15. DATA CONTROL
15.1 Data Storage Location
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15. DATA CONTROL
OS, project data (screen data) or alarm data which is written in the GOT, CF card or USB memory can be displayed, and
data can be transferred between GOT and CF card or USB memory.
The format of the CF card or USB memory is also possible.
15.1 Data Storage Location
15.1.1 Data type and the storage location
System
The data storage location and transferring (write/read) route for each data type are shown below.
Also, the data storage locations are shown below.
*1
The USB memory can be used from Utility.
16.3.2 Installing using the data control function (Utility)
*2
When using the project data stored in the Standard CF Card (A drive) with the GOT, hold the CF card installed to the GOT.
For the USB memory, store the project data to the Standard CF Card (A drive) or Built-in flash memory (C drive).
Read
Upload
Write
Write
Install
Download
PC
GT Designer3
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GOT main unit
A drive
(Standard CF card),
CF card
(when installed in GOT)
Inserting/Removing
CF card
(when installed
in PC)
C drive
(Built-in flash memory)
Copy files on
Windows
BootOS
BootOS
OS
BootOS
OS
Project
data
Project
data
Project
data
Project
data+OS
Project
data
USB memory
(when installed
in PC)
USB memory
(when installed in GOT)
E drive
(USB drive)
BootOS
OS
Project
data
Item
Data type
Storage location
BootOS
Built in flash memory (C drive)
*1
Standard monitor OS
Standard CF card (A drive)
Built in flash memory (C drive)
*2
PLC communication driver
Extended function OS
Option OS
*1
Project data
(Including recipe setting, alarm conditions, time action, and GOT setup.)
Standard CF card (A drive)
Built in flash memory (C drive)
*2
BootOS
OS
Project
data
Summary of Contents for GT16
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Page 46: ...1 4 1 OVERVIEW 1 1 Features ...
Page 54: ...2 8 2 SYSTEM CONFIGURATION 2 2 System Equipment ...
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 102: ...6 30 6 OPTION 6 7 Connector Conversion Box ...
Page 106: ...7 4 7 INSTALLATION 7 1 Installing Procedure ...
Page 110: ...8 4 8 COMMUNICATION CABLE 8 1 Overview of Communication Cable ...
Page 130: ...9 20 9 HANDLING OF POWER WIRING AND SWITCH 9 4 Switch Wiring ...
Page 142: ...10 12 10 UTILITY FUNCTION 10 3 Utility Display ...
Page 184: ...11 42 11 DISPLAY AND OPERATION SETTINGS GOT SET UP 11 4 Maintenance Function ...
Page 202: ...12 18 12 COMMUNICATION INTERFACE SETTING COMMUNICATION SETTING 12 3 Ethernet Setting ...
Page 226: ...13 24 13 DEBUG 13 3 Memory Data Control ...
Page 248: ...14 22 14 SELF CHECK 14 2 Batch Self Check ...
Page 350: ...15 102 15 DATA CONTROL 15 3 OS Project Information ...
Page 410: ...19 22 19 TROUBLESHOOTING 19 2 Error Message and System Alarm ...
Page 418: ...App 8 APPENDICES Appendix 3 Transportation Precautions ...
Page 422: ...REVISIONS 4 ...
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Page 510: ...21 22 21 COMPUTER LINK CONNECTION 21 6 Precautions ...
Page 568: ...22 58 22 ETHERNET CONNECTION 22 5 Precautions ...
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Page 626: ...25 14 25 SERVO AMPLIFIER CONNECTION 25 7 Precautions ...
Page 632: ...26 6 26 ROBOT CONTROLLER CONNECTION 26 6 Precautions ...
Page 647: ...MULTIPLE GOT CONNECTIONS 29 GOT MULTI DROP CONNECTION 29 1 ...
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Page 659: ...MULTI CHANNEL FUNCTION 30 MULTI CHANNEL FUNCTION 30 1 ...
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Page 675: ...FA TRANSPARENT FUNCTION 31 FA TRANSPARENT FUNCTION 31 1 ...
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Page 742: ...31 66 31 FA TRANSPARENT FUNCTION 31 7 Precautions ...
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Page 766: ...32 22 32 CONNECTION TO IAI ROBOT CONTROLLER 32 7 Precautions ...
Page 802: ...34 10 34 CONNECTION TO OMRON TEMPERATURE CONTROLLER 34 7 Precautions ...
Page 834: ...36 18 36 CONNECTION TO KOYO EI PLC 36 6 Device Range that Can Be Set ...
Page 858: ...38 12 38 CONNECTION TO SHARP PLC 38 6 Device Range that Can Be Set ...
Page 868: ...39 10 39 CONNECTION TO SHINKO TECHNOS INDICATING CONTROLLER 39 7 Precautions ...
Page 902: ...42 6 42 CONNECTION TO TOSHIBA MACHINE PLC 42 6 Device Range that Can Be Set ...
Page 908: ...43 6 43 CONNECTION TO PANASONIC SERVO AMPLIFIER 43 7 Precautions ...
Page 970: ...48 12 48 CONNECTION TO FUJI TEMPERATURE CONTROLLER 48 7 Precautions ...
Page 1052: ...52 26 52 CONNECTION TO AZBIL CONTROL EQUIPMENT 52 7 Precautions ...
Page 1102: ...55 14 55 CONNECTION TO GE PLC 55 7 Precautions ...
Page 1114: ...57 4 57 CONNECTION TO SICK SAFETY CONTROLLER 57 5 Device Range that Can Be Set ...
Page 1128: ...59 2 59 CONNECTION TO HIRATA CORPORATION HNC CONTROLLER ...
Page 1130: ...60 2 60 CONNECTION TO MURATEC CONTROLLER ...
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Page 1270: ...62 68 62 MICROCOMPUTER CONNECTION ETHERNET 62 8 Precautions ...
Page 1271: ...MODBUS CONNECTIONS 63 MODBUS R RTU CONNECTION 63 1 64 MODBUS R TCP CONNECTION 64 1 ...
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Page 1292: ...64 12 64 MODBUS R TCP CONNECTION 64 7 Precautions ...
Page 1293: ...CONNECTIONS TO PERIPHERAL EQUIPMENT 65 VNC R SERVER CONNECTION 65 1 ...
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Page 1298: ...65 4 65 VNC R SERVER CONNECTION 65 4 Setting in Personal Computer ...
Page 1302: ...REVISIONS 4 ...
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