleshooting Error Handling ...

Page 104: ...ngs in the Communication Setting tab window of the Device Connection Setting dialog 2 Check the cable connection 1 3 Data may be disrupted because of noise Fix noise 2 Parity An error occurred in parity check 1 Check the cable connection 1 2 Data may be disrupted because of noise Fix noise 2 Framing Although the stop bit must be 1 it is detected as 0 1 Check settings in the Communication Setting t...

Page 105: ...ta are different NAK A NAK code is received Transaction Error Allen Bradley PLC Transmitted transaction data and received transaction data are not in agreement Communication Error An unclear communication error is detected Count error Mitsubishi CPU and Q link unit The expected data amount is different from the count value Command error Mitsubishi CPU and Q link unit The response code differs from...

Page 106: ...lutions refer to the V8 Series Reference Manual and correct screen data 4 Touch Switch Is Active If the power is turned off while a touch switch is activated the error screen shown on the right is displayed Remove your finger from the screen If the error screen remains displayed contact your local distributor 6QWEJ UYKVEJ KU CEVKXG GGR JCPF QHH VJG UETGGP ...

Page 107: ...tom Cause Solution MONITOUCH is connected to controllers however communication fails Communication Error Time Out appears on the screen Comm Error Handling Continue Comm Error Handling Stop Probable causes are 1 Cables are not connected correctly or any cable is disconnected 2 Parameter settings in the controller are not correct or disagree with the TS series settings 3 The MONITOUCH is faulty Sol...

Page 108: ...g Device Connection Setting may not exist in the controller 1 Check if any address outside the allowable range for controller memory is set on the screen 2 Check if the address set for buffering area or initial macro or in the Read Write Area tab window System Setting Device Connection Setting is outside the allowable range for the controller memory Communications have been successful However Comm...

Page 109: ...eturn MONITOUCH to your local distributor The screen becomes dark or black 1 Touching the screen restores it to the previous illuminated state The backlight operates automatically as preset 2 Touching the screen does not restore it The backlight may be at the end of its life Or MONITOUCH may be faulty 1 The time for turning off the backlight can be changed on the V SFT 5 editor 2 Return MONITOUCH ...

Page 110: ...71 Inspection and Maintenance 2 Warranty Policy Inspection and Maintenance ...

Page 111: ...mid or dusty Periodical Inspection Inspect the following points periodically Are the ambient temperature and humidity appropriate 0 to 50 C 85 RH or less Are the environmental conditions appropriate No excessive dust and no conductive dust Is there corrosive gas in the atmosphere Is the source voltage in the allowable range With CD power supply 24 VDC 10 Are the nuts on the TS series tightened fir...

Page 112: ...hin the warranty period Breakage of or damage to the appearance case or surface sheet touch switches LCD or other components due to dropping impact or mishandling LCD or backlight at the end of life Fusion of a printed circuit board pattern associated with connection to external devices or fusion of a pattern in the terminal block or connector section of a printed circuit board caused by short cir...

Page 113: ...et 2 Enter the version if it can be checked The version is displayed on the Main Menu screen page 5 3 Your name Company name Contact Phone Fax E mail Model code 1 Ser No 1 MONITOUCH version 2 SYSTEM PROG Ver I F DRV Ver Purchased from Distributor Person in charge Date of purchase Symptom Please describe the symptom of the failure and also include the error message if any is displayed ...

Page 114: ...7 4 2 Warranty Policy Please use this page freely ...

Page 115: ...2022NE0 890 1 Kamikashiwano machi Hakusan shi Ishikawa 924 0035 Japan TEL 81 76 274 2144 FAX 81 76 274 5136 Sales www monitouch com 30400000 ...

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