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TABLE OF CONTENTS

PRECAUTIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Intended Audience . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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General Precautions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Safety Precautions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Application Precautions. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  .

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SECTION 1
Introduction. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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CX-Process Monitor Plus  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Basic Operating Procedure  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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SECTION 2
Setup. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Connecting the PLC. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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SECTION 3
Exchanging Data with Monitor Plus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Data Exchange Method . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  .

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Example Function Blocks for Data Exchange. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Loop Control Unit Precautions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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SECTION 4
Monitor Screen Functions and Operations  . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Outline . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Using the CX-Process Monitor Plus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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CX-Process Tool Procedures . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Starting and Stopping the CX-Process Monitor Plus  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Overview Screen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Screen Configurations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Control Screens . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Tuning Screens  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Trend Screens  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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4-10 Batch Trend Screens  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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4-11 Segment Program 2 Screens  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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4-12 Graphic Screens . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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4-13 Annunciator Screens . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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4-14 Operation Guide Screens . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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4-15 Alarm Log Screens  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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4-16 Operation Log Screens  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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4-17 System Monitor Screens  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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4-18 System Monitor Log Screens. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Summary of Contents for CX-Process Monitor Plus 2

Page 1: ...CX Process Monitor Plus Ver 2 Cat No W428 E1 02 SYSMAC WS02 LCMC1 EV2 OPERATION MANUAL...

Page 2: ...WS02 LCMC1 EV2 CX Process Monitor Plus Ver 2 Operation Manual Revised January 2007...

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Page 4: ...ar in the left column of the manual to help you locate different types of information Note Indicates information of particular interest for efficient and convenient opera tion of the product 1 2 3 1 I...

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Page 6: ...op Control Unit Precautions 72 SECTION 4 Monitor Screen Functions and Operations 73 4 1 Outline 74 4 2 Using the CX Process Monitor Plus 74 4 3 CX Process Tool Procedures 75 4 4 Starting and Stopping...

Page 7: ...41 5 3 System Monitor Settings 144 5 4 Creating Graphic Screens 147 5 5 Screen Configuration 177 5 6 System Information Settings 206 5 7 Checking Configurations 226 SECTION 6 Troubleshooting 229 Appen...

Page 8: ...M settings for function blocks Product Manual name Cat No Contents WS02 LCMC1 EV2 CX Process Monitor Plus Operation Manual W428 this manual Installation and operation procedures for the CX Process Mon...

Page 9: ...x...

Page 10: ...section is important for the safe and reliable application of the CX Process Monitor Plus You must read this section and understand the information contained before attempting to set up or operate the...

Page 11: ...programming and operating the Unit Be sure to read this manual before attempting to use the Unit and keep this man ual close at hand for reference during operation WARNING It is extremely important t...

Page 12: ...he front panel of the Analog Input Output Unit must match the unit number set on the Field Terminal block If the unit numbers do not match input output read write will be performed on the data of anot...

Page 13: ...Ladder Program in the CPU Unit Do not write to the same I O memory words from both the Loop Control Unit Board and the CPU Unit Caution To hold an analog output or contact output at a specific value f...

Page 14: ...that function files are saved regu larly Caution If the power supply is turned OFF while function block data is being backed up from RAM to flash memory the backup will not be completed normally If th...

Page 15: ...xvi Application Precautions 4...

Page 16: ...nitor Plus System Requirements 10 1 1 4 Relationship to CX Process Tool 14 1 1 5 Relation between Screens and Function Blocks 15 1 1 6 CX Process Monitor Plus Software Specifications 16 1 1 7 CX Proce...

Page 17: ...Control Unit Board Monitor PV SP and MV etc within the Control Block monitor analog signals and monitor contact signals Perform Run Stop instructions in the Loop Control Unit Board Display the status...

Page 18: ...rends Segment Program 2 OK Display Segment Program 2 trends OK Run stop operation at the relevant Segment Program 2 Block OK Errors related to the relevant Segment Pro gram 2 Block Graphic OK Display...

Page 19: ...ck Model 033 Indicator Block Model 034 2 position ON OFF Block Model 001 and 3 position ON OFF Block Model 002 Operation Blocks High Low Alarm Block Model 111 Segment Program 2 Block Model 157 ON OFF...

Page 20: ...Section 1 1 Control Screens Monitor and set the Control Block and part of the Operation Block monitor analog signals and monitor and set contact signals Tuning Screens Use this screen to change Contr...

Page 21: ...to the passage to time of the Control Block PV SP MV or other analog signals Batch Trend Screens Display a recorder image of the changes over time of the Control Block PV SP MV or other analog signals...

Page 22: ...ogram 2 Screens Display a recorder image of PV trends for Segment Program 2 Block Model 157 set values Segments can be set in table format while observing a time axis graph Graphic Screens Use the scr...

Page 23: ...ection 1 1 Annunciator Screens Use this screen to display comprehensively the status mainly the alarm sta tus of the contacts Operation Guide Screens Use this screen to display registered messages whe...

Page 24: ...9 CX Process Monitor Plus Section 1 1 Alarm Log Screens Use this screen to display the alarm history Operation Log Screens Use this screen to display the operation history...

Page 25: ...y and to record the time at which they occurred 1 1 3 CX Process Monitor Plus System Requirements FinsGateway As shown below the CX Process Monitor Plus uses the communications driver FinsGateway Embe...

Page 26: ...Software that communicate us ing CX Server cannot connect online 4 You cannot install CX Process and FinsGateway Version 1 on the same IBM PC AT or compatible 5 If using Windows NT 4 0 as your OS you...

Page 27: ...ls from LCU to computer Set tags for Monitor Plus for the analog signals in the Input Selection block Block Model 162 Individual analog signals from computer to LCU Set tags for Monitor Plus for the a...

Page 28: ...nput output using the Contact Distributor block Block Model 201 and Internal Switch block Block Model 209 To monitor individual analog signals analog signals must be output from the Input Selection bl...

Page 29: ...lassifications are displayed on ITEM Setting Screens of the CX Process Tool For details on the ITEMs set each function block refer to the Function Block Reference Manual Example Note Analog values are...

Page 30: ...ended PID Block Model 013 Batch Flowrate Capture Block Model 014 Indication and Setting Indication and Operation Ratio Setting Indicator 2 Position ON OFF 3 Position ON OFF PV SP MV only Segment Pro g...

Page 31: ...Ethernet Connecting method Connection with CPU Unit or Serial Communications Board Unit Using Fins Gateway Serial Unit version The computer is connected to the CPU Unit peripheral ports or integrated...

Page 32: ...ends are monitored The maximum number of screens is 3200 Run stop stop cancellation are possible on each function block Note Only the Control block that is designated as the source at the 1 Block Send...

Page 33: ...r 10 days Vertical 8 point common axis Gradation can be enlarged by a factor of 1 2 5 or 10 When a display start time is specified data is displayed from that time Display color Red yellow green blue...

Page 34: ...of 16 screen elements 4 columns 4 lines can be displayed on each screen The maximum number of screens is 5 Operation Guide Screen This screen displays pre registered 128 character messages over two l...

Page 35: ...Contact Distributor Block Model 201 Internal Switch Block Model 209 Analog signals Sent to Monitor Plus Analog signals through Input Selector Block Model 162 Set from Monitor Plus Analog signals throu...

Page 36: ...e dis played on the entire desktop Segment Program 2 Screen No Yes PV trends for values set in the Seg ment Program 2 Monitor Screen are displayed Collection cycle 1 10 or 60 s Maximum retention perio...

Page 37: ...hes and text boxes Note Also enabled for figures text dis play straight lines rectangles rectangles with round corners ellipses and polygons and images Flashing according to tag values No Yes Tanks pi...

Page 38: ...t string can be specified Data and text box objects Background color transpar ency No Yes Data and switch objects Operation log No Yes Number of simultaneous Graphic Builder screens for editing One sc...

Page 39: ...cations conditions with the PLC using the system moni tor setting window if using serial communications Perform the following procedure a Select Omron CX Process Monitor Plus CX Process Monitor Plus f...

Page 40: ...ons d Select the screens using the Overview Screen and check that each function is operating normally 5 Start the Monitor Operation to monitor the Loop Control Unit Board Refer to Section SECTION 4 Mo...

Page 41: ...26 Basic Operating Procedure Section 1 2...

Page 42: ...the CX Process Monitor Monitor Plus Version 1 37 2 1 4 Installing CX Process Monitor Plus 38 2 1 5 Converting CX Process Monitor Plus Data 41 2 1 6 Converting Data from CX Process Monitor 43 2 1 7 CX...

Page 43: ...nversion Utility Copy the data that was converted Redo the Graphic Screen data settings if Graphic Screens are being used Reset to CX Process Monitor Plus tags all of the monitor tags set using the CX...

Page 44: ...r Plus only with Windows 2000 Profes sional and Service Pack 4 3 Supported for CX Process Monitor Plus only with Windows XP Profession al Communications Note When duplex Ethernet is used in the comput...

Page 45: ...lready installed or if the version is old the Fins Gateway installation will display a warning to update it Update Internet Explorer Internet Explorer is not included with FinsGateway Refer to the Mic...

Page 46: ...xplorer to open the CD ROM and dou ble click the following icon to start the Setup exe file in the CD ROM s Se rial disk1 directory The following screen will be displayed Folder name Contents Clk Sele...

Page 47: ...will be displayed 4 Enter your name and organization and then click the OK Button The Note Dialog Box will be displayed 5 Click the Yes Button The Choose Destination Location Dialog Box will be displ...

Page 48: ...omatically When installation is completed the following dialog box will be displayed Click the Finish Button Installing FinsGateway Update 3 12 1 2 3 1 Use a program such as Windows Explorer to open t...

Page 49: ...llation destination is correct and then click the Next Button The Start Copying Files Dialog Box will be displayed 5 Check the installation destination is correct and click the Next Button In stallati...

Page 50: ...k the setup exe file in the CD ROM s Fgw2003 folder Fgw2003 Fgw2003 Disk Images Embed setup exe to start the setup program The following window will be displayed Click the Next Button 2 The following...

Page 51: ...cations drivers for the CX Process Monitor Plus As long as there is no problem select all of them and then click the Next Button 5 Specify the destination for the installation If there is no need to c...

Page 52: ...the CX Process Monitor or CX Process Monitor Plus Version 1 is already installed on the computer uninstall it before installing CX Process Monitor Plus Version 2 CX Process Monitor Plus Version 2 cann...

Page 53: ...s saved in a user specified folder specified when files were created The data in this folder will not be deleted even if the application is uninstalled Remove the data manually if it is not required 1...

Page 54: ...alling CX Process Monitor and Monitor Plus refer to 2 1 3 Uninstalling the CX Process Monitor Monitor Plus Version 1 3 The License Agreement Dialog Box will be displayed Carefully read the product lic...

Page 55: ...lick the Next Button The default directory is C Program Files OMRON CX Process Monitor Plus 6 The Select Program Folder Dialog Box will be displayed Specify the location for adding a new shortcut to t...

Page 56: ...nitor Plus software currently installed in the computer so that it can be used with the new CX Process Monitor Plus version Check the CX Process Monitor Plus version Check the version of the CX Proces...

Page 57: ...nvertedData in the folder where the CX Process Monitor Plus database was moved earlier in this procedure Copy all of the files in this folder including the GRF folder and all files in the GRF folder a...

Page 58: ...nitor tag list on the CX Process Tool Execute Output Tag File Monitor Tags and confirm the monitor tags that are being used 2 Register the function blocks for data exchange with the CX Process Mon ito...

Page 59: ...s Conversion Specifications for details on con version specifications when converting to CX Process Monitor Plus Uninstall the CX Process Monitor Install the CX Process Monitor Plus Copy the Converted...

Page 60: ...or Plus That Have Been Reset on the Control Screens and Graphic Screens 1 2 3 1 If different tag names were used when the tags were reset for the CX Pro cess Monitor Plus use the CRT Builder to set th...

Page 61: ...creen Tag settings Yes Yes Historical trend data No No Past log data is discarded Real time trend data No No Past log data is discarded Graphic Screen Graphic screen data Yes Yes The path to the graph...

Page 62: ...a Host Link communications 3 The following Connecting Cables are used to connect the CX Process Tool personal computer to the PLC CPU Unit or Serial Communications Board Unit Communications network Fi...

Page 63: ...n RS 232C port Female 9 pin D SUB XW2Z 200S CV 2 m Anti static connector XW2Z 500S CV 5 m Serial Com munications Board or Unit RS 232C port Female 9 pin D SUB XW2Z 200S CV 2 m anti static connector XW...

Page 64: ...T or compatible Loop Control Unit Controller Link Network Controller Link Support Board Loop Control Unit Controller Link Unit Controller Link Unit Controller Link Unit PLC Unit Type Transmission path...

Page 65: ...thernet Unit Model Model PLC Unit Transmission path CS1W ETN01 CS Series CPU Bus Unit Ethernet 10Base 5 CS1W ETN11 Ethernet 10Base T CS1W ETN21 Ethernet 10Base T CJ1W ETN11 CJ CPU Bus Unit Ethernet 10...

Page 66: ...d Boards 3 1 Data Exchange Method 52 3 1 1 Overview 52 3 1 2 Exchanging Data with Function Blocks 52 3 1 3 Exchanging Analog Signal Data 55 3 1 4 Exchanging Contact Signal Data 58 3 1 5 Exchanging Dat...

Page 67: ...el 461 function block must be registered in advance Case Data exchanged Loop Control Unit Loop Control Board 1 Function block See note 1 Register Send All Blocks Block Model 462 and Re ceive All Block...

Page 68: ...Loop Control Unit Send All Blocks Specify tags for Monitor Plus and read CPU Unit Send Data area Allocation Control Block Operation Block External Controller Block Basic PID Block Send All Blocks Moni...

Page 69: ...CSV tags and write Monitor Plus Loop Control Unit CPU Unit Function block System Common block Block Model 000 Block address 000 ITEMS 20 words Block address 500 ITEMS 20 words Block address 601 ITEMS...

Page 70: ...lock s analog item Set the tags for Monitor Plus in the Input Selector Block Model 162 function block s analog ITEMs Setting Analog Signals from Monitor Plus Write data through the tags for Monitor Pl...

Page 71: ...ct Distributor Block Model 201 to write each internal switch s bit data to the specified function block s bits 5 In the end the analog values are set in the function block s contact input ITEM Monitor...

Page 72: ...to X8 3 Use Monitor Plus to specify the Input Selector s tags for Monitor Plus and read the data from each ITEM X1 to X8 4 Use the Contact Distributor Block Model 201 to write each internal switch s...

Page 73: ...1 2 3 1 Connect the Contact Distributor Block Model 201 as the destination for the function block s contact input ITEM that you want to set At the same time input connect the Internal Switch Block Mo...

Page 74: ...Bits from Monitor Plus 1 2 3 1 Connect the Contact Distributor Block Model 201 as the source for the function block s contact input ITEM that you want to monitor At the same time output connect from t...

Page 75: ...ea 5 The bit data will monitored 3 1 5 Exchanging Data with the User Link Table The user link table can be used to read write data in the CPU Unit s memory The CPU Unit s memory data areas can be read...

Page 76: ...Link Mode to an external sync and set the external sync contact to the System Com mon Block s 020 U0 always output 0 ITEM Specify the CPU Unit s data area Select Contact or Analog When monitoring sele...

Page 77: ...monitor the following kind of program from Monitor Plus A main function block and monitor function block are required to create a block diagram for this example The following project provides the ope...

Page 78: ...c PID block Block Model 011 and a First order Lag block Block Model 141 The following diagram shows the main function block Note Set ITEM 024 Set point setting mode of the Basic PID block to 1 Remote...

Page 79: ...Send All Blocks and Receive All Blocks Register Send All Blocks Block Model 461 and Receive All Blocks Block Model 462 in the project as shown in the following diagram 1 2 Settings for Send All Blocks...

Page 80: ...166 is registered and connected Setting the Tag for Monitor Plus This step sets the tags for Monitor Plus needed to set an analog signal in the Constant Generator Block Model 166 from Monitor Plus Thi...

Page 81: ...r Lag block the filtered PID Block output In this case an analog input is being monitored from Monitor Plus so the Input Selector Block Model 162 is registered and connected Setting the Tags for Monit...

Page 82: ...ta from Monitor Plus The Contact Distributor Block Model 201 and Internal Switch Block Model 209 blocks must be used because bit data is being set or monitored Bit data is set or monitored through the...

Page 83: ...el 209 and write it to the Loop Control Unit or Board s internal memory 2 Use the Contact Distributor Block Model 201 to input the data written to internal memory in step 1 to the function block s bit...

Page 84: ...the Internal Switch block s S1 ITEM In this case S1_AD is set to 103011 3 Set the Contact Distributor block s E1_AD ITEM E1 destination to the Ba sic PID block s R L_SW ITEM Remote Local switch In thi...

Page 85: ...ck Model 209 to read the temporarily stored data from memory and write it to the CPU Unit s data area 3 Set the tag for Monitor Plus used to monitor the bit from Monitor Plus in the Internal Switch s...

Page 86: ...o Display Set the tag name to MHA 2 Set the Contact Distributor block s S2_AD ITEM S2 source designation to the Basic PID block s MHA ITEM High MV Limit Output In this case S2_AD is set to 001078 3 Se...

Page 87: ...started If the Loop Control Unit is being used with its default settings do not use words D16020 to D16027 for any other ap plications 2 When two or three Loop Control Units are mounted in the same C...

Page 88: ...Real Time Trend Screen Display 95 4 9 2 Historical Trend Screen Display 97 4 10 Batch Trend Screens 102 4 10 1 Batch Trend Screen Display 102 4 10 2 Collecting and Saving Trend Data 104 4 11 Segment...

Page 89: ...egment Program 2 Screen see 4 11 Segment Program 2 Screens Graphic Screen see 4 12 Graphic Screens Annunciator Screen see 4 13 Annunciator Screens Operation Guide Screen see 4 14 Operation Guide Scree...

Page 90: ...s use FinsGateway as the communications driver for connections with the PLC When using the CX Process Monitor or CX Process Monitor Plus always set FinsGateway as the communications driver for the CX...

Page 91: ...he CX Process Monitor Plus to the range given in the following table Generate Tag File for Monitor Plus Generate the tag file for Monitor Plus using the following procedure 1 2 3 1 Select Execute Outp...

Page 92: ...ontrol Unit Board Download the function blocks Compile Monitor Tag Files The monitor tag file is automatically generated when the CX Process Monitor Plus is started For details on starting the CX Proc...

Page 93: ...view Screen When the configuration has been completed monitoring can be started from the Overview Screen Refer to SECTION 5 Configuration Screens for configuration Note 1 If auto starting has been spe...

Page 94: ...ed Select Yes to end the monitor process Select No to continue running the monitor process Note Stopping a Monitoring Process That Was Continued Use the following procedure to stop a process that was...

Page 95: ...ng the Multi screen Multi screen setting to Enable Refer to 5 6 System Information Settings for details Note Auto starting can be enabled or disabled by clicking the right mouse button at the top of a...

Page 96: ...will sound at the same time The message is stored in the System Monitor Log Click the Button to delete the message The buzzer will also stop at the same time Alarm Message Display Area Displays the mo...

Page 97: ...ide Displays the Operation Guide Screen System Monitor Displays the System Monitor Screen to show system status System Monitor Log Displays the System Monitor Log Screen which registers sys tem messag...

Page 98: ...nly applies to CX Process Monitor Plus 4 Analog signals are not possible 4 7 2 Basic Displays and Operations Basic PID 011 PV Bar Display Displays the PV range from upper to lower limit as a bar Green...

Page 99: ...S But ton is blue the setting is on local SP Click the CAS Button to switch the set ting Note When the CX Process Monitor Plus is set to Remote SP A M automatically switches to AUTO You cannot set Man...

Page 100: ...High Alarm SP position display PV bar display L Low Alarm LL Low Low Alarm Switch to Local Button Up Down Buttons to change SP Switch to Remote Button SP numerical value display PV numerical value di...

Page 101: ...igh High Alarm Switch to MAN Button Switch to AUTO Button High Low Alarm 111 H High Alarm PV bar display H High Alarm set value PV numerical value display PV Bar Display Displays the PV range from upp...

Page 102: ...losed S6 Manipulation site S4 selection indicator Answer output S5 OFF indicator Answer error U2 indicator Answer input S5 ON indicator Click this button to display the Set Label Dialog Box SP Set Val...

Page 103: ...on site S7 selection indicator Switch to MAN Button FWD answer S8 indicator Answer error S8 indicator PV Bar Display Displays the PV range from upper to lower limit as a bar Green Status normal Red Al...

Page 104: ...reens Section 4 7 4 7 3 Display Examples Contacts displayed with this graphic can be used to turn contacts ON and OFF Contacts displayed with this graphic only show ON OFF status they cannot be used f...

Page 105: ...and then setting the Auto start Tuning screen list setting Note 1 Same as for Control Screen 2 If using the Tuning Screen use the 1 Block Send Terminal to Computer function block 403 tag names specif...

Page 106: ...n is displayed To continue to collect trend data even if you then move from the Tuning Screen to another screen and to display the data continuously if you return to the Tuning Screen click the Contin...

Page 107: ...settings as shown below 1 2 3 1 If the value for AT displayed in the upper left region of the Tuning Screen is 0 then AT will not be executed 2 Click AT The Change Data Dialog Box shown below will be...

Page 108: ...nd Ten key Settings for set tings to disable the ten key pad i e to input directly from the key board 3 After using the mouse or the keyboard to enter a numerical value click the OK Button The display...

Page 109: ...d to achieve suitable settings 4 Click the Undo Button to return to the previous PID constant settings If the Undo Button is pressed a second time the FT settings will be returned to Execute fine tuni...

Page 110: ...or example hunting control can be set to level 4 and overshooting control can be set to 3 The scale of the graph is adjusted to the set value of the data that is selected Click the icon of the desired...

Page 111: ...the monitor process is started using the Run Button in the Main Window Click the Start Time Button in the lower left of the screen to set the time from which data will be displayed Click the Maximum...

Page 112: ...Indication and Operation 032 Ratio Setting 033 Indicator 034 blended PID 013 2 position ON OFF 001 and 3 position ON OFF 002 The following for all function blocks Analog input signals Input Selector...

Page 113: ...is Trhl csv The contents of CSV files created are as follows Realtime Trend Real time Trend carriage return Screen_name carriage return Date_exported comma Time_exported carriage return comma comma Ta...

Page 114: ...lowing dialog box will be displayed Click where indicated by num bers 1 to 4 in the following diagram to set the items 1 Tag Name Selection for CSV Tag Displays a list of tags registered in CX Process...

Page 115: ...displayed on the Trend Screen This time will be the collection cycle approximately 10 s for realtime trends and 60 s for historical trends plus the screen refresh cycle a few seconds If another scree...

Page 116: ...he following dialog box will appear to change the pen 2 Select a pen to which a tag is not yet assigned and click the OK Button 3 Assign the pen using the same dialog box as used to change and delete...

Page 117: ...end Screens A recording meter screen image with a maximum of eight points is dis played on one screen A maximum of 120 Batch Trend Screens and 960 tags can be registered The scale of the graph is adju...

Page 118: ...es as for the previous collection To remedy this situation take measures such as lengthening the collection cycle interval Changing the Vertical Axis Display The display for the batch trend graph vert...

Page 119: ...value that has been set and it ends when the tag value is less than the batch stop value Batch Trend Screen Operations Trend data collection can be started and stopped at any time from the Batch Tren...

Page 120: ...de on the System Info Screen so that batch trend files created out side of the regular cycle are automatically deleted For details on System Info Screen settings refer to 5 6 9 CSV File Auto save Sett...

Page 121: ...end Screen set tings refer to 5 5 2 Overview of Screen Registration Referencing Past Trend Data Trend data collected in the past is saved as batch trend files These files can be displayed on Batch Tre...

Page 122: ...h trend file reference status click the Browse Button to dis play the Browse File Dialog Box and select the Browse collecting data op tion The batch trend file reference status will be ended when movi...

Page 123: ...lect this option Click here Batch trend file details are displayed here The selected pen number is displayed here The display position for the selected pen can be shifted in time units Select the date...

Page 124: ...ouped by date time or tag number can be output in CSV Comma Separated Values file format either automatically or manually Automatic Saving The following settings are used when configuring screens i e...

Page 125: ...Output time comma Output date data comma Output time data carriage return Start time comma Batch start date data comma Batch start time data car riage return Finish time comma Batch finish date data...

Page 126: ...erview The Segment Program 2 Screens consists of the Segment Program 2 Monitor Screen and the Segment Program 2 Edit Screen as shown below A maximum of 16 pairs of Segment Program 2 Edit Screens can b...

Page 127: ...he Segment Program 2 Edit Screen Click to browse Segment Program 2 trend files collected previously Used to change the following parameter settings Stop block operation command ITEM 000 Reference inpu...

Page 128: ...ping When the monitored Segment Program 2 Block S1 ITEM 013 turns ON data collection starts When it turns OFF data collection stops When segment data collection is started Segment Program 2 trend file...

Page 129: ...is Display The Segment Program 2 Monitor Screen vertical axis display can be changed for each Segment Program 2 tag or optional tag 1 2 3 1 Click the data display area of the Segment Program 2 Monitor...

Page 130: ...lock Stop block operation command ITEM 000 Reference input disable ITEM 020 1 2 3 1 Click the Stop Block and Reference Buttons in the Segment Program 2 Monitor Screen 2 The Change data Dialog Box will...

Page 131: ...ime segment data collection is started A setting can be made on the System Info Screen so that Segment Program 2 trend files created outside of the regular cycle are automatically deleted For details...

Page 132: ...Registration Referencing Past Segment Data Segment data collected in the past is saved as Segment Program 2 trend files These files can be displayed on Segment Program 2 Monitor Screens Segment data c...

Page 133: ...egment Program 2 trend file reference status click the Browse Button to display the Select trend file Dialog Box and select the Browse collecting data option The Segment Program 2 trend file reference...

Page 134: ...1 Press the CSV Button in the Segment Program 2 Monitor Screen to display the CSV export Dialog Box 2 Select the Segment Program 2 trend file to export 3 Specify a name for the CSV file and click the...

Page 135: ...rn Data date comma Data time comma Data for time elapsed since batch start comma Data 1 comma Data 2 comma Data 3 carriage return Note Data will not be displayed for unregistered tag numbers Also if t...

Page 136: ...een Shows segment data collection status Click to display the Collection Status Monitor Dialog Box Click to display the dialog box for editing data for each step Click to move to the Segment Program 2...

Page 137: ...e running may affect the outputs from these function blocks Transferring data without first confirming the results may cause unexpected operation of the controlled equipment 1 2 3 1 Click the Write Bu...

Page 138: ...instrumentation which have been provided and use them to display the device status to a maximum of 200 screens Library figures and images Text lines rectangles round rectangles rectan gles with rounde...

Page 139: ...ng 033 Indicator 034 2 position ON OFF 001 3 position ON OFF 002 Operation Blocks High Low Alarm 111 Segment Program 2 157 ON OFF Value Manipulator 221 Motor Manipulator 222 Reversible Motor Manipulat...

Page 140: ...u can display a message with a maximum of 1 000 elements on one screen Element Send source Function Block or ITEM Target function block Control Blocks PV SP and MV only for Basic PID 011 Advanced PID...

Page 141: ...Operation_Guide comma Time_of_Operation_Guide com ma Registered_Message carriage return Element Send source Function Block or ITEM Target function block Control Blocks PV SP and MV only for Basic PID...

Page 142: ...t to CSV File Dialog Box Display all Display only LIGHT Light alarm H High alarm or L Low alarm Display only HEAVY Heavy alarm HH High High alarm or LL Low Low alarm Display only current errors Elemen...

Page 143: ...rm log data exported to spreadsheet software e g Microsoft Excel will be displayed 4 16 Operation Log Screens Operation Log Screens display operation logs To display the Operation Log Screen click the...

Page 144: ...creen shows how operation log data exported to spreadsheet software e g Microsoft Excel will be displayed 4 17 System Monitor Screens 4 17 1 System Monitor Screen Outline System Monitor Screen display...

Page 145: ...well If the same DM has been allocated twice there is a risk that the PLC system will malfunction resulting in injury When writing data to the I O memory in the CPU Unit with function blocks e g usin...

Page 146: ...Terminal block If the unit numbers do not match input output read write is performed on the data of another Special I O Unit whose unit number is set on the Field Terminal block The defaults of the S...

Page 147: ...later LCB05D or LCB03 data can be backed up during operation from the Run Command Dialog Box Function block data in the RAM in the Loop Control Board is backed up to the flash memory in the Loop Cont...

Page 148: ...an 1 50 The following dialog box will be dis played if an attempt is made to do so The command to back up data during operation cannot be used for Loop Con trol Units and the command button will thus...

Page 149: ...n green during normal operation and red if there is an error 2 Click the Execution Error or the Block Database Error button Battery Error is displayed only and cannot be selected The Details of Functi...

Page 150: ...or Field Terminal blocks check the scaling value and in the case of the Segment Linearizer block check the setting value of the input coordinate side In the case of temperature and pressure correction...

Page 151: ...xternal device A communications frame error was generated by the data received from an ES100X Controller for an ES100X Controller Terminal Block Model 045 An FCS check error or frame error occurred 3...

Page 152: ...mmand even though there is no input command The command in question and onwards are not exe cuted Check the program within the Step Ladder Program block 81 Step Ladder Program source designation not d...

Page 153: ...ue file format using the following procedure 1 2 3 1 Press the CSV Button to display the Export to CSV File Dialog Box 2 Specify a name for the CSV file and click the OK Button A CSV file will be crea...

Page 154: ...5 1 CRT Builder Functions 177 5 5 2 Overview of Screen Registration 179 5 5 3 Registering Operation Guide Messages 198 5 5 4 Registering Alarm Messages 200 5 5 5 Saving Settings 205 5 5 6 Deleting Re...

Page 155: ...Graphic Builder Button and then in the Graphic Builder create the Graphic Screen including tag name selection etc and save In the Setup Dialog Box click the CRT Builder Button and set the Builder wind...

Page 156: ...displayed 2 Click the Setup Button 3 If the tag or network information has been changed the following dialog box will be displayed Click the Yes Button to create a monitor tag file from the CX Process...

Page 157: ...ing Passwords 5 Enter the password and click the OK Button The Setup Dialog Box will be displayed Stopping In the Main Window click the Exit Button The Main Window will close and CX Process Monitor Pl...

Page 158: ...utton enter regedt and then click the OK Button The Registry Editor will start 2 On the local computer select HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE SOFT WARE OMRON CX Process Monitor Plus 2 00 and then delete the pass w...

Page 159: ...ss node address and Unit address set using the CX Process Tool Controller Link and Ethernet settings within the computer settings made here can also be used only from the System Monitor Screen Perform...

Page 160: ...ed 2 Select the node number allocated to the PLC or computer as described below and then click the button displayed under the node number PLC Select the number from the list box Computer Input the num...

Page 161: ...for the Loop Control Unit Board mounted to the PLC and enter the unit address The unit address of the Loop Control Board is always 225 Click the OK Button to return to the Set Node Dialog Box Note Th...

Page 162: ...es the System Monitor settings 5 4 Creating Graphic Screens 5 4 1 Outline The Graphic Screen displays schematically the device status Create the Graphic Screen using the Graphic Builder Paste to the s...

Page 163: ...ck Model 111 Segment Program 2 Block Model 157 ON OFF Valve Manipulator Block Model 221 Motor Manipulator Block Model 222 Reversible Motor Manipula tor Block Model 223 Motor Opening Manipulator Block...

Page 164: ...or reduce its size 4 Right click the data box and select Properties GrfData2 Control Object from the pop up menu 5 The GrfData2 Control Properties Dialog Box will be displayed Make the settings for th...

Page 165: ...is operation the Graphic Builder will close 3 You must configure the screen to display the Graphics Screen you have created using CX Process Monitor Plus Refer to 5 5 Screen Configuration for how to m...

Page 166: ...peration Cut Ctrl X Cut the specified range Copy Ctrl C Copy the specified range Paste Ctrl V Paste the contents of the clipboard Delete Del Delete the specified range Select All Ctrl A Select all ite...

Page 167: ...oth Snap to Grid Align a selected object to the nearest grid cross point Insert Figure Image Text Insert a text display object Line Insert a line Rectangle Insert a rectangle Round rect Insert a recta...

Page 168: ...pes of toolbars as shown below Standard Toolbar Icon Function Icon Function New Align multiple objects on left Open Align multiple objects on right Save Align multiple objects at top Cut Align multipl...

Page 169: ...a faceplate pop up Insert an ellipse Display the Version Dialog Box Insert a polygon Refresh the screen Icon Function Insert a tank Insert a pipe Insert a pump Insert an ellipse Insert a meter bar Ob...

Page 170: ...lower limit direction vertical horizontal font tag data color foreground and background colors Numerical Data Box Displays analog value displays numerical value and analog value setting numerical val...

Page 171: ...r color set tings Line Yes Yes Color settings direct tag set tings border lines line width line style color settings Rectangle Yes Yes Color settings direct tag set tings border lines line width line...

Page 172: ...to select it and then right click and select Properties Setting Functional Objects Tank The tank is filled at the ratio of the upper and lower limits according to the specified tag value Setting Metho...

Page 173: ...ethod General Tab For details on the Show Hide Tag Settings Tab and the Flashing Tag Settings Tab refer to Common Settings for Graphic Objects in this section Click to set the fill color according to...

Page 174: ...the Show Hide Tag Settings Tab and the Flashing Tag Settings Tab refer to Common Settings for Graphic Objects in this section Select the direction for the pump Set the pump colors for when the specifi...

Page 175: ...Method General Tab Select this option to display gradations on the meter bar Set the number of divisions from 1 to 50 to be displayed on the meter bar Set the upper and lower limits for the range of t...

Page 176: ...ttings Tag For details on the Show Hide Tag Settings Tab and the Flashing Tag Settings Tab refer to Common Settings for Graphic Objects in this section Click to set the border line color for the parts...

Page 177: ...g ON or OFF Type DI Displays the ON OFF status of the Loop Controller tag D0 DI Input the text to be displayed on the switches when ON and OFF Up to 18 charac ters can be input Set the font to be disp...

Page 178: ...ted for Tag Data The upper and lower limits can be changed when inputting numbers direct ly 3 Operation when Using Upper and Lower Limits When changing a number the upper and lower limits are displaye...

Page 179: ...tings Tab refer to Common Settings for Graphic Objects in this section If No background color is not selected click to set the data background color Click to set the color for the numbers to be displa...

Page 180: ...n specified in advance If Select screen every time is specified for the screen selection type click the jump object to set the destination screen Before this setting is made the destination screen mus...

Page 181: ...tag values Drawing Method Lines Rectangles Rectangles with Rounded Corners and Ellipses 1 2 3 1 In Object Tool Bar click the icon of the figure to be drawn or select Insert Figure Image and then Line...

Page 182: ...be used for the figure Select how the border line color is to be displayed Direct color settings The border line color is fixed The color is directly specified in the Color settings Tag settings The b...

Page 183: ...lues in order from the bottom with the smallest value first Select whether background color is to be used for the figure Set the background color Direct color settings The background color is fixed Th...

Page 184: ...t Middle right Bottom right Input the text string to be displayed up to 256 characters If Tag settings is selected select the tag name for controlling the text color Select the tag ITEM Set the condit...

Page 185: ...ccording to the tag value Set the condition for the border line color to be displayed The screen displayed will depend on the tag type contact ITEM or analog ITEM The settings for the threshold values...

Page 186: ...uble click the image object to select it 2 Right click and select Switch Image and then Image1 1 to Image4 4 from the menu Note Setting Threshold Values Contact ITEM Set the image files to be displaye...

Page 187: ...r Graphic Objects This section describes the settings made in common for graphic objects Showing or Hiding Tag Settings Graphic object displays are deleted according to tag values Example Displaying U...

Page 188: ...ide Threshold Value 5 Show when the tag value is 10 or higher and hide when it is 5 or lower The prior status is held as shown below when the tag value is from 9 to 6 Example 3 Show Threshold Value 5...

Page 189: ...starting and stopping the graphic object flashing The settings for the threshold values are the same as for showing and hiding tag settings Refer to the description for the Showing or Hiding Tag Setti...

Page 190: ...m the Edit Menu The selected graphic objects will be grouped and the color of the lines in the frame will change to green Changing the Settings for Individual Graphic Objects in a Group 1 2 3 1 Select...

Page 191: ...ata will be saved file name extension ITM Note Settings related to tags set for individual graphic objects will not be saved Set the tags as required when reading and using grouped graphic objects tha...

Page 192: ...wing screens Overview Screen Control Screen Trend Screen Batch Trend Screen Segment Program 2 Screen Graphic Screen You must create this screen beforehand Refer to 5 3 System Monitor Settings Annuncia...

Page 193: ...t Overview Screen Register Screen Set and register screen items Enabled only when you have selected screen items using the Screen Management Tree Delete Deletes registered screen items Save Saves sett...

Page 194: ...reen Note The Tuning Screen is created automatically when the tag name is allocated Registering the Overview Screen 1 2 3 1 Start CRT Builder and then in the CRT Builder s Screen Management Tree selec...

Page 195: ...es To specify the Function Block data within the Loop Control Unit Board specify a tag name when registering each screen Note To specify the tag name you must create a Monitor Tag file select Execute...

Page 196: ...ion Block Tag ITEM MV for tag name ABC Screen 1 2 tag names for function blocks Tag ITEMs for the function block tag names for analog ITEMs and contact ITEMs Control Screen Can be specified Can be spe...

Page 197: ...ed File names mtagmst and mtagsubmst It is possible to create several tag file for Monitor Plus and switch between them by changing the application path In this way by creating new Monitor Tag files i...

Page 198: ...the OK Button The following Setup dialog Box will be displayed 3 Click the DB Path Button The following dialog box will be displayed 4 The current path setting is displayed in the Setting DB Path fiel...

Page 199: ...eturn the Monitor Tag files that are use to the ones at the original path select No in the Create New DB field and click the Execute Button The application path will change to the original one i e the...

Page 200: ...will open If you do not specify a direction no direction will be displayed Refer to the next page for details of displays Displays the settings made using CX Process Tool You cannot change the settin...

Page 201: ...n or double click Screen The dialog box shown in Step 2 of the preceding section Control Screen Registration will be displayed 3 Select the Trend Screen and then click the New Button The following dia...

Page 202: ...e displayed Select a the tag name for the Function Block including the analog ITEMs you want to register or b the tag name for the for the analog ITEMs or contact ITEMs you want to register In this ex...

Page 203: ...2 3 4 6 10 12 18 20 24 48 72 86 120 or 240 hours The default for Real Time Trends is 12 hours and the default for Histor ical Trends is 240 hours Folder Specify the folder in which to save the file T...

Page 204: ...batch collection Specify analog or contact ITEMs using either method 1 or 2 below 1 Tag numbers tag names and tag ITEMs PV SP or MV for the func tion block 2 Tag numbers tag names for analog or conta...

Page 205: ...below Select the tag ITEM for the analog ITEM that is to be registered In this example a tag ITEM PV with the tag name UL_3001_00 is selected Displayed when a trigger tag ITEM is set Click the box to...

Page 206: ...able is selected a CSV file is automatically created when the condition for the batch collection is stopped Destination Folder for Saved Files Specify the destination folder for saved files at Destina...

Page 207: ...ically Registering Segment Program 2 Screens There are two types of Segment Program 2 Screens a Segment Program 2 Monitor Screen and a Segment Program 2 Edit Screen Up to 16 pairs of Seg ment Program...

Page 208: ...box The following dialog box will be displayed Select 1 for the tag name for the function block including the analog ITEM to be registered or 2 for the tag name for the analog ITEM or contact ITEM to...

Page 209: ...Click a box to display the dialog box shown below Select the Segment 2 Program tag to be monitored on the Segment 2 Program Screen There is no need to select a tag ITEM for the Segment 2 Program tag...

Page 210: ...ta collec tion was started File Name Specify the name of the file to be saved Note Do not specify the file name extension here The actual name of the file that is saved will be as follows start_date s...

Page 211: ...OK Button The Overview Screen will be registered and the name of the screen you entered will be displayed in the Screen Management Tree Registering Annunciator Screens You can register up to five Ann...

Page 212: ...ick the OK Button Enter the name of the Control Screen using 16 characters Set the tag name to display the following Buttons Refer to the next page for how to set ITEMs and Detailed Settings Click the...

Page 213: ...here occur the corresponding message will be dis played on the Operation Guide Log Screen and saved 1 2 3 1 Select OpgLog Mess01 int the CRT Builder s Screen Management Tree 2 In the Settings Menu se...

Page 214: ...own the table of registered tag names The and Buttons will change the tag numbers by 10 at a time and the and Buttons will change the tag numbers by 100 at a time Enter the name of the Overview Screen...

Page 215: ...ditions registered here occur the corresponding alarm message will be displayed in the second line of the Monitor Screen and the alarm message will be saved on the Alarm Log Screen 1 2 3 1 In the CRT...

Page 216: ...he Alarm Message Registration Screen using 16 characters Switch the page numbers Click either button to move up and down the table of registered tag names below by 10 at a time Select the box The foll...

Page 217: ...anagement Tree Automatic Allocation Function for Alarm Tags Tags specified with the CX Process Tool can be set as alarm tags Alarm tags can be displayed in the Alarm History Screens The following tags...

Page 218: ...the Alarm Option click the Register Button and then the End But ton 3 Compile the tags for Monitor Plus 4 Start the CX Process Monitor Plus User Link Table 1 2 3 1 Open the User Link Table for editing...

Page 219: ...required items Note By using automatic allocations in the alarm monitor alarm occurred Auto Alarm will be displayed when the specified flag is ON and alarm reset Auto Alarm will be displayed when the...

Page 220: ...registered screens perform the following operation 1 2 3 1 In the CRT Builder s Screen Management Tree click to select the screen you want to delete 2 From the CRT Builder Settings Menu select Delete...

Page 221: ...ing Screen Key lock settings It is possible to prohibit the values of ITEMs being changed from the Control Screen or the Tuning Screen Multi screen settings Specify if multiple screens can be displaye...

Page 222: ...larm sound informa tion Set ten key Set color or Set key lock 3 Perform the following settings as shown 4 When you have completed all the settings click the Save and Exit Button 5 6 1 Label Informatio...

Page 223: ...Sound Information Settings In the leftmost window select Alarm sound information The following screen will be displayed Allocate a sound file to each alarm sound number to register the sound you want...

Page 224: ...Button or the Don t Use ten key Button The setting will be enabled for all Monitor Screens If you set Use ten key when you select the input numerical value box the Input Data Dialog Box will be displa...

Page 225: ...d It is possible to prohibit changing specified ITEM values e g changing SP values or PID constants of specified Function Blocks e g Basic PID Block in screens such as the Control Screen and the Tunin...

Page 226: ...s click the All Clear Button To set key locks for specific ITEMs click in the check box of the required ITEMs in either the analog ITEM or Contact ITEM fields 3 Click the Save and exit Button to enabl...

Page 227: ...to be repeated 5 6 6 Multi screen Settings If Multi screen is selected the following screen will be displayed The following settings can be made Multi screen Set whether or not more than one Overview...

Page 228: ...historical trends are treated in the same group Example If the pages were registered in the order 1 2 3 then they will be displayed in that order Note When pages are changed using the Previous and Nex...

Page 229: ...de Divisions in Tuning Screen Specify whether to use engineering units or percentages for the scale dis played in a Tuning Screen The default is for percentages Tuning Screen List Specify whether to i...

Page 230: ...ch Trend 18 Segment Group Number The group number specifies the order of registration by the CRT Builder 0 to 400 Position Specify the position on the function block diagram between 1 and 8 This set t...

Page 231: ...on settings which include label information alarm sound information ten key color and key lock settings and disable auto starting under the Auto start settings 2 If the auto start is enabled right cli...

Page 232: ...abytes An alarm or error will be generated when the drive set to save the CSV file in for Trend Screens reaches the specified level or lower Set the disk space within the following ranges for an alarm...

Page 233: ...le Retention Period Select the option to have batch trend files created on the Batch Trend Screen deleted after a fixed period has elapsed Then set the number of days from 10 to 36 600 for the batch t...

Page 234: ...displayed in the Alarm Log Screen System Alarms An alarm message is displayed in the System Monitor Screen Both alarms are disabled by default Note When the alarm sound is disabled no sound will be p...

Page 235: ...and MLA ITEM tags are treated as alarms If MHA and MLA are treated as alarms an alarm event will be recorded in the Alarm Log when MHA or MLA goes ON If the alarm output is disabled alarm events will...

Page 236: ...Name field to display the following dialog box Select the tag name of the tag that will control alarm sounds and click the OK Button Contact tags in the user link table or internal switch tags can be...

Page 237: ...non existent tag name is in put In this case click the Browse Button and select a tag name Time Chart of Alarm Stop Tag Operation Alarm sounds ON Alarm sounds silenced Verify operation Verify operatio...

Page 238: ...application in this window The argument is executed by being passed to the external application Settings Buttons and Application Name Set the external application names allocated to the external appl...

Page 239: ...nal application will be displayed with a part of the CX Process Moni tor Plus Screen the Launcher Window remaining Starting an External Application To start an external application click the external...

Page 240: ...the external application In this case adjust the external application s window size if necessary Note When a user created external application is started it may have some effect on Monitor Plus Consi...

Page 241: ...der Button in the Setup Dialog Box at the same time as the Monitor Process starts Unless Initialize Serial Port in the Se rial Communications Detailed Settings Dialog Box is selected however communica...

Page 242: ...ction 1 2 3 1 Click the System Info Button in the Setup Dialog Box 2 Select Auto start 3 Set Auto start to Enable Note If the auto start function is enabled an Overview Screen will be displayed as soo...

Page 243: ...228 Checking Configurations Section 5 7...

Page 244: ...229 SECTION 6 Troubleshooting This section describes errors that can occur while using the CX Process Monitor Plus...

Page 245: ...Tool cannot be set correctly in the CX Process Monitor Plus Reset the Tags using the Graphic Builder Screen and the CRT Builder Screen Error in Data Link Status Communi cations is displayed in the Sys...

Page 246: ...X Process Monitor Plus will not operate correctly if the HMI interface settings for the LCB are not enabled Enable the HMI interface settings Block Execution Error is displayed in the System Monitor M...

Page 247: ...r Plus download the data that was set to the Loop Control Unit Board It s possible that the ladder program or another Unit is writing data to the area of memory used for data exchange between the func...

Page 248: ...R R W 011 LL_SP Low low alarm setting 15 00 to 115 00 R only R W R R R R W Contact output 013 HH High high alarm output 0 or 1 R Color R R R R R R R R 014 H High alarm output 0 or 1 R Color R R R R R...

Page 249: ...TEM Tag ITEM Data description Data range CX Process Monitor screen R Read W Write Over view Screen Control Screens Tuning Screens Trend Screens Batch Trend Screen Segment Program 2 Screen See note Gra...

Page 250: ...band 0 1 to 999 9 R W R R R R W 055 I Integral time 0 No integral action 0 to 9999 s R W R R R R W 056 D Differential time 0 No differential action 0 to 9999 s R W R R R R W 076 MH_LMT High MV limit 3...

Page 251: ...P Low low alarm setting 15 00 to 115 00 R R W R R R R W 041 DVA_SP Deviation alarm setting 0 to 115 00 R R W R R R W Contact output 013 HH High high alarm output 0 or 1 R Color R Color R Color R R R R...

Page 252: ...00 R R W R R R R W 041 DVA_SP Deviation alarm setting 0 to 115 00 R R W R R R R W Contact output 013 HH High high alarm output 0 or 1 R Color R Color R Color R R R R R R 014 H High alarm output 0 or...

Page 253: ...R W 033 Cumulative devi ation Low alarm setting 320 00 R W R R R R W 034 Cumulative devi ation Low low alarm setting 320 00 R W R R R R W Contact output 036 DHH Cumulative devi ation High high alarm o...

Page 254: ...Local SP setting 0 to 9999 W W W Contact input parameter 026 R L_SW Remote Local switching 0 Local 1 Remote 0 or 1 R W R W R R R R W R Accumu lated value out put 029 SP Current Set Point output 0 to...

Page 255: ...0 R only R W R R R R W 010 L_SP Low alarm set ting 15 00 to 115 00 R only R W R R R R W 011 LL_ SP Low low alarm setting 15 00 to 115 00 R only R W R R R R W Contact output 013 HH High high alarm outp...

Page 256: ...utput 0 or 1 R Color R R R R R R R R 014 H High alarm output 0 or 1 R Color R R R R R R R R 015 L Low alarm output 0 or 1 R Color R R R R R R R R 016 LL Low low alarm output 0 or 1 R Color R R R R R R...

Page 257: ...R 023 SP Local ratio setting 15 00 to 115 00 R W R W R R R R Contact input 024 CAS_SET Ratio setting mode 0 Local only 1 Remote Local 0 or 1 R R R R R R 026 R L_SW Remote Local switch 0 Local 1 Remot...

Page 258: ...alarm set ting 15 00 to 115 00 R only R W R R R R W Contact output 013 HH High high alarm out put 0 or 1 R Color R R R R R R R R 014 H High alarm output 0 or 1 R Color R R R R R R R R 015 L Low alarm...

Page 259: ...th 0 to 3200 0 R W for each step R W 024 B1 Step1 Output value 320 00 R W 025 J1 Step1 Time unit 0 to 2 R W 026 A1 Step2 Time width 0 to 3200 0 R W 027 B1 Step2 Output value 320 00 R W 028 J1 Step2 Ti...

Page 260: ...J1 Step21 Time unit 0 to 2 R W 086 A1 Step22 Time width 0 to 3200 0 R W 087 B1 Step22 Output value 320 00 R W 088 J1 Step22 Time unit 0 to 2 R W 089 A1 Step23 Time width 0 to 3200 0 R W 090 B1 Step23...

Page 261: ...M01 Step11 Wait time 0 to 3200 0 R W 143 WT_SP01 Step12 Wait width 0 to 320 00 R W 144 WT_TM01 Step12 Wait time 0 to 3200 0 R W 145 WT_SP01 Step13 Wait width 0 to 320 00 R W 146 WT_TM01 Step13 Wait ti...

Page 262: ...ing flag 0 or 1 232 U22 Step12 Executing flag 0 or 1 233 U23 Step13 Executing flag 0 or 1 234 U24 Step14 Executing flag 0 or 1 235 U25 Step15 Executing flag 0 or 1 236 U26 Step16 Executing flag 0 or 1...

Page 263: ...al 1 Site 0 or 1 R Color R R R R R Parame ter 086 A M_SW Auto Manual switching 0 Manual 1 Auto 0 or 1 R W R R R R W R 099 OP_MK Label 0 to 15 R W R R R R W ITEM type ITEM Tag ITEM Data description Dat...

Page 264: ...013 S3 AUTO REV input 0 OFF 1 ON 0 or 1 R R R R R R 014 S4 MAN FWD input 0 OFF 1 ON 0 or 1 R W R R R R W R 016 S6 MAN REV input 0 OFF 1 ON 0 or 1 R W R R R R W 018 S8 FWD answer input 0 OFF 1 ON 0 or...

Page 265: ...1 Opening input 320 00 to 320 00 R R R R R Parame ter 033 H_SP Opening input high limit alarm setting 320 00 to 320 00 R R R R 034 L_SP Opening input low limit alarm setting 320 00 to 320 00 R R R R C...

Page 266: ...rend Screens Batch Trend Screen Segment Program 2 Screen See note Graphic Screens Annun ciator Screens Alarm Log Screens Parameter 007 SP Setting 0 to 9999 R W R R R R W 008 PRESET Prediction sub trac...

Page 267: ...252 Reading Writing Function Block ITEMs Appendix A...

Page 268: ...ng is used for all screens 1 or 6 s The setting is made for each screen Collection time depends on collection cycle 1 s cycle 10 hours 2 s cycle 20 hours 5 s cycle 50 hours 10 s cycle 100 hours 30 s c...

Page 269: ...254 Differences between Trend Screens and Batch Trend Screens Appendix B...

Page 270: ...cover of the manual The following table outlines the changes made to the manual during each revision Page numbers refer to the previous version Revision code Date Revised content 01 December 2003 Orig...

Page 271: ...rlands Tel 31 2356 81 300 Fax 31 2356 81 388 OMRON ELECTRONICS LLC 1 East Commerce Drive Schaumburg IL 60173 U S A Tel 1 847 843 7900 Fax 1 847 843 8568 OMRON ASIA PACIFIC PTE LTD 83 Clemenceau Avenue...

Page 272: ...Authorized Distributor Cat No W428 E1 02 Note Specifications subject to change without notice Printed in Japan This manual is printed on 100 recycled paper...

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