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DL30-G   USERS MANUAL  EM-8571-G  Rev.2

3.14  Process operation monitor function setting

The DL30-G is equipeed with the process operation monitor function, which allows to monitor process op-
eration of channels selected from among Analog input (AI), Pulse input (PI), Analog function register (MA), 
Discrete input (DI), and Digital function register (MD).
(1)  Turn [Configuration Select SW] to the [DL30] side.

(2)  Connect the device to a PC in which DL30GCFG is installed, and start up DL30GCFG.
(3)  Click [Download from device] button in the initial window to display [Confirm access mode] window.
(4)  Check that the device is correct, and click [Connect] button.
(5)  Once the setting information has been loaded from the device, the [Configuration] is displayed.
(6)  Click [Process operation monitor] button to display the [Process operation monitor] window.

Initial Window

Confirm access mode

Configuration

1. Click

2. Click

Process operation monitor

3. Click

DL30 RUN
LOGGING
SD CARD
MAINT

PWR
RUN

ERROR

CFG

DPX

LNK

LOGGING

SD CARD

DL30

2

I/O

On

4

3

1

U(

+

)

NC

V(-)

FE

DL30

I/O

Configuration

Select SW

Configuration

Connector

Summary of Contents for DL30-G

Page 1: ...L EM 8571 G Rev 2 WEB ENABLED REMOTE TERMINAL UNIT Model DL30 G USERS MANUAL http www m system co jp 5 2 55 Minamitsumori Nishinari ku Osaka 557 0063 JAPAN Tel 81 6 6659 8201 Fax 81 6 6659 8510 E mail...

Page 2: ...ng R30CFG 18 2 4 Explanation about basic working and terms 19 3 Setting 20 3 1 Setting flow 20 3 2 Initial startup setting 21 3 3 Network setting 23 3 3 1 Connecting via local area network LAN 24 3 3...

Page 3: ...ized value DI 67 Resetting MA function value DI 68 3 6 4 Pulse input PI 69 Assigning I O module to PI 69 Assigning remote I O to PI 71 Assigning SLMP device to PI 73 Assigning discrete input DI to PI...

Page 4: ...ns assigned to DO 129 3 6 9 Grouped digital output GDO 130 Basic setting GDO 130 Grouped channels 132 Control on browser GDO 133 I O mapping GDO 135 Which functions assigned to GDO 136 3 6 10 Copying...

Page 5: ...gin ID password port address setting web browser access 179 3 12 Communication function setting 182 3 12 1 FTP server 183 3 12 2 FTP client 184 FTP data setting 185 Communication failure output 187 3...

Page 6: ...ummary 216 4 4 1 Event summary page contents 216 4 4 2 Event summary operation 217 Switching pages 217 Changing log history range 217 Changing screen refresh rate 217 Event No filter 218 4 5 Report fo...

Page 7: ...tching to maintenance mode 246 5 4 Stopping the unit 246 6 Maintenance 247 6 1 Maintenance on DL30GCFG 247 6 1 1 Saving reading setting values DL30GCFG 247 Saving setting file 247 Reading setting file...

Page 8: ...ntact 273 8 1 4 SD card 273 8 1 5 R30 I O module 273 8 1 6 DL30GCFG 274 8 1 7 LAN connection 275 8 1 8 Wi Fi connection 275 8 1 9 Internet 276 8 1 10 Web server 276 8 1 11 E mail reporting 277 8 1 12...

Page 9: ...hedule output 317 One time schedule pattern storage period 318 8 2 12 Process operation monitor function 319 8 2 13 Maximum number of characters used in DL30GCFG 319 8 2 14 Number of characters that c...

Page 10: ...L30 G Unit version 2 2 or later Refer to the section on Maintenance for the method to confirm the unit version 6 1 2 Maintenance menu DL30GCFG Confirming unit version DL30GCFG CONFIGURATOR SOFTWARE VE...

Page 11: ...bject the unit to physical im pact Environmental temperature must be within 0 to 50 C 32 to 122 F with relative humidity within 10 to 90 RH in order to ensure adequate life span and operation WIRING D...

Page 12: ...Slot FRONT VIEW BOTTOM VIEW SIDE VIEW Configuration Select SW Logging Button SD Button Function Setting DIP SW Terminal Block for RUN Contact Output Power Supply Terminal Fixing Screw Base Fixing Scr...

Page 13: ...ed Blinking in abnormality internal memory error SD card error R30 module error 1 OFF in normal operation 1 1 RUN contact output turns on in normal operation off when the power is not supplied or in a...

Page 14: ...UTTON Pressing and holding the button for 4 seconds turns SD CARD LED off to make the card safely removed TERMINAL ASSIGNMENT NO ID FUNCTION 1 RUN contact output RUN contact output 2 U Power supply 24...

Page 15: ...oftware Model DL30GCFG 1 R30 configurator software Model R30CFG 1 Instruction Users Manual for each of the above 1 1 The software programs and manuals are available for downloading at M System web sit...

Page 16: ...ration Select SW to the DL30 side 2 Turn on the power supply to the device 3 Connect the PC and the device using a USB cable An FTDI chip is used for DL30 G When connecting the device to DL30GCFG the...

Page 17: ...t having been added when the PC connected to the device and click OK NOTES If the driver software is not automatically installed and or the added COM port is not listed in the options download the dri...

Page 18: ...iguration Select SW to the I O side 2 Turn on the power supply to the device 3 Connect the PC and the device using a USB cable 4 Start up R30CFG and select the same COM port selected in DL30GCFG For d...

Page 19: ...en an alarm zone transition Trend Indicates the waveform data assigned to the pen and recorded Logging data Indicates the history of data values at the point of each storing cycle for the respective c...

Page 20: ...ng Network setting System setting Assigning and setting I O devices R30 I O module setting Remote I O device setting SLMP device connection setting I O setting Record setting Logging setting Report fo...

Page 21: ...m that the function setting DIP SW4 is OFF to disable the calendar clock battery backup and correct the time of the device by the following procedure 1 Turn Configuration Select SW to the DL30 side 2...

Page 22: ...splayed Enter the time to be set and click Apply button The new time setting is applied to the calendar IC of the device 6 Turn on the function setting DIP SW4 to enable the calendar clock battery bac...

Page 23: ...the DL30 G via a network Set appropriately to suit the usage environment Connecting via local network LAN This is a method in which one DL30 G device connected to the inhouse LAN is monitored by a te...

Page 24: ...Router setting Web server Set the IP address manually A fixed IP address or a dynamic DNS contract is necessary Set so that an external HTTP packet TCP port 80 Can be changed from DL30GCFG is allowed...

Page 25: ...y the Network window 5 To set a fixed IP address select Manual setting and set the IP address etc Set the parameters by referring to the table on the next page 6 Click Upload to device button to trans...

Page 26: ...P address cannot be changed manually IP address Specify the IP address of the DL30 G Subnet mask Specify the Subnet mask Default gateway Specify the IP address of the default gateway Preferred DNS Spe...

Page 27: ...D as Enable ID1 Enable Others Disable Login ID Use up to 16 single byte alphanumeric charac ters If there is no entry leave blank admin Password Use up to 16 single byte alphanumeric charac ters If th...

Page 28: ...he device Click Back and return to the initial window 7 If the port address has been changed turn off and on the power supply to the device to activate the trans ferred setting Initial Window DL30CFG...

Page 29: ...3 Click 4 Double click 5 Enter 6 Click 2 Click 10 Confirm that the destination entered in the registration dialog has been added and click OK 11 The registered connection destinations are added to the...

Page 30: ...nnector 2 Connect the DL30 G to the PC on which DL30GCFG is installed and start up DL30GCFG 3 Click Download from device button to display Confirm access mode window 4 Check that the device is correct...

Page 31: ...l Correction within 0 to 10 seconds Insufficient sampling number of data is complemented Also sampling period is made shorter until storing time catches up corrected current time After catching up sam...

Page 32: ...e device as I O DL30 RUN LOGGING SD CARD MAINT PWR RUN ERROR CFG DPX LNK LOGGING SD CARD DL30 2 I O On 4 3 1 U NC V FE DL30 I O Configuration Select SW Configuration Connector 2 Connect the PC on whic...

Page 33: ...t IP addresses which do not overlap with the address of the DL30 G for the remote I O devices Slave 0 to Slave 31 Remote I O nodes which can be connected TR30 G R3 NE1 IT Series TR3EX R5 NE1 72EM2 M4...

Page 34: ...U 32M Q03UDECPU Connecting CPU modules for SLMP The DL30 G is connected to SLMP devices by TCP IP over the Ethernet In order that the DL30 G communicates with an SLMP device register the device on Eth...

Page 35: ...w to display Confirm access mode window 4 Check that the device is correct and click Connect button 5 After the setting information is downloaded from the device the Configuration window is displayed...

Page 36: ...t can be entered after the decimal point equals the number of digits which is displayed on the window For example since the scale 0 for the analog input has an initial value of 0 000 when 123 4567890...

Page 37: ...be identified with respective IP addresses and relevant settings The Pause period and Timeout setting are common to all slave devices Assigning remote I O 1 In the Input Output window click I O slave...

Page 38: ...lost and returns to OFF automatically when it is recovered Specify a channel from MD digital function register DO discrete output or GDP discrete output group Node No Set Node No of the remote I O dev...

Page 39: ...o temporarily store the setting 2 Enter 1 Select Parameter Description IP address Set an IP address Port address Set a Port address Communication error output Communication error per slave unit can be...

Page 40: ...gistered slaves and all the channels as one batch set the time from one communication batch to the next This is roughly the same value as the sampling interval Modbus TCP Timeout Set the wait time for...

Page 41: ...the I O module remote I O or SLMP device connected to the DL30 G by the following procedure Assigning I O module to AI 1 Click Analog input AI button on the Input Output window to display the Analog...

Page 42: ...alue to be assigned Up to 4 analog channels can be assigned per module Module category Compatible module CH No Module address CH No in the module 2 ch module R30US2 R30SV2 CH1 N 1 CH2 N 2 4 ch module...

Page 43: ...etting for the remote I O device 3 6 1 I O slave setting 2 Click Analog input AI button on the Input Output window to display the Analog input AI window 3 Double click a row of the AI channel to be se...

Page 44: ...egister type and Modbus TCP register address Parameter Description Modbus TCP slave No Enter the slave No 0 to 31 set in 1 Modbus TCP register type Select from Input Register 3X or Holding Register 4X...

Page 45: ...e setting for the SLMP device 3 6 1 I O slave setting 2 Click Analog input AI button on the Input Output window to display the Analog input AI window 3 Double click a row of the AI channel to be set t...

Page 46: ...enter the parameters referring to the table below 2 Enter 1 Select Parameter Description Slave No Enter the slave No 0 to 31 set in 1 SLMP device Choose the device code of the SLMP device to be connec...

Page 47: ...alog input AI button on the Input Output window to display the Analog input AI window 2 Double click a row of the AI channel to be set to display the AI setting window Input Output Analog input AI 1 C...

Page 48: ...otalized value PI or function value MA can be reset in a fixed cycle 1 Click Analog input AI button on the Input Output window to display the Analog input AI window 2 Double click a row of the AI chan...

Page 49: ...ct from None Moving average Delay buffer Moving average samples If the filter is set as Moving average set the number of data samples Select from 4 8 16 32 64 Time constant If the filter is set as Del...

Page 50: ...50 DL30 G USERS MANUAL EM 8571 G Rev 2 The CH name and CH comment which have been set are displayed in the initial window or the trend of the Web window Web Browser View CH comment CH name...

Page 51: ...onfigure alarm zones corresponding to the input values A maximum of 5 zones can be set and deadband can also be set between zones 1 Click Alarm zone setting button in the AI setting to display the Ala...

Page 52: ...t values for these zones as actual values Set such that the upper limit value lower limit value When the deadband is set When a deadband is set between zone 1 and zone 2 set the values so that the dea...

Page 53: ...scription Event log Set whether or not to record an event when the input value has changed and entered a certain zone Check the box to record events Event No Set the event number to be assigned to eac...

Page 54: ...ay the Alarm output MD AI setting AI alarm zone setting Alarm output MD 1 Click 2 Click 2 Double click the MD channel to be operated and set as ON OFF and click OK Alarm output MD 1 Double click 2 Sel...

Page 55: ...output DO button of a specific zone to display the Alarm output DO AI setting AI alarm zone setting 1 Click 2 Click Alarm output DO 2 Double click the DO channel to be operated and set as ON OFF and...

Page 56: ...arm output GDO button of a specific zone to display the Alarm output GDO AI setting AI alarm zone setting 1 Click 2 Click Alarm output GDO 2 Double click the GDO channel to be operated and set as ON O...

Page 57: ...setting button in the AI setting to display the Alarm zone setting window Click Reset totalized value PI button in a specific zone to display the Reset totalized value PI window AI setting AI alarm zo...

Page 58: ...A channel to be operated needs to be assigned in advance 3 6 5 Analog function register MA 1 Click Alarm zone setting button in the AI setting to display the Alarm zone setting window Click Reset func...

Page 59: ...ing window Once the setting is complete click OK to temporarily store the setting Use the above procedure to set all the CHs The CH setting for which the setting is complete in the Analog input AI win...

Page 60: ...e I O module remote I O or SLMP device connected to the DL30 G by the following procedure Assigning I O module to DI 1 Click Discrete input DI button in the Input Output window to display the Discrete...

Page 61: ...lue to be assigned Up to 16 DI channels can be assigned per module Module type Compatible module CH No Module address CH No in the module 16 ch module R30XN16A CH1 N 1 CH2 N 2 CH3 N 3 CH4 N 4 CH5 N 5...

Page 62: ...nnel to be set in this window to display the DI setting window 3 Set the CH setting as Modbus TCP and enter the Slave No Modbus TCP register type and Modbus TCP register address Parameter Description...

Page 63: ...k a row of the DI channel to be set in this window to display the DI setting window Input Output Discrete input DI 1 Click DI setting 2 Double click 3 Set the CH setting as SLMP and enter the paramete...

Page 64: ...to display the Discrete input DI Double click a row of the DI channel to be set in this window to display the DI setting window 2 Set the CH setting as AI and enter the parameters referring to the ta...

Page 65: ...e input DI button in the Input Output window to display the Discrete input DI Double click a row of the DI channel to be set in this window to display the DI setting window 2 Set the CH setting as Con...

Page 66: ...delay time OFF delay time Set the number of samples for each of the ON and OFF delay times Setting range 0 to 999 For example when set to 10 delay time will be 10 seconds sampling cycle 1 sec x 10 Thu...

Page 67: ...be operated needs to be assigned in advance 3 6 4 Pulse input PI 1 Click Reset totalized value PI button in the DI setting window to display the Reset totalized value PI 2 Double click the PI channel...

Page 68: ...Reset function value MA window 2 Double click the MA channel to be operated and set as Disable Enable 3 Click Back to return to the DI setting window Once the setting is complete click OK to temporar...

Page 69: ...I Assign the pulse inputs from the I O module remote I O or SLMP device connected to the DL30 G by the fol lowing procedure Assigning I O module to PI 1 Click Pulse input PI button in the Input Output...

Page 70: ...Measurement mode module Set the type of the 32 bit data read from the I O module Accumulation The cumulative total is calculated by accumulating the difference between the value at the start of cumul...

Page 71: ...ting for the remote I O device 3 6 1 I O slave setting 2 Click Pulse input PI button in the Input Output window to display the Pulse input PI Double click a row of the PI channel to be set in this win...

Page 72: ...t from the following Accumulation The cumulative total is calculated by accumulating the difference between the value at the start of cumulative totalizing and the value when it is reset for each samp...

Page 73: ...setting for the SLMP device 3 6 1 I O slave setting 2 Click Pulse input PI button in the Input Output window to display the Pulse input PI Double click a row of the PI channel to be set in this windo...

Page 74: ...is calculated by accumulating the difference between the value at the start of cumulative totalizing and the value when it is reset for each sampling duration This corresponds to the cumulative total...

Page 75: ...input DI to PI 1 Click Pulse input PI button in the Input Output window to display the Pulse input PI Double click a row of the PI channel to be set in this window to display the PI setting window Inp...

Page 76: ...time of the rising of the DI DOWN Counting as 1 pulse per one time of the falling of the DI The difference of the action by measuring mode ON Determined to be ON for one second if the sampling data i...

Page 77: ...lse input PI button in the Input Output window to display the Pulse input PI Double click a row of the PI channel to be set in this window to display the PI setting window 2 Set the CH setting as Cont...

Page 78: ...window to display the PI setting window 2 Set the CH setting as Analog accumulation and enter the parameters referring to the table below 1 Select 2 Enter Parameter Description AI CH No Select AI CH t...

Page 79: ...lar area in the above graphs corresponds to the Counter Rate Actual AI value 0 to 10000 is accumulated and converted as Accumulated Value into the number of pulses using the Counter Rate The total gra...

Page 80: ...row of the PI channel to be set in this window to display the PI setting window 2 Set the CH setting as Binary accumulation and enter the AI CH No 1 Select 2 Enter Parameter Description AI CH No Selec...

Page 81: ...mment Set a description for the channel using up to 16 characters with the tag name etc Scaling Set the weight per pulse as a numeric value Number of decimal places Set the number of digits after the...

Page 82: ...onfigure alarm zones corresponding to the input values A maximum of 5 zones can be set and deadbands can also be set between zones 1 Click Alarm zone setting button in the PI setting window to display...

Page 83: ...t values for these zones as actual values Set such that the upper limit value lower limit value When the deadband is set When a deadband is set between zone 1 and zone 2 set the values so that the dea...

Page 84: ...table below Once the setting is complete click OK to go back to the PI setting window Parameter Description Event log Set whether or not to record an event when there is a change in the input value a...

Page 85: ...zone to display the Alarm output MD PI setting PI alarm zone setting 1 Click Alarm output MD 2 Click 2 Double click the MD channel to be operated and set as ON OFF Alarm output MD 1 Double click 2 Se...

Page 86: ...Click Alarm output DO button in a specific zone to display the Alarm output DO PI setting PI alarm zone setting 1 Click Alarm output DO 2 Click 2 Double click the DO channel to be operated and set as...

Page 87: ...ow Click Alarm output GDO button in a specific zone to display the Alarm output GDO PI setting PI alarm zone setting 1 Click Alarm output GDO 2 Click 2 Double click the GDO channel to be operated and...

Page 88: ...ck Alarm zone setting button in the PI setting to display the PI Alarm zone setting Click Reset totalized value PI button in a specific zone to display the Reset totalized value PI setting PI alarm zo...

Page 89: ...hannel to be operated needs to be assigned in advance 3 6 5 Analog function register MA 1 Click Alarm zone setting button in the PI setting window to display the PI Alarm zone setting window Click Res...

Page 90: ...dow Once the setting is complete click OK to temporarily store the setting Set each CH by following the above procedure The CH setting for which the setting is complete in the Pulse input PI window ca...

Page 91: ...itions 2 Zone 1 Upper limit 10 Zone 2 Lower limit 10 Zone 1 Reset totalized value PI Enable PI1 PI1 Assign a pulse input channel to be measured Logging Storing rate time unit Mode Minute Min 1 Pen Ass...

Page 92: ...2 Zone 1 Upper 2 Zone 2 Lower 2 Zone 1 Reset totalized value PI Enable PI1 PI1 Assign a pulse input channel to be measured Logging Storing rate time unit Mode Hour Choose hour and offset Logging Enab...

Page 93: ...A channels to the DL30 G following the below procedure Basic setting MA 1 Click Analog function register MA button in the Input Output window to display the Analog function register MA window Double c...

Page 94: ...Number of decimal places Set the number of digits after the decimal point in the values displayed as numeric values in the Web browser view Select from 0 1 2 3 Engineering unit Set the engineering un...

Page 95: ...e MIN X1 Analog accumulation X1 AI1 64 PI1 64 MA1 256 0 to 100 K1 Counter rate K2 Time Unit Minutes Hours Days K3 Low end cutout 0 000 to 120 000 K4 Zero engineering unit value K5 Span engineering uni...

Page 96: ...s sampling cycle is used Error is recorded in the system log Natural logarithm When X1 is 0 a value taken from the previous sampling cycle is used Error is recorded in the system log Power When X1 0 a...

Page 97: ...aracters Color Set a color to represent each zone which will be displayed on the Web browser view Upper limit Lower limit Set the upper and lower limit values for these zones as actual values Set such...

Page 98: ...the table below Once the setting is complete click OK to go back to the MA setting window Parameter Description Event log Set whether or not to record an event when there is a change in the input valu...

Page 99: ...c zone to display the Alarm output MD MA setting MA alarm zone setting 1 Click 2 Click Alarm output MD 2 Double click the MD channel to be operated and set as ON OFF Alarm output MD 1 Double click 2 S...

Page 100: ...Click Alarm output DO button in a specific zone to display the Alarm output DO MA setting MA alarm zone setting 1 Click 2 Click Alarm output DO 2 Double click the DO channel to be operated and set as...

Page 101: ...Click Alarm output GDO button in a specific zone to display the Alarm output GDO MA setting MA alarm zone setting 1 Click 2 Click Alarm output GDO 2 Double click the GDO channel to be operated and set...

Page 102: ...zone setting button in the MA setting window to display the MA alarm zone setting window Click Reset totalized value PI button in a specific zone to display the Reset totalized value PI MA setting MA...

Page 103: ...ck Alarm zone setting button in the MA setting to display the Alarm zone setting MA Click Reset function value MA button in a specific zone to display the Reset function value MA MA setting MA alarm z...

Page 104: ...ontrol button CAUTION When the user has logged in the web server using the login ID and password for web browsing the user is only allowed to control channels selected in the Channel control func tion...

Page 105: ...er When a larger No DI channel is used to generate a result for a smaller No DI channel the previous sampling data is used for the computation Assign MD channels to the DL30 G following the below proc...

Page 106: ...Function is set as Enabled Self reset timer 0 to 999 sec can be set in the K1 field of Exponent Set 0 to disable the Self reset timer The timer starts when the Self reset timer MD detects OFF ON opera...

Page 107: ...g ON when the input signal has been continuously ON for 10 seconds Sampling cycle 1 sec x 10 Event log Set whether or not to record event logs when there is a change in the input values Check the box...

Page 108: ...en Memory at power loss is enabled Self reset timer start Self reset ON delay OFF delay ON delay is disabled ON is written in Memory at power loss ON operation Power loss Power recovery Power recovery...

Page 109: ...Control on browser as Enable in the MD setting window MD setting Web Browser View Control button CAUTION When the user has logged in the web server using the login ID and password for web browsing the...

Page 110: ...those no function operation output is assigned the outputs are handled by OR logic of the control alarm and schedule outputs MD OR Control Output valid at control edge E mail delivery success E mail d...

Page 111: ...to be operated needs to be assigned in advance 3 6 4 Pulse input PI 1 Click Reset totalized value PI button in the MD setting window to display the Reset totalized value PI 2 Double click PI channel...

Page 112: ...value MA MD setting Click Click 2 Double click the MA channel to be operated and set as Disable Enable 3 Click Back to return to the MD setting window Once the setting is complete click OK to tempora...

Page 113: ...MANUAL EM 8571 G Rev 2 Which functions assigned to MD Functions and zones assigned to the respective MD channels are displayed Input Output Digital function register MD 1 Click Which functions assign...

Page 114: ...O module remote I O or SLMP device connected to the DL30 G by the following procedure Assigning I O module to AO 1 Click Analog output AO button in the Input Output window to display the Analog output...

Page 115: ...e address and CH No fields Enter the CH value to be assigned Up to 4 AO channels can be assigned per module Module category Compatible module CH No Module address CH No in the module 4 ch module R30SY...

Page 116: ...ow of the AO channel to be set to display the AO setting window Input Output Analog output AO 1 Click AO setting 2 Double click 4 Set the CH setting as Modbus TCP and enter the Save No Modbus TCP regi...

Page 117: ...Double click a row of the AO channel to be set to display the AO setting window Input Output Analog output AO 1 Click AO setting 2 Double click 4 Set the CH setting as SLMP and enter the parameters r...

Page 118: ...with the tag name etc Scaling Set the numeric value by which to multiply data in order to convert it to its actual value For example if the temperature data is the actual value 10 enter as 0 1 Number...

Page 119: ...r Description Operational range on browser Set the available range for AO values in engineering unit values to be entered via the web browser CAUTION When the user has logged in the web server using t...

Page 120: ...ion Type Choose AI or MA CH Specify an analog input channel Mapping a discrete input Assign a discrete input to each bit of AO 0 to 15 bit Parameter Description Type Choose among 0 fixed value 1 fixed...

Page 121: ...the I O module remote I O or SLMP device connected to the DL30 G by the following procedure Assigning I O module to DO 1 Click Discrete output DO button in the Input Output window to display the Discr...

Page 122: ...to be assigned Up to 16 DO channels can be assigned per module Module type Compatible module CH No Module address CH No in the module 16 ch module R30YN16A R30YN16C CH1 N 1 CH2 N 2 CH3 N 3 CH4 N 4 CH5...

Page 123: ...ick a row of the DO channel to be set to display the DO setting window Input Output Discrete output DO 1 Click DO setting 2 Double click 4 Set the CH setting as Modbus TCP and enter the Slave No Modbu...

Page 124: ...win dow 3 Double click DO row to be set to display the DO setting window Input Output Discrete output DO 1 Click DO setting 2 Double click 3 Set the CH setting as SLMP and enter the parameters referr...

Page 125: ...comment Set a description for the channel using up to 16 characters with the tag name etc Invert logic If the ON OFF of the output signal and the ON OFF of the application signal are the reverse of e...

Page 126: ...ser as Enable DO setting Select Enable CAUTION When the user has logged in the web server using the login ID and password for web browsing the user is only allowed to control channels selected in the...

Page 127: ...gned the outputs are handled by OR logic of the control alarm and schedule outputs DO OR Control Output valid at control edge Control on the browser view Control by Modbus TCP slave function E mail de...

Page 128: ...on Type Choose DI or MD CH Specify a discrete input channel Use the above procedure to set all the CHs The CH setting for which the setting is complete in the Discrete output DO window can also be cop...

Page 129: ...USERS MANUAL EM 8571 G Rev 2 Which functions assigned to DO Functions and zones assigned to the respective DO channels are displayed Input Output Discrete output DO 1 Click Which functions assigned to...

Page 130: ...tion on a single GDO is effective for all MD and DO channels registered in the GDO Assign grouped digital outputs to the DL30 G following the procedure given below Basic setting GDO 1 Click Grouped di...

Page 131: ...arameter Description CH name Set a channel name using up to 16 characters CH comment Set a description for the channel using up to 16 characters with the tag name etc Display comment ON OFF Set string...

Page 132: ...he Grouped channels frame Specify the Type and CH of each channel to assign referring to the table below and click OK 1 Double click 2 Select 3 Click GDO setting Parameter Description Type Select eith...

Page 133: ...wser as Enable GDO setting Select Enable Web Browser View Operation button CAUTION When the user has logged in the web server using the login ID and password for web browsing the user is only allowed...

Page 134: ...t is assigned the outputs are handled by OR logic of the control alarm and schedule outputs GDO OR Control Output valid at control edge Control on the browser view Control by Modbus TCP slave function...

Page 135: ...above procedure to set all the CHs The CH setting for which the setting is complete in the Grouped digital output GDO window can also be copied to other CHs and only the required portions can be edite...

Page 136: ...MANUAL EM 8571 G Rev 2 Which functions assigned to GDO Functions and zones assigned to the respective GDO channels are displayed Input Output Grouped digital output GDO 1 Click Which functions assigne...

Page 137: ...s complete in the CH list window Example Analog input AI window can also be copied to other CHs and only the required portions can be edited 1 Right click on the row to be copied Click on Copy 2 Right...

Page 138: ...To store the setting values in a PC click Save file button in the Configuration 6 1 1 Saving reading setting values DL30GCFG CAUTION To validate the settings of some functions such as the FTP server...

Page 139: ...DO MD and DO DI and GDO and MD and GDO Refer to 3 6 8 Discrete output DO and 3 6 9 Grouped digital output GDO for detailed information NOTES Channels assigned for I O mapping function cannot be contr...

Page 140: ...tton in the initial window to display Confirm access mode window 4 Check that the device is correct and click Connect button 5 Once the setting information has been loaded from the device the Configur...

Page 141: ...are arranged as shown in the table below Example of 128 channels Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Column 129 Row 1 Header 1 Row 2 Header 2 Row 3 Header 3 Row 4 Date and time CH1 data CH2 data CH128 data Row...

Page 142: ...oose among 1 2 5 10 20 30 seconds Min Choose among 1 2 5 10 15 20 30 minutes Hour Specify which hour s of a day the data is to be stored Offsets minutes and seconds can be applied to each hour setting...

Page 143: ...ower limit Specify the lower limit of the data Error mode Mode A pre defined value can be applied in the Report form when the DL30 G is unable to acquire data or when the data is out of the specified...

Page 144: ...ired within the cycle 3 Click OK to temporarily store the setting 4 Go through the same procedure for as many pens as needed One pen s setting can be copied to another so that only the differences sho...

Page 145: ...ard reaches a certain limit Set SD card auto delete as Enable to automatically delete the data For more explanations on the target files and the timing of deletion refer to 8 2 4 SD card Automatic fil...

Page 146: ...w 1 Date and time CH CH name CH comment Event No Message Zone color Status message Status color Row 2 data data data data data data data data System log Column 1 2 Row 1 Date and time Message Row 2 da...

Page 147: ...lank blank blank Row 5 Permanent schedule Assigned date and time Log type PER blank blank blank blank blank Column 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Row 1 Schedule unit Schedule unit name Reg No Date PAT PAT name Op...

Page 148: ...2 Click 2 First be sure to set Event log Mode as Enable otherwise no data is recorded Select Enable 3 Set the parameter by referring to the table below Parameter Description SD card record character s...

Page 149: ...s recorded Select Enable 3 Set the parameter by referring to the table below Parameter Description SD card record character set Choose the character set for the data stored in the SD card between S JI...

Page 150: ...ame CH1 name CH2 name CH128 name Row 3 yyyy mm dd CH1 comment CH2 comment CH128 comment Row 4 HOUR CH1 eng unit CH2 eng unit CH128 eng unit Row 5 1 CH1 data CH2 data CH128 data Row 6 2 CH1 data CH2 da...

Page 151: ...average Row 19 Maximum CH1 max CH2 max CH128 max Row 20 Minimum CH1 min CH2 min CH128 min NOTES is saved in a cell if there is no data recorded Report forms are divided by 8 channels on the web brows...

Page 152: ...k Download from device button in the initial window to display Confirm access mode window 4 Check that the device is correct and click Connect button 5 Once the setting information has been loaded fro...

Page 153: ...ise no report data is created Set the parameters by referring to the table below Parameter Description SD card record character set Choose the character set for the data stored in the SD card between...

Page 154: ...to be recorded in a Monthly report from the Daily report data and monthly data to be recorded in a Yearly report from the Monthly report data among Sum Average Maximum Minimum Data range Mode Choose E...

Page 155: ...error The DL30 G performs the operation specified for the Sampling method if one or more data samples are acquired within the hour 1 Sampling method Basic sampling cycle 1 sec 1 hour data determining...

Page 156: ...a CSV file blank data rows for unassigned pens are moved over so that the data is saved without blank cells In order to report in the Daily reports the difference per hour for a PI channel specify an...

Page 157: ...h the relevant report form is specified as at tached file For example choose a mail template in which the Daily report is specified as attachment to send Daily reports at the timing of update 3 10 2 M...

Page 158: ...ime Set the time date and month to start data sampling for the daily monthly and yearly reports respectively The set time date and month becomes the beginning of each report Parameter Description Time...

Page 159: ...d start up DL30GCFG 3 Click Download from device button in the initial window to display Confirm access mode window 4 Check that the device is correct and click Connect button 5 Once the setting infor...

Page 160: ...UAL EM 8571 G Rev 2 3 10 1 Mail server setting 1 Click Communication button in the Configuration window Click SMTP POP3 button to display the SMTP POP3 window Configuration SMTP POP3 Communication 1 C...

Page 161: ...tication Set as Enable to use the POP before SMTP authentication func tion Disable POP3 ID Set the POP3 ID No entry Blank POP3 password Set the POP3 password No entry Blank DL30 G e mail address Set t...

Page 162: ...in the mail address Example dl30 SMTP port address 465 465 587 STARTTLS Disable Disable Enable CAUTION POP3 is incorporated for POP before SMTP authentication DL30 G cannot receive e mails SMTP over...

Page 163: ...ify recipients for each template Registering address list Create a list of e mail recipients 1 Click E mail button in the Configuration window to open the E mail window 2 Click Address list button to...

Page 164: ...emplate number to be registered to open the Mail template setting win dow 3 First set the Mode as Enable otherwise no e mail is sent CAUTION When the Mode is disabled the relevant event and regular re...

Page 165: ...ng calendar Business hour setting Select from 1 to 6 Business hours are set in the Emailing calendar once Within business hours and Out of business hours are set in the Enabled time period setting 3 1...

Page 166: ...cify the type and CH No of the data to add to an e mail CAUTION Maximum capacity per one mail when CH data is attached to body text is approx 4 KB If many CH data is attached the last part of the mail...

Page 167: ...t only the required portion 10 Once the setting is complete click OK and or Back to temporarily store the setting Original html tag Certain variables can be contained in a mail body text using the ori...

Page 168: ...indow to display the E mail window 2 Click Regular report button to display the Regular report window 3 First set Mode as Enable Regular report E mail 1 Click 2 Click 3 Select enable Configuration 4 C...

Page 169: ...t button to display the Delivery failure output window 3 Set the details referring to the table below Parameter Description Mode Choose among None ON OFF Type Choose an output type among MD DO GDO CH...

Page 170: ...window 2 Click E mailing calendar button The calendar of the present year is displayed in a plain background with no highlight at default Configuration E mailing calendar 1 Click E mail 2 Click 3 Chec...

Page 171: ...icable month button and check days for the Non business days and or the Holidays 5 Specify the regular business hours for up to 6 patterns Set the start and the end hours for each pattern Enter 6 Once...

Page 172: ...172 DL30 G USERS MANUAL EM 8571 G Rev 2 3 10 6 Test mail Event reporting and regular mailing can be tested on the DL30GCFG 6 1 2 Maintenance menu DL30GCFG Test mail...

Page 173: ...k Download from device button in the initial window to display Confirm access mode window 4 Check that the device is correct and click Connect button 5 Once the setting information has been loaded fro...

Page 174: ...L30 G system name can be specified and indicated at the header of the web page Set Name by referring to 3 4 System setting Images 1 2 and 3 User s own image files can be placed on the top screen The i...

Page 175: ...um of 64 pens on a total of 16 pages Pens 1 to 4 Pens 5 to 8 are assigned to Page 1 Page 2 respectively 1 Click Graph Display button in the Configuration to display the Graph Display window 2 Click Tr...

Page 176: ...the I O type Thick line Check the box to draw a thick line Color Set the pen color Lower limit Set the 0 scaling value for the trend graph Upper limit Set the 100 scaling value for the trend graph Eng...

Page 177: ...play 1 Click 2 Click 3 Double click Configure each page setting by referring to the table below Parameter Description Page name Specify Page name within 64 characters Trend speed Choose the speed of p...

Page 178: ...isplay button in the Configuration to open the Graph Display window Click Data button to display the Data view setting window 2 Check the channels to show on the Data view NOTES Right click on the CH...

Page 179: ...Select between HTTP and HTTPS HTTP Port address Set the port address After uploading the setting to the device turn the power supply OFF and ON to activate it Setting 0 disables the web server functi...

Page 180: ...ble ID1 Enable Other IDs Disable Login ID Set the login ID for the Web server using up to 16 single byte alphanumeric characters admin Password Set the password to login to the Web server using up to...

Page 181: ...he channels and schedule units as well as web browsing 3 3 4 Enabling configuration via network remote access authorization When there is any ID with its login ID and password set to blank the user au...

Page 182: ...DL30GCFG 3 Click Download from device button in the initial window to display Confirm access mode window 4 Check that the device is correct and click Connect button 5 Once the setting information has...

Page 183: ...u meric characters DL30G Password Set the FTP server password using up to 16 single byte alphanumeric characters DL30G Port address Set the port address of the FTP server 0 65535 21 3 Once the setting...

Page 184: ...tween FTP and FTPS FTP Port address Set the port address of the FTP server 0 65535 21 Server address Set the FTP server address No Blank Login ID Set the FTP server login name using up to 16 single by...

Page 185: ...ing parameters for each of Logging data Event log System log Communication log and Scheduler log Parameter Description Send upon saving of file Set as Enable to send out a file at the timing of saving...

Page 186: ...rising edge as Send com mand Example Sending a file every hour on the hour Assign Time minute to an AI channel CH setting Time Time unit Minute Go to Alarm zone setting and set Partitions to 2 Set 10...

Page 187: ...ail The alarm output turns off when the error is cancelled Parameter Description Type Choose an output type among None MD DO GDO CH Choose a channel No Once the setting is complete click OK to tempora...

Page 188: ...se the Modbus TCP slave function set as Enable Disable Port address Set the port address for Modbus TCP 0 to 65535 502 Linger time Set the communication timeout duration 0 to 3000 seconds 180 3 Once t...

Page 189: ...referring to the table below Parameter Description Default value Mode To use the SNTP client function Set as Enable Disable SNTP server Set the SNTP server ntp nict jp 3 Once the setting is complete c...

Page 190: ...oad from device button in the initial window to display Confirm access mode window 4 Check that the device is correct and click Connect button 5 Once the setting information has been loaded from the d...

Page 191: ...s of the week ON OFF operations are performed depending on the days of the week 1 Click Pattern setting button in the Scheduler window to display the Pattern setting window 2 Double click the pattern...

Page 192: ...ern window Click OK in the Pattern window to store the setting and return to the Pattern setting window 2 Enter 1 Select Set the parameters by referring to the table below Parameter Description Type S...

Page 193: ...each day of the week Select None to disable schedule output for the day of the week Scheduler Schedule unit setting 1 Click 2 Double click Schedule unit 3 Select a pattern for each day of the week No...

Page 194: ...nnel is ON 1 Click Maintenance SW setting button in the Scheduler to display the Maintenance SW setting window 2 Select the signal type and channel number Scheduler 1 Click Maintenance SW setting 2 En...

Page 195: ...is installed and start up DL30GCFG 3 Click Download from device button in the initial window to display Confirm access mode window 4 Check that the device is correct and click Connect button 5 Once t...

Page 196: ...ton in the Configuration to open the Process operation monitor win dow 2 Double click the process number to set in the Process operation monitor window to display the Process setting window 3 Edit par...

Page 197: ...analog data select the signal type from AI PI and MA When AI PI or MA is selected for Channel 1 None is automatically selected for Type and Display comment of Channels 2 to 5 The Color and Name fields...

Page 198: ...value engineering unit of Channel 1 Color of Channel 1 Process name Display comment of Channel 1 CH name current value engineering unit of Channel 1 CAUTION Gantt chart will be cleared when the type...

Page 199: ...ber to set in the Process operation monitor window to display the Process setting window 2 Select the signal type and channel to monitor for each of Channel 1 to Channel 5 3 Select the signal type and...

Page 200: ...s 1 to 5 Select the channel to monitor Digital display main Type Select from None AI PI and MA Configurable when DI or MD is selected for Channel 1 Digital display main CH Select the channel to displa...

Page 201: ...ode when connecting to the DL30 G can be sup pressed by setting as follows 1 Start up DL30GCFG 2 Uncheck the box next to the option Confirm access mode when connecting in the initial window The Confir...

Page 202: ...og 1 Click 2 Click Function Description Clear log Clear all logs displayed in the Communication log window Save log Save logs displayed in the Communication log window as a CSV file Back Close the Com...

Page 203: ...ps Data bit 8 Start bit 1 Stop bit 1 Parity bit None 4 When an FTP transfer starts user can confirm its terminal log on the program Confirm the FTP and other settings until the transfer is completed n...

Page 204: ...entry field of the browser to open the top page of the DL30 G web server Descriptions in this section are based on the operations on a PC NOTES See 8 2 1 Compatible terminals and browsers for informa...

Page 205: ...relevant view is currently on the screen Sub menu A list of icons for the functions available for the selected view SD card indicator When an SD card is in place the mark is displayed Error indicator...

Page 206: ...ser has logged in the web server using the login ID and password for web browsing the user is only allowed to control channels selected in the Channel control func tion setting 3 11 4 Login ID passwor...

Page 207: ...and 999 seconds The screen is not updated when the value is set to 0 1 Click Menu button 2 Click Screen Refresh Rate in the sub menu 3 Enter the auto refresh rate and click OK The refresh rate of the...

Page 208: ...nd graph view 4 3 1 Trend graph page contents The Trend view consists of Menu bar Page selector and Trend area Page name The preset page name is displayed 3 11 2 Trend graph setting Menu bar Trend are...

Page 209: ...h scale Item Display content Digital display AI When data type is value or engineering unit value When data type is integer engineering unit value DI DO MD GDO Character strings corresponding to ON OF...

Page 210: ...minimum value click the area showing the maximum minimum value of the scale The upper lower limit value setting dialog is displayed 3 Enter a new value and click OK to apply the new value on the graph...

Page 211: ...en to hide in the digital display 2 The number of the selected pen is grayed out and the relevant trend graph is removed 3 To show the hidden graph click Pen color once again NOTES The modified status...

Page 212: ...Expand time axis in the sub menu Each click on the icon compresses expands the time axis on the trend graph NOTES The axis can be selected from 4 levels 100 same size 50 20 10 In case of a touch pane...

Page 213: ...area in the desired direction 4 To unselect the pen click over the scale area The graph remains shifted even after the pen is unselected Select another pen to shift its graph as needed NOTES In case o...

Page 214: ...in the desired direction 4 To unselect the pen click over the scale area The new graph scale remains even after the pen is unselected Select another pen to expand contract its graph as needed NOTES In...

Page 215: ...sub menu 3 Enter the auto refresh rate and click OK The refresh rate of the trend graph pages is changed Resetting local calibration User can reset the modification applied locally on the trend graphs...

Page 216: ...t Event summary to switch to the event summary view 4 4 1 Event summary page contents Up to 2000 events stored in the internal memory are displayed Page selector Event No filter Display range selector...

Page 217: ...the events displayed on the screen Click Select button to choose among All events Today and Previous day Changing screen refresh rate The refresh rate for the event summary pages can be specified betw...

Page 218: ...SERS MANUAL EM 8571 G Rev 2 Event No filter Event log data can be filtered by Event No 1 Click Select button to display the Event No setting dialog 2 Select Event No and click OK 2 Select Event No 3 C...

Page 219: ...ANUAL EM 8571 G Rev 2 4 5 Report form Click Menu button and select Report to switch to the report form view 4 5 1 Report form page contents Report form data files stored in the internal memory are lis...

Page 220: ...report form data in a table form A maximum of 8 channels are displayed in one table page and the following channels are on the next pages NOTES If the report form setting is modified while a report fi...

Page 221: ...age contents Data files stored in the internal memory and the SD card are listed Folders are listed in the left half of the window and files are listed in the right half of the window NOTES Refer to 8...

Page 222: ...ile icon at the top of the right window area Click the icon again to move to a higher level directory To download a file Once the file for downloading is located click the file name to start downloadi...

Page 223: ...operation of schedule output operation output and alarm output at the current time 3 6 6 Digital function register MD Control on Web browser MD 3 6 8 Discrete output DO Control on browser DO 3 6 9 Gr...

Page 224: ...224 DL30 G USERS MANUAL EM 8571 G Rev 2 4 7 2 Selecting units on the Schedule menu and select Select unit to display the Select unit dialog Select the unit to operate and click OK 2 Click 1 Select...

Page 225: ...ick Change Setting button of the pattern of the day to change to display the Select pattern screen 3 Select a pattern to which to change 4 Click OK 1 Click 2 Select 3 Click NOTES For details of the sp...

Page 226: ...en 3 Specify year month and date and select a pattern to which to change 4 Click OK 1 Click 2 Select 3 Click NOTES To delete the registered pattern select None and register For details of the specific...

Page 227: ...le output ON and OFF 4 Click OK 2 Select 1 Click 3 Click NOTES The user cannot operate the output type if the corresponding channel is not selected in the Channel control function setting window 3 11...

Page 228: ...layed Gantt chart The status history of channels set for operation process can be monitored with Gantt chart and digital display 3 14 1 Process operation monitor setting A maximum of 16 processes are...

Page 229: ...of the Gantt chart will be blank Blank NOTES Process operation data is sampled every minute when the clock data of the DL30 G is 00 seconds while the Gantt chart screen is refreshed every 10 seconds...

Page 230: ...annels set for operation process respectively with colors and digital display The status is updated every second 3 14 1 Process operation monitor setting A maximum of 16 processes are displayed per pa...

Page 231: ...n consists of 2 pages Click one of the page selector buttons P1 P2 to switch between pages Click Locking the screen Click the Screen lock indicator to lock the screen such that the screen will not be...

Page 232: ...30GCFG are required to change setting on the browser 3 3 4 Enabling configuration via network remote access authorization CAUTION Some browsers such as Google Chrome and Firefox may display check boxe...

Page 233: ...nu to open the E mail setting window 2 Click Address list button to open the address list 3 Enter the Name and E mail address 4 Once all the changes are complete click OK 5 Click OK when a message dia...

Page 234: ...l Setting button in the Maintenance menu to open the E mail setting window 2 Click Report Form setting Mail template setting in DL30GCFG button to display the Report Form Set ting window 3 Click Edit...

Page 235: ...s hours Out of business hours Non business hours Pause The definition of each filter is set by the E mailing calendar 3 10 5 E mailing calendar Business hour Select Business hour No Business hours can...

Page 236: ...ng 1 Click Trend Setting button in the Maintenance menu to display the Select Trend Page window 2 Click Edit button to the right of the page to be modified to display the Trend Page setting window 3 E...

Page 237: ...dialog Apply necessary changes to the pen assignment color and other settings Click OK and return to the Trend Page setting window 6 Click OK and a message dialog Saving setting appears on the window...

Page 238: ...k Zone setting button in the Maintenance menu to display the Select Zone Setting Channel win dow 2 Switch the signal type if necessary by clicking the signal type button at the top left of the window...

Page 239: ...new value in engineering unit and click OK 5 Once all relevant cells are changed click OK and a message dialog Saving setting appears on the window Click OK 6 After the setting has been successfully...

Page 240: ...g Schedule patterns displayed on the Schedule menu can be changed 4 7 Schedule 1 Click Pattern Setting button in the Maintenance menu to display the Pattern List 2 Click Edit button of the pattern to...

Page 241: ...nel to change to display the Schedule Output setting dialog Select each parameter and click OK 4 Click OK on the Pattern screen to apply the change 2 Select 1 Click 3 Click 4 Click NOTES For details o...

Page 242: ...242 DL30 G USERS MANUAL EM 8571 G Rev 2 4 10 Maintenance Click the Menu button and select Maintenance to display the Maintenance menu For details see 6 2 Maintenance on Web browser...

Page 243: ...fined web browser view User is allowed to freely create Web screens Using HTML or JavaScript Access http DL30G IP address user content file name from the browser to show the user defined win dows See...

Page 244: ...of the slot and then release it The card is unlatched and can be removed Slowly pull it out SD CARD lamp The SD card lamp remains ON as long as the SD card is being recognized and blinks while the SD...

Page 245: ...n progress SD CARD LOGGING LOGGING SD CARD SD CARD LED ON LOGGING SD CARD LED ON DL30 RUN LOGGING SD CARD PWR RUN ERROR CFG DPX LNK SD CARD DL30 2 I O On 4 3 1 U NC V FE Hold down LOGGING button for 1...

Page 246: ...pped e mail reporting FTP client file transfer and schedule outputs are disabled 5 4 Stopping the unit Stop logging remove the SD card and then turn off the power supply ON 4 3 2 1 DL30 RUN LOGGING SD...

Page 247: ...n be used to store the setting information in a file Click Save file button in the Configuration and specify the file path NOTES The setting file which is stored in the root folder of the SD card can...

Page 248: ...setting file The setting information stored in the file can be retrieved using DL30GCFG 1 Click Read file button in the DL30GCFG initial window 2 Select the file and click Open to retrieve the settin...

Page 249: ...e window 1 Connect the device to a PC in which DL30GCFG is installed and start up DL30GCFG 2 Click Maintenance button in the initial window to display Confirm access mode window 3 Check that the devic...

Page 250: ...layed Enter the time to be set and click Apply button to reflect the set time in the internal RTC Real Time Clock of the device Applying preset count for PI A specific count value can be preset for th...

Page 251: ...lly started stopped Click Start stop logging button in the Maintenance window to open the Start stop logging dialog Click Start stop logging button and a dialog for confirmation appears Click OK to st...

Page 252: ...window to display Schedule unit list 2 Double click the unit to change in the list to display the One time schedule assignment window 3 Double click the pattern to change to display the Change settin...

Page 253: ...tenance window to display the Schedule unit list 2 Double click the unit to change in the list to display the Permanent schedule setting window 3 Double click the pattern to change to display the Chan...

Page 254: ...hanged 1 Click Schedule output type maintenance button in the Maintenance window to display the Schedule output type maintenance window 2 Select the output type from SCH schedule ON and OFF and click...

Page 255: ...aintenance Click to clear the system logs System log message list Partial list Message Description power on VerX X X Power supply ON firmware version power off Power supply OFF link ok Ethernet LINK O...

Page 256: ...rmation appears Click OK Clearing event logs Event log data in the internal memory can be manually deleted Click Clear event log button in the Maintenance window A dialog for confirmation appears Clic...

Page 257: ...appears Click OK To initialize process operation data only click Initialize process operation data instead 3 Click to initialize Maintenance 1 Click 2 Click CAUTION Note that Initialize memory block w...

Page 258: ...button in the Maintenance window to open the Disk usage dialog Confirm the free capacity and click Back to close the window FTP client test FTP client function can be confirmed by testing Click FTP cl...

Page 259: ...function Click Test mail button in the Maintenance window to open the Test mail dialog Choose a mail template No and click Send test mail button Test results are recorded in the communication log NOT...

Page 260: ...er defined imagery data button in the Maintenance window to display the User defined imagery data window Specify the files and click Upload to device button to transfer the data to the device NOTES Th...

Page 261: ...ming MAC address Click MAC address button in the Maintenance window to display the MAC address of the unit Confirm the MAC address and click Back to close the window Confirming unit version Click DL30...

Page 262: ...2 Restarting DL30 G The DL30 G can be restarted without turning off and on the power supply Click Restart DL30 button in the Maintenance window and a dialog for confirmation appears Click OK Maintenan...

Page 263: ...4 Click on the input field and enter a file name using single byte alphanumeric characters 5 Click OK and a confirmation dialog Do you want to save the setting will appear Click OK 6 After the settin...

Page 264: ...subsequent dialogs are not displayed and thus the dialogs to confirm operations performed on the web browser will not be dis played 8 1 10 Web server Reading setting file from SD card 1 Click Menu but...

Page 265: ...ead if characters other than sin gle byte alphanumeric characters are contained in the file names Some browsers such as Google Chrome and Firefox may display a checkbox saying Don t let this page crea...

Page 266: ...lick Maintenance button to display the Maintenance menu 3 Choose Time Setting to display the Time Setting window The current system time of the terminal being used is initially displayed 4 Set the dat...

Page 267: ...from the folder list in the left window area Click the folder again to show a list of files in the folder in the right window area To show the content folders and files at an upper level of the curre...

Page 268: ...Report Form Setting window 3 Click Test mail button to the right of the mail template to send a test mail 4 A dialog Are you sure to send test mail appears and click OK 5 After the mail sending comman...

Page 269: ...the browser CAUTION This function is intended for users who have knowledge about the Web in terms of HTML Javascript etc Note that we will be unable to entertain queries about the Web NOTES The Top s...

Page 270: ...ch DL30GCFG is installed and start up DL30GCFG 3 Click Maintenance button in the initial window to display the Confirm access mode window 4 Check that the device is correct and click Connect button DL...

Page 271: ...p 4 Confirm on the web browser Access the address http DL30 IP address user Contents file name Example Contents file name sample html DL30 IP address 192 168 0 1 Default top window http 192 168 0 1 in...

Page 272: ...Checks to be done Method of handling The error indicator is dis played on the menu bar Has an R30 I O module been installed If module has been specified in the CH setting for the DL30GCFG Input Outpu...

Page 273: ...a logging If there space available for storage on the SD card Check for space availability and delete unnec essary data from the SD card 6 1 2 Maintenance menu DL30GCFG Con firming disk usage status T...

Page 274: ...PC Check the IP address Issue the ping com mand from the PC and check whether there is a response Example Paperless recorder 192 168 0 1 PC 192 168 0 2 Subnet mask 255 255 255 0 Is the password correc...

Page 275: ...mask 255 255 255 0 Have firewall or proxy server setting been configured on the PC Check the contents of the firewall and proxy server setting with the network administrator Are you using a compatible...

Page 276: ...of the router See the User Manual of the router If the IP address of the DL30 G is set as Automatic setting DHCP has the IP address been assigned by the router Obtain the IP address from the router a...

Page 277: ...rect Check the settings on e mailing the provider supplies Make sure that an e mail can be sent to the recipient address with mail software of the PC Doesn t the mail server of the pro vider need auth...

Page 278: ...or has it come out from the HUB Connect the LAN cable securely Check the connected lamp on the HUB Has the IP address of the DL30 G been manually set Set the IP address manually 3 3 3 IP address sett...

Page 279: ...sing the FTP client Is the FTP client software specified in this User Manual being used Use an FTP client whose working has been checked 8 2 8 FTP server 8 1 15 FTP client Problem faced Checks to be d...

Page 280: ...Firefox Yes Yes 1 No Chrome Yes Yes No Windows 10 2 Edge Yes Yes 1 Yes Internet Explorer Yes Yes 1 No Firefox Yes Yes 1 Yes Chrome Yes Yes Yes 1 2 point touch operation is not supported And the operat...

Page 281: ...file per block is downloadable Data Number of memory blocks Timing of internal memory transition Logging data 16 Storing rate in seconds 1 day Storing rate in minutes 1 day Storing rate in hours 1 mo...

Page 282: ...card is less than 100 MB The DL30 G deletes the oldest year folder s until the card recovers more than 100 MB of free space An SD card error is triggered if the free space is still less than 100 MB af...

Page 283: ...6 7 99 30 seconds 0 72 1 38 2 70 5 33 1 minute 0 37 0 69 1 35 2 67 2 minutes 0 19 0 35 0 68 1 34 5 minutes 0 08 0 15 0 28 0 54 10 minutes 0 04 0 08 0 14 0 27 15 minutes 0 03 0 05 0 10 0 18 20 minutes...

Page 284: ...ing timing Added data is sent when the storing rate set to Hour Event data Event log System log Communication log and Schedule log SD card recognized All contents in the currently active internal memo...

Page 285: ...d the missing data if necessary from the internal memory Event data file A file is named the date yyyymmdd of the first data entry If data storage is switched to a new memory block a new file is creat...

Page 286: ...Function File name Example Report form Daily report RPTyyyymmdd RPT20161101 CSV XRPT20161101 CSV Monthly report RPTyyyymm RPT2016110CSV XRPT201611 CSV Yearly report RPTyyyy RPT2016 CSV XRPT2016 CSV C...

Page 287: ...YS SYS20161126 CSV COM COM20161126 CSV REPORT DAY RPT20161126 CSV MONTH RPT201611 CSV RPT201612 CSV YEAR RPT2016 CSV SCH SCH20161126 CSV Schedule log Event data Event log LOG Logging data 2016 EVT 201...

Page 288: ...3 00045 DO45 00077 DO77 00109 DO109 00014 DO14 00046 DO46 00078 DO78 00110 DO110 00015 DO15 00047 DO47 00079 DO79 00111 DO111 00016 DO16 00048 DO48 00080 DO80 00112 DO112 00017 DO17 00049 DO49 00081 D...

Page 289: ...77 MD77 01109 MD109 01014 MD14 01046 MD46 01078 MD78 01110 MD110 01015 MD15 01047 MD47 01079 MD79 01111 MD111 01016 MD16 01048 MD48 01080 MD80 01112 MD112 01017 MD17 01049 MD49 01081 MD81 01113 MD113...

Page 290: ...D205 01237 MD237 01142 MD142 01174 MD174 01206 MD206 01238 MD238 01143 MD143 01175 MD175 01207 MD207 01239 MD239 01144 MD144 01176 MD176 01208 MD208 01240 MD240 01145 MD145 01177 MD177 01209 MD209 012...

Page 291: ...O5 02006 GDO6 02007 GDO7 02008 GDO8 02009 GDO9 02010 GDO10 02011 GDO11 02012 GDO12 02013 GDO13 02014 GDO14 02015 GDO15 02016 GDO16 02017 GDO17 02018 GDO18 02019 GDO19 02020 GDO20 02021 GDO21 02022 GDO...

Page 292: ...77 10109 DI109 10014 DI14 10046 DI46 10078 DI78 10110 DI110 10015 DI15 10047 DI47 10079 DI79 10111 DI111 10016 DI16 10048 DI48 10080 DI80 10112 DI112 10017 DI17 10049 DI49 10081 DI81 10113 DI113 10018...

Page 293: ...I205 10237 DI237 10142 DI142 10174 DI174 10206 DI206 10238 DI238 10143 DI143 10175 DI175 10207 DI207 10239 DI239 10144 DI144 10176 DI176 10208 DI208 10240 DI240 10145 DI145 10177 DI177 10209 DI209 102...

Page 294: ...77 30109 AI109 30014 AI14 30046 AI46 30078 AI78 30110 AI110 30015 AI15 30047 AI47 30079 AI79 30111 AI111 30016 AI16 30048 AI48 30080 AI80 30112 AI112 30017 AI17 30049 AI49 30081 AI81 30113 AI113 30018...

Page 295: ...31078 PI39 high 31110 PI55 high 31015 PI8 low 31047 PI24 low 31079 PI40 low 31111 PI56 low 31016 PI8 high 31048 PI24 high 31080 PI40 high 31112 PI56 high 31017 PI9 low 31049 PI25 low 31081 PI41 low 31...

Page 296: ...31144 PI72 high 31176 PI88 high 31208 PI104 high 31240 PI120 high 31145 PI73 low 31177 PI89 low 31209 PI105 low 31241 PI121 low 31146 PI73 high 31178 PI89 high 31210 PI105 high 31242 PI121 high 31147...

Page 297: ...2 40011 AO11 40043 AO43 40012 AO12 40044 AO44 40013 AO13 40045 AO45 40014 AO14 40046 AO46 40015 AO15 40047 AO47 40016 AO16 40048 AO48 40017 AO17 40049 AO49 40018 AO18 40050 AO50 40019 AO19 40051 AO51...

Page 298: ...41078 MA39 high 41110 MA55 high 41015 MA8 low 41047 MA24 low 41079 MA40 low 41111 MA56 low 41016 MA8 high 41048 MA24 high 41080 MA40 high 41112 MA56 high 41017 MA9 low 41049 MA25 low 41081 MA41 low 41...

Page 299: ...6 MA103 high 41238 MA119 high 41143 MA72 low 41175 MA88 low 41207 MA104 low 41239 MA120 low 41144 MA72 high 41176 MA88 high 41208 MA104 high 41240 MA120 high 41145 MA73 low 41177 MA89 low 41209 MA105...

Page 300: ...MA167 high 41366 MA183 high 41271 MA136 low 41303 MA152 low 41335 MA168 low 41367 MA184 low 41272 MA136 high 41304 MA152 high 41336 MA168 high 41368 MA184 high 41273 MA137 low 41305 MA153 low 41337 M...

Page 301: ...high 41464 MA232 high 41496 MA248 high 41401 MA201 low 41433 MA217 low 41465 MA233 low 41497 MA249 low 41402 MA201 high 41434 MA217 high 41466 MA233 high 41498 MA249 high 41403 MA202 low 41435 MA218 l...

Page 302: ...45 AI45 44077 AI77 44109 AI109 44014 AI14 44046 AI46 44078 AI78 44110 AI110 44015 AI15 44047 AI47 44079 AI79 44111 AI111 44016 AI16 44048 AI48 44080 AI80 44112 AI112 44017 AI17 44049 AI49 44081 AI81 4...

Page 303: ...4077 DI77 04109 DI109 04014 DI14 04046 DI46 04078 DI78 04110 DI110 04015 DI15 04047 DI47 04079 DI79 04111 DI111 04016 DI16 04048 DI48 04080 DI80 04112 DI112 04017 DI17 04049 DI49 04081 DI81 04113 DI11...

Page 304: ...04205 DI205 04237 DI237 04142 DI142 04174 DI174 04206 DI206 04238 DI238 04143 DI143 04175 DI175 04207 DI207 04239 DI239 04144 DI144 04176 DI176 04208 DI208 04240 DI240 04145 DI145 04177 DI177 04209 DI...

Page 305: ...h 45078 PI39 high 45110 PI55 high 45015 PI8 low 45047 PI24 low 45079 PI40 low 45111 PI56 low 45016 PI8 high 45048 PI24 high 45080 PI40 high 45112 PI56 high 45017 PI9 low 45049 PI25 low 45081 PI41 low...

Page 306: ...20 low 45144 PI72 high 45176 PI88 high 45208 PI104 high 45240 PI120 high 45145 PI73 low 45177 PI89 low 45209 PI105 low 45241 PI121 low 45146 PI73 high 45178 PI89 high 45210 PI105 high 45242 PI121 high...

Page 307: ...ontroller 14 Poll Controller 15 Force Multiple Coils Yes Digital output from the slave 16 Preset Multiple Registers Yes General purpose register within the slave 17 Report Slave ID 18 Program 884 M84...

Page 308: ...modules or remote I O devices 2000 to 12000 When the data type is Int signed integer Signed 16 bit integer 32768 to 32767 When the data type is Uint Unsigned 16 bit integer 0 to 65535 PI When the dat...

Page 309: ...bheader Fixed at 0x5000 Request destination station network number Network No specified in the DL30GCFG I O slave setting Request destination station number Station No specified in the DL30GCFG I O sl...

Page 310: ...t value STN C8H 0403H 0000H Counter Current value CN C5H 0403H 0000H Link special register SW B5H 0403H 0000H Index register Z CCH 0403H 0000H File register R Block switching method AFH 0403H 0000H Fi...

Page 311: ...p relay S 98H 0403H 0000H Timer Contact TS C1H 0401H 0001H Timer Coil TC C0H 0401H 0001H Retentive timer Contact STS C7H 0401H 0001H Retentive timer Coil STC C6H 0401H 0001H Counter Contact CS C4H 040...

Page 312: ...urrent value STN C8H 1402H 0000H Counter Current value CN C5H 1402H 0000H Link special register SW B5H 1402H 0000H Index register Z CCH 1402H 0000H File register R Block switching method AFH 1402H 000...

Page 313: ...M 90H 1402H 0001H Latch relay L 92H 1402H 0001H Annunciator F 93H 1402H 0001H Edge relay V 94H 1402H 0001H Link relay B A0H 1402H 0001H Step relay S 98H 1402H 0001H Timer Contact TS C1H 1402H 0001H T...

Page 314: ...rotocol to perform encrypted communication it is required to install a web server certificate on the DL30 G When using FTPS protocol it is not necessary to install a local certificate authority on a t...

Page 315: ...ueue is reset when the DL30 G is switched to the maintenance mode 8 2 10 Mail reporting Event reports regular reports and report forms are sent as follows Occurred event reports regular reports and re...

Page 316: ...ng priority order high Permanent schedule assignment One time schedule assignment Schedule unit setting low Schedule output Schedule output is independent of control output and alarm output The channe...

Page 317: ...s of the specified channel are disabled while the channel is ON 3 13 3 Maintenance SW setting Set the function setting DIP switch to the maintenance mode 5 3 Function setting DIP switch CAUTION Schedu...

Page 318: ...of storage perod stored within storage perod current day of DL30 G day assigned with one time schedule Example When the date is set back three days storage period storage period time time current day...

Page 319: ...chart the whole chart becomes invalid Reverse current time NOTES When the calendar clock has been reversed by less than 24 hours the DL30 G records data for the overlapped time period twice Therefore...

Page 320: ...16 16 16 16 Unit 8 8 8 8 8 8 DO CH name 16 16 16 16 16 16 CH comment 16 16 16 16 16 16 Message 8 8 8 8 8 8 GDO CH name 16 16 16 16 16 16 CH comment 16 16 16 16 16 16 Message 8 8 8 8 8 8 Trend Page na...

Page 321: ...date YYYYMMDD var h_date 2016 08 12 h_time Current time HHMMSS var h_time 17 46 08 h_name Name var h_name M System h_error Error status 0 OK 1 error var h_error 1 h_sd SD card status 0 not recognized...

Page 322: ...var ch_ai_comm AI 01 AI 128 ch_ai_data_type chs_ai 1 Data type 0 1 Int 2 Uint var ch_ai_type 0 1 ch_ai_real chs_ai Data engineering unit value var ch_ai_real 50 32 10 05 ch_ai_point chs_ai Decimal po...

Page 323: ...ai 16 ch_ai_type chs_ai CH type 1 I O module 2 Modbus TCP 3 SLMP 4 Control input 5 Time 6 Demo sine wave 7 Demo square wave ch_type 1 7 ch_ai_no chs_ai CH No ch_ai_no 1 128 ch_ai_name chs_ai CH name c...

Page 324: ...on Variable definition format h_year Year h_year 2016 h_mon Month h_mon 8 h_day Day h_day 12 h_hour Hour h_day 17 h_min Minute h_min 46 h_sec Second h_sec 8 h_date Current date YYMMDD h_date 2016 08 1...

Page 325: ...chs_pi CH No var ch_pi_no 1 128 ch_pi_name chs_pi CH name var ch_pi_name PI1 PI128 ch_pi_comm chs_pi CH comment var ch_pi_comm PI 01 PI 128 ch_pi_real chs_pi Data engineering unit value var ch_pi_rea...

Page 326: ...hs_pi Number of channels except unused ones chs_pi 16 ch_pi_type chs_pi CH type 1 I O module 2 Modbus TCP 3 SLMP 4 DI 5 Control input 6 Analog accumula tion 7 Binary accumulation 8 Demo ch_type 1 8 ch...

Page 327: ...56 ch_ma_comm chs_ma CH comment var ch_ma_comm MA 01 MA 256 ch_ma_real chs_ma Data engineering unit value var ch_ma_real 50 32 10 05 ch_ma_point chs_ma Decimal point position for engineering unit valu...

Page 328: ...8 Valley hold min 9 exp 10 Common logarithm 11 Natural logarithm 12 Analog accumulation 13 Power 14 F value calculation 15 Scaling 16 Upper lower signal limiter ch_type 1 16 ch_ma_no chs_ma CH No ch_m...

Page 329: ...e name data_md_u json JSON format Variable Description Variable definition format h_year Year h_year 2016 h_mon Month h_mon 8 h_day Day h_day 12 h_hour Hour h_day 17 h_min Minute h_min 46 h_sec Second...

Page 330: ...s File name data_ao_u json JSON format Variable Description Variable definition format h_year Year h_year 2016 h_mon Month h_mon 8 h_day Day h_day 12 h_hour Hour h_day 17 h_min Minute h_min 46 h_sec S...

Page 331: ...le name data_do_u json JSON format Variable Description Variable definition format h_year Year h_year 2016 h_mon Month h_mon 8 h_day Day h_day 12 h_hour Hour h_day 17 h_min Minute h_min 46 h_sec Secon...

Page 332: ...ID Yes File name data_gdo_u json JSON format Variable Description Variable definition format h_year Year h_year 2016 h_mon Month h_mon 8 h_day Day h_day 12 h_hour Hour h_hour 17 h_min Minute h_min 46...

Page 333: ...ineering unit value Setting AOxx ouptut value CHxx xx 1 to 64 AO DO CHxx ON OFF Turning ON DOxx Turning OFF DOxx CHxx xx 1 to 128 DO MA CHxx Engineering unit value Setting MAxx ouptut value CHxx xx 1...

Page 334: ...the mouse Pinch in Touch the window with 2 fingers and close the gap between the fingers Use to shrink the display Pinch out Touch the window with 2 fingers and increase the gap between the fingers Us...

Page 335: ...ve No x at the time of Modbus TCP connection success previ ously failed SLMP Connect ERR slave x Indicates Slave No x at the time of SLMP connection failure SLMP Connect OK slave x Indicates Slave No...

Page 336: ...processing of SNTP time correction Fixed the problem that digital data setting configured for each process is not always reflected correctly on the Andon screen 8 3 2 DL30 G version 2 2 revision hist...

Page 337: ...notice this list of conditions and the following dis claimer as the first lines of this file unmodified Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above copyright notice this list of conditions...

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