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75ET

EM-7354-0003A Rev.1

P. 1 / 4

BEFORE USE ....

Thank you for choosing M-System.  Before use, check the
package you received as below.
If you have any problems or questions with the product,
please contact M-System's Sales Office or representatives.

This product is for use in general industrial environments,
therefore may not be suitable for applications which require
higher level of safety (e.g. safety or accident prevention
systems) or of reliability (e.g. vehicle control or combustion
control systems).

For safety, installation and maintenance of this product must
be conducted by qualified personnel.

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PACKAGE INCLUDES:

Touch Panel Paperless Recorder ................................ (1)
Installation fastener ................................................... (4)
CD-ROM (software and users manual) ..................... (1)

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MODEL NO.

Check that model No. described on specification label is
exactly what you ordered.

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INSTRUCTION MANUAL

This manual describes necessary points of caution when you
use this product, including installation, connection and basic
maintenance procedures.  For more details, refer to the users
manual included in the CD-ROM.

 POINTS OF CAUTION

This product is not designed for use in classified locations.
DO NOT use this product in explosive atmosphere.

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POWER INPUT

• Power input rating & operational range: Check the power
rating for the unit on the specification label.

Rating 24V DC: 24V 

±

20%, max. 50W

• Supplying any level of power other than specified above can
damage the 75ET or the power source.
• The power cables and the signal I/O cables for the 75ET
must be located separately.
• The main circuit cables (high voltage and high current), the
signal I/O cables, and the power cables should not be bundled
together or placed near each other.
• To increase noise resistance of the power input wires, twist
the strands before connecting.

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SAFETY PRECAUTION

• Before you remove the module, turn off the power supply
and input signal for safety.
• Do not use the 75ET in an environment where flammable
gases are present.  This may result in an explosion.
• Do not disassemble or modify the 75ET in any way.  Doing
so may result in a fire or an electrical shock.
• Do not strike the panel of the 75ET with a hard, heavy or
pointed object, or press the panel with excessive force.  Doing
so may result in panel damage or injury.
• Do not block the 75ET's ventilation openings or use it in
areas where heat accumulates.  Additionally, do not store or
use it under high-temperature conditions.
• Do not store or use the 75ET in locations subject to direct
sunlight, or where excessive dust or dirt is present.
• The 75ET is a precision instrument.  Do not store or use it
where large shocks or excessive vibration can occur.
• Do not store or use the 75ET in environments subject to
chemical evaporation (such as that of organic solvents), or
where there are chemicals and/or acids present in the air.
• Do not use paint thinner or organic solvents to clean the
75ET.
• Do not turn off the power supply to the 75ET during
recording.  The CF Card may be destroyed.

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ENVIRONMENT

• Indoor use
• Standard installation for the 75ET is in a vertical panel.  If
the 75ET is to be installed in a slanted panel, the panel should
not incline more than 30 degrees from the vertical.
• Environmental temperature must be within 0 to 50

°

C (32

to 122

°

F) with relative humidity within 30 to 85% RH in order

to ensure adequate life span and operation.

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LCD PANEL

• The LCD panel’s liquid contains an irritant.  If the panel is
damaged and the liquid contacts your skin, rinse immedi-
ately the contact area with running water for at least 15
minutes.  If the liquid gets in your eyes, rinse immediately
your eyes with running water for at least 15 minutes and
consult a doctor.
• The following phenomena are LCD characteristics, and
NOT a product defect:

- LCD screen may show uneven brightness depending

upon displayed images or contrast settings.

- The LCD screen pixels may contain minute blank-and-

white-colored spots.

- The color displayed on the LCD screen may appear

different when seen from outside the specified viewing
angle.

- When the same image is displayed on the screen for a

long time period, an afterimage may appear when the
image is changed.  If this happens, turn off the 75ET and
wait 10 seconds before restarting it.

• To prevent an afterimage:

- Set the screensaver when you plan to display the same

image for a long time period.

- Plan to change the screen image periodically so that the

same image does not remain for the long time period.

INSTRUCTION  MANUAL

MODEL

75ET

PAPERLESS RECORDER

(12.1-inch touch panel)

Summary of Contents for 75ET

Page 1: ...ect or press the panel with excessive force Doing so may result in panel damage or injury Do not block the 75ET s ventilation openings or use it in areas where heat accumulates Additionally do not sto...

Page 2: ...el cutout conforms to DIN 43700 For each maintenance operation and sufficient ventilation at the minimum of 100 mm must be observed between the 75ET unit and adjacent structures or equipment 75ET PANE...

Page 3: ...75 PANEL MOUNT ADAPTOR 288 11 34 317 12 48 75ET REAR VIEW FRONT VIEW SIDE VIEW 281 11 06 panel cutout 288 11 34 281 11 06 panel cutout 227 8 94 75ET 305 12 01 2 08 243 9 57 75ET INSTALLATION FASTENER...

Page 4: ...urchaser sexclusiveremedies under this warranty are at M System s option the repair replacement or refund of the purchase price of any M System product which is defective under the terms of this warra...

Page 5: ...1 7xETBLD USERS MANUAL EM 7353 0003C PAPERLESS RECORDING SYSTEM 7xET SERIES PC CONFIGURATOR Model 7xETBLD Users Manual...

Page 6: ...DATA STORING FORM 7 2 4 7 DIGITAL DISPLAY METHOD 7 2 4 8 DISPLAY RATE 7 2 4 9 CHART SPEED 7 2 4 10 DIGITAL DISPLAY 7 2 4 11 GRAPH 7 2 4 12 DATA FILE USED VOLUME 7 2 4 13 SCREEN SAVER 7 2 4 14 NODE SE...

Page 7: ...024 x 768 pixels Display color 65000 colors 16 bit high color Ethernet media 10BASE T 73ET is compatible with 100BASE TX 1 3 PROGRAMMING FUNCTIONS Parameters Communication setting Storing rate Data st...

Page 8: ...llowing the procedure explained in 2 2 2 before installing a new one 2 2 1 INSTALL 1 Insert the Paperless Recorder Software Package CD model CHARTLSP2 into the CD ROM drive on your PC The 7xETBLD Inst...

Page 9: ...ams and locate 7xETBLD Start 7xETBLD exe and the 7xET PC Configurator window appears on the screen as shown in Figure 1 Alternately double click 7xETBLD exe shortcut icon on the desktop to start the p...

Page 10: ...tion is set to On the 7xET stores data while the signal is On and stops recording when it is turned to Off Node Number Specify which R1M R2M device connected to the 7xET is used to trigger Enter numbe...

Page 11: ...iddle Low and Very Low When you choose 0 5 sec for the storing rate and or the display rate only High speed is selectable 2 4 10 DIGITAL DISPLAY Specify either to show or hide the digital display on t...

Page 12: ...s the window shown in Figure 4 Select a color from the palette You can also compose a new color Figure 4 Color Wide Line Enter mark to use a wide line on the screen for the pen Page Up Page Down Press...

Page 13: ...fy within the actual upper and lower ranges referred to as 0 and 100 respectively This range is the maximum range plotted on the screen For a thermocouple RTD input this setting is unavailable Enginee...

Page 14: ...ure 7 Pen setting Analog alarm Alarm setpoint Specify Lower Low and Upper High setpoints in engineering unit within the Engineering Range Leave the fields blank if you do not need an alarm output Alar...

Page 15: ...value Logic 0 Logic 1 alarm output Alarm contact outputs can be provided to external output devices Enable the function by entering mark in Set box for the pen and specify node number and channel num...

Page 16: ...igure 9 Max 36 pens three groups can be plotted on the screen except that it is limited to 12 pens when the storing rate and or display rate are set to 0 5 sec Enter the channel No in the field and th...

Page 17: ...toring rate Data storing method Start mode Temperature unit Data storing form Digital display type Display rate Chart speed Digital display auto hide Graph chart direction Data file used volume Screen...

Page 18: ...reading Seconds cannot be specified Specify in Input File field the file name you want to convert Specify in Output File field the directory path and the CSV file name Click Start Remark 1 The data at...

Page 19: ...put File field the directory path where the converted MRD file is to be saved Specify in Output File Number the number to be added at the end of the new file name N of the file name based on the date...

Page 20: ...ia Ethernet Before using these functions confirm that an appropriate IP address is set to the 7xET 2 6 1 UPLOAD The 7xETBLD can read the current settings on the 7xET Enter IP address of the 7xET in Co...

Page 21: ...Figure 16 Pulse count preset 2 6 6 REMOTE CSV TOOL CF Data to CSV file conversion can be executed also via Ethernet Figure 17 Remote CSV Tool Specify the date and time to start and stop reading Secon...

Page 22: ...Remote MRD Tool Specify in Output File field the directory path where the converted MRD file is to be saved Specify in Output File Number the number to be added at the end of the new file name N of t...

Page 23: ...19 7xETBLD USERS MANUAL EM 7353 0003C 7xET Ethernet Straight Through Cable Ethernet Straight Through Cable 7xET 7xET Hub Switch 7xET Ethernet Crossover Cable...

Page 24: ...20 7xETBLD USERS MANUAL EM 7353 0003C...

Page 25: ...2 replace the defective product or 3 refund the purchase price for the defective product paid by the purchaser Except as otherwise provided by applicable state law these remedies constitute the purch...

Page 26: ...1 73ET 74ET 75ET USERS MANUAL EM 7353 0003B Rev 5 PAPERLESS RECORDING SYSTEM TOUCH PANEL PAPERLESS RECORDER Model 73ET 74ET 75ET Users Manual...

Page 27: ...TO INSERT AND REMOVE THE CF CARD 17 1 6 2 REPLACING THE CF CARD 17 2 STARTING UP THE 7xET 18 2 1 MENU OPTIONS 18 2 2 USING A BLANK CF CARD FOR 74ET 75ET 19 2 3 STARTING UP 19 3 SETTING THE 7xET 20 3...

Page 28: ...GRAPH 44 4 3 1 GROUP TIME INDICATOR 45 4 3 2 BARGRAPH 45 4 3 3 DIGITAL DISPLAY 46 4 3 4 CONTROL BUTTONS 46 4 4 TRIPLE VIEW 74ET 75ET only 47 5 RETRIEVE 48 6 ALARM HISTORY 51 7 R5 R3 SERIES I O MODULES...

Page 29: ...ility Explanations regarding the MSR128 given in this manual are applicable to the MSR128 V4 Ver 4 00 or higher For using the MSR128 V4 or even the MSR128 of earlier versions refer to respective users...

Page 30: ...ate time trigger reset tag name pen No alarm message Search By scrolling the window or by specifying the time index Accept Individual or all events Update Automatic or manual Triple View available wit...

Page 31: ...ation to expand the RS 485 line to a long distance PC Recorder model RZMS U9 Paperless Recorder model 73ET 74ET 75ET MONITORING AT THE MSR128 V4 VIA ETHERNET Paperless Recorder models 73ET 74ET 75ET R...

Page 32: ...n Fasteners ACCESSORIES RELATED PRODUCTS Panel Mount Adaptors for DIN size panel cutout For 73ET Model A 73 For 74ET Model A 74 For 75ET Model A 75 PC Recorder I O Modules R1M R2M and RZMS Series Remo...

Page 33: ...ce Touch Panel Switching screens controls CF Card Slot CompactFlash Card interface Status Indicator LED Green Power ON Normal Red to Green at startup Orange Backlight failure Red System error Serial I...

Page 34: ...TTOM VIEW REAR VIEW LEFT SIDE VIEW FRONT VIEW Touch Panel Switching screens controls Status Indicator LED Green Power ON Normal Red to Green at startup Orange Backlight failure Red System error Serial...

Page 35: ...T must not incline more than 30 degrees from the vertical If the 7xET is to be installed in greater angle use a forced air cooling system to maintain the ambient temperature lower than 50 C Figure 1 4...

Page 36: ...HE POWER SOURCE WARNING Turn the main power supply off prior to connecting the 7xET power terminals Failure to do so may result in an electrical shock CAUTION Observe the operational voltage range as...

Page 37: ...nment Table 1 5 2b 74ET and 75ET pin assignment max 6 0 mm min 3 2 mm 1 5 6 9 ABBR PIN NO EXPLANATION OF FUNCTION 1 Not Used BB RD 2 Received Data BA SD 3 Transmitted Data CD ER 4 DTE Ready AB SG 5 Si...

Page 38: ...converter model R2K 1 to prevent noise interference and connect the converter to the PC via a straight RS 232C cable If you need to connect an R2M module with an R1M module on the RS 485 network use...

Page 39: ...to the position 3 DO NOT CHANGE SW411 SW401 SW308 SW307 SW306 SW408 SW407 SW406 O N 2 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 INPUT SWITCHES SETTING NOTES Thermocouple SW301 SW308 ch 1 ch 8 Set to position 1 Attentuation OFF...

Page 40: ...last software setting before the power is turned off is enabled Figure 1 5 3c RZMS U9 rear view Table 1 5 3b RZMS U9 rotary switch setting SW602 SW602 is fixed to the position 3 DO NOT CHANGE Momenta...

Page 41: ...commended card types are indicated under Section 1 GENERAL DESCRIPTIONS CAUTION DO NOT extract the CF Card while recording The 7xET may still be accessing the CF Card for a while after the recording h...

Page 42: ...Figure 1 6 1a and insert it into the CF Card slot until the Eject button pops forward 3 Close the CF Card cover and push it in the direction shown by the until it click shut 74ET 75ET Removing 1 Push...

Page 43: ...age Up 1 4 Up 1 4 Down Page Down Group Change Date Time Pen Select Record Trend View Bargraph Overview Triple View Retrieve Page Up 1 4 Up 1 4 Down Page Down Date Time Acknowledge All Auto Update Reco...

Page 44: ...of the folder is automatically reset when files are copied to the CF Card Read Only box in the Property is marked with which indicates the folder is NOT Read Only However files in the folder may still...

Page 45: ...gram without actual signal input for learning evaluation and demonstration when you choose DEMO RxM Choose this option when you connect R1M R2M via Modbus RTU Cancel button is used for returning to th...

Page 46: ...t the bottom of the screen Figure 3 5 to specify the plotting direction Perpendicular or Horizontal This option can be changed while recording Figure 3 5 Graph 3 6 DIGITAL DISPLAY TYPE Touching the cu...

Page 47: ...Touching the current selection of the Temperature Unit shows selectable options at the bottom of the screen Figure 3 9 C Celsius F Fahrenheit Figure 3 9 Temperature unit 3 10 DATA STORING FORM Touchi...

Page 48: ...t to zero 0 the screen saver is deactivated Touching the screen cancel the screen saver mode The screen saver is automatically cancelled when an alarm is output Figure 3 11 Numeric keypad 3 12 DATE TI...

Page 49: ...when necessary In order to disable the CJC to a particular channel touch the pink button to the right of each channel number and turn it to green In order to enable touch the green button again and t...

Page 50: ...redefined time Figure 3 15b Data storing method options Auto Trigger A and Trigger B options require more detailed setting as explained below 3 15 1 TRIGGER A STORING MODE REMOTE TRIGGER Selecting Tri...

Page 51: ...ise or sink of the contact signal as trigger Node Number Specify which R1M R2M device connected to the 7xET is used to trigger Enter numbers and alphabets on the alphanumeric keypad which opens by tou...

Page 52: ...button calls up Modbus Module Type button on the right side R1M GH2 16 point DC thermocouple input R1M J3 8 point RTD potentiometer input R1M A1 32 point discrete input R1M A1C1 32 point discrete inpu...

Page 53: ...ure 3 17 1a Select pen number Choose a pen number to set detailed specifications for the pen Figure 3 17 1b Figure 3 17 1b Pen setting common Enable Disable Use this button to enable or disable each p...

Page 54: ...input If you do a part of the LSB character may be chip off Node Number Touching the current selection opens an alphanumeric keypad Specify the node number assigned to the pen Channel Number Touching...

Page 55: ...o configure each analog type channel on the Pen Setting Analog view Figure 3 17 2a Figure 3 17 2a Pen setting analog Analog Type Input selections available to the input module type designated by Node...

Page 56: ...c intervals For the R1M A1C1 only COUNT is available Figure 3 17 2c Analog input type selection for R1M P4 Figure 3 17 2d Analog input type selection for R1M A1C1 For the RZMS U9 the Pen Setting Analo...

Page 57: ...C F R1M GH2 T C input PR 0 1770 32 3218 R2M 2H3 K CA 270 1370 454 2498 R1MS GH3 E CRC 270 1000 454 1832 J IC 210 1200 346 2192 T CC 270 400 454 752 B RH 100 1820 212 3308 R 50 1760 58 3200 S 50 1760 5...

Page 58: ...t Pt 100 JIS 89 200 660 328 1220 Pt 100 JIS 97 DIN IEC 200 850 328 1562 Pt 200 200 850 328 1562 Pt 300 200 850 328 1562 Pt 400 200 850 328 1562 Pt 500 200 850 328 1562 Pt 1000 200 850 328 1562 Pt 50 J...

Page 59: ...l point with horizontal chart Max six 6 digits of number can be entered in the plot range field However a part of the digits may not be shown due to limited screen area In such a case adjust the range...

Page 60: ...signal goes out of the alarm zone by the deadband values specified for each alarm setpoint Alarm Output Alarm contact outputs can be provided to external output devices Specify Enable to activate the...

Page 61: ...ged while recording Delay Once the discrete signal status is changed the alarm is tripped only after the predefined time has elapsed in order to avoid unwanted trips caused by noise interference Use t...

Page 62: ...to one of the Record Views by touching Record button If there was any change in the storing rate the data storing form and or the number of enabled pens the message as shown below appear on the scree...

Page 63: ...re specified by Pen Select control Refer to 4 1 3 When the storing rate and or the display rate are set to 0 5 sec plottable number of pens is limited to four 4 pens Figure 4 1 while twelve 12 pens Fi...

Page 64: ...treme ends left for downscale right for upscale of the pen pointer area While recording red lines are shown at the upper and lower edges of the scale bar Figure 4 1 1b Scale bar in engineering unit 4...

Page 65: ...th a lower low alarm triggered the left indicator s color changes from Normal to Alarm color specified in the Pen setting With an upper high alarm triggered the right indicator s color changes likewis...

Page 66: ...hange and go back to the record view Touching Cancel returns the view without applying changes The and buttons on the right side of tag names is also used to change the pen numbers Touching button inc...

Page 67: ...Indicators and Control Buttons Figure 4 2 Overview 4 2 1 GROUP TIME INDICATOR Group Number The number 1 2 3 or 4 indicated at the left and end indicates the current group 1 group shows 32 pens and 4 g...

Page 68: ...d to Logic 1 status Detail Monitor More information can be displayed for a specific pen Touch the data indicator you want to enlarge The enlarged area occupies half the screen right half if a channel...

Page 69: ...s the screen to the Retrieve view Wait while the Retrieve button is pink to process data to display on the Retrieve view Recording Retrieve views can be switched even while recording Alarm Touch Alarm...

Page 70: ...me Date and time is shown in black characters when the recorder is stopped in green while recording 4 3 2 BARGRAPH Perpendicular and horizontal bars are selectable Figure 4 3 2a Perpendicular bargraph...

Page 71: ...red the right indicator s color changes likewise For discrete signals the alarm indicator colors are determined according to the Pen setting regardless of the alarm setting Only one 1 digital display...

Page 72: ...W 74ET 75ET only Trend Overview and Alarm History are displayed at once on the screen Touching Triple button calls up Triple view as shown in Figure 4 4 Figure 4 4 Triple view Each part the three view...

Page 73: ...verse Down time directions Wait while the button is pink to process data to display a new page 1 4 Up 1 4 Down These buttons are used to scroll the chart by quarter page in forward Up and reverse Down...

Page 74: ...5ET 74ET 73ET Perpendicular Horizontal Perpendicular Horizontal Perpendicular Horizontal W O W W O W W O W Digital Meters Digital Meters Digital Meters Digital Meters Digital Meters Digital Meters 0 5...

Page 75: ...EM 7353 0003B Rev 5 Figure 5c Tag name list The digital meters shows values at the time point indicated with the red line on the screen The red line moves to where your finger touches Touch Hide butt...

Page 76: ...e listed on the view and the maximum of 1000 events can be searched and displayed with the 512 MB CF card The capacity depends upon the CF card capacity Blinking message line means that the event is n...

Page 77: ...ated as year Touch OK button to enable the new setting Figure 6b Specifying the time index ACK acknowledge All Touch ACK All button when you want to acknowledge all events of the alarm history Unackno...

Page 78: ...Module set the DIP switches on the front and side as explained below Figure 7 1 1 R5 NM1 external views Table 7 1 1a Side DIP switch setting Data allocation mode The Data Allocation Mode 1 is used whe...

Page 79: ...7 1 2b Figure 7 1 2b Modbus wire connection ADD DIP SW 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF 2 ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF 3 OFF ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF 4 ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF O...

Page 80: ...er does not mean the module s physical position slot number on the base Refer to Table 7 1 3a Channels 1 through 128 range in bold line are available for R5 DCxx Discrete Output Module Table 7 1 3a R5...

Page 81: ...8 58 3214 C WRe 5 26 0 2315 32 4199 N 270 1300 454 2372 U 200 600 328 1112 L 200 900 328 1652 P Platinel II 0 1395 32 2543 R5 RSxx RTD input Cu 10 25 C 50 250 58 482 Cu 50 50 150 58 302 JPt 100 JIS 89...

Page 82: ...W2 DATA ALLOCATION Data Allocation Type must be assigned to each I O module position to specify how many data areas four types are to be occupied by each Two bits from SW1 and SW2 are assigned to each...

Page 83: ...cation recovers Set to 0 When the communication from an input module is lost due to the input module error the net work module outputs 0 LED Function SW3 4 Functions assigned to the front RUN and ERR...

Page 84: ...ETTING Channel Number Since the R3 I O modules can mix input types and numbers Channel Number does not mean the module s physical position slot number on the base Assign multiple channels to each modu...

Page 85: ...ent for voltage input or type of temperature sensor for thermocouple RTD input Discrete setting is the same as for the R1M Table 7 2 3c Input types for R3 SLOT NO DATA AREA CHANNEL NO I O 1 4 1 throug...

Page 86: ...e is cyclic data in the CF Card will be overwritten when the file is full Watch the data volume using Data File Used Volume bargraph in the Overview or calculating approximate time before the file is...

Page 87: ...Storing Rate seconds Data Storage Time seconds Date information takes 8 bytes and one bit of sampled data takes 4 bytes with the floating point form 2 bytes with short integer form No of channels must...

Page 88: ...75ET the setting data must have a backup in the CF Card before removing the power Otherwise the IP address setting will be lost 1 Be sure that the CF Card is in 2 Select Control Panel on the Windows C...

Page 89: ...2 replace the defective product or 3 refund the purchase price for the defective product paid by the purchaser Except as otherwise provided by applicable state law these remedies constitute the purch...

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