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3. SPECIFICATIONS
3.2 Performance Specifications
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*1
Bright dots (always lit) and dark dots (unlit) may appear on a liquid crystal display panel due to its characteristics. It is impossible
to completely avoid this symptom, as the liquid crystal display comprises of a great number of display elements. Flickers may be
observed depending on the display color.
Please note that these dots appear due to its characteristic and are not caused by product defect.
Flickers and partial discoloration may be generated on the liquid crystal display panel due to the display contents or the contrast
adjustment. However, please note that these phenomena appear due to its characteristic and are not caused by product defect.
There is a difference in the display brightness and the color tones between liquid crystal display panels. When using multiple
liquid crystal display panels, please note that there is an individual difference between them.
A crosstalk (shadow as an extension of the display) may appear on the liquid crystal display panel. Please note hat it appears due
to its characteristic.
When the display section is seen from the outside of the display angle, the display color seems like it has changed. Please note
that it is due to its characteristic.
Please note that the response time, brightness and color of the liquid crystal display panel may vary depending on the usage
environmental temperature.
(Especially, the response time of liquid crystal display is slower in the lower temperature due to its characteristic. Please use the
display after checking the response time.)
When the same screen is displayed for a long time, an incidental color or partial discoloration is generated on the screen due to
heat damage, and it may not disappear.
To prevent the heat damage, the screen saver function is effective.
For details on the screen saver function, refer to the following.
Just after the GOT is powered off, sometimes an image lag or partial discoloration is generated temporary. However they are
caused by the characteristic of the liquid crystal. (After powering off, they disappear within a few minutes.)
*2
Gradation inversion is a characteristic of liquid crystal displays. Please be forewarned that depending on the displayed color, the
visualization may be difficult even within the described view angle.
*3
The GOT screen saving/backlight off function prevents images from becoming permanently etched on the display screen and
increases the backlight life.
*4
The touch panel is analog resistive film-type. If you touch the panel simultaneously in 2 points or more, the switch that is located
around the center of the touched point, if any, may operate. Do not touch the panel in 2 points or more simultaneously.
Do not press the GOT display section with a pointed material as a pen or driver. Doing so can result in a damage or failure of the
display section.
An analog resistive film-type touch panel does not require adjustment usually. However, misalignment between object position
and actual touched position may be caused as usage time passes. If misalignment between object position and actual touched
position may occur, adjust the touch panel position. Misalignment between object position and actual touched position may
operate an unintended object, which causes unintended operation by mis-output and mis-operation.
*5
ROM in which new data can be written without deleting the written data.
*6
Note that this does not guarantee all user's operation environment. The protection is not applied when the interface environment
protection cover is removed.
In addition, the product may not be used in environments under exposition of oil or chemicals for a long period of time, or in
environments filled with oil-mist.
*7
The USB cable that connects the GOT and a personal computer is connected to the USB interface (device) in the interface
environmental protection cover of the GOT. Since the Handy GOT is used with the interface environment protection cover opened,
it is out of the warranty for protective structure (IP65F).
Built-in
interface
RS-232
RS-422
RS-232, RS-422/485, 1ch each (When you use, select any of channels including Ethernet. Ethernet
is set at factory shipment.)
Transmission speed: 115200/57600/38400/19200/9600/4800bps
Connector shape: Round type 32pins (Male)
Application: For communicating with a controller
Terminating resistor: 330
Ω
(Fixed)
Ethernet
Data transfer method: 100BASE-TX, 10BASE-T, 1ch
Connector shape: Round type 32pins (Male)
Application: For communicating with a controller, or using the gateway function, connecting a PC
(project data upload/download, OS installation, FA transparent function)
USB
Host
USB(Full Speed 12Mbps), Host, 1ch
Connector shape: TYPE-A
Application: Data transfer, data storage
Device
USB(Full Speed 12Mbps), device 1ch
Connector shape: Mini-B
Application: For connecting a personal computer (Project data upload/download, OS installation, FA
transparent function
*7
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SD card
SD standard, 1ch
Supported memory card: SDHC memory card, SD memory card
Application: For uploading/downloading project data, OS installation, storing logging data
Buzzer output
Single tone (tone length adjustable)
Protective structure
*6
IP65f (valid when the external cable is connected, except for the connector conversion box side)
External dimensions
145 (W) × 185 (H) × 79.3 (D) [mm]
Weight
Approx. 0.79kg (GT14 Handy main unit only)
Compatible software package
(GT Designer3 version)
Version1.71Z or later
Item
Specifications
GT1455HS-QTBDE
GT1450HS-QMBDE
Summary of Contents for GT14
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Page 34: ...A 32 ...
Page 46: ...1 4 1 OVERVIEW 1 1 Features ...
Page 60: ...3 6 3 SPECIFICATIONS 3 4 Battery specifications ...
Page 72: ...5 8 5 UL cUL STANDARDS AND EMC DIRECTIVE 5 2 EMC Directive ...
Page 108: ...6 36 6 OPTION 6 7 With wall mounting Attachment ...
Page 124: ...8 10 8 COMMUNICATION CABLE 8 2 External Cable Relay Cable ...
Page 172: ...11 16 11 COMMUNICATION INTERFACE SETTING COMMUNICATION SETTING 11 3 Ethernet Setting ...
Page 200: ...12 28 12 DISPLAY AND OPERATION SETTINGS GOT SET UP 12 6 License Management ...
Page 296: ...14 92 14 FILE DISPLAY AND COPY PROGRAM DATA CONTROL 14 2 Various Data Control ...
Page 320: ...15 24 15 GOT SELF CHECK DEBUG AND SELF CHECK 15 4 GOT start time ...
Page 322: ...16 2 16 CLEANING DISPLAY SECTION CLEAN ...
Page 336: ...17 14 17 INSTALLATION OF COREOS BOOTOS AND STANDARD MONITOR OS 17 5 CoreOS ...
Page 360: ...19 8 19 MAINTENANCE AND INSPECTION 19 5 Backlight Shutoff Detection ...
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Page 450: ...22 34 22 COMPUTER LINK CONNECTION 22 6 Precautions ...
Page 508: ...23 58 23 ETHERNET CONNECTION 23 5 Precautions ...
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Page 592: ...26 22 26 SERVO AMPLIFIER CONNECTION 26 7 Precautions ...
Page 598: ...27 6 27 ROBOT CONTROLLER CONNECTION 27 6 Precautions ...
Page 607: ...MULTIPLE GOT CONNECTION FUNCTION 29 MULTIPLE GOT CONNECTION FUNCTION 29 1 ...
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Page 619: ...MULTI CHANNEL FUNCTION 30 MULTI CHANNEL FUNCTION 30 1 ...
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Page 635: ...FA TRANSPARENT FUNCTION 31 FA TRANSPARENT FUNCTION 31 1 ...
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Page 688: ...31 52 31 FA TRANSPARENT FUNCTION 31 7 Precautions ...
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Page 820: ...33 44 33 CONNECTION TO OMRON PLC 33 4 Device Range that Can Be Set ...
Page 834: ...34 14 34 CONNECTION TO OMRON TEMPERATURE CONTROLLER 34 7 Precautions ...
Page 912: ...37 22 37 CONNECTION TO JTEKT PLC 37 7 Precautions ...
Page 930: ...38 18 38 CONNECTION TO SHARP PLC 38 6 Device Range that Can Be Set ...
Page 980: ...41 16 41 CONNECTION TO TOSHIBA PLC 41 4 Device Range that Can Be Set ...
Page 996: ...43 8 43 CONNECTION TO PANASONIC SERVO AMPLIFIER 43 7 Precautions ...
Page 1052: ...46 10 46 CONNECTION TO HITACHI PLC 46 6 Device Range that Can Be Set ...
Page 1092: ...47 40 47 CONNECTION TO FUJI PLC 47 5 Precautions ...
Page 1108: ...48 16 48 CONNECTION TO FUJI TEMPERATURE CONTROLLER 48 7 Precautions ...
Page 1142: ...49 34 49 CONNECTION TO YASKAWA PLC 49 4 Device Range that Can Be Set ...
Page 1332: ...55 28 55 CONNECTION TO GE PLC 55 7 Precautions ...
Page 1348: ...56 16 56 CONNECTION TO LS INDUSTRIAL SYSTEMS PLC 56 6 Device Range that Can Be Set ...
Page 1352: ...57 4 57 CONNECTION TO SICK SAFETY CONTROLLER 57 5 Device Range that Can Be Set ...
Page 1368: ...58 16 58 CONNECTION TO SIEMENS PLC 58 4 Device Range that Can Be Set ...
Page 1370: ...59 2 59 CONNECTION TO HIRATA CORPORATION HNC CONTROLLER ...
Page 1372: ...60 2 60 CONNECTION TO MURATEC CONTROLLER ...
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Page 1515: ...MODBUS CONNECTIONS 63 MODBUS R RTU CONNECTION 63 1 64 MODBUS R TCP CONNECTION 64 1 ...
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Page 1537: ...CONNECTIONS TO PERIPHERAL EQUIPMENT 65 VNC R SERVER CONNECTION 65 1 ...
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