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TR30-G USERS MANUAL EM-8631-G Rev.16

Assignment of remote I/O to PI

(1) Go first through the I/O slave setting for the remote I/O device.

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3.8.1 I/O slave setting

(2) Display the [PI setting] just as in case of the I/O module.

Input/Output

Pulse input (PI)

1. Click

PI setting

2. Double-click

Summary of Contents for TR30

Page 1: ...1 G Rev 16 Paperless Recorder TR30 Series PAPERLESS RECORDER Model TR30 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 info m system co jp ...

Page 2: ...Explanation about the basic working and terms 16 3 Setting 17 3 1 Setting flow 17 3 2 Setting during initial startup 18 3 3 Network setting 20 3 3 1 Connect using a local area network LAN 21 3 3 2 Connect via the Internet WAN 21 3 3 3 Set the IP address 22 3 3 4 Enable setup via a network 23 3 4 System setting 26 Name 27 Language 27 Time zone 27 Daylight saving time 27 Sampling adjustment at time ...

Page 3: ...zed value DI 67 Reset function value DI 67 3 8 5 Pulse input PI 68 Assignment of the I O module to PI 68 Assignment of remote I O to PI 70 Assignment of SLMP device to PI 72 Assignment of control input to PI 74 Assignment of the Analog accumulation to PI 74 Assignment of the Discrete Input DI to PI 76 Basic setting PI 78 Alarm zone setting PI 79 Upward setting Downward setting PI 80 Alarm output P...

Page 4: ...el 117 3 11 Communication function setting 118 3 11 1 FTP server 118 3 11 2 FTP client 120 3 11 3 SNTP 122 3 11 4 Modbus TCP slave 124 3 11 5 Mail reporting 126 SMPT POP3 setting 126 Mail setting 130 3 12 Other settings 139 3 12 1 TRGCFG setting 139 3 12 2 FTP status monitoring 140 Checking by TRGCFG 140 Checking by a terminal software program 141 4 How to use the Web server 142 4 1 Initial screen...

Page 5: ...ents 158 4 5 Overview 159 4 5 1 Display contents 159 4 5 2 Operation 160 Display the enlarged screen 160 4 6 Event summary 162 4 6 1 Display contents 162 Unacknowledged event Event summary 162 4 6 2 Operation 163 Filter the display by event number Event summary 163 Confirm an unacknowledged event Event summary 164 4 7 Comment summary 165 4 7 1 Display contents 165 4 7 2 Operation 165 Edit comment ...

Page 6: ...g 192 Stop recording 192 RECORD lamp 192 5 3 Stopping the unit 193 6 Maintenance 194 6 1 Maintenance using TRGCFG 194 6 1 1 Storage and retrieval of setting values 194 Storage of the setting file 194 Retrieval of the setting file 195 6 1 2 Maintenance 196 Time correction 197 MAC address 197 Unit version 198 System log 198 Preset count 199 Disk usage status 199 Initialization 200 FTP client test 20...

Page 7: ...map 221 Internal registers 225 Commands 230 Data range 231 7 3 8 SLMP Client 232 Request Message 232 Command list 233 Command list continued 234 Command list continued 235 7 3 9 Communication volume 236 7 3 10 Number of characters that can be displayed on each screen 236 7 3 11 FTP client 236 7 3 12 Mail report 237 7 3 13 Data files for user defined screen creation 238 7 4 Version history 242 7 4 ...

Page 8: ...el TR30 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 Unit version CONFIGURATOR SOFTWARE TRGCFG VERSION This User Manual is compatible with model TRGCFG version 2 2 or later The TRGCFG version can be confirmed using the following method 1 Click or right click on at the top left of the initial screen 2 Click on About TRG...

Page 9: ...22 F with relative humidity within 10 to 90 RH in order to ensure adequate life span and operation WIRING Do not install cables close to noise sources relay drive cable high frequency line etc Do not bind these cables together with those in which noises are present Do not install them in the same duct Max wiring length for FE terminal should be 3 meters Be sure to attach the terminal cover for saf...

Page 10: ...cognized or removed ERROR Red Blinking in abnormality internal memory error SD card error R30 module error 1 OFF in abnormality 1 1 RUN contact output turns on in normal operation off when the power is not supplied or in abnormality in ternal memory error SD card error R30 module error Status Indicator LEDs RJ 45 Connector for Ethernet Lock Tab Specifications Ethernet Indicator LEDs SD Card Slot F...

Page 11: ...ON Disable SW4 CALENDAR CLOCK BATTERY BACKUP OFF Disable ON Enable Factory setting Note 1 Be sure to set unused SW3 to OFF Note 2 In order to prevent battery drain battery backup is at off when the TR30 is shipped from factory Turn it on prior to start using the unit LOGGING BUTTON Pressing and holding the button for 1 second starts and stops logging SD BUTTON Pressing and holding the button for 4...

Page 12: ... cards TR30 G configurator software Model TRGCFG 1 R30 configurator software Model R30CFG 1 User Manual for each of the above 1 1 The software programs are available for downloading at M System web site http www m system co jp In addition depending on the system configuration a Wi Fi router or a fixed IP address contract is necessary 2 2 Installation and wiring Mount the TR30 and R30 series I O Mo...

Page 13: ...ion simply by extracting it into any folder Use the shortcut to TRGCFG exe which has been extracted to the desktop as required TRGCFG startup 1 Set the Configuration Select Switch of the device as TR30 2 Turn on the power supply to the device 3 Connect the PC and the device using a USB cable When it is connected for the first time the driver software is automatically installed TR30 RUN RECORD SD C...

Page 14: ...t to the device select the added COM port and click on the OK button NOTES If the driver software is not automatically installed and the added COM port is not listed in the options please download the driver from M System website http www m system co jp and install it The added COM port No varies from PC to PC Initial Screen Connect 1 Click 2 Click 3 Select ...

Page 15: ...elect Switch of the device as I O 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 configure the setting to use the COM port selected in TRGCFG For details refer to the R30CFG User Manual TR30 RUN RECORD SD CARD PWR RUN ERROR CFG DPX LNK RECORD SD CARD TR30 2 I O On 4 3 1 U NC V FE TR30 I O Configuration Select SW Configuration Connec...

Page 16: ...rend data Indicates the waveform data assigned to the pen and recorded Event data Indicates the information that There has been an alarm zone transition and this infor mation can also be recorded along with the trend data When recording only event data the channel need not be assigned to a pen Comment data This is a memo text string that the user can record at any desired position of the trend dat...

Page 17: ... using a device follow the procedure given below to configure the setting Setting during initial startup Network setting System setting I O module connection setting Remote I O connection setting I O setting Web server setting Record method setting Communication function setting Other setting ...

Page 18: ...dar clock backup has been disa bled Please correct the unit time using the procedure shown below 1 Set the Configuration Select Switch of the device as TR30 2 Connect the PC in which TRGCFG is installed with the device using a USB cable and start up TRGCFG 3 Click on the Maintenance button 4 If the Confirm access mode is displayed check that the device is correct and click on the Connect but ton T...

Page 19: ...tch 4 of the dip switch used for setting as ON and enable the calendar clock battery backup CAUTION If the calendar clock battery backup has been enabled but does not start up with the correct time the battery may be exhausted Please consult factory in such case 1 Click 2 Click 3 Click 4 Click Initial Screen Confirm access mode Maintenance Date Time ON 4 3 2 1 TR30 RUN RECORD SD CARD PWR RUN ERROR...

Page 20: ...it the usage environment Connect using a local network LAN This is a method in which 1 device is connected to the inhouse LAN and monitored using a terminal connect ed to the same network Connect via the Internet WAN This is a method in which 1 device is connected to a broadband router and remotely monitored via the Inter net TR30 PC SD CARD Viewer software model TRViewer STAND ALONE Router Ethern...

Page 21: ...ch is used Network setting for the TR30 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 TRGCFG is allowed into the IP address set in the TR30 FTP server Used to transfer and delete the device data Set the IP address manually A fixed IP address or a dynamic DNS contrac...

Page 22: ... 5 The Network screen is displayed To set a fixed IP address select Manual setting and set the IP ad dress 6 Press the Upload to device button to transfer the IP address to the TR30 At this point the IP address is not yet changed 7 Turn OFF the power supply to the device and turn it ON again to activate the transferred IP address TR30 RUN RECORD SD CARD PWR RUN ERROR CFG DPX LNK RECORD SD CARD TR3...

Page 23: ...n the table below Parameter Description Default value Connection via a network Set as Enable Disable Port address Set between 0 65535 30321 Mode When connecting via a network please set at least 1 ID as Enable ID1 is set as Enable The others are set as Disable Login ID Use less than 16 single byte alphanumeric char acters If there is no entry leave blank admin Password Use less than 16 single byte...

Page 24: ...n TRGCFG press the Back button and return to the Initial Screen 7 Click on the Connect button in the Initial Screen to display the Connect screen Set the radio button as Network and click on the Set network address button to display the Set network address screen Initial Screen TRGCFG 1 Click 2 Click Confirm access mode 4 Enter 3 Select 5 Upload to device 6 Click 7 Click ...

Page 25: ... The registered connection destinations are added to the options in the Connect screen Select one 11 Click on the OK button to return to the initial screen and check that the connection destinations are dis played 12 From now on use in the same manner as when you are connected using a USB cable At the time of connection a dialog is displayed Enter the Login ID and password set in 5 CAUTION When yo...

Page 26: ...rom device button 4 If the Confirm access mode is displayed check that the device is correct and click on the Connect but ton 5 Once the setting information has been loaded from the device the Configuration is displayed 6 Click on the System button to display the System screen TR30 RUN RECORD SD CARD PWR RUN ERROR CFG DPX LNK RECORD SD CARD TR30 2 I O On 4 3 1 U NC V FE TR30 I O Configuration Sele...

Page 27: ... at time correction is set as Enable is as follows Correction within 0 to 10 seconds Sampling period is made longer until corrected current time catches up storing time After catching up sam pling period returns to normal 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 A...

Page 28: ...e device as I O 2 Connect the PC in which R30CFG is installed with the device using a USB cable 3 Please refer to the R30CFG User Manual and configure setting such as the I O range etc CAUTION The I O modules cannot be set via a network TR30 RUN RECORD SD CARD PWR RUN ERROR CFG DPX LNK RECORD SD CARD TR30 2 I O On 4 3 1 U NC V FE TR30 I O Configuration Select SW Configuration Connector ...

Page 29: ...set different IP addresses which do not overlap with the address of the TR30 for the remote I O Slave 0 to Slave 11 Remote I O nodes which can be connected R3 NE1 R5 NE1 R6 NE1 R6 NE2 TR3EX R7E R9EWTU 72EM2 M4 GR8 EM DL8 IT Series 73VR Series NOTES Please refer to the Users Manual of each product for the remote I O setting When connecting to the TR30 via WAN it is strongly recommended to use VPN i...

Page 30: ...ules R04CPU FX5U 32M Q03UDECPU Connecting CPU modules for SLMP The TR30 is connected to SLMP devices by TCP IP over the Ethernet In order that the TR30 communicates with an SLMP device register the device on Ethernet Configuration set ting window and set as follows Communication data code Binary Communication method SLMP Protocol TCP IP address IP address specified in the I O slave setting of the ...

Page 31: ...on 4 If the Confirm access mode is displayed check that the device is correct and click on the Connect but ton 5 After the setting information is downloaded from the device the Configuration is displayed 6 Click on the Input Output button The Input Output screen is displayed TR30 RUN RECORD SD CARD PWR RUN ERROR CFG DPX LNK RECORD SD CARD TR30 2 I O On 4 3 1 U NC V FE TR30 I O Configuration Select...

Page 32: ...g input has an initial value of 0 000 when 123 4567890 is entered it is rounded off to 3 digits after the decimal point to match the initial value 0 000 and therefore becomes 123 457 The 4th digit after the decimal point is rounded off When the exponent notation is specified the mantissa is rounded off to 3 digits after the deci mal point and therefore the value is described as 1 235 e 2 CAUTION T...

Page 33: ... Choose Modbus TCP Enter IP address and other required parameters for the remote I O device select ed in 3 6 Remote I O connection setting Click on the OK button and temporarily store the setting 1 Select 2 Enter Parameter Description IP address Set an IP address Port address Set a Port address Node No Set Node No of the remote I O device NOTES To register a remote I O which is connected to the 72...

Page 34: ...o open the slave setting 3 Choose SLMP Enter IP address and other required parameters for the SLMP device selected in 3 7 SLMP device connection setting Click on the OK button and temporarily store the setting 1 Select 3 Enter 2 Enter Parameter Description IP address Set an IP address Port address Set a Port address Network No Set Network No of the SLMP device Station No Set Station No of the SLMP...

Page 35: ...the registered 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 Please set the wait time for a response after a query has been sent Modbus TCP Transaction ID management Unintended messages are skipped by the management of Modbus message IDs SLMP Timeout Please set the wait time ...

Page 36: ...om the connected I O module or remote I O to the TR30 by following the procedure given below Assignment of the I O module to AI 1 Click on the Analog input AI button on the Input Output screen to display the Analog input AI screen 2 Double click on the row containing the AI to be set to display the AI setting Input Output Analog input AI 1 Click AI setting 2 Double click ...

Page 37: ... the CH value to be assigned In case of analog input up to 4 ch 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 R30SV4 R30SVF4 R30TS4 R30RS4 R30MS4 R30US4 CH1 N 1 CH2 N 2 CH3 N 3 CH4 N 4 N Module address 1 Select 2 Enter ...

Page 38: ...ssignment of remote I O to AI 1 Go first through the I O slave setting for the remote I O device 3 8 1 I O slave setting 2 Display the AI setting just as in case of the I O module Input Output Analog input AI 1 Click AI setting 2 Double click ...

Page 39: ...s TCP register type and Modbus TCP register address Parameter Description Modbus TCP slave No Enter the slave No 0 to 11 set in 1 Modbus TCP register type Select from Input Register 3X or Holding Register 4X Modbus TCP register address Set the register address 1 to 65536 in the above register type 1 Select 2 Enter ...

Page 40: ...6 Assignment of SLMP device to AI 1 Go first through the I O slave setting for the SLMP device 3 8 1 I O slave setting 2 Display the AI setting just as in case of the I O module Input Output Analog input AI 1 Click AI setting 2 Double click ...

Page 41: ...nd enter the parameters in the table below 1 Select 3 Enter 2 Enter Parameter Description Slave No Enter the slave No 0 to 11 set in 1 SLMP device Choose the device code of the SLMP device to be connected SLMP device No Set the device No of the SLMP device to be connected ...

Page 42: ...lave and 7 3 7 Modbus TCP slave for information on the Modbus TCP slave function and internal registers Assignment of time input to AI The current time consisting of the hour 0 23 minutes 0 59 seconds 0 59 can be used as the input value to AI By setting the zone the counter PI or operation OI can be reset in a fixed cycle 1 Just as in case of an I O module display the AI setting Input Output Analo...

Page 43: ...43 TR30 G USERS MANUAL EM 8631 G Rev 16 2 Set the CH setting as Time and select the item to be used as the input value from hour minutes seconds 1 Select 2 Select ...

Page 44: ...rages You can select from 4 8 16 32 64 For information on the sampling cycle please see 7 3 3 Storing rate and sampling cycle Time constant If the filter is set as Delay buffer set its time constant Set a numeric value between 0 and 100 for the Sampling cycle of the device Scaling If the data type is Set the actual corresponding values at 0 and 100 respectively as numeric values If the data type i...

Page 45: ...45 TR30 G USERS MANUAL EM 8631 G Rev 16 The CH name and CH comment which have been set are displayed in the initial screen or the trend of the Web screen CH comment CH name ...

Page 46: ...figure alarm zone setting corresponding to the input values A maximum of 5 zones can be set and dead band can also be set between zones 1 Click on the Alarm zone setting button in the AI setting to display the Alarm zone setting AI setting AI alarm zone setting Click ...

Page 47: ...e 1 and the lower limit value for zone 2 Set similarly for the other zones as well When the deadband is not set When the deadband is not set between zone 1 and zone 2 please set the same value for the upper limit value of zone 1 and the lower limit value of zone 2 Set similarly for the other zones as well Trigger recording Set whether or not to record when there is a change in the input value and ...

Page 48: ...e and it enters a certain zone To record put a check in the check box Acknowledge Set whether the event summary new event needs to be acknowledged or not Register new event Set whether or not to display the input value in the new event screen when there is a change in the input value and it enters a certain zone To display put a check in the check box Event No Set the event number This number can ...

Page 49: ...49 TR30 G USERS MANUAL EM 8631 G Rev 16 Message Event No Message Acknowledge ...

Page 50: ...O channel to be operated needs to be first assigned in Discrete output DO 1 Click on the Alarm zone setting button in the AI setting to display the Alarm zone setting Click on the Alarm output button of a specific zone to display the Alarm output AI setting AI alarm zone setting Alarm output 1 Click 2 Click ...

Page 51: ... the OK button and temporarily store the setting CAUTION Before configuring these setting configure the DO setting 3 8 7 Discrete output DO When DO is turned ON in the alarm output the ON output continues as long as the input value is within that zone If the alarm output is not used please set it as OFF Alarm output 1 Double click 2 Select ...

Page 52: ...fic PI can be reset during zone transition 1 Click on the Alarm zone setting button in the AI setting to display the Alarm zone setting Click on the Reset totalized value button in a specific zone to display the Reset totalized value AI setting AI alarm zone setting Reset totalized value 1 Click 2 Click ...

Page 53: ...AL EM 8631 G Rev 16 2 Double click on the PI channel to be operated and set as Disable Enable 3 Once the setup is complete press the OK button and temporarily store the setting Reset totalized value 1 Double click 2 Select ...

Page 54: ... can be reset during zone transition 1 Click on the Alarm zone setting button in the AI setting to display the Alarm zone setting Click on the Reset function value button in a specific zone to display the Reset function value AI setting AI alarm zone setting Reset function value 1 Click 2 Click ...

Page 55: ...complete press the OK button and 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 screen can also be copied to other CHs and only the required portions can be edited 3 8 8 Copying the CH setting Reset function value 1 Double click 2 Select ...

Page 56: ...onnected I O module or remote I O to the device by following the procedure given below Assignment of the I O module to DI 1 Click on the Discrete input DI button in the Input Output screen to display the Discrete input DI screen Double click on the row containing the DI to be set in this screen to display the DI setting Input Output Discrete input DI 1 Click DI setting 2 Double click ...

Page 57: ...e to be assigned In case of discrete input up to 16 ch can be assigned per module Card type Compatible card CH No Slot address CH No in the card 16 ch module R30XN16A CH1 N 1 CH2 N 2 CH3 N 3 CH4 N 4 CH5 N 5 CH6 N 6 CH7 N 7 CH8 N 8 CH9 N 9 CH10 N 10 CH11 N 11 CH12 N 12 CH13 N 13 CH14 N 14 CH15 N 15 CH16 N 16 N Slot address 1 Select 2 Enter ...

Page 58: ...signment of remote I O to DI 1 Go first through the I O slave setting for the remote I O device 3 8 1 I O slave setting 2 Display the AI setting just as in case of the I O module Input Output Discrete input DI 1 Click DI setting 2 Double click ...

Page 59: ...ve No Modbus TCP register type and Modbus TCP register address Parameter Description Modbus TCP slave No Enter the slave No 0 to 11 set in 1 Modbus TCP register type Select from Input 1X or Coil 0X Modbus TCP register address Set the register address in the above register type 1 to 65536 1 Select 2 Enter ...

Page 60: ... Assignment of SLMP device to DI 1 Go first through the I O slave setting for the SLMP device 3 8 1 I O slave setting 2 Display the DI setting just as in case of the I O module Input Output Discrete input DI 1 Click DI setting 2 Double click ...

Page 61: ...nd enter the parameters in the table below 1 Select 3 Enter 2 Enter Parameter Description Slave No Enter the slave No 0 to 11 set in 1 SLMP device Choose the device code of the SLMP device to be connected SLMP device No Set the device No of the SLMP device to be connected ...

Page 62: ...ed to a DI 1 Display the DI setting just as in case of the I O module Input Output Discrete input DI 1 Click DI setting 2 Double click 2 Set the CH setting as AI and enter the parameters in the table below 1 Select 2 Enter Parameter Description AI CH No Choose an AI channel to be used for DI AI BIT Choose a bit position of the AI word ...

Page 63: ...s TCP slave for information on the Modbus TCP slave function and internal registers Assignment of logic functions to DI Logic functions AND OR XOR NOT can be performed on DI input values and the results can be used as DI input values Logic functions are performed sequentially by channel number starting from DI1 Therefore when a channel whose number is greater than a certain channel is set as input...

Page 64: ... TR30 G USERS MANUAL EM 8631 G Rev 16 Basic setting DI Once the assignment is complete configure the following basic setting Click on the OK button to temporarily store the setting DI setting Enter Enter ...

Page 65: ...elay time Off delay time Set the number of samples for the delay time for ON OFF respectively Setting range 0 to 999 For example with a sampling cycle of 100 msec if the On delay time is set as 10 the unit is rec ognized as being ON when the input signal has been continuously ON for 1 second 1000 msec And if the sampling cycle is changed to 1 second in this state the delay time becomes 1 second 10...

Page 66: ...AUTION If the new memory block lasts for a short time data on a memory block which has not been transferred to the SD card may get overwritten Set the new memory block interval as a multi ple of 10 seconds Message Event No Message Acknowledge ...

Page 67: ... If the alarm output is not used please set it as OFF Reset totalized value DI The totalized value of a specific PI can be reset in the rising edge of the DI Specify this in the Reset totalized value entry in the PI basic setting 3 8 5 Pulse input PI Reset function value DI The operation of a specific OI can be reset by switching the DI from OFF to ON Specify this in the Reset function value entry...

Page 68: ...Please assign the pulse input from a remote I O which has been connected to the device by following the pro cedure given below Assignment of the I O module to PI 1 Click on the Pulse input PI button on the Input Output screen to display the Pulse input PI screen 2 Double click on the row containing the PI to be set to display the PI setting Input Output Pulse input PI 1 Click PI setting 2 Double c...

Page 69: ...H2 N 2 N Module address 4 Set the parameter in the following table Parameter Description Measuring mode I O module Set the type of the 32 bit data read from the I O module Select 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 sampling duration Actual va...

Page 70: ...Assignment of remote I O to PI 1 Go first through the I O slave setting for the remote I O device 3 8 1 I O slave setting 2 Display the PI setting just as in case of the I O module Input Output Pulse input PI 1 Click PI setting 2 Double click ...

Page 71: ...rs in the following table Parameter Description Measuring mode Modbus TCP SLMP Set the type of the 32 bit data read from the remote I O Select 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 sampling duration This corresponds to the cumulative total data...

Page 72: ...6 Assignment of SLMP device to PI 1 Go first through the I O slave setting for the SLMP device 3 8 1 I O slave setting 2 Display the PI setting just as in case of the I O module Input Output Pulse input PI 1 Click PI setting 2 Double click ...

Page 73: ...type of the 32 bit data read from the remote I O Select 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 sampling duration This corresponds to the cumulative total data of the SLMP device Actual value The retrieved data is recognized as a signed 32 bit in...

Page 74: ...s TCP slave function NOTES Please see 3 11 4 Modbus TCP slave and 7 3 7 Modbus TCP slave for information on the Modbus TCP slave function and internal registers Assignment of the Analog accumulation to PI The cumulative total can be obtained by considering the AI input values as the number of pulses 1 Display the PI setting Input Output Pulse input PI 1 Click PI setting 2 Double click ...

Page 75: ...rted to a preset number of pulses called Counter Rate The rectangular 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 graph area in the above graphs corresponds to the Accumulated Value The Accumulated Value is treated just like other pulse inputs multipl...

Page 76: ...of the Discrete Input DI to PI The cumulative total can be obtained by considering the DI input values as the number of pulses 1 Display PI setting Dialogue as same case of Remote I O device Input Output Pulse input PI 1 Click PI setting 2 Double click ...

Page 77: ...e time second of OFF as input values of PI UP Counting as 1 pulse per one 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 Considering ON as ON one second if the sampling date is ON OFF is also same UP is counted as one pulse in the condition that previous sampling data is OFF and this sampling data is ON DOW...

Page 78: ...it corresponding to the actual value set in the Scale Can be set as less than 8 characters Filter Set by selecting from None Moving average Delay buffer Can only be set for actual values Analog accumulation Accumulation rate Set the equivalent number of pulses 0 to 10000 in the case of target AI is entered as 100 and this continues for unit time Time Unit Set minute hour day Low end cut out Set th...

Page 79: ...e upper and lower limit value for these zones as actual values Set 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 deadband is between the upper limit value for zone 1 and the lower limit value for zone 2 Set similarly for the other zones as well When the deadband is not set When the deadband is not set be...

Page 80: ... value and it enters a certain zone To record put a check in the check box Acknowledge Set whether the event summary new event needs to be acknowledged or not Register new event Set whether or not to display the input value in the new event screen when there is a change in the input value and it enters a certain zone To display put a check in the check box Event No Set the event number This number...

Page 81: ...AUTION If the new memory block lasts for a short time data on a memory block which has not been transferred to the SD card may get overwritten Set the new memory block interval as a multi ple of 10 seconds Message Event No Message Acknowledge ...

Page 82: ...O can be turned ON for each zone 1 Click on the Alarm zone setting button in the PI setting to display the PI Alarm zone setting Click on the Alarm output button in a specific zone to display the Alarm output PI setting PI alarm zone setting Alarm output 1 Click 2 Click ...

Page 83: ...ress the OK button and temporarily store the setting CAUTION Configure the DO setting before configuring these setting 3 8 7 Discrete output DO When DO is turned ON in the alarm output the ON output continues as long as the input value is within that zone If the alarm output is not used set it as OFF Alarm output 1 Double click 2 Select ...

Page 84: ...otal value of a specific PI can be reset 1 Click on the Alarm zone setting button in the PI setting to display the PI Alarm zone setting Click on the Reset totalized value button in a specific zone to display the Reset totalized value PI setting PI alarm zone setting Reset totalized value 1 Click 2 Click ...

Page 85: ...AL EM 8631 G Rev 16 2 Double click on the PI channel to be operated and set as Disable Enable 3 Once the setup is complete press the OK button and temporarily store the setting Reset totalized value 1 Double click 2 Select ...

Page 86: ...ation of a specific OI can be reset 1 Click on the Alarm zone setting button in the PI setting to display the PI Alarm zone setting Click on the Reset function value button in a specific zone to display the Reset function value PI setting PI alarm zone setting Reset function value 1 Click 2 Click ...

Page 87: ...complete press the OK button and 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 screen can also be copied to other CHs and only the required portions can be edited 3 8 8 Copying the CH setting Reset function value 1 Double click 2 Select ...

Page 88: ... name Set a channel name which is less than 16 characters CH comment Set a description for the channel which is less than 16 characters using the tag name etc Number of decimal places Set the number of digits after the decimal point in the values displayed as numeric values in the Web screen You can set a value between 0 and 3 Engineering unit Set the engineering unit Can be set as less than 8 cha...

Page 89: ... e x1 X1 AI1 64 PI1 32 OI1 32 engineering unit value Common logarithm logX1 X1 AI1 64 PI1 32 OI1 32 engineering unit value Natural logarithm lnX1 X1 AI1 64 PI1 32 OI1 32 engineering unit value Peak hold max MAX X1 X1 AI1 64 PI1 32 OI1 32 engineering unit value RST Initialize MAX X1 Valley hold min MIN X1 X1 AI1 64 PI1 32 OI1 32 engineering unit value RST Initialize MIN X1 Analog accumulation X1 AI...

Page 90: ... system log Common logarithm When X1 is 0 consider the previous value as the operation value Record the contents in the system log Natural logarithm When X1 is 0 consider the previous value as the operation value Record the contents in the system log Power When X1 0 and K1 0 or X1 is negative and K1 is not an integer value consider the previous value as the operation value Record the contents in t...

Page 91: ... is set between zone 1 and zone 2 please set the values so that the deadband is between the upper limit value for zone 1 and the lower limit value for zone 2 Set similarly for the other zones as well When the deadband is not set When the deadband is not set between zone 1 and zone 2 set the same value for the upper limit value of zone 1 and the lower limit value of zone 2 Set similarly for the oth...

Page 92: ... value and it enters a certain zone To record put a check in the check box Acknowledge Set whether the event summary new event needs to be acknowledged or not Register new event Set whether or not to display the input value in the new event screen when there is a change in the input value and it enters a certain zone To display put a check in the check box Event No Set the event number This number...

Page 93: ...93 TR30 G USERS MANUAL EM 8631 G Rev 16 Message Event No Message Acknowledge ...

Page 94: ...O can be turned ON for each zone 1 Click on the Alarm zone setting button in the OI setting to display the OI Alarm zone setting Click on the Alarm output button in a specific zone to display the Alarm output OI setting OI alarm zone setting Alarm output 1 Click 2 Click ...

Page 95: ... the OK button and temporarily store the setting CAUTION Configure the DO setting before configuring these setting 3 8 7 Discrete output DO When DO is turned ON in the alarm output the ON output continues as long as the input value is within that zone If the alarm output is not used please set it as OFF Alarm output 1 Double click 2 Select ...

Page 96: ...otal value of a specific PI can be reset 1 Click on the Alarm zone setting button in the OI setting to display the OI Alarm zone setting Click on the Reset totalized value button in a specific zone to display the Reset totalized value OI setting OI alarm zone setting Reset totalized value 1 Click 2 Click ...

Page 97: ...AL EM 8631 G Rev 16 2 Double click on the PI channel to be operated and set as Disable Enable 3 Once the setup is complete press the OK button and temporarily store the setting Reset totalized value 1 Double click 2 Select ...

Page 98: ...tion of a specific OI can be reset 1 Click on the Alarm zone setting button in the OI setting to display the OI Alarm zone setting Click on the Reset function value button in a specific zone to display the Reset totalized value OI setting OI alarm zone setting Reset function value 1 Click 2 Click ...

Page 99: ...lete press the OK button and temporarily store the setting Please set each CH by following the above procedure The CH setting for which the setting is complete in the Pulse input PI screen can also be copied to other CHs and only the required portions can be edited 3 8 8 Copying the CH setting Reset function value 1 Double click 2 Select ...

Page 100: ...wing the procedure given below Assignment of the I O module to DO 1 Click on the Discrete output DO button in the Input Output screen to display the Discrete output DO screen 2 Double click on the DO row to be set to display the DO setting 3 Set the CH setting as I O module to enable the Module address and CH No Please enter the CH value to be assigned Input Output Discrete output DO 1 Click DO se...

Page 101: ...an be assigned per module Module type Compatible module CH No Slot address CH No in the module 16 ch module R30YN16A R30YN16C CH1 N 1 CH2 N 2 CH3 N 3 CH4 N 4 CH5 N 5 CH6 N 6 CH7 N 7 CH8 N 8 CH9 N 9 CH10 N 10 CH11 N 11 CH12 N 12 CH13 N 13 CH14 N 14 CH15 N 15 CH16 N 16 N Slot address ...

Page 102: ...e 3 Set the CH setting as Modbus TCP and enter the Modbus TCP slave No Modbus TCP register type and Modbus TCP register address Parameter Description Modbus TCP slave No Enter the slave No 0 to 11 set in 1 Modbus TCP register type Fixed as Coil 0X Modbus TCP register address Set the register address in the above register type 1 to 65536 Input Output Discrete output DO 1 Click DO setting 2 Double c...

Page 103: ...as in case of the I O module Input Output Discrete output DO 1 Click DO setting 2 Double click 3 Set the CH setting as SLMP and enter the parameters in the table below 1 Select 2 Enter Parameter Description Slave No Enter the slave No 0 to 11 set in 1 SLMP device Choose the device code of the SLMP device to be connected SLMP device No Set the device No of the SLMP device to be connected ...

Page 104: ... Invert logic If the ON OFF of the output signal and the ON OFF of the application signal are the reverse of each other put a check in the check box Display comment ON OFF Set strings corresponding to ON OFF respectively Can be set less than 8 characters Color ON OFF Set the color corresponding to ON OFF respectively Please set each CH by following the above procedure The CH setting for which the ...

Page 105: ...G USERS MANUAL EM 8631 G Rev 16 Which functions assigned to DO The list of functions in which alarm output has been set is displayed Input Output Discrete output DO 1 Click Which functions assigned to DO 2 Click ...

Page 106: ...g is complete in the CH list screen Example Analog input AI screen 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 click on the destination row Click on Paste 3 The contents are copied 4 Edit only the required portion ...

Page 107: ...utton from the Input Output screen to return to the Configuration and then click on the Upload to device button NOTES If you want to store the setting values in a PC click on the Save file button in the Configura tion 6 1 1 Storage and retrieval of setting values Input Output Configuration 1 Click Confirm uploading Confirm access mode 2 Click 3 Click 4 Click ...

Page 108: ...MANUAL EM 8631 G Rev 16 3 9 Web server setting You can set the page names pen colors etc displayed on the Web server screens 3 9 1 Name setting Set Name 1 2 and 3 by referring to 3 4 System setting Name 1 Name 2 Name 3 ...

Page 109: ...RGCFG 2 Click on the Download from device button 3 If the Confirm access mode is displayed check that the device is correct and click on the Connect but ton 4 Once the setting information has been loaded from the device the Configuration is displayed 5 Click on the Graph Display button in the Configuration to display the Graph Display screen Click on the Pen button to display the Pen screen Initia...

Page 110: ...et the channel to be assigned You can select from the channel list for the I O type which you have selected Thick line Put a check to use a pen which draws a thick line Color Set the pen color Lower limit value Set the 0 scaling value for the trend graph Specify a power value 10 when the log setting is enabled Upper limit value Set the 100 scaling value for the trend graph Specify a power value 10...

Page 111: ...he Page name button in the Pen screen to display the Page name screen Set a name which is less than 64 characters for each page 2 Once the setup is complete press the OK button and temporarily store the setting 3 To activate the setting return to the Configuration and click on the Upload to device button Pen Page name 1 Click Page name ...

Page 112: ... change the HTTP port address 1 Start up TRGCFG 2 Click on the Download from device button 3 If the Confirm access mode is displayed check that the device is correct and click on the Connect but ton 4 Once the setting information has been loaded from the device the Configuration is displayed Initial Screen Confirm access mode Configuration 1 Click 2 Click ...

Page 113: ...er using less than 16 single byte alphanumeric characters No entry Blank 7 Once the setup is complete press the OK button and temporarily store the setting To activate the setting return to the Configuration and click on the Upload to device button If you have changed the port address turn the power supply to the device OFF and ON NOTES The priority level of the Login ID and password used to conne...

Page 114: ...114 TR30 G USERS MANUAL EM 8631 G Rev 16 3 9 4 Trend graph orientation setting vertical horizontal Please see 4 1 Initial screen Group selection screen ...

Page 115: ...an be displayed as a book of chart paper 1 Set the Configuration Select Switch of the device as TR30 2 Connect the PC in which TRGCFG is installed with the device and start up TRGCFG 3 Click on the Download from device button 4 If the Confirm access mode is displayed check that the device is correct and click on the Connect but ton 5 Once the setting information has been loaded from the device the...

Page 116: ... as Enable to automatically delete But if you change the folder name in the internal registers in 3 11 4 Modbus TCP slave it will not be consid ered for auto file delete SD card file format Select the format in which to store files in the SD card of the unit from the 3 types shown in the table below SD card file format Description TRD Stored in the binary format Can be displayed in the historical ...

Page 117: ...space on the SD card Data will continue to be recorded in the memory blocks but after the last memory block the first memory block is overwritten Be sure to configure the pen setting See Pen setting along with the recording method set ting otherwise data will not be recorded Limit on the number of CHs and number of pens per storing rate The number of channels and number of pens that can be used pe...

Page 118: ...ch TRGCFG is installed with the device and start up TRGCFG 3 Click on the Download from device button 4 If the Confirm access mode is displayed check that the device is correct and click on the Connect but ton 5 Once the setting information has been loaded from the device the Configuration is displayed TR30 RUN RECORD SD CARD PWR RUN ERROR CFG DPX LNK RECORD SD CARD TR30 2 I O On 4 3 1 U NC V FE T...

Page 119: ...ess than 16 single byte alphanu meric characters TR30G Port address Set the port address of the FTP server 0 65535 21 8 Once the setup is complete press the OK button and temporarily store the setting To activate the setting return to the Configuration and click on the Upload to device button After changing the setting turn the power supply to the device OFF and ON NOTES Please see 7 3 6 FTP serve...

Page 120: ... device and start up TRGCFG 3 Click on the Download from device button 4 If the Confirm access mode is displayed check that the device is correct and click on the Connect but ton 5 Once the setting information has been loaded from the device the Configuration is displayed TR30 RUN RECORD SD CARD PWR RUN ERROR CFG DPX LNK RECORD SD CARD TR30 2 I O On 4 3 1 U NC V FE TR30 I O Configuration Select SW...

Page 121: ...16 single byte alpha numeric characters No Blank Password Set the FTP server password using less than 16 single byte alphanu meric characters No Blank Subfolder Set subfolder s in the FTP server If it is left blank files are transferred to the root directory No Blank 8 Once the setup is complete press the OK button and temporarily store the setting To activate the setting return to the Configurati...

Page 122: ...RGCFG is installed with the device and start up TRGCFG 3 Click on the Download from device button 4 If the Confirm access mode is displayed check that the device is correct and click on the Connect but ton 5 Once the setting information has been loaded from the device the Configuration is displayed TR30 RUN RECORD SD CARD PWR RUN ERROR CFG DPX LNK RECORD SD CARD TR30 2 I O On 4 3 1 U NC V FE TR30 ...

Page 123: ...Default value Mode To use the SNTP client function Set as Enable Disable SNTP server Set the SNTP server ntp nict jp 8 Once the setup is complete press the OK button and temporarily store the setting To activate the setting please return to the Configuration and click on the Upload to device button After changing the setting please turn the power supply to the device OFF and ON Configuration Commu...

Page 124: ...triggered by this setting commands for trend string insertion alarm output and mail reporting can be issued to from remote locations 1 Set the Configuration Select Switch of the device as TR30 2 Connect the PC in which TRGCFG is installed with the device and start up TRGCFG 3 Click on the Download from device button 4 If the Confirm access mode is displayed check that the device is correct and cli...

Page 125: ...gisters 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 8 Once the setup is complete press the OK button and temporarily store the setting To activate the setting return to the Configuration and click on the Upload to device button After changing the setting turn the power supply to the d...

Page 126: ...ch of the device as TR30 2 Connect the PC in which TRGCFG is installed with the device and start up TRGCFG 3 Click on the Download from device button 4 If the Confirm access mode is displayed check that the device is correct and click on the Connect but ton 5 Once the setting information has been loaded from the device the Configuration is displayed TR30 RUN RECORD SD CARD PWR RUN ERROR CFG DPX LN...

Page 127: ...631 G Rev 16 6 Click on the Communication button 7 The Communication screen is displayed Click on the SMTP POP3 button The SMTP POP3 screen is displayed Configuration SMTP POP3 Communication 1 Click 3 Select Enable 4 Enter 2 Click ...

Page 128: ...ation 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 TR30G e mail address Set the TR30 mail address No entry Blank SMTP server IP address Set the domain name or IP address of the SMTP server No entry Blank POP3 server IP address Set the domain name or IP address of the POP3 server N...

Page 129: ...e dl8 Before in the mail address Example dl8 SMTP port address 587 465 STARTTLS Disable Disable CAUTION POP3 is incorporated for POP before SMTP authentication Mail receiving is not available for device SMTP over SSL authentication of device is intended only for encryption Therefore the cer tification issued by mail server is not verified Many mail servers are equipped with antispam tactic Consult...

Page 130: ...ice button 4 If the Confirm access mode is displayed check that the device is correct and click on the Connect but ton 5 Once the setting information has been loaded from the device the Configuration is displayed TR30 RUN RECORD SD CARD PWR RUN ERROR CFG DPX LNK RECORD SD CARD TR30 2 I O On 4 3 1 U NC V FE TR30 I O Configuration Select SW Configuration Connector Initial Screen Confirm access mode ...

Page 131: ...ed Click on the Address list button The Address list screen is displayed Double click on the Address list row to be registered and register the Name and Address mail address You can register up to 32 addresses as the Address list Configuration Address list E mail 3 Double click 4 Enter 2 Click 1 Click ...

Page 132: ...layed First set the Mode as Enable Then enter the subject of the mail using less than 32 char acters and the text of the mail using less than 256 characters If the Mode is set as Disable the mail is not sent CAUTION When the Mode is disabled the relevant event report setting is also changed accordingly For temporarily disabling a particular mail registration choose None in Address list Configurati...

Page 133: ...G Rev 16 9 Click on the Address list button The Address list screen is displayed Double click on the row containing the registered Address list and select from None To Cc Mail registration Address list 3 Select 1 Click 2 Double click ...

Page 134: ...to be appended at the end of the mail document Click on the Attach CH data AI DO button The CH information AI DO screen is displayed To dis play it as the input value report double click on the row containing the relevant CH and set it as Enable Mail registration Attach CH data AI 3 Select 1 Click 2 Double click ...

Page 135: ...O to be operated Click on the DO button The DO screen is displayed Double click on the row containing the CH to be operated and select from None ON and OFF 12 Once the setup is complete click on the OK and Back buttons and temporarily store the setting Mail registration DO operation 3 Select 1 Click 2 Double click ...

Page 136: ...ease click on the Regular report button The Regular report screen is displayed Please configure the setting for Mode Address list Subject Body text Attached CH data and DO operation just as for the Event report Configuration Regular report E mail 3 Enter 2 Click 1 Click ...

Page 137: ... to send the Regular report between 0 and 23 hours To report set the Report as Enable And in Offset min and Offset sec please set the reporting time in minutes and seconds In case the reporting is on the hour both should be set as 0 Regular report 1 Click Specify day of week 2 Select Regular report 1 Click Set time to send 2 Double click 3 Enter ...

Page 138: ... Back buttons and temporarily store the setting To activate the setting please return to the Configuration and click on the Upload to device button CAUTION Do not share delivery failure output with alarm output and control output Allocating to dedi cated Do channel is recommended 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...

Page 139: ...e TR30 1 Start up TRGCFG 2 Remove the check against Confirm access mode when connecting in the initial screen 3 The Confirm access mode will no longer be displayed If you want to change it so that it is displayed once again put a check in the check box in the Initial screen Initial Screen Confirm access mode Remove the check to stop the display of Confirm access mode when connecting ...

Page 140: ...nitial Screen Terminal log 2 Click Item Description Clear All terminal logs shown on the screen are deleted Save The terminal logs shown on the screen are saved as file in a text format Back Returning to the initial screen 4 When an FTP transfer starts you can confirm its terminal log on the screen Confirm the FTP and other settings until the transfer is completed normally 5 After confirmation cli...

Page 141: ...bps Data bit 8 Start bit 1 Stop bit 1 Parity bit None 4 When an FTP transfer starts you can confirm its terminal log on the program Confirm the FTP and other settings until the transfer is completed normally 5 After confirmation turn OFF the DIP SW1 NOTES The above methods are also useful to monitor mail delivery status ON 4 3 2 1 TR30 RUN RECORD SD CARD PWR RUN ERROR CFG DPX LNK RECORD SD CARD TR...

Page 142: ...ges Tap to switch to the main screen trend of the relevant page To display pages from P8 onwards tap the left right arrow icons In its initial state the time axis of the trend graph is the vertical axis but this can be changed to the horizontal axis by tapping the vertical horizontal change icon at the bottom of the screen NOTES Please see 7 3 1 Compatible terminals and browsers for information on...

Page 143: ...n an SD card is inserted into the device the mark is displayed Unacknowledged event indicator For an event which has been set as Acknowledge required the mark is displayed if it is an unacknowl edged event Screen lock indicator Error indicator Memory block indicator Start recording button SD card indicator Current date Current time Menu button Unacknowledged event indicator View Selector Dark icon...

Page 144: ...evice is in progress the green color is ON and while recording is stopped it is OFF Tap to start stop recording Screen lock indicator If the screen scroll is not locked an icon with an open lock is displayed and when it is locked an icon with a closed lock is displayed Tap to switch the screen lock status NOTES The selection of the screen lock status is available with Trend New event and Event sum...

Page 145: ... 4 3 1 Display contents The Trend screen consists of a Menu bar Page selector and Trend area Page name The set page name is displayed 3 9 2 Trend screen display setting Menu bar Trend area Page selector Swipe to scroll Event message Comment Digital display Scale Pen pointer Time index at the top of the chart Page name ...

Page 146: ...lack To unselect the pen tap the Scale NOTES The changed display status scaling value is only enabled while the Trend screen is being displayed The value changed in Reset local calibration can be cleared 4 12 4 Reset local calibration The most updated trend data is read in for display Past trend data can be read in when the chart is scrolled down to the point where the figures in the digital displ...

Page 147: ...ing value 1 Tap the Digital display of the pen which you want to switch to scaling value to make the pen selected 2 The scale display changes according to the status of the selected pen If the digital display of the pen is scaling value the scale also displays the scaling value and if it is the scale also displays 3 If you tap the Digital display once again while the pen is selected the display to...

Page 148: ...imum value tap the blank area to the left of the scale The maximum value minimum value change dialog is displayed 4 Enter the value that you want to change and tap the OK button The maximum value minimum value of the scale changes 5 To unselect the pen tap the Scale NOTES The changed maximum value minimum value is active only while the Trend screen is dis played You can clear the changed value usi...

Page 149: ...e characters for that pen number turns dark and the trend graph for that pen is hidden The Pen pointer is displayed as usual 3 To display once again tap the Pen color in the Digital display once again NOTES The changed display status show hide is enabled only while the Trend screen is dis played You can clear the changed value using Reset local calibration 4 12 4 Reset local calibration Tap Trend ...

Page 150: ...me axis in the sub menu Each tap of the button causes the time axis on the trend graph to compress expand In case of a touch panel such as an iPad you can also Pinch in to compress and Pinch out to expand NOTES The axis can be selected from 7 levels among followings 100 same size 50 25 10 5 approx 3 3 approx 1 6 If you Pinch in Pinch out while the pen is selected the browser screen expands contrac...

Page 151: ... pen tap the scale area The changed graph remains even after the pen is unselected You can continue and change the graph of another pen NOTES The changed position is active only while the Trend screen is displayed You can clear the changed value using Reset local calibration 4 12 4 Reset local calibration If you are using the mouse for operation please drag and drop the pen mark display area 1 Tap...

Page 152: ...ontracts 4 To unselect the pen tap the scale area The changed graph remains even after the pen is unselected You can continue and change the graph of another pen NOTES The changed scale is active only while the Trend screen is displayed You can clear the changed value using Reset local calibration 4 12 4 Reset local calibration If you are using the mouse for operation drag and drop the trend graph...

Page 153: ...UTION Comment is entered at a position where the data is read in and plotted Change screen refresh cycle You can change the screen refresh cycle of trend graph The refresh cycle can be specified between 0 1 and 999 9 seconds 1 Tap the Menu button 2 Tap Trend refresh cycle in the sub menu 3 Enter the auto refresh cycle and tap the OK button The refresh cycle of the displayed screen is changed Color...

Page 154: ...s is displayed in this screen In the new event screen the most recent 512 events are displayed and they are not cleared even when there is a memory block transition And they are updated even while recording has been stopped New event data is stored only temporarily and hence if the power supply to the device is disconnected the data is cleared Unacknowledged event New event If there is even one un...

Page 155: ...No button 2 The Event No is displayed Tap the number that you want to display Only the event for the selected event number is displayed 3 To remove the filter once again tap the Event No button and tap the All button in the Number filter 1 Tap 2 Tap Only the events with the relevant event number are on the screen Tap All to reset the filter and show all events ...

Page 156: ...the OK is displayed Tap the OK button 4 The ACK mark disappears for the confirmed event 5 Once you confirm the unacknowledged events in all the memory blocks the Unacknowledged event indi cator mark in the menu bar disappears CAUTION Some browsers such as Google Chrome and Firefox may display check boxes such as Do not generate any more dialog boxes or Suppress additional dialog display but do not...

Page 157: ...lay historical trend 1 Tap the event for which you want to display the trend and make it selected 2 Tap the Menu button and tap the Go to Trend Event button 3 The historical trend screen containing the selected event is displayed 1 Tap 2 Tap 3 Tap ...

Page 158: ...t selected 2 Tap the Menu button and tap the Delete event button 3 The event is deleted from the new event list NOTES Tap the Date header to select all and tap the ACK header to select all the confirmed events The event is only deleted from the new event screen The recorded event data is not de leted 1 Tap 2 Tap 3 Tap ...

Page 159: ...us corre sponding to its current value are displayed If the AI data type is set as the current values are displayed as a simple bar graph AI Display Current zone color for the channel gray when not used CH name Simple bargrpah CH comment Bargraph is shown when is specified as data type DI DO display Current sgtatus color for the channel CH name CH comment PI OI display Current zone color for the c...

Page 160: ...al value and by tapping the measurement value Enlarged screen of AI Tap to close Tap CH name CH comment Measurement value 1 Engineering unit Bargraph 2 Zone name 1 When data type is tapping measurement value enables to switch between engineering unit value and value 2 When data type is 0 to 100 bargraph is shown in zone colors When data type is other than zone color bar is shown Bar turns gray for...

Page 161: ...R30 G USERS MANUAL EM 8631 G Rev 16 Enlarged screen of DI DO Enlarged screen of PI OI CH name CH comment Status comment Status color CH name CH comment Measurement value Engineering unit Zone color Zone name ...

Page 162: ... to the Event summary screen 4 6 1 Display contents The list of event logs is displayed Unacknowledged event Event summary If there is even one unacknowledged event in any of the memory blocks in internal memory the mark is displayed Swipe to scroll Number filter Unacknowledged event Unacknowledged event indicator ...

Page 163: ...t No button 2 The Event No is displayed Tap the number that you want to display Only the event for the selected event number is displayed 3 To remove the filter once again tap the Event No button and tap the All button in the Number filter 1 Tap 2 Tap Only the events with the relevant event number are on the screen Tap All to reset the filter and show all events ...

Page 164: ...ayed Tap the OK button 4 The ACK display disappears for the confirmed event 5 Once you confirm the unconfirmed events in all the memory blocks the Unacknowledged event indicator mark in the menu bar disappears CAUTION Some browsers such as Google Chrome and Firefox may display check boxes such as Do not generate any more dialog boxes or Suppress additional dialog display but do not check them If y...

Page 165: ...ayed as it is 4 7 2 Operation Edit comment You can edit any comment 1 Tap on the comment that you want to edit to select it The row containing the selected comment turns blue in color 2 Tap the Menu button 3 Tap Edit comment in the sub menu 4 Enter the comment and tap the OK button The comment is rewritten NOTES You can also display the comment editing dialog by tapping on the row containing the s...

Page 166: ...nu 4 The confirmation dialog Do you want to delete the selected comment is displayed Tap the OK button The comment is deleted CAUTION Some browsers such as Google Chrome and Firefox may display check boxes such as Do not generate any more dialog boxes or Suppress additional dialog display but do not check them If you check them subsequent dialogs are not displayed and this also prevents the op era...

Page 167: ...USERS MANUAL EM 8631 G Rev 16 4 8 Group selection Tap the Menu button and select Select group to return to the Initial screen group selection screen For details please see 4 1 Initial screen Group selection screen ...

Page 168: ...ernal memory screen 4 9 1 Display contents The list of memory blocks in internal memory is displayed Menu bar Memory block Block being selected SD card transfer complete icon Block being recorded Swipe to scroll Block containing unacknolwedged event s Block number with brackets means unaknowledged events remain in the block ...

Page 169: ...ck turns blue in color 2 Tap the Menu button 3 Tap Open historical trend in the sub menu 4 The Historical trend screen is displayed 4 11 Historical trend 5 To return to the Internal Memory screen after switching to the Historical trend screen tap the Menu but ton and tap Return in the sub menu which is displayed NOTES You can also display the Historical trend screen by tapping the row containing t...

Page 170: ...elete is displayed Tap the OK button 5 After data deletion the OK is displayed Tap the OK button The deleted memory block remains as an empty block CAUTION Some browsers such as Google Chrome and Firefox may display check boxes such as Do not generate any more dialog boxes or Suppress additional dialog display but please do not check them If you check them subsequent dialogs are not displayed and ...

Page 171: ...k which is being recorded cannot be transferred to the SD card To move a memory block which is currently being recorded to the SD card perform the New memory block operation If there is a file with the same name in the destination folder in the SD card it is overwritten Some browsers such as Google Chrome and Firefox may display check boxes such as Do not generate any more dialog boxes or Suppress...

Page 172: ...t memory block If an SD card has been inserted the recorded data from the specified memory block is transferred to the SD card NOTES The memory block which is currently being recorded is also displayed in the menu bar CAUTION Some browsers such as Google Chrome and Firefox may display check boxes such as Do not generate any more dialog boxes or Suppress additional dialog display but do not check t...

Page 173: ...d screen 4 10 1 Display contents The list of data stored in the SD card is displayed Reference If the above folders are displayed in Windows 7 Explorer they will appear as shown below Menu bar Current folder Folder contents List of folders List of files List of folders List of files Current folder Folder contents ...

Page 174: ...n the immediately higher folder Tap displayed on the right and select Tap the selected once again to display the list of files contained in immediately higher folder on the right Select file After the desired folder has been displayed tap the row containing the file name displayed on the right The row turns blue in color and the data file gets selected Tap the selected data file once again to disp...

Page 175: ...r 2 Tap the Menu button 3 Tap Display data in the sub menu 4 The Historical trend screen is displayed 4 11 Historical trend 5 To return to the SD card screen after moving to the Historical trend screen tap the Menu button and tap Return in the sub menu which is displayed CAUTION You can also display the Historical trend screen by tapping the row containing the selected data file Only TRD format fi...

Page 176: ...xxx TRD Are you sure to delete is displayed Tap the OK button 5 After data file deletion the OK is displayed Tap the OK button CAUTION Some browsers such as Google Chrome and Firefox may display check boxes such as Do not generate any more dialog boxes or Suppress additional dialog display but do not check them If you check them subsequent dialogs are not displayed and this also prevents the op er...

Page 177: ... of operation of this screen 4 11 1 Display contents The Historical trend screen broadly consists of a Menu bar Page selector and Trend area Page name The set page name is displayed 3 9 2 Trend screen display setting Page name Menu bar Trend area Page selector Memory block or file name Digital display Scale Swipe to scroll Event message Comment Time index at the top of the chart ...

Page 178: ...play to make the pen selected The background turns black To unselect the pen tap the scale display NOTES Event data comment data and the most updated trend data are read in and displayed on the screen Past trend data is read in and plotted in turn Tap Tap Pen color CH name CH comment Digital display display Pen selected ...

Page 179: ...ent summary screen 1 Swipe and scroll to bring the position at which you want to add the comment to the topmost part of the trend graph 2 Tap the Menu button 3 Tap Write comment in the sub menu 4 Enter the comment and tap the OK button CAUTION Comment is entered at a position where the data is read in and plotted Color of commend characters can be selected The comment is added to the data at this ...

Page 180: ...ary in the sub menu 3 The Event summary screen is displayed Please see 4 6 Event summary for the method of operation Open comment summary You can display the summary of comments containing the displayed data 1 Tap the Menu button 2 Tap the Go to comment summary in the sub menu 3 The Comment summary screen is displayed Please see 4 7 Comment summary for the method of operation ...

Page 181: ...Rev 16 4 12 Change setting Tap the Menu button and tap Setting to display the Setting menu NOTES To display screens other than Reset local calibration network connection permission is required for TRGCFG 3 3 4 Enable setup via a network ...

Page 182: ...on screen for analog input is displayed To change the alarm threshold for pulse input tap the PI button and to change the alarm threshold for function input tap the OI button 3 Tap the channel for which you want to change the alarm threshold The current Alarm setting screen is displayed 4 Tap the value for the zone that you want to change change the value and tap the OK button Tap 1 Tap 2 Tap 4 Ta...

Page 183: ...ging the upper and lower limit value for the zone the alarm threshold can be changed The alarm cannot be turned ON OFF from the Web screen The alarm for discrete input cannot be changed CAUTION Some browsers such as Google Chrome and Firefox may display check boxes such as Do not generate any more dialog boxes or Suppress additional dialog display but do not check them If you check them subsequent...

Page 184: ... 1 Tap the E mail setting button from the Setting 2 The E mail setting screen is displayed Tap the Address list button 3 Enter the Name and E mail address 4 Once all the changes are complete tap the OK button 5 After the setting are reflected the OK is displayed Tap the OK button You will return to the E mail setting screen Tap Tap 1 Enter 2 Tap ...

Page 185: ... Tap the Edit which is on the right of the report for which you want to make changes 4 Set the Subject Body text Mode and Address list If you set the Mode as disable mails will not be sent 5 Once all the changes are complete tap the OK button 6 After the setting are reflected the OK is displayed Tap the OK button You will return to the report setting screen Tap Tap 1 Tap 2 Tap ...

Page 186: ...ev 16 7 To generate a test mail tap the Test mail CAUTION When the Mode is disabled the relevant event report setting is also changed accordingly For temporarily disabling a particular mail registration choose None in Address list 1 Tap ...

Page 187: ...want to change to make it selected The background turns blue in color Tap once again to display the Edit pen configuration screen 3 Change the assignment color and the lower limit upper limit values and tap the OK button 4 The Confirmation is displayed Tap the OK button 5 After the setting are reflected the OK is displayed Tap the OK button Tap 1 Tap 2 Tap 3 Tap 4 Tap 5 Tap ...

Page 188: ...tton 3 The local adjustment value is reset and the trend graph position returns to the reset value NOTES The Reset local calibration sub menu is displayed only in the Trend screen CAUTION Some browsers such as Google Chrome and Firefox may display check boxes such as Do not generate any more dialog boxes or Suppress additional dialog display but do not check them If you check them subsequent dialo...

Page 189: ...189 TR30 G USERS MANUAL EM 8631 G Rev 16 4 13 Maintenance Tap the Menu button and select Maintenance to display the Maintenance For details please see 6 2 Maintenance from the Web screen ...

Page 190: ...IP address user content file name from the browser NOTES Please see 6 1 2 Maintenance User defined browser view for the method of transfer You cannot create a sub folder below a working folder Set a file name which is 24 single byte characters or less including the extension The maximum number of files that can be stored in a working folder is 1024 The maximum size of 1 file is 1 MB The maximum to...

Page 191: ...completely in the slot and then remove your hand The lock is released and it can now be removed Slowly pull it out SD CARD lamp It remains ON as long as the SD card is being recognized And it blinks while the SD card is being accessed SD CARD SD CARD SD CARD LED ON TR30 RUN RECORD SD CARD PWR RUN ERROR CFG DPX LNK RECORD SD CARD TR30 2 I O On 4 3 1 U NC V FE RECORD SD CARD SD CARD SD CARD LED OFF ...

Page 192: ... is in progress SD CARD RECORD RECORD SD CARD SD CARD LED ON RECORD SD CARD LED ON TR30 RUN RECORD SD CARD PWR RUN ERROR CFG DPX LNK RECORD SD CARD TR30 2 I O On 4 3 1 U NC V FE Hold down SD CARD button for 1 sec or more RECORD RECORD SD CARD RECORD LED OFF SD CARD LED ON TR30 RUN RECORD SD CARD PWR RUN ERROR CFG DPX LNK RECORD SD CARD TR30 2 I O On 4 3 1 U NC V FE Hold down SD CARD button for 1 s...

Page 193: ...193 TR30 G USERS MANUAL EM 8631 G Rev 16 5 3 Stopping the unit Stop recording remove the SD card and then disconnect the power supply ...

Page 194: ...can be used to store the setting information in a file Click on the 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 be retrieved from the Web screen To do so specify the file name using single byte alphanumeric characters 1 Click 3 Click 2 Enter the file name Configuration ...

Page 195: ...etting file The setting information stored in the file can be retrieved using TRGCFG 1 Click on the Read file button in the TRGCFG Initial screen 2 Select the file and click on the Open button to retrieve the setting file Initial Screen 1 Click 2 Click 3 Click ...

Page 196: ...lled with the device and start up TRGCFG 3 Click on the Maintenance button 4 If the Confirm access mode is displayed check that the device is correct and click on the Connect but ton The Maintenance screen is displayed TR30 RUN RECORD SD CARD PWR RUN ERROR CFG DPX LNK RECORD SD CARD TR30 2 I O On 4 3 1 U NC V FE TR30 I O Configuration Select SW Configuration Connector Initial Screen Maintenance Co...

Page 197: ...me in the PC which is being used is initially displayed Enter the time to be set and click on the Apply button to reflect the set time in the internal RTC Real Time Clock of the device MAC address Click on the MAC address button in the Maintenance screen to display the MAC address of the unit After checking the contents use the Back button to end Maintenance 1 Click 2 Click Maintenance 1 Click ...

Page 198: ...0CFG System log Click on the System log button in the Maintenance screen to display the system log The log of the 64 most recent events is stored in nonvolatile memory Click on the Reset system log button to clear the log 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 OK link error Etherne...

Page 199: ... Select the channel that you want to change enter the preset value and then click on the Upload to device button Disk usage status Click on the Disk usage button in the Maintenance screen to check the free space in the SD card which has been inserted in the unit After checking the contents use the Back button to end Maintenance 1 Click 2 Set 3 Click Maintenance 1 Click ...

Page 200: ...utton to display the Initialize Click on the Initialize memory block button The confirmation is displayed Click on the OK button to initial ize the memory block in the unit CAUTION Initialization is not possible while recording is in progress Please note that initialization will erase the data in all the memory blocks Maintenance 1 Click 2 Click 3 Click to initialize ...

Page 201: ...R lamp blinks Mail report test You can send a test mail report using the Test mail button in the Maintenance screen In case of an event report select the event number from the Test mail screen and click on the Send test mail button In case of a regular report click on the Send test mail button located to the right of the regular report in the Test mail screen If it cannot be sent an entry is recor...

Page 202: ...ml js css etc files Click on the User defined browser view button to display the Select folder screen Select the working folder and click on the Convert Upload to device button to transfer the data to the unit Access http TR30 IP address user content file name from the browser Maintenance 1 Click 2 Click 3 Click ...

Page 203: ...esired file to select it and tap the OK button 5 The confirmation dialog Do you want to read setting file is displayed Tap the OK button 6 After the setting file has been loaded the OK is displayed Tap the OK button NOTES The file name of the setting file is xml You can also retrieve setting files stored in TRGCFG CAUTION Please use single byte alphanumeric characters for the file name We cannot g...

Page 204: ...o save the setting is displayed Tap the OK button 6 After saving the OK is displayed Tap the OK button The file is saved in the root folder of the SD card CAUTION The file cannot be saved if the name contains characters other than single byte alphanu meric characters Some browsers such as Google Chrome and Firefox may display check boxes such as Do not generate any more dialog boxes or Suppress ad...

Page 205: ...intenance from the display switching buttons The Maintenance is displayed Tap the Time Setting button 3 The Time Setting screen is displayed The current time on the terminal being used is initially displayed 4 Set the date and time and tap the OK button 5 After the time is set the OK is displayed Tap the OK button 2 Set 3 Tap 1 Tap ...

Page 206: ...tching buttons The Maintenance is display Tap the Status button 3 The Status screen is displayed The Remote I O status lamp and System log are displayed Remote I O status lamp indicates the remote I O communication status Yellowish green color Communication in progress Red color Communication error Gray color Not used Tap Menu bar Remote I O status lamp System log ...

Page 207: ...n in relation to the mouse Pinch in Touch the screen with 2 fingers and close the gap between the fingers Use to shrink the display Pinch out Touch the screen with 2 fingers and increase the gap between the fingers Use to enlarge the display Flick Touch a point or specific position on the screen and move your finger without taking it off from the screen Similar to the drag and drop operation in re...

Page 208: ...f handling Unable to record in the SD card Has the SD card been inserted Is the SD CARD lamp ON Insert an SD card specified by us 7 3 4 SD card Is the RECORD lamp ON Keep the RECORD button in the TR30 pressed for at least 1 second 5 2 Recording 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 Disk usage...

Page 209: ... in the IP address of the TR30 and 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 correct Connect using a USB cable and check the password set in the TRGCFG screen 3 3 4 Enable setup via a network Unable to connect to the TR30 When connecting via the In...

Page 210: ...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 terminal and compatible browser Check the version of the terminal browser software 7 3 1 Compatible terminals and browsers Is there a problem in the terminal or PC being used Use a different terminal PC 7 2 6...

Page 211: ...in the IP address from the router and set the IP address and port address Initial setting 80 from the NAT setting manually Please see the User Manual of the router 7 2 8 Error display lamp Problem faced Checks to be done Method of handling An Error display mark is displayed on the menu bar Has an R30 I O module been installed If module has been specified in the CH setting for the TRGCFG Input Outp...

Page 212: ...TR30 so that it can be repaired Do you fail in transmission FTP Check if specified FTP server can be matched setting TRGCFG Communication FTP server client 7 2 10 Modbus TCP Master Problem faced Checks to be done Method of handling Unable to connect to the Modbus slave device from the TR30 Is the LAN cable disconnected or has it come out from the HUB Connect the LAN cable securely Please check the...

Page 213: ...30 able to connect to the Internet Check whether you can connect to the Internet from the PC Is the URL correct Check the fixed IP address or domain name of the WAN as per the agreement with the provider Please see the contents of the agreement with the provider Is port 21 open on the router used by the FTP for the TR30 Set port address 21 on the NAT setting for the router manually Please see the ...

Page 214: ...t Explorer 11 4 Yes Yes 1 Firefox Yes Yes 2 Chrome Yes Yes 1 The time axis cannot be expanded contracted when the screen lock is not ON 2 2 point touch operation is not supported And the operation specifications depend on the mouse 3 The automatic screen size adjustment function is disabled 4 The trend vertical screen is enlarged and displayed and if this is reset the vertical width adjustment bec...

Page 215: ...emory block data is automati cally transferred to the SD card Storing rate Sampling cycle 5 ms 5 ms 10 ms 5 ms 50 ms 5 ms 100 ms 100 ms 500 ms 100 ms 1 second 100 ms 2 seconds 1 second 5 seconds 1 second 10 seconds 1 second 1 minute 1 second 2 minutes 1 second 5 minutes 1 second 10 minutes 1 second 15 minutes 1 second 30 minutes 1 second 1 hour 1 second ...

Page 216: ...itioning If the interval is not less than 1 day Created in the YYMM folder Y2014 M10 20141012100000S TRD If the interval is less than 1 day Created in the YYMMDD folder Y2014 M10 D12 20141012100000S TRD Auto file delete When the remaining space in the SD card becomes 100 MB or less data files and fold ers can be automatically deleted If the oldest DD folder exists below that folder is deleted If t...

Page 217: ... minutes 12 000 points 25 days 100 ms 10 minutes 6 000 points 50 days 30 days 500 ms 30 minutes 3 600 points 8 months 4 months 1 second 1 hour 3 600 points 1 year 9 months 2 seconds 1 hour 1 800 points 2 years 1 year 5 seconds 6 hours 4 320 points 7 years 4 years 10 seconds 6 hours 2 160 points 7 5 years 1 minute All intervals 10 years 2 minutes 5 minutes 10 minutes 15 minutes 30 minutes 1 hour If...

Page 218: ...econds 6 hours 2 160 points 7 years 4 years 1 minute All intervals 10 years 2 minutes 5 minutes 10 minutes 15 minutes 30 minutes 1 hour If it is stored in a 16 GB SD card in the CSV format Storing rate Transfer interval 16 pens 32 pens 64 pens 120 pens 5 ms 3 minutes 36 000 points 5 days 10 ms 5 minutes 30 000 points 11 days 50 ms 10 minutes 12 000 points 58 days 100 ms 10 minutes 6 000 points 115...

Page 219: ...ach pen Attach time data YYMMDDHHMMSS 1 1000 seconds for each sample 512 bytes sample Event data Item Description Space Around 9 7 MB Recording contents Time Color Event number Event string Confirmation seal Number of records 3000 After arrival discard the data which was moved Data format 128 bytes record Event string Less than 32 characters Comment data Item Description Space Around 0 97 MB Recor...

Page 220: ... connections 4 Port address For FTP connection can be changed initial value 21 For passive 45967 Function Function Browser Explorer FFFTP Display of the list of folders and files Yes Yes Yes File download 1 file only Yes Yes Yes File download Multiple files No Yes Yes File deletion 1 file multiple files No Yes Yes Folder download Including the files stored in the folder No Yes Yes Folder deletion ...

Page 221: ...10010 DI10 10042 DI42 10011 DI11 10043 DI43 10012 DI12 10044 DI44 10013 DI13 10045 DI45 10014 DI14 10046 DI46 10015 DI15 10047 DI47 10016 DI16 10048 DI48 10017 DI17 10049 DI49 10018 DI18 10050 DI50 10019 DI19 10051 DI51 10020 DI20 10052 DI52 10021 DI21 10053 DI53 10022 DI22 10054 DI54 10023 DI23 10055 DI55 10024 DI24 10056 DI56 10025 DI25 10057 DI57 10026 DI26 10058 DI58 10027 DI27 10059 DI59 1002...

Page 222: ...I42 30011 AI11 30043 AI43 30012 AI12 30044 AI44 30013 AI13 30045 AI45 30014 AI14 30046 AI46 30015 AI15 30047 AI47 30016 AI16 30048 AI48 30017 AI17 30049 AI49 30018 AI18 30050 AI50 30019 AI19 30051 AI51 30020 AI20 30052 AI52 30021 AI21 30053 AI53 30022 AI22 30054 AI54 30023 AI23 30055 AI55 30024 AI24 30056 AI56 30025 AI25 30057 AI57 30026 AI26 30058 AI58 30027 AI27 30059 AI59 30028 AI28 30060 AI60 ...

Page 223: ...4 PI22 high 30213 PI7 low 30245 PI23 low 30214 PI7 high 30246 PI23 high 30215 PI8 low 30247 PI24 low 30216 PI8 high 30248 PI24 high 30217 PI9 low 30249 PI25 low 30218 PI9 high 30250 PI25 high 30219 PI10 low 30251 PI26 low 30220 PI10 high 30252 PI26 high 30221 PI11 low 30253 PI27 low 30222 PI11 high 30254 PI27 high 30223 PI12 low 30255 PI28 low 30224 PI12 high 30256 PI28 high 30225 PI13 low 30257 P...

Page 224: ...5 OI23 low 30414 OI7 high 30446 OI23 high 30415 OI8 low 30447 OI24 low 30416 OI8 high 30448 OI24 high 30417 OI9 low 30449 OI25 low 30418 OI9 high 30450 OI25 high 30419 O10 low 30451 OI26 low 30420 OI10 high 30452 OI26 high 30421 OI11 low 30453 OI27 low 30422 OI11 high 30454 OI27 high 30423 OI12 low 30455 OI28 low 30424 OI12 high 30456 OI28 high 30425 OI13 low 30457 OI29 low 30426 OI13 high 30458 O...

Page 225: ...ent R 0 Standing by 1 Sending 18101 SD card error R 0 OK 1 Error 18102 R30 module error R 0 OK 1 Error 18103 Modbus TCP master error R 0 OK 1 Error Comment writing Register Item Type Description 08003 Comment writing W 1 Run Automatically returns to 0 after executed 48001 48096 Comment string R W Set the string using UTF 8 code Lower 8 bits are valid Set 0 at the end of the string 48101 48103 Comm...

Page 226: ...leted But if the sub folder name is set as the same name in the default specifications it will be automatically deleted When max character number is set 0 at the end of the string is not required SD card operation file name specification Register Item Type Description 48601 48632 File name The extension is TRD CSV fixed R W Set the string using ASCII code Only alphanumeric characters and _ allowed...

Page 227: ...44042 AI42 44011 AI11 44043 AI43 44012 AI12 44044 AI44 44013 AI13 44045 AI45 44014 AI14 44046 AI46 44015 AI15 44047 AI47 44016 AI16 44048 AI48 44017 AI17 44049 AI49 44018 AI18 44050 AI50 44019 AI19 44051 AI51 44020 AI20 44052 AI52 44021 AI21 44053 AI53 44022 AI22 44054 AI54 44023 AI23 44055 AI55 44024 AI24 44056 AI56 44025 AI25 44057 AI57 44026 AI26 44058 AI58 44027 AI27 44059 AI59 44028 AI28 4406...

Page 228: ...04042 DI42 04011 DI11 04043 DI43 04012 DI12 04044 DI44 04013 DI13 04045 DI45 04014 DI14 04046 DI46 04015 DI15 04047 DI47 04016 DI16 04048 DI48 04017 DI17 04049 DI49 04018 DI18 04050 DI50 04019 DI19 04051 DI51 04020 DI20 04052 DI52 04021 DI21 04053 DI53 04022 DI22 04054 DI54 04023 DI23 04055 DI55 04024 DI24 04056 DI56 04025 DI25 04057 DI57 04026 DI26 04058 DI58 04027 DI27 04059 DI59 04028 DI28 0406...

Page 229: ...igh 44244 PI22 high 44213 PI7 low 44245 PI23 low 44214 PI7 high 44246 PI23 high 44215 PI8 low 44247 PI24 low 44216 PI8 high 44248 PI24 high 44217 PI9 low 44249 PI25 low 44218 PI9 high 44250 PI25 high 44219 PI10 low 44251 PI26 low 44220 PI10 high 44252 PI26 high 44221 PI11 low 44253 PI27 low 44222 PI11 high 44254 PI27 high 44223 PI12 low 44255 PI28 low 44224 PI12 high 44256 PI28 high 44225 PI13 low...

Page 230: ...troller 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 19 Reset Comm Link 20 Read General Reference 21 Write General Reference 22 Mask Write 4X Register 23 Read Write 4X Registers 24 Read FIFO Queue Exception code CODE NAME 01 Illegal Function Yes Function ...

Page 231: ...urrent data of R30 I O 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 data type is Accumulation in Measurement mode Unsigned 32 bit integer When the data type is Actual value in Measurement mode Signed 32 bit integer When the data type is Float in Mea...

Page 232: ...dded Subheader Fixed at 0x5000 Request destination station network number Network No specified in the TRGCFG I O slave setting Request destination station number Station No specified in the TRGCFG I O slave setting Request destination unit I O number Processor No specified in the TRGCFG I O slave setting Request destination multidrop station number Fixed at 0 Request data length Automatically adde...

Page 233: ... 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 File register ZR Serial number access method B0H 0403H 0000H Special relay SM 0091H 0403H 0002H Input X 009CH 0403H 0002H Output Y 009DH 0403H 0002H Internal relay M 0090H 0403H 0002H Latch relay L 0092H...

Page 234: ... 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 0401H 0001H Counter Coil CC C3H 0401H 0001H Link special relay SB A1H 0403H 0000H Long counter Contact LCS 55H 0403H 0000H Long counter Coil LCC 54H 0403H 0000H Long timer Current value LTN 0052H 0403H 00...

Page 235: ...mer Coil LSTC 005AH 1402H 0003H Counter Contact CS 00C4H 1402H 0003H Counter Coil CC 00C3H 1402H 0003H Long counter Contact LCS 0055H 1402H 0003H Long counter Coil LCC 0054H 1402H 0003H Link special relay SB 00A1H 1402H 0003H The following table lists the commands and the subcommands used to write data to an SLMP device Device Device code Command Subcommand Special relay SM 91H 1402H 0003H Input X...

Page 236: ...y 10 digits single byte 10 digits single byte 10 digits single byte 10 digits single byte 10 digits single byte 10 digits single byte Unit 8 8 8 8 8 8 Alarm selection screen CH name 6 6 9 9 9 9 Overview screen CH name 6 6 6 6 6 6 CH comment 6 6 6 6 6 6 Overview enlarged screen CH name 16 16 16 16 16 16 CH comment 16 16 16 16 16 16 Unit 8 8 8 8 8 8 Zone name 26 26 26 26 26 26 The numbers in the tab...

Page 237: ...sent in order of registering in the report queue Maximum 64 of report are stored in the report queue The report exceeded the max limit is not registered and discarded When a report is failed it is resent in 30 seconds after the timeout period When a report is failed to send 5 times the report is discarded Then next report registered in the report queue is sent The report queue is reset with power ...

Page 238: ...I1 AI10 comm_ai chs_ai AI channel comment var comm_ai AI1 AI10 unit_ai pens AI engineering unit var unit kg m km F type_di chs_di DI channel type 0 Disable 1 Enable var type_di 1 0 1 0 name_di chs_di DI channel name var name_di DI1 DI10 comm_di chs_di DI channel comment var comm_di DI1 DI10 type_pi chs_pi PI channel type 0 Disable 1 Enable var type_pi 1 0 1 0 name_pi chs_pi PI channel name var nam...

Page 239: ...rm zone color var alarm_color_ai 00FF00 000000 alarm_color_ai_s chs_ai AI alarm zone name var alarm_color_ai_s area1 alarm_color_pi chs_pi PI alarm zone color var alarm_color_pi 00FF00 000000 alarm_color_pi_s chs_pi PI alarm zone name var alarm_color_pi_s area1 alarm_color_oi chs_oi OI alarm zone color var alarm_color_oi 00FF00 000000 alarm_color_oi_s chs_oi OI alarm zone name var alarm_color_oi_s...

Page 240: ...m F type_di chs_di DI channel type 0 Disable 1 Enable type_di 1 0 1 0 name_di chs_di DI channel name name_di DI1 DI10 comm_di chs_di DI channel comment comm_di DI1 DI10 type_pi chs_pi PI channel type 0 Disable 1 Enable type_pi 1 0 1 0 name_pi chs_pi PI channel name name_pi PI1 PI10 comm_pi chs_pi PI channel comment comm_pi PI1 PI10 unit_pi pens PI engineering unit var unit kg m km F type_oi chs_oi...

Page 241: ...name alarm_color_ai_s area1 alarm_color_pi chs_pi PI alarm zone color alarm_color_pi 00FF00 000000 alarm_color_pi_s chs_pi PI alarm zone name alarm_color_pi_s area1 alarm_color_oi chs_oi OI alarm zone color alarm_color_oi 00FF00 000000 alarm_color_oi_s chs_oi OI alarm zone name alarm_color_oi_s area1 status_color_di chs_oi DI color status_color_di 00FF00 000000 status_color_do chs_oo DO color stat...

Page 242: ... co jp 7 4 2 TR30 G version 1 3 revision history Time taken to display a trend chart is shortened Time taken to display a historical trend chart is shortened 15 minute storing rate is added Inverse logarithm and Scaling are added to the function input OI Exponent notation is added to the analog input AI Exponent notation is added to the pulse input PI Exponent notation is added to the function inp...

Page 243: ... Bug fixed Totalized value counted during a network error may be partially missing at the recovery from the error status for PI channels set to Modbus TCP and Accumulation mode 7 4 6 TRGCFG version 2 1 20 revision history The problem that connection to the designated domain name fails on TRGCFG version 2 0 19 when con necting to the TR30 G is resolved 7 4 7 TR30 G version 2 1 revision history The ...

Page 244: ...ght 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 and the following disclaimer in the documentation and or other materials provided with the distribution THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY NTT AS IS AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES INCLUDING BUT ...

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