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Omron EQ100-E, User Manual

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11. Safe Mode 

 

11-6

 

 

11.4. Updating the Firmware 

Updates the firmware of the EQ100 to the latest one. 
For the latest firmware information, visit OMRON's Web site. 

http://www.fa.omron.co.jp

 

 
You can view the current firmware version being used on the top page of the Web UI screen 
under the safe mode. 
See below for operation steps: 

 

1) Click [Browse] in the firmware update. 

 

 

 

The [Choose File to Upload] dialog box appears. 

 

2) Select the firmware update file (extension "dat") and click [Open]. 

 

 

 

The reference directory appears in the field. 

 

3) Click [Update]. 

 

 

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for EQ100-E

Page 1: ...Sensor Network Server Model EQ100 E User s Manual Catalog No N196 E1 01H ...

Page 2: ... there are any points which are incorrect or seem to be incorrect please contact a branch office of Omron or one of its sales offices given at the end of this manual In doing so please also state the catalog number given at the end of the manual Copyright and trademarks Windows is a trademark of Microsoft Corporation USA registered in the USA and other countries The SD SDHC and SDXC logos are trad...

Page 3: ...is Manual is for This manual is targeted at the following people 1 Those with knowledge of electricity electricians or those with equivalent knowledge and Those who have been responsible for installing FA devices Those who have managed FA sites 2 Those who have LAN usage skills Request This manual has information necessary for using the EQ100 Before using this software please read this manual care...

Page 4: ...S IN ANY WAY CONNECTED WITH THE PRODUCTS WHETHER SUCH CLAIM IS BASED IN CONTRACT WARRANTY NEGLIGENCE OR STRICT LIABILITY Further in no event shall liability of Omron Companies exceed the individual price of the Product on which liability is asserted Suitability of Use Omron Companies shall not be responsible for conformity with any standards codes or regulations which apply to the combination of t...

Page 5: ...esult in minor or moderate injury or in property damage Meanings of Alert Symbols This triangle symbol indicates a caution including a warning Specific details are shown in the images in the triangles and in sentences The symbol on the left indicates Warning Explosive This triangle symbol indicates a caution including a warning Specific details are shown in the images in the triangles and in sente...

Page 6: ...ge to objects may occur due to electrocution fire and faults Do not place pieces of metal and wire debris into the product Electric shock may occur Always make sure that the power is turned OFF before wiring the terminal unit or replacing the battery Breakdown or explosion may occur Use a power supply of the specified voltage Electrocution fire or a fault may occur Do not disassemble repair or mod...

Page 7: ...ot doing so may result in electrocution faults accidents injury or incorrect operation due to incorrect wiring 3 Use an appropriate electrical power source and wiring to connect the product to an electrical power source and in output Not doing so may result in electrocution faults accidents injury or incorrect operation due to incorrect wiring 4 Do not use voltage greater than the standard one for...

Page 8: ...r this product 4 The memory backup battery is a consumable item When the battery s remaining capacity becomes low the device alarm indicator ERR turns on and the battery must be replaced to new one 5 Attach a new battery within five minutes from turning off the power Otherwise the data cannot be retained 6 If you do not use the product for a long period of time remove the battery This should preve...

Page 9: ...annel A channel that is measured and collected by a measurement device Included are electric energy pulse temperature and foreign object amount Operation Channel A channel created through operation of the measurement channel inside EQ100 There are two types of channels based on a difference of operation a free operation channel and a basic unit operation channel Channel Group A grouping to manage ...

Page 10: ...pose Input A contact input to assign a function In case of EQ100 it is assigned to the pulse input function General Purpose Output A contact output to assign a function In case of EQ100 it is used for the monitoring alarm contact output Differential Processing A process that stores a measured value collected from a measurement device and calculates a difference with the previous measured value It ...

Page 11: ...on is used EQ Server A computer that collects data from EQ100 using EQ ServerService It acts as a server under a server client configuration EQ Watcher Paid software to view realtime measured data such as energy usage ...

Page 12: ...nu on Web UI Added connection support model WZ SP01 Corrected incorrect description F March 2014 Revised due to added specifications Changed due to added user specified file output function Added user specified file output settings Changed FTP specification Changed data acquisition UI function Supported K3GN E5CC E5EC by the wireless unit Corrected incorrect description G June 2014 Revised Trouble...

Page 13: ...11 Related Manual Catalog No Manual Title Details N198 E1 01H EQ Viewer User s Manual Describes functions and usage of the graph display tool EQ Viewer ...

Page 14: ... 2 1 5 DIP Switch 2 10 2 1 6 SD Card Slot 2 11 2 1 7 Memory Backup Battery 2 12 2 1 8 2 2 Ratings and Performance 2 14 Hardware Specifications 2 14 2 2 1 Software Specifications 2 16 2 2 2 2 3 Supported Devices 2 21 2 4 Network 2 23 2 5 Dimensions 2 24 Operation Mode and Status 3 1 3 3 1 Operation Mode 3 1 3 2 Setup Status and Collecting Status 3 2 3 3 Specifications of Operation Mode and Status 3...

Page 15: ...6 1 Language Time Zone Setting 7 52 7 6 2 EQ100 Time Synchronization 7 53 7 6 3 Configuring EQ100 LAN Connection Port Sub LAN Connection Port 7 54 7 6 4 Configuring RS 485 Communications Port 7 56 7 6 5 Changing Password for Access from Web UI Function 7 58 7 6 6 7 7 Output Setting of Collected Data Event Log File 7 60 Overview 7 60 7 7 1 User Specified File 7 60 7 7 2 SD Card Output Setting 7 62 ...

Page 16: ...1 2 Safe Mode Web UI Screen 11 3 11 3 Setting Stored Information Clear 11 5 11 4 Updating the Firmware 11 6 11 5 Log Clear 11 8 11 6 Recovering to Factory Shipment Status 11 9 11 7 Exiting Safe Mode 11 10 Appendix 12 1 12 12 1 Troubleshooting 12 1 Overview of Error Status Types and Actions 12 5 12 1 1 Event Log Code List 12 6 12 1 2 12 2 Subjective Operation Guide 12 12 Setting for EQ100 12 12 12 ...

Page 17: ...ated An operation channel can be created as a new channel through operation of measurement channels There are two types of operation channels a free operation channel that can specify any operation expression and a basic unit operation channel calculated based on basic units of two measured data Monitoring Alarm Function For each collected measured data configuration is available on monitoring con...

Page 18: ...n at the site level of energy and other environmental data EQ100 EQ Server Data collecting Sharing Information Graph View Analysis Administrator Measurement Device Particle Temperature Humidity Measurement Device Measurement Device Operation Management Site Personnel Site Personnel Production Line Compressor Clean Room Setup Management Tool EQ Manager View Analysis Tool EQ GraphViewer Electric Ene...

Page 19: ...er and EQ Manager connect to EQ ServerService to perform various operations Major functions include Automatic collecting of summarized data in EQ100 Creation and management of summarized data DB and publication to EQ GraphViewer Precautions for Correct Use The software described above cannot perform initial setting of measurement devices connected to EQ100 Before configuring EQ100 use the measurem...

Page 20: ...urement device and its channel are registered in the collecting setting If there are more than one EQ100 a project must be created for each EQ100 EQ Server Project A project that describes operation settings of EQ server An EQ server project performs setting of collecting from EQ100 to EQ server and monitoring setting on EQ server In the collecting setting EQ100 must be registered A channel must b...

Page 21: ...f settings and updating of the firmware EQ100 External Interface Function Upper Level System Interface Function Web UI Function SD Card Output Function Energy Data collecting Function RS 485 Communications Function Pulse Measurement Function Measured Data collecting Storage Function Alarm Function Measurement Device Pulse Input General Purpose Output EQ Server FTP Server SD Card Computer Maintenan...

Page 22: ...figured monitoring condition LAN Communications Function 1 4 1 1 This function allows collecting of measured data from measurement devices connected to a LAN port PLC and or wireless devices RS 485 Communications Function 1 4 1 2 This function allows collecting of measured data from measurement devices that support CompoWay F communications protocol Reference EQ100 has four RS 485 communications p...

Page 23: ... internal memory is nonvolatile and can keep data upon blackout Old measured data are sequentially overwritten when the internal memory is full Precautions for Correct Use The retention period of data convergence in the EQ100 s internal memory is one week collected data older data than one week are overwritten by newly collected data from the oldest one To keep collected data older than one week i...

Page 24: ...lues Up to 500 judgment conditions can be configured The monitoring alarm output function turns on and off the general purpose output terminal contacts based on the alarm judgment result There are four monitoring alarm outputs for each of which independent conditions can be configured The notification function reports an occurrence of a monitoring alarm using an Email EQ100 Pulse Email Notificatio...

Page 25: ... The following functions are available by collaborating with the attached software EQ Manager EQ Manager is software to configure settings and manage operation of EQ100 and EQ server EQ GraphViewer EQ GraphViewer is software to view and analyze data collected from measurement devices Web UI Function 1 4 2 2 This function allows a user to view EQ100 status and simple graph of collected data and per...

Page 26: ... or buzzer sound for the completion of output Upon the 1st SD card output after the setup all data stored before then are outputted If the amounts of data that are not saved for a long time exist output will take a long time to finish Maintenance Function 1 4 3 Saving Loading Settings An EQ project created by EQ Manager can be saved as a file in a computer Loading the saved EQ project to EQ100 can...

Page 27: ...V file Collected data are taken out by Connecting EQ100 and a computer via a LAN cable making access to EQ100 via a Web browser and downloading the data when necessary Outputting measured data from the internal memory to an SD SDHC card when necessary measured data output from the internal memory to SD SDHC card is done in a specified period or by pressing the SD card save button on the front end ...

Page 28: ...to the summary DB EQ GraphViewer allows graph view and analysis of summary data in the EQ server to share information in an organization EQ Server Collecting Collecting Air Flow Station Wireless Master Wireless Slave Air Particle Sensor Air Flow Sensor Dedicated Line Power Monitor Temperature Controller RS 485 Port 1 RS 485 Port 2 RS 485 Port 3 RS 485 Port 4 Power Monitor Setting by EQ Manager Vie...

Page 29: ... can be taken out in a specified period Wireless Slave SD Card Collecting Collecting Air Flow Station Wireless Master Air Particle Sensor Air Flow Sensor Dedicated Line Power Monitor Temperature Controller Setting by EQ Manager Web UI Function EQ GraphViewer RS 485 Port 1 RS 485 Port 2 RS 485 Port 3 RS 485 Port 4 FTP Server Analysis by customer s application or Excel Power Monitor ...

Page 30: ...tput diagram e part The collected data are saved in the internal memory for one week Collected data older data than one week are overwritten by newly collected data from the oldest one If none of the summary to EQ server output to an SD card and transfer to an FTP server is performed collected data older than one week will be lost When enabled the SD card output function outputs collected data to ...

Page 31: ...of collected data Measured Data Saving collected data in a CSV file every 1 hour Nonvolatile Memory Saving CSV files in SD card automatically or manually f Monitoring Alarm Device Error Collected Data c Collected Data of Measurement Channel and its CSV File e Keeping for 1 week Alarm Upper or Lower Limit Measurement Interval 1 min 5 min 10 min 30 min 60min General Purpose Output x 4 g Auto Transmi...

Page 32: ... communications port 1 7 OP1 OPTION1 Operation Indicator for future expansion 8 OP2 OPTION2 Operation Indicator for future expansion 9 DIP SW Setup DIP Switch To configure EQ100 operation 10 ALM Monitoring Alarm Indicator To indicate a monitoring alarm status 11 RUN Collecting Status Indicator To indicate an operation status of the EQ100 such as setup and collecting statuses 12 ERR Device Alarm In...

Page 33: ...CARD SD Card Slot To attach the SD card available for EQ100 24 SD BUSY SD Card Access Indicator This indicator turns on when a writable SD card is attached 25 IN General Purpose Input Terminal M3 screw To connect to an input device OUT1 to 4 General Purpose Output 1 to 4 Terminal M3 screw To connect to an output device RS485_2 to 4 RS 485 Communications Port 2 to 4 Terminal M3 screw Terminals for ...

Page 34: ... The cover can be removed by sliding it backward while pressing its center 27 MAC Address Label On the label the MAC addresses of LAN connection port MAC1 and sub LAN connection port MAC2 are printed 12 digit hexadecimal number 28 SNC ID Label SNC ID 6 digit number is printed here The described alphanumerical characters as ID No are the one ...

Page 35: ...ess the button to save the collected data file in the EQ100 internal memory to an SD card Files that are not yet saved are outputted At the same time the data not saved in the internal memory are saved into the internal memory Yes Yes N A Pressing and holding the button 5 second or longer Press the button before ejecting the SD card from EQ100 When this operation is done the function by pressing t...

Page 36: ...o error occurred RUN Collecting Status Indicator Green ON Collecting Long flashing Preparing for collecting OFF Under setup communication testing ALM Monitoring Alarm Indication Yellow ON Monitoring alarm occurred OFF No monitoring alarm occurred RS485 1 RS 485 Communications Port 1 Operation Indicator Yellow ON RS 485 communications port 1 is under operation SD BUSY SD Card Access Green ON A writ...

Page 37: ...OUT 3 General Purpose Output 3 Status Indicator Green ON The general purpose output 3 is on OUT 4 General Purpose Output 4 Status Indicator Green ON The general purpose output 4 is on RS485 2 RS 485 Communications Port 2 Operation Indicator Yellow ON RS 485 communications port 2 is under operation RS485 3 RS 485 Communications Port 3 Operation Indicator Yellow ON RS 485 communications port 3 is un...

Page 38: ...he shield wire for RS 485 communications cable connected to RS 485 communications port 1 to this terminal RS 485 Communications Port 1 Terminal Name Indication Details RS 485 Communications Port 1 Terminal RS485_1 Terminal to connect the communications cable between RS 485 communications ports 1 and an RS 485 connected measurement device Ground Terminal Power Supply Terminal Terminal Block Screw S...

Page 39: ... Terminal for general purpose output 4 OUT4 RS 485 Communications Port 2 Terminal RS485_2 Terminal to connect the communications cable between RS 485 communications ports 2 and an RS 485 connected measurement device RS485_2 RS 485 Communications Port 3 Terminal RS485_3 Terminal to connect the communications cable between RS 485 communications ports 3 and an RS 485 connected measurement device RS48...

Page 40: ...s OFF Connected at 100 Mbps or not connected Sub LAN Connection Port A port to connect a LAN cable for a LAN connected measurement device or a Web UI computer A commercial LAN cable for 10BASE T 100BASE T can be used shielded cable of category 5 or higher is recommended A straight or crossover cable can be identified automatically when connected LED Name Color Status Description LINK Green ON Norm...

Page 41: ...he firmware can be updated through LAN 9 Limit RUN STOP button ON The RUN STOP button is disabled This can prevent an accidental operation of the RUN STOP button Can be set any time OFF The RUN STOP button is enabled 10 Startup Mode ON EQ100 is started under safe mode 1 Set before turning on the power or resetting OFF EQ100 is started under normal mode Always set to ON only one of the setup DIP sw...

Page 42: ... The retention period of data convergence in the EQ100 s internal memory is one week collected data older data than one week are overwritten by newly collected data from the oldest one To keep collected data older than one week in EQ100 use an SD card to save The SD card output may take a long time from the operation to output to finish depending on the amount of data to save Before ejecting the S...

Page 43: ...ock loss of totalized information and or loss of collected data of the latest 1 hour A lithium battery is used for memory backup Do not disassemble apply pressure to deformation overheat to more than 100 C and or burn it Otherwise serious injury may occasionally occur due to fire and or explosion Battery Life The battery life is around 5 years at ambient temperature of 23 C largely depending on th...

Page 44: ...he product s front end turns on and the battery must be replaced to new one Turn off the power before replacing the battery Attach a new battery within five minutes from turning off the power Otherwise the stored data may become indefinite If you do not use the product for a long period of time remove the battery This should prevent battery consumption and a failure due to leak ...

Page 45: ...6 kbps Data Length 7 8 bits factory shipment 7 bits Stop Bits 1 2 bits factory shipment 2 bits Vertical Parity None Even Odd factory shipment Even General Purpose Input Inputs 1 input Function Pulse input Input Voltage 10 2 to 26 4 VDC Input Impedance Approx 2 2 kΩ Input Current 12 VDC 5 mA TYP 24 VDC 10 mA TYP ON Voltage 10 2 VDC or higher OFF Voltage 5 0 VDC or less Input Pulse Width 5 ms or lon...

Page 46: ...eration temperature range from 25 to 85 C Supported Format FAT 16 for SD card FAT32 for SDHC card SDXC card is not supported and cannot be used Data Protection of Internal Volatile Memory Lithium battery life 5 years reference value at ambient temperature of 23 C Built In Clock Supporting leap years from 2010 to 2099 Precision 40 sec month at ambient temperature of 23 C Size W200 H91 D88 mm except...

Page 47: ... the pulse input channel Based on the pulse input count channel its unit is converted to an engineering unit mainly energy unit by created operation expression Logging Function Target data logging interval stored memory The following two data types are logged Collected Data Data collected from a measurement device is saved into the internal memory Event Log Logs of EQ100 monitoring alarm device al...

Page 48: ...d in the EQ100 internal memory to an SD card Pressing SD card save button on the EQ100 front end Web UI operation SD card data output operation If the SD card output setting is configured as Yes collected data saved in the EQ100 internal memory is saved on an SD card once a day 4 FTP transfer FTP server and FTP client functions are available FTP server function Acquires collected data files saved ...

Page 49: ...ion authentication supports POP before SMTP POP before SMTP APOP SMTP AUTH PLAIN Maintenance Function Communication Test Communications with connected measurement devices are continuously performed to check stability of the communications with measurement devices Collected data are not saved Clock Setup The time is configured for the built in clock of the EQ100 General Purpose Output The general p...

Page 50: ...arm or an internal event N A Yes N A Yes 1 Manual saving of collected data to an SD card saves collected data including the latest one right before the operation 2 Automatic save is available as well as manual saving by SD card output button or Web UI operation EQ Project File Yes Available N A Not available File Details Save Timing Write Load EQ Manager SD Card EQ Manager SD Card EQ Project File ...

Page 51: ...ity is for 3 5 years File Type Measurement Condition Memory Capacity to Save Collecting Interval Measurement Channels Storage Duration Collected Data File 1 minute 500 channels 1 hour 0 4 Mbytes 6 hours 2 2 Mbytes 12 hours 4 5 Mbytes Collected Data File and Binary Log 1 day 20 1 Mbytes For collected data file 8 9 Mbytes 1 week 140 7 Mbytes For collected data file 62 5 Mbytes 1 month 623 Mbytes For...

Page 52: ...Flow Station PLC 4 LAN Wireless Device Unit LAN WZ MLAN01 Wireless Unit Master None 5 WZ SRS01 Wireless Unit Slave CompoWay F WZ STH01 Wireless Device Thermo Humidity Sensor WZ SL01 Wireless Device Light Intensity Sensor WZ STHL01 Wireless Device Thermo Humidity Light Intensity Sensor WZ SCD01 Wireless Device CO2 Sensor WZ SP01 Wireless Unit Slave Pulse Count 1 Pulse input can accept a pulse of 5m...

Page 53: ...s or longer RS 485 RS 485 Connected Device Power Monitor Digital Panel Meter Temperature Controller 124 devices 31 devices port x 4 ports 160 channels 40 channels port 500 channels 200 channels port LAN LAN Connected Device Portable Power Monitor Air Thermo Station Differential Pressure Station Air Particle Sensor Power Station Air Flow Station 100 devices 500 channels 500 channels Wireless Device...

Page 54: ...b LAN Connection Port Differences of LAN and sub LAN connection ports are shown below R Recommended Yes Available N A Not available Specifications LAN Sub LAN Setting Item Default Gateway Yes N A DNS Yes N A Connection Device Upper Level System 1 Yes N A Computer Web Browser Yes Yes Measurement Device 2 Yes R 1 Upper level systems include EQ server EQ Manager mail SMTP server SNTP server FTP serve...

Page 55: ...2 Specifications 2 24 2 5 Dimensions Top View Front View Unit mm ...

Page 56: ...y running as a sensor network server The safe mode is for maintenance to recover from a disaster EQ100 is activated under the safe mode if the setup DIP switch SW10 is ON Under the safe mode a user can perform maintenance such as operation status check on the Web UI screen setup initialization and firmware update NO Power ON Reset Startup in Normal Mode Startup in Safe Mode DIP Switch SW10 OFF YES...

Page 57: ...th the setup status If the power is turned off or blackout occurred under the collecting status the system is activated under the collecting status when the power is turned on again When a status transitions from collecting to setup unsaved collected data are saved in the EQ100 internal memory When a status transitions from collecting to setup all of the device alarms being occurred are cleared Co...

Page 58: ...rd EQ Project Loading from SD card Collecting Status before Power ON Reset Setup Status before Power ON Reset Collecting or Setup Status before Power ON Reset Setup Status Collecting status Normal Mode Safe Mode Failure Failure Status Pressing RUN STOP button Web UI or EQ Manager operation Collecting cannot be continued Pressing RUN STOP button Web UI or EQ Manager operation ...

Page 59: ...ting from measurement devices is continuously performed The status transitions to setup status by Web UI or EQ Manager operation When an instrument failure or a setup status failure occurs the status transitions to system error status Collecting status A status in which measured data are collected from a measurement device and logged in the internal memory Collecting is continued even after an occ...

Page 60: ...uding communications setting measurement setting Operate the measurement device itself or use the setup tool for the measurement device to configure the required settings Refer to 6 Measurement Device Setup and Connection Measurement Device Manuals Step 2 Connecting Memory Backup Battery Connect a memory backup lithium battery to EQ100 and remove the caution label attached on the top of theEQ100 P...

Page 61: ...gs beforehand can make checking tasks easier and reduce redo man hours if there are any limitations on the installation task e g dark place high place electric shock hazard and schedule Refer to 5 Installation and Wiring 6 Measurement Device Setup and Connection Measurement Device Manuals Step 5 Hard Wiring Connect the power LAN port RS 485 communications ports general purpose input and general pu...

Page 62: ...tart Test On the Web UI screen click Operation Communication Test Refer to 8 Communication Test and Collecting Start 9 Web UI Function EQ Viewer User s Manual Step 10 Starting Data collecting from Measurement Device to EQ100 Start data collecting from a measurement device to EQ100 using either of the following operations Press the RUN STOP button on the EQ100 front end In the EQ Manager Logger men...

Page 63: ... a collecting device Register one or more EQ100 for collecting by the EQ server 3 Register a channel Reuse registered data of an EQ project to register a channel for the EQ server project Select a channel as a collecting target for the EQ server to read 4 Register a group if necessary Register it if you need to view summarize collected data on a group basis such as an area Group registration is re...

Page 64: ...tween the EQ server and EQ100 using the following operation In the EQ Manager Logger menu select Online Start Test Refer to 8 Communication Test and Collecting Start EQ Viewer User s Manual Step 4 Starting Collecting from EQ100 to EQ Server Start data collecting from EQ100 to the EQ server using the following operation Use EQ Manager to open the EQ server project and in the Logger menu select Onli...

Page 65: ...iewing Analyzing Graph with Commercial Software such as Excel Viewing Analyzing Graph with EQ Viewer Measurement Devices Collecting Graph View Analysis Measurement Devices Measured Data Measured Data Graph View Analysis Graph View Moving Moving Collecting CSV file automatically manually saved in SD card CSV file automatically manually saved in SD card Web Browser by commercial software e g Excel S...

Page 66: ...ator of the EQ100 front end indicates that the collected data are being written on the SD card SD Card Access Indicator On while writing Refer to 7 EQ100 Settings EQ Viewer User s Manual Step 3 Viewing Analyzing Graph on Commercial Software e g Excel or EQ GraphViewer Viewing Analyzing Graph with Excel or Other Software 1 Eject the SD card from EQ100 and attach it to a computer 2 Use commercial so...

Page 67: ... or potential dew condensation or freezing subject to static electricity or noise subject to corrosive gases especially sulfide or ammonia gas subject to heavy dust or iron powder subject to water splashing or oil contact subject to salt water splashing Mounting For main body heat radiation only the following installation is allowed Do not install in a way as shown below Do not block the ventilati...

Page 68: ...available upon blackout or power off due to reset of the built in clock loss of totalized information and or loss of collected data of the latest 1 hour The battery is attached inside the EQ100 top cover while the battery connector is not attached upon factory shipment Before using the product attach the battery connector using the following steps 1 Remove the top cover 2 Attach the battery to the...

Page 69: ...ch a new battery within five minutes from turning off the power Otherwise the stored data may become indefinite Purchase of New Battery For purchase of a new memory backup battery contact our sales representative Product Name Memory backup battery Model CP1W BAT01 Product Code CP1W 0101E Precautions for Correct Use After mounting on a DIN rail or attaching with screws the EQ100 top cover cannot be...

Page 70: ...y Connection Use the following steps to mount the product to a DIN rail 1 Unlock the DIN rail mounting pins on the back of the EQ100 see below 1 2 Hook the product from the top side of the DIN rail see below 2 1 2 DIN Rail DIN Rail Mounting Pins 3 Press in the product to mount see below 3 4 Lock the entire DIN rail mounting pins see below 4 3 4 Precautions Use three or more screws to mount the DIN...

Page 71: ...Torque 1 2 N m This product does not include the mounting screws The screws must be acquired by the user Depending on the mounting conditions such as material and thickness of the place to mount screw type and length may differ Use proper screws based on the mounting conditions Before mounting the product always attach the memory backup battery For attaching refer to the steps described in 5 2 Bat...

Page 72: ... grounding terminal must be class D earthed class 3 earthed in the older standards in Japan Terminal Screw and Crimping Terminal Terminal Screw M3 5 captive screw Recommended Tightening Torque 0 8 N m Recommended Crimping Terminal Unit mm Precautions Use proper crimping terminals to the terminal block for wiring Keep a little room upon wiring of power and grounding terminals It should make easier ...

Page 73: ... prevent malfunction a shielded wire for the RS 485 communications cable must be connected to the ground or FG terminal This product has a built in terminal resistor on each RS 485 communications port terminal The RS 485 cables must be wired so that this product should be on one end of the terminal For a device that is connected to the terminal end opposite to this product a terminal resister of 1...

Page 74: ...RS 485 Communications Ports 2 to 4 Terminal Screw M3 captive screw Recommended Wire Size AWG24 to 14 0 205 to 2 081mm2 Recommended Tightening Torque 0 5 N m Recommended Crimping Terminal Unit mm Precautions Note that the terminal screw sizes differ between the RS 485 communications port 1 and the ports 2 to 4 Make sure to apply torque of 0 8 N m to the terminal screws of the RS 485 communications ...

Page 75: ...t terminal may result in a failure disruption or fire Be careful not to connect positive and negative terminals oppositely if specified Terminal Screw and Crimping Terminal Terminal Screw M3 captive screw Recommended Wire Size AWG22 to 18 0 326 to 0 823 mm2 Recommended Tightening Torque 0 5 N m Recommended Crimping Terminal Unit mm Precautions Use proper crimping terminals to the terminal block fo...

Page 76: ...ot be connected such as the EQ server SMTP server SNTP server and FTP server If you wish to perform maintenance of a sensor that is connected to the sub LAN port of EQ100 using the software attached to the sensor use a computer connected to the network on the sub LAN Precautions Keep a little room upon wiring of a LAN cable to the LAN port It should make easier the dismounting task of EQ100 for ba...

Page 77: ...e from 25 to 85 C Reference SD Card Available on EQ100 Yes Available N A Not available Standards SD SDHC SDXC Mark Maximum Capacity 2 GB 32 GB 2 TB File System FAT16 FAT32 exFAT Use on EQ100 Yes Yes N A Use the formatting software to format an SD SDHC card For the SD card formatting software distribution site refer to the following URL https www sdcard org jp downloads Inserting an SD Card 1 Make ...

Page 78: ...ting ejecting an SD card discharge static electricity by touching a grounded metal object etc Dummy SD Card A dummy SD card is attached to the SD card slot upon factory shipment To use an SD card remove the dummy SD card before If you do not use any SD card keep the dummy SD card in the SD card slot to protect the slot Reference Upon the 1st SD card output after EQ100 setup all data stored before ...

Page 79: ...ual or instruction manual of each measurement device for configuration Precautions for Correct Use Some measurement devices need a computer to configure the main body setting with dedicated software KM1 KE1 series WZ series Some measurement devices need EQ100 or a computer to check measured values due to a lack of display function KM20 B40 FLK KM1 KE1 series WZ series Reference Configuring measure...

Page 80: ...s Digital Temperature Controller E5 C Yes CX Thermo Converter 2 Air Particle Sensor ZN PD S Yes Air Thermo Station ZN THX21 S Yes Station Utility LAN Portable Power Monitor ZN CTX21 Yes Station Utility Power Sensor Station ZN KMX21 Yes Station Utility Differential Pressure Station ZN DPX21 S Yes Station Utility Air Flow Station D6FZ FGX21 Yes Multi Data Viewer Light LAN Wireless Unit Master WZ MLA...

Page 81: ...s to connect should be met for each RS 485 communications port Communications settings communication speed data length stop bits vertical parity and protocol must be the same Unit number of the measurement device to connect to one RS 485 communications port must be unique the number must not be used for other measurement device In addition collect the configured setting details for each measuremen...

Page 82: ...uals Type Name Model Setup for EQ100 Connection Basic Measurement Setup for Measurement Devices RS 485 Connected Measurement Device Smart Power Monitor KM20 B40 FLK CompoWay F Unit Number Communication Speed Others data length stop bits vertical parity transmission wait time Special CT VT ratio rated primary current value Smart Power Monitor KM100 T FLK Applied circuit voltage range current range ...

Page 83: ... display unit measurement mode Air Thermo Station ZN THX21 S Operation mode measurement mode collecting mode measurement frequency Portable Power Monitor ZN CTX21 Operation mode measurement mode collecting mode measurement cycle electric energy reset interval applied circuit special CT used channels measurement target voltage measurement range begin time end time start trigger end trigger REC reco...

Page 84: ...s Device Thermo Humidity Sensor WZ STH01 Wireless Unit ID Group ID Others wireless channel broadcast communications Transmission interval Wireless Device Light Intensity Sensor WZ SL01 Wireless Device Thermo Humidity Light Intensity Sensor WZ STHL01 Wireless Device CO2 Sensor WZ SCD01 Wireless Unit ID Group ID Others wireless channel broadcast communications Unidirectional communication cycle Wire...

Page 85: ...ermo Station ZN THX21 S N A Yes N A Portable Power Monitor ZN CTX21 4 N A Yes N A Power Sensor Station ZN KMX21 N A Yes N A Differential Pressure Station ZN DPX21 S N A Yes N A Air Flow Station D6FZ FGX21 N A Yes N A Wireless Unit Master WZ MLAN01 N A Yes N A Wireless Unit Slave CompoWay F WZ SRS01 N A N A Yes N A Wireless Device Thermo Humidity Sensor WZ STH01 N A N A Yes N A Wireless Device Ligh...

Page 86: ...p to 100 measurement devices can be connected Connecting a measurement device to the sub LAN port of EQ100 as the LAN dedicated to measurement devices enables stable measurement Precautions for Correct Use An upper level system such as EQ server SMTP server SNTP server and FTP server must be connected to the LAN port Connection Example Connection Example between EQ100 and LAN Connected Measurement...

Page 87: ... Connection Example between EQ100 and Wireless Device 1 Connection Example between EQ100 and Wireless Device 2 Measurement Device Measurement Device Wireless Master Wireless Master Wireless Slave RS 485 Connected Slave WZ SRS01 Measurement Device ...

Page 88: ...revent malfunction a shielded wire must be connected to the ground or FG terminal For a device that is connected to the circuit end opposite to this product a terminal resister of 120 Ω 1 2W must be attached or the built in terminal resistor if any must be enabled The RS 485 communications port terminal has the built in terminal resistor The RS 485 communications port cable must be attached so tha...

Page 89: ...an be connected to the general purpose input terminal of EQ100 Connection Example of EQ100 General Purpose Input Terminal To Clear Pulse Input Count To clear the count of the pulse input count channel in the Update menu on the Web UI screen select Clear Previous Integrated Data and click Clear RS 485 Port 1 Up to 31 devices per port RS 485 Port 2 RS 485 Port 3 RS 485 Port 4 Measurement Devices Pow...

Page 90: ...Q Manager is automatically installed upon installation of EQ Viewer If there are more than one EQ100 an EQ project must be created for each EQ100 Precautions for Correct Use EQ Manager cannot configure measurement device settings including communications setting measurement settings to be connected to EQ100 Measurement devices must be configured before connecting to EQ100 For how to configure meas...

Page 91: ...Q Viewer User s Manual Creation Steps 1 Start up EQ Manager Press the Windows Start button and click All Programs OMRON EQ Viewer EQ Manager Or double click the EQ Manager icon on the desktop EQ Manager is activated 2 Create a new EQ project Click File Create New File EQ Project 3 In the Collecting Device Setting dialog box enter an EQ project name ...

Page 92: ...7 EQ100 Settings 7 3 4 Click OK to view the EQ project setup menu Setting Menu ...

Page 93: ...me Set an EQ100 device name This name is used for EQ Viewer to identify EQ100 Input range Half width 63 characters Full width 20 characters more or less IP Address Configure an IP address of EQ100 LAN connection port 1 Initial value 192 168 200 200 Subnet Mask Specify the value based on the network environment Initial value 255 255 255 0 Default Gateway Specify the value based on the network envir...

Page 94: ...channels retained by a measurement device Group Registration Classify channels registered in the Channel Registration This registration is used to summarize and manage the Web UI screen view by classifying based on areas etc Operation Channel Setting Register an operation result between registered channels as a new channel e g Sum of electric energy measured for each facility Data Type Setting Reg...

Page 95: ...pends on the measurement function See below for registration Wireless Unit Type Function Registration Wireless Unit Master WZ MLAN01 Wireless Master Unit No measurement function relaying only Register as a connection device Wireless Unit Slave CompoWay F WZ SRS01 Wireless RS 485 converter No measurement function relaying only Wireless Device Unit Wireless Slave Unit with measurement function Regis...

Page 96: ... a daisy chain connection with other RS 485 connected measurement device is not available For details refer to the user s manual of the air particle sensor RS 485 Connected Measurement Device KM20 B40 FLK KM100 T FLK KM50 FLK KM1 PMU1A FLK KM1 PMU2A FLK KM1 EMU8A FLK KE1 CTD8E FLK ZN PD S K3GN FLK E5 C Wireless Unit Master WZ MLAN01 Wireless Unit Slave CompoWay F WZ SRS01 Setup Steps 1 In the sett...

Page 97: ...lect WZ MLAN01 For a wireless unit slave CompoWay F select WZ SRS01 Host Unit Select an upstream destination for the connection device For a wireless unit master select LAN For a wireless unit slave CompoWay F select a device name of the wireless unit master to connect Item Description Connection Device Address Enter an address of the connection device selected in the connection device type Detail...

Page 98: ...cking OK changes the registration of the connection device Deleting Connection Device 1 In the Connection Device Registration screen select the Select check box 2 Click Delete Precautions for Correct Use A connection device cannot be deleted if a measurement device or a wireless slave device is being registered downstream of the connection device First delete the measurement device or the wireless...

Page 99: ... before registering a measurement device To use the general purpose input register pulse input as a measurement device Adding Measurement Device 1 In the setting menu click Measurement Device Registration 2 Click Add 3 In the Add Measurement Device dialog box enter the registration details Details depend on a measurement device type to register LAN Connected Measurement Device ...

Page 100: ...nel Registration This function saves operations to channel registration and group registration described later If the Default Channel Registration check box is selected channel registration and group registration can be done at the same time by measurement device registration Default Channel Registration Major channels of the measurement device are automatically registered Channels that are automa...

Page 101: ... characters Full width 20 characters more or less Device Type A list of measurement device types appears Select a measurement device type to add Setting Items Details depend on a selected measurement device type Host Device Select the wireless master unit Wireless Unit ID Enter the wireless unit ID Measurement Cycle Select a collecting interval for the measurement device Selection 1min 5min 10min ...

Page 102: ...ls that are registered simultaneously can be changed later Destination Group to Add If the Destination Group to Add check box is selected measurement device channels can be registered to a specified group at the same time To use this function first register a group For registration see 7 4 7 Group Registration Note that performing the default registration without performing group registration regi...

Page 103: ... a measurement device type to add Setting Items Details depend on a selected measurement device type Host Device Select an RS 485 port number from RS 485_1 to RS 485_4 Or select SRS01 CompoWay F Unit No Enter a CompoWay F unit number of the measurement device Input range 0 to 99 Measurement Cycle Select a collecting interval for the measurement device Selection 1min 5min 10min 30min 60min Timeout ...

Page 104: ...d upon factory shipment Note that default registration is not available for K3GN FLK E5CC and E5EC Note that the channels that are registered simultaneously can be changed later Destination Group to Add If the Destination Group to Add check box is selected measurement device channels can be registered to a specified group at the same time To use this function first register a group For registratio...

Page 105: ...val for the measurement device Selection 1min 5min 10min 30min 60min Default Channel Registration Default Channel Registration One channel of EQ100 PULSE can be registered to channel registration and group registration Destination Group to Add If the Destination group to Add check box is selected measurement device channels can be registered to a specified group at the same time To use this functi...

Page 106: ...evice dialog box click the Batch Registration button 2 In the Batch Registration dialog box enter the details Setting Item Description Prefix In the Prefix field a device name entered in the Add Device dialog box appears If not entered enter a prefix here For example if you enter a prefix name as 1st floor KM100_ and 5 devices as the number of devices to register the devices are registered as name...

Page 107: ...nt Device in the later section Editing Measurement Device To change registration details of a measurement device 1 Click the Edit button of the measurement device you want to change 2 In the Edit Measurement Device dialog box change the registration details Note that you cannot edit the default channel registration and group to add You must edit on the channel registration and group registration 3...

Page 108: ...tes its channels that are registered as well Enabling Disabling Logging You can stop logging from a measurement device while keeping the measurement device registration as it is 1 In the Measurement Device Registration screen change the setting of enabling disabling Logging Setting Item Description Logging En Enable Collecting from the measurement device is available Dis Disable Collecting is not ...

Page 109: ...on device registration Major channels have been registered already If necessary change the channel registration Default channel registration has not been done on device registration Manually register the channels Measurement device is PLC Adding Channels 1 In the setting menu click Channel Registration 2 Click Add 3 In the Add Channel dialog box register the channels you want Select a measurement ...

Page 110: ...is handled as an instantaneous value Yes A channel is handled as an integrated value Preprocess Click Edit and enter a coefficient and a constant value Range of Values Specify a maximum value for a target to read if the differential processing is required Configuring this allows proper differential processing even if a value is reset to 0 after reaching the maximum value The minimum value is fixed...

Page 111: ...ied group at the same time To use this function first register a group For registration see 7 4 7 Group Registration Note that performing the registration without performing group registration registers to a default group Setup values displayed in the Add Channel dialog box but not listed in the table above are handled as fixed values They cannot be operated Precautions for Correct Use To convert ...

Page 112: ...ss the Edit button Channel Address A channel address appears Data Type A channel type appears Edit Clicking this displays a dialog box to change the channel name and input parameter only those available Destination Group to Add If the Destination Group to Add check box is selected channels can be registered to a specified group at the same time To use this function first register a group For regis...

Page 113: ...t value For the coefficient enter a proper value by referring to decimal point information in the communications manual of the measurement device The constant value must be 0 if a measured value of a measurement device is used as a channel value Example of Coefficient Input The decimal point position in the sensor s communications manual is one decimal place Preprocess input value is 0 1 The decim...

Page 114: ...nel you want to change 2 In the Edit Measurement Device dialog box click Edit 3 In the Edit Channel Name dialog box change the channel name and click OK Deleting Channel 1 In the Channel Registration screen select the Select check box 2 Click Delete 3 In the confirmation dialog box click Yes if you are sure ...

Page 115: ...can edit a channel name only You cannot edit a shaded item 3 Click OK Enabling Disabling Logging You can stop logging from a measurement device while keeping the channel registration as it is 1 In the Channel Registration screen change the setting of enabling disabling Logging Setting Item Description Logging En Enable Logging from the channel is available Dis Disable Logging is not done from the ...

Page 116: ...igits as the maximum up to 5 decimal places Channel Channel Channel Expression Arithmetic Logic combination of constants and addition multiplicatio n division subtractio n AND OR XOR Max Operator Operation Channel Channel Name Setting Data Category Setting Input Up to 16 channels Input is not available for operation channel This function can be used if you want to use the following values e g Sum ...

Page 117: ...se the following values e g Electric energy consumption per production volume Precautions for Correct Use An operation channel cannot be created by using channels with different collecting cycle Measurement channels that configure one expression must be instantaneous values for both or integrated values for both only Proper operation of an operation channel cannot be ensured that is configured by ...

Page 118: ...operation channel Expression Configure an operation expression by button input Input range Character string in expression format Half width 99 characters Number of measurement channels that can be registered to an expression 1 to 16 channels Measurement channels that configure one expression must be instantaneous values for both or integrated values for both only Proper operation of an operation c...

Page 119: ...he operation expression An operator or a channel is deleted Arithmetic operation is done And Or Xor Logic operation of binary bits is done A decimal point is entered to the operation expression C Entire operation expression is deleted Channel Name Data Type Measurement Device Name Added to the expression by double clicking 7 Select a group to which the created operation channel is added 8 Click OK...

Page 120: ...te total power consumption Measurement Channel Operation Channel In this case the following conversion is performed Conversion Converted value A x Pulse input count A Weight per 1 pulse coefficient After the decimal point Specify the number of digits after the decimal point of the value after conversion Unit User specified unit Set by creating the data type e g For electric power of 10 kWh per 1 p...

Page 121: ...r the basic unit operation channel Data as numerator of basic unit Select an existing channel as a numerator of the basic unit operation channel Measurement channels that configure a denominator and a numerator must be instantaneous values for both or integrated values for both only Data as denominator of basic unit Select an existing channel as a denominator of the basic unit operation channel Me...

Page 122: ...ng Editing Data Type 7 4 6 Function A category of data that defines a unit of data summary method or discrimination of integral and instantaneous values The data types are provided by the system You can create a category not defined by the system In the data type setting specify data type name unit decimal places and energy data For system defined data types you can change unit decimal places and ...

Page 123: ...m Description Data Type Enter a data type Input range Half width63 characters Full width 20 characters more or less Unit Enter a unit of the data type Input range Half width 9 characters Full width 3 characters more or less Deci Places Select the number of decimal places Selection 0 to 9 digits Summary Method Select a data type from average sum minimum or maximum Energy Data A bar graph is display...

Page 124: ...gs 2 Click OK Group Registration 7 4 7 Function You can register a channel to a channel group A channel must be registered to a channel group The registered group is used for a graph view on the Web UI screen of EQ100 Icon Description Indicates a channel group Indicates a channel Viewing Registration Screen In the setting menu click Group Registration Channel Channel Group ...

Page 125: ...ted the group or a part of the channels in the group is deleted Changes the selected channel group name Adds the channel selected in the channel list on the right to the channel group Adding Channel Group 1 To add a channel group Click Top 2 In the Add Group dialog box enter a channel group name Setting Item Description Name Enter a channel group name Input range Half width63 characters Full width...

Page 126: ...lect One channel By clicking the channel line Multiple serial channels By pressing and holding a Shift key while clicking the first and the last channel lines Multiple independent channels By pressing and holding a Ctrl key while clicking 2 Click the button 3 The selected channel s are added to the channel group 1st Building 3rd floor Deleting Channel Group 1 Select a channel group you want to del...

Page 127: ... the group are deleted Precautions for Correct Use You cannot delete a channel group if it is the only channel group Partially Deleting Channels in Channel Group You can delete channels using the Delete Channel Group screen 1 Select a group that contains the channels you want to delete and click the x button ...

Page 128: ...lete Group Element and the check boxes of the channels you want to delete and click OK 3 The selected channels are deleted Deleting Channel 1 Select channels you want to delete and click the x button 2 The selected channels are deleted ...

Page 129: ...ollected by EQ100 and the number of times over the control values to occur an alarm If a measured data exceeds the setting an email is sent or output is made to a general purpose output terminal An email can be sent on a destination group and or a time slot basis Setup Flow Email Notification Setting General Purpose Output Setting Control Value Setting See 7 5 5 Control Value Setting Control Value...

Page 130: ...etting See 7 5 10 Email Transmission Setting Periodic Report 7 5 4 Sends email regularly to check EQ100 operations Registered details are sent as an email Setup Flow Destination Setting See 7 5 8 Destination Setting Periodic Report Setting See 7 5 6 Notification Setting Email Sender Setting SMTP POP Setting See 7 5 10 Email Transmission Setting Email Transmission EQ100 Destination Group Mail Serve...

Page 131: ... dialog box enter the details Setting Item Description Upper Limit check box Select this check box if you want to enable the upper limit control value Upper Limit Specify the upper limit control value Lower Limit check box Select this check box if you want to enable the lower limit control value Lower Limit Specify the lower limit control value Count Specify the number of times over the control va...

Page 132: ...uring periodic report setting you must configure the destination group setting see 7 5 8 Destination Setting Item Transmission Condition Monitoring Alarm A measured data is over the upper or under the lower limit of the control value setting Device Alarm An instrument failure setup status device communications and or monitoring process of EQ100 occurred Editing Destination Group 1 In the setting m...

Page 133: ...n schedule in the Destination Setting the periodic report is not done Editing Periodic Report Setting 1 In the setting menu click Periodic Report Setting 2 Click Edit 3 In the Periodic Report Setting dialog box enter the details Setting Item Description Transmission Condition Select a transmission hour of periodic report email Setup Range 0 to 23 o clock Email Select a destination group and enter ...

Page 134: ...ify more than one transmission schedule Precautions To send an email to a destination group email transmission setting is required For details see 7 5 10 Email Transmission Setting Editing Destination 1 In the setting menu click Destination Setting 2 Select a destination to edit 3 Click Edit Transmission Schedule 1 Email Addresses 1 to 10 Transmission Schedule 2 Email Addresses 1 to 10 Transmissio...

Page 135: ...it Destination Name dialog box specify a destination name 5 Click OK Adding Transmission Schedule and Email Address 1 Select a destination 1 to 4 tab and click the Add button 2 In the Transmission Schedule dialog box enter the details ...

Page 136: ...l addresses can be configured Add In the Destination dialog box enter the email address Edit Select an email address and click the Edit button In the Destination dialog box change the setting Delete Select the email address and click Delete 3 Click OK 4 To add a transmission schedule repeat the steps from 1 to 3 Editing Transmission Schedule and Email Address 1 Select a destination 1 to 4 tab 2 Se...

Page 137: ...e deleted Output Terminal Setting 7 5 9 Configure operations of four output terminals specified in the control value setting For the output terminal setting you can select either On upon Event Off upon Return or Off upon Event On upon Return Editing General Purpose Output Setting 1 In the setting menu click Output Terminal Setting 2 Click the Edit button of the general purpose output terminal numb...

Page 138: ...ied in the control value setting On if returned 4 Click OK Precautions for Correct Use An output status of a general purpose output changes only upon event occurrence recovery of the EQ100 collecting status A change of an operation status by stopping EQ100 collecting and returning to the setup status does not change the output status of a general purpose output terminal Use the Web UI screen to op...

Page 139: ...der to send in the notification setting and periodic report setting Setup Steps 1 In the setting menu select Network Setting and click the Email Transmission tab 2 In the following screen configure the following items Clicking Set button shows a corresponding dialog box Configure the setting if required ...

Page 140: ...em if the SMTP server authentication is POP before SMTP or APOP before SMTP For others the setting is not required Configure the following items POP Server Address Input Range Half width 126 characters POP Port Number Initial Value 110 POP Email Account Input Range Half width 63 characters POP Password Input Range Half width 63 characters Checking Email Transmission 7 5 11 Function A user manually...

Page 141: ...Set button in Language Time Zone Setting displays the Language Time Zone Setting dialog box Select date locale and time zone Setting Item Description Language Type Select a language to view collected data of EQ100 on the Web UI screen Fixed to Japanese Date Format Select a date format in EQ100 Web UI screen from Y m d e g 2013 12 31 Y m d e g 2013 12 31 m d Y e g 12 31 2013 Time Zone Select a time...

Page 142: ...owing three options None To adjust to EQ100 built in clock Manual time synchronization of EQ100 is regularly required The time synchronization is performed on the Web UI screen For details see 9 9 Maintenance System SNTP Server To adjust to the SNTP server EQ Server To adjust to the EQ server Execution Time Set an hour to adjust the time of EQ100 Time synchronization is performed once a day Select...

Page 143: ...t number For detailed steps see EQ Viewer User s Manual N198 E1 01 If the time synchronization type is configured as others than None time information is acquired from the server at the start of logging and at the specified hour of time synchronization for performing time synchronization Configuring EQ100 LAN Connection Port Sub LAN Connection Port 7 6 4 Function To connect a LAN connected measure...

Page 144: ... Default Gateway Specify the value based on the network environment DNS Specify the value based on the network environment Initial Value IP Address 192 168 200 200 Subnet Mask 255 255 255 0 Default Gateway None DNS None EQ100 Network Setting sub LAN Set the sub LAN connection port of EQ100 IP Address Enter an IP address Subnet Mask Specify the value based on the network environment Initial Value I...

Page 145: ...ications ports RS 485_1 RS 485_2 RS 485_3 and RS 485_4 Shown below are factory shipment settings of the communications ports Item Factory Shipment Settings Communication Speed bps 9600 Data Length 7 bits Parity Even Stop Bits 2 bits RS 485 Protocol CompoWay F Setup Steps 1 In the setting menu click RS 485 Communications Port Setting 2 Click the Set button of the RS 485 communications port you want...

Page 146: ...and click OK Setting Item Description Item Communication Speed bps Select a communication speed 9600 19200 38400 Data Length Select a data length 7 bits 8bits Parity Select parity None Even Odd Stop Bits Select a stop bits None 1 bit 2 bits RS 485 Protocol Select a protocol to use CompoWay F fixed ...

Page 147: ...aintenance screen system operation check update after access to EQ100 is protected by a password Setup Steps In the EQ Manager setting menu click System Setting Normal Screen Password Setting 1 Clicking the Set button in Normal Screen Password Setting displays the Normal Screen Password Setting dialog box Setting Item Description Normal Screen Password Old Password Enter the old password New Passw...

Page 148: ...isplays the Maintenance Screen Password Setting dialog box Setting Item Description Maintenance Screen Password Old Password Enter the old password New Password Enter a new password Verify Enter a new password again Input Range Half width63 characters Initial Value admin half width lowercase 2 Enter the password and click OK ...

Page 149: ...cautions for Correct Use EQ100 saves collected data in the internal memory for up to one week Collected data over one week are overwritten by newly collected data and collected data files from the oldest ones Data from measurement devices collected in EQ100 must be saved in a computer or an SD card attached to EQ100 within one week interval In transferring the collected data to FTP using the FTP c...

Page 150: ...1 column date time Date Format Specify a date format Fixed Y m d e g 2013 12 31 Header Output Specify whether the header line should be outputted or not in the 1st line Yes No Channel Header Details Specify the details of the label in the 1st line of a CSV file Channel Name Channel name unit Channel name unit data type Precautions for Correct Use A user specified file is created on RAM If the powe...

Page 151: ...rcial Software e g Excel EQ100 Collected data File CSV Format Collected data Auto save Setup Steps 1 In the EQ Manager setting menu click SD Card Output Setting 2 Clicking the Set button displays the SD Card Output Setting dialog box Select the SD Card Output Availability check box and select a data output scheduling hour 3 Click OK Reference Press the SD card save button of EQ100 or on the Web UI...

Page 152: ...can fetch collected data files in the EQ100 internal memory or an SD card attached to EQ100 using an FTP client SD Card FTP Client EQ100 Collected Data File CSV Format Taling Out LAN Setup Steps On EQ Manager configure EQ100 as an FTP server 1 In the EQ Manager setting menu click Network Setting 2 Click the FTP Server tab then the Set button ...

Page 153: ...ial value ftppassword 4 Click OK Reference Collected data can be taken out after collecting was started using the following steps Connecting from FTP Client 1 Connect EQ100 and a computer via LAN 2 Use Internet Explorer or other Web browser or FTP client software to specify ftp EQ100 IP address as the URL In case of factory shipment setting enter the following URL Connecting to EQ100 LAN port ftp ...

Page 154: ...nt Collected data in EQ100 is transferred to the FTP server at the timing of its creation FTP Server EQ100 Collected Data File CSV Format Auto transfer every 1 hour LAN Setup Steps Set an external server for FTP transfer of EQ100 collected data 1 In the EQ Manager setting menu click Network Setting 2 Click the FTP Transfer tab then the Set button ...

Page 155: ...l value anonymous Destination Path Enter a destination path of the FTP server Input Range Half width 126 characters initial value 4 Click OK Precautions for Correct Use When transfer to the FTP server fails the collected data files that were not sent are automatically resent at the next transfer timing Collected data files that were not sent yet and that can be resent are those that are within 24 ...

Page 156: ...n EQ project save the EQ project on a computer as a file 1 On the toolbar click File Save 2 In the Save As dialog box enter a file name and click Save The File Name field shows the EQ project name Clicking the Save button saves the file with the EQ project name ...

Page 157: ...thod is recommend EQ Manager EQ100 EQ Project File Write SD Card Writing through LAN from EQ Manager If this is not the first time to write an EQ project this method is recommended EQ Manager EQ100 EQ Project File Write LAN Writing through LAN by Web UI Operation If an EQ project file has been acquired but EQ Viewer has not been installed or the EQ100 is not available at hand in a close place use ...

Page 158: ...file If you use Windows Explorer copy the project file in the computer to the SD card Precautions for Correct Use An error occurs when you try to write an EQ project file to EQ100 in the following cases Be careful to avoid them when you save an EQ project file More than one EQ project file exists in the SD card The EQ project file name contains a space character No EQ project file exists under the...

Page 159: ... seconds If the device alarm indicator is on or flashing a write error occurred Make sure that the SD card is properly inserted that the folder name EQ_project is correct and that the file exists under the folder 10 Configure the setup DIP switch SW7 of EQ100 back to OFF Precautions for Correct Use You cannot run the product while the setup DIP switch SW7 is ON Always configure SW7 back to OFF bef...

Page 160: ...e computer with EQ Manager and EQ100 via LAN 2 Turn on the power of EQ100 3 Change the computer s IP address so as to connect to EQ100 Configure the following settings For IP address setting details refer to computer s manuals The table below is an example of an EQ100 IP address upon factory shipment If you have changed the EQ100 IP address already configure the computer s IP address based on the ...

Page 161: ... different from the one shown below edit it EQ100 IP Address upon Factory Shipment 192 168 200 200 7 When online connection is done the status bar indicates Online 8 Write the EQ project to EQ100 On the toolbar click Logger Write Setting 9 If a password is designated for EQ Manager a confirmation dialog box appears as shown below Enter the password and click OK ...

Page 162: ...uired When writing is completed a message Completed to write the setting appears Click OK If restart of EQ100 is required When writing is completed a message Completed to write the setting To reflect the setting reboot EQ100 Are you sure you want to reboot now appears Click Yes EQ Manager and EQ100 transition to offline EQ100 is restarted and the setting is reflected Precautions The written EQ pro...

Page 163: ...eps 1 Connect a computer and EQ100 via LAN 2 Turn on the power of EQ100 3 Change the computer s IP address so as to connect to EQ100 Configure the following settings For IP address setting details refer to computer s manuals The table below is an example of an EQ100 IP address upon factory shipment If you have changed the EQ100 IP address already configure the computer s IP address based on the ac...

Page 164: ...is written to EQ100 When writing is completed a message Completed to write the setting appears Click OK When a message Please restart appears go to 10 Reference The Please restart message appears if the change of the setting requires a restart For example a change of network setup such as an IP address requires a restart 10 When a message Restart it appears in the step 9 restart EQ100 The EQ100 IP...

Page 165: ...0 and measurement devices On the Web UI screen you can check the detailed information including communication success rate and communication speed between EQ100 and measurement devices Precautions The communication test checks stable data collecting by EQ100 from measurement devices Before starting the collecting always perform the communication test 8 1 Preparation for Communication Test Before s...

Page 166: ...roject and on the toolbar click Logger Online 2 In the Online Host Device dialog box check the destination EQ100 IP address and click OK If the displayed IP address is different from the EQ100 IP address edit it When EQ Manager is connected to EQ100 Online appears on the bottom left of the screen 3 On the toolbar click Logger Start Test 4 The communication test begins During the communications Onl...

Page 167: ...atus Stopped Appears after EQ100 stopped the measurement device logging Logging Appears while EQ100 is performing logging communication test of a measurement device Error Appears when communication is successful between EQ100 and a measurement device but measured data could not be collected Communication Error Appears when communication is not successful between EQ100 and a measurement device Endi...

Page 168: ...r other than wireless device unit Communication Success Rate Action 100 No problem on communications Collecting can be started 1 to 99 Adjust the time out period Check the transmission line including the environment Check the connection cable 0 Check the hard wiring Check the communications setup For wireless device unit A wireless device unit sends data to EQ100 based on the device unit settings ...

Page 169: ...ng from SD card enabled SW8 ON firmware updating from SD card enabled or SW10 ON safe mode startup Always set all of the setup DIP switches SW7 SW8 and SW10 to OFF Reference When EQ100 transitions to the collecting status the collecting status indicator on the EQ100 front end turns on If the transition to collecting status is successful but measured data from one or more measurement devices could ...

Page 170: ...message Transitioned to the collecting status appears and EQ100 transitions to the collecting status On the Web UI bottom left screen display of Setting switches to Collecting Communications Check Not Successful On the Web UI screen a message A device failed on communications Are you sure to start collecting appears If you select Yes EQ100 transitions to the collecting status On the Web UI bottom ...

Page 171: ...ion on the Web UI screen or operations by an FTP client Event Log File An event log file is created as one file logging all events monitoring alarm device alarm and internal events after writing an EQ project The data can be downloaded by selecting System Event Log Download operation on the Web UI screen Reference Outputting data on an SD card manually or automatically saves collected data files e...

Page 172: ...llowing event_log SNC ID and date time is used as the file name e g event_log_9ff034_ 20130514153830 c sv project folder project eqpj file measurement folder Date folder Collected data file of every one hour measurement folder Date folder e g 20130512 folder Collected data file in the system every one hour Following SNC ID as an EQ100 identification date and time is used as the file name e g 9ff03...

Page 173: ...8 Communication Test and Collecting Start 8 9 Reference EQ100 Internal Folder seeing from FTP EQ100 Internal Memory measurement SD Card sd User Specified File Folder report ...

Page 174: ...nance Checks EQ100 settings and outputs files for administrator Setting View Checks the EQ100 operation status and settings System Sets the collecting status Yes Operation Check Checks the EQ100 operations including test email and general purpose output terminal manipulation Yes Data Acquisition Acquires data in a specified period through a network to save as a CSV file File Download Checks the EQ...

Page 175: ...matter Windows 7 8 touch panel function is not supported Precautions for Correct Use The maximum number of simultaneous accesses to the Web UI screen must be limited to 4 An exclusive process is applied to operations that change the EQ100 internal status such as changing the settings and starting collecting on the System Operation Check or Updating screens of the Web UI screen No such process is a...

Page 176: ...figuration of the Web browser If a connection is enabled via a proxy server the connection to the Web UI may not be available Precautions for Correct Use Due to Internet Explorer s specifications a warning may appear during Web UI screen operations You can proceed with the operations by pressing No ...

Page 177: ...after initialization If the address has been changed in the network setup described later specify the IP address after the change Connecting to Sub LAN Connection Port IP Address 192 168 100 Subnet Mask 255 255 255 0 Default Gateway Setting not required For specify a number from 1 to 200 or from 202 to 254 You cannot use 0 and 25 Specify an IP address that is not used for the sub LAN connection po...

Page 178: ...to LAN Connection Port Initial Value http 192 168 200 200 Connecting to Sub LAN Connection Port Initial Value http 192 168 100 201 5 In the Windows security dialog box enter the following user name and password and click OK The top page of Web UI screen appears Shown below are password examples of EQ100 with factory shipment settings Administrator User Name admin fixed Password admin initial value...

Page 179: ...in password for the Web UI has been changed use EQ Manager to select Advanced Setting System Setting and change the password in the Normal Screen Password Setting The same steps can be applied to the password for the user name user EQ Manager setting screen For setup details of login password setting of the Web UI by EQ Viewer see EQ Viewer User s Manual catalog N198 E1 01 ...

Page 180: ... the Web UI screen is opened by a Web browser the following top page appears On the top page you can view the descriptions of icons used for the Web UI screen Clicking an icon on the screen switches the screen Web Browser Screen Configuration ...

Page 181: ... Display Area Displays details of the monitoring setting Edit button Displays the monitoring screen threshold setting screen to edit the monitoring setting threshold values Update button Updates the project file and saves the edited monitoring setting details Operation is available under the setting status A threshold value edited on the edit screen is a temporary value If want to save the value y...

Page 182: ...ion to edit Threshold Setting Area Displays the monitoring threshold values Directly editing the values changes the thresholds A change is temporarily reflected to the graph view area to check the virtual monitoring operations Graph Display Area Displays a monitoring graph based on the display settings Update button Updates the changed monitoring thresholds Clicking the button reflects the edited ...

Page 183: ...elected channel group as well as the latest value communication speed and communication success rate of each channel You can select up to two channels to view a graph In the communication success rate column the latest 10 communication results with the devices If the result is not 100 it is indicated in yellow as shown below Display Graph button Displays a graph of the channel selected in the curr...

Page 184: ...vice instead of a difference from the previous value Wireless Device Unit Unidirectional Instantaneous Value Integrated Value Yes N A N A A success rate cannot be calculated due to the communication system no command issued Operation Channel Free Operation Channel N A N A N A Basic Unit Channel N A N A N A Description of Current Value View Areas Latest Value Communication Speed Communication Succe...

Page 185: ...erence A measurement channel specified as energy data in the data type setting of EQ Manager is automatically displayed in a bar graph A measurement channel not specified as energy data is automatically displayed in a line graph ...

Page 186: ...of Display Areas Item Description Graph Type Selection Area Select a type of an integrated bar graph to view A graph is switched based on the selected item Sum A graph of total value of the selected channels is displayed Stacked A stacked bar graph of the selected channels with different colors is displayed Parallel A paralleled side by side bar graph of the selected channels is displayed 総和グラフ 積上...

Page 187: ... in view setting area 1 Display button Clicking this button after specifying the settings displays a graph reflecting the settings Graph Print button Outputs the graph to a printer specified in the computer Graph Image Acquisition button Displays a graph in the graph view area with the settings specified in the setting and selection areas Display Update Interval in Graph Display Screen The graph d...

Page 188: ...e range of horizontal time period for the entire graph is one hour Daily The range of horizontal time period for the entire graph is one day Monthly The range of horizontal time period for the entire graph is one month Graph Display Area Displays a graph of basic unit values and denominator numerator channel values as the original data for the operation Basic Unit Channel Values Line graph Numerat...

Page 189: ...it View Screen A graph in the basic unit view screen shows only the values of the channels registered as a basic unit channel The graph shows summary values for the view period specified in the display period selection area The summary method depends on channel characteristics Summary Method of Measured Data Integrated Value Sum for view period Instantaneous Value Average for display period ...

Page 190: ...l Group Setting Email Notification Setting Periodic Report Setting EQ Project Current EQ project name in EQ100 is displayed Occurred Error Information of a failure and monitoring alarm currently occurring in EQ100 is displayed View Details Instrument Failure Setting Status Error Device Error Communication Error Collecting Process Error Monitoring Alarm EQ100 Information The following settings of E...

Page 191: ...rt settings of EQ100 configured by EQ Manager are displayed View Details Communication Speed Data Length Parity Stop Bits Communication Protocol Email Transmission Setting The following EQ100 as a sender email settings configured by EQ Manager are displayed View Details Email Address SMTP Server Address SMTP Port Number SMTP Authentication Method SMTP Email Account POP Server Address POP Port Numb...

Page 192: ...pecified File Setting The user specified file settings configured by EQ Manager are displayed Email Group Setting By selecting a destination group in Destination Name you can view the email addresses registered in the group and the valid period to send an email View Details Destination group name day of the week transmission transmission time slot start hour transmission time slot end hour registe...

Page 193: ...to the collecting status Setting Stops collecting EQ100 transitions to the setting status Restart Resets EQ100 Clock Setting Area If the time synchronization type is RTC entering date and time and clicking the Execute button configures the EQ100 built in clock Pressing the Set PC CLK button sets the PC s current time to the time setting area Press the Execute button to set SD Card Data Output Area...

Page 194: ...mail address registered in the destination group or not FTP Test Area Allows test transmission to the FTP server Clicking the Test Transfer button transfers test data to the FTP server configured in the FTP transfer setting Shown below is a text file to be sent for the test File Name ftpTestFile Content This file is for FTP transfer test Check that the transferred file was saved in the configured ...

Page 195: ...ine for the available maximum period is displayed right under the area Specify the start and end within this period Output Format Area Specify an output code to save acquired data as a file Shown below are available specifications to change Delimiter A CSV field separator Fixed to comma Encoding The Character code is fixed to UTF 8 Specify whether BOM is attached or not Date Time Column Designatio...

Page 196: ...ldest ones It is recommended that collected data should be saved on an SD card every day on a specified hour even if the collected data are referred to by the Web UI function only The User Specified file is created on RAM Accordingly when the EQ100 is powered off the file is deleted When the internal RAM becomes full the file is also deleted from the oldest one To restore the file acquire it in 24...

Page 197: ...9 Web UI Function 9 24 3 In the Save As dialog box enter a destination to save and click Save Download is completed ...

Page 198: ...ant to download the current EQ project to the computer click Download Updating the firmware You can update the EQ100 firmware Click Browse to specify an update file for the firmware and click Update After updating always restart EQ100 Otherwise the update may not be effective Clearing the previous integrated data You can clear the previous value of measured data stored in EQ100 to calculate an int...

Page 199: ...Web UI Function 9 26 9 14 Help Screen Clicking the Help icon on the screen top displays the Help screen The Help screen shows a link to OMRON s Web page Help Screen Configuration Link to OMRON s Web page ...

Page 200: ... past data Detection of abnormal values by control value view Simultaneous view of production and energy CSV output setting enabling analysis by an external tool This chapter describes basic operations for display and analysis by EQ GraphViewer For detailed steps see EQ Viewer User s Manual 10 1 Basic Operation Steps Shown below are basic operation steps of EQ GraphViewer STEP 1 Connecting to EQ S...

Page 201: ...rver Shown below are steps to connect to the EQ Server Steps 1 On the toolbar click File Connect Server 2 In the Connect Server dialog box enter the IP address of the destination to connect and click Connect 3 The main screen displays a graph of the specified summary data DB ...

Page 202: ...eft of the main screen Channel groups are displayed as folder icons Showing Hiding Channel Tree Area If the channel tree area is not displayed on the toolbar click Disp and select the Disp Channel Tree check box This operation switches showing hiding the channel tree area Deploying Undeploying a Channel A channel view can be deployed and undeployed Clicking deploys the tree view ...

Page 203: ...r the Channel dialog box of Tree Area in Display Setting field Clicking OK hides channel names in the channel tree Checking a Belonging Channel On the Check Belonging Channels screen you can view a list of channels belonging to a channel group 1 Right click a channel group in the channel tree area and select Confirm Channels 2 The Check Belonging Channels screen appears A channel is hidden ...

Page 204: ...graph You can scale up and down the horizontal axis temporal axis by mouse operation 7 Data Type Setting Area Specify a category of data to draw in the graph area for longitudinal axes 1 and 2 respectively 8 Fixed Scale check box Select if the scaling should be automatically changed based on data or fixed to the current one for longitudinal axes 1 and 2 9 Disp Ctrl Value check box Select if the co...

Page 205: ...specified in V Axis 2 is displayed on the right of the graph Reference The unit is specified in Data Type Setting in EQ Manager 2 Select a channel to view In the data type setting area a list of channels of the data type specified in V Axis 1 and V Axis 2 Selecting the Disp check box of a channel to display reflects the channel in the graph area Reference Clicking the V Axis 1 or V Axis 2 button d...

Page 206: ... time setting area You can specify a date time within a range of measurement periods of all channels When you specify a date time out of the measurement period of the displayed channel the graph is not displayed Available display units depend on the setting of view period in the step 3 Shown below are the functions Button Box Function Shows data with the oldest date and time among the periods of t...

Page 207: ...graph of data such as temperature particle and electric current viewed in a line graph 7 Fix the scale Select whether the scale for the axes should be automatically changed based on the viewing data or fix the scale with specified upper and lower limits Select the Fixed Scale check box in the data type setting area Right click the Fixed Scale check box and select Upper Lower Scale Limit Setting Th...

Page 208: ...e The line graph cannot view the image of stacked volume When the integrated quantity such as electric energy or integrated flow rate is tried to be viewed in a bar graph by specifying the Graph type Integrated and Classified a line graph will be selected as Sum graph 10 Displaying cumulative value Placing a checkmark in Disp Cum Value switches to a cumulative view The cumulative view is available...

Page 209: ...the main screen Operation in the main screen Click the Tool icon then select Graph Output For detailed steps see EQ Viewer User s Manual Displayed Data Output 10 5 3 You can print out a graph data displayed on the main screen Operation in the main screen Click the Tool icon then select Data Output For detailed steps see EQ Viewer User s Manual Exporting CSV File 10 5 4 You can output data in a CSV...

Page 210: ...ss and hold the reset button on the EQ100 front end for 1 second or longer A buzzer is sounded and the power of EQ100 is turned on again then activated under the safe mode Under the safe mode the operation status indicator on the EQ100 front end flashes and stays on alternately in three second cycle 3 Connect a LAN cable between the computer and the LAN connection port of EQ100 Configure the compu...

Page 211: ...word EQ Manager Setting Screen You can start up the safe mode while connecting to the EQ100 sub LAN port See below for the settings IP Address 192 168 100 Subnet Mask 255 255 255 0 Default Gateway Setting not required Precautions for Correct Use For specify a number from 2 to 200 or from 202 to 254 You cannot use 0 and 25 Specify an IP address that is not used for EQ100 itself and measurement devi...

Page 212: ...tion of collecting setting monitoring setting and advanced setting Information stored in EQ100 programs failure occurrence information unsent emails unsent FTP information Firmware Update Updates the firmware of the EQ100 After the firmware update EQ100 is under the setting status and the general purpose outputs are OFF The operation settings of EQ100 are succeeded from those before the firmware u...

Page 213: ...ile CSV File No No No Yes Collected Data Not Saved as File No Yes No Yes Event Log Not Saved as File No Yes Yes Yes Information in Programs Yes Yes Yes Yes EQ100 Operation Status No Yes No Yes Previous Integrated Data No Yes No Yes Precautions for Correct Use When you try to open the Web UI screen for the safe mode using the Web browser that opened the Web UI screen under the normal mode the scree...

Page 214: ... information This does not clear collected data and event logs already outputted to internal memory or an SD card See below for operation steps 1 Click Clear in the initial setting 2 On the message prompting process confirmation click OK 3 When the setting information and log data are cleared a message indicating completion of the process appears Click OK ...

Page 215: ...ww fa omron co jp You can view the current firmware version being used on the top page of the Web UI screen under the safe mode See below for operation steps 1 Click Browse in the firmware update The Choose File to Upload dialog box appears 2 Select the firmware update file extension dat and click Open The reference directory appears in the field 3 Click Update ...

Page 216: ...ine tipped screwdriver or other tools to press and hold the reset button on the EQ100 front end for 1 second or longer A buzzer is sounded and EQ100 is reset After the restart the updated firmware is effective Precautions for Correct Use DO NOT turn off the power of EQ100 while updating the firmware until the process is completed Do not operate the Web UI as well Otherwise EQ100 may not run Before...

Page 217: ...ent log files that have been already output as a file are not deleted See below for operation steps 1 Click Clear 2 On the message prompting process confirmation click OK 3 When the event logs are cleared a message indicating completion of the process appears Click OK ...

Page 218: ...ent status a message prompting restart appears Click OK 4 Configure the DIP switch SW10 on the EQ100 front end as OFF 5 Use a very fine screwdriver or other tools to press and hold the reset button on the EQ100 front end for 1 second or longer A buzzer is sounded and EQ100 is reset EQ100 is started with the factory shipment status Precautions for Correct Use Before recovering to the factory shipme...

Page 219: ...ng steps to start up and connect 1 Configure the DIP switch SW10 on the EQ100 front end as OFF 2 Use a very fine screwdriver or other tools to press and hold the reset button on the EQ100 front end for 1 second or longer A buzzer is sounded and EQ100 is reset EQ100 is started under the normal mode RESET Button ...

Page 220: ...s not to use a proxy server 9 1 1 Operating Environment Cannot log in Check the user name and password 9 2 Connecting from Web Browser Forgotten the password Start up the system under the safe mode and change the password the safe mode does not require ID and password 11 Safe Mode Cannot access the safe mode screen Check the 1 1 connection of the computer and EQ100 with a LAN cable 5 5 4 LAN Conne...

Page 221: ...under the root does not comply with case sensitivity as in eq_project or EQ_PROJECT instead of EQ_project Content of the EQ project file in the SD card is illegal The SD card is not properly attached This manual 7 9 2 Writing EQ Project File through SD Card EQ Viewer User s Manual 4 7 EQ100 Operation and Management Failed to write an EQ project or update the firmware through an SD card and normal ...

Page 222: ...e screen check that the destination address should be correct that addresses if any should be delimited by semicolon and that the destination mail server should not deny reception 7 6 3 EQ100 Time Cannot transition to the collecting status Check that the plus and minus wiring should be correct 7 6 5 Configuring RS 485 Communications Port Check that the RS 485 communications settings communication ...

Page 223: ...the same for the same port 7 6 5 Configuring RS 485 Communications Port Check that the terminal resistor should be properly connected 7 6 5 Configuring RS 485 Communications Port Check that a channel has been registered in the EQ project 7 4 4 Channel Registration If a LAN measurement device is connected at 10Mbps replace the hub and or the cable and connect at 100Mbps Operation Manual User s Manu...

Page 224: ...ck the battery connection LAN cable connection ambient temperature SD card insertion and capacity Monitoring Process Error Collecting status Kept A status under which normal monitoring process is not available due to a failure in the collecting status The collecting status is kept Data collecting rate lowered collected data lost data transfer error time synchronization error SD write failure conti...

Page 225: ...settings Setup status continued Waiting for a change of settings in the setup in which most recently the system ran properly No Flashing Yes No No 12 Internal Parameter Error On the safe mode screen clear the setup and stored information Internal parameters are recovered and the system is started up Startup may not be available depending on the corrupt status No Yes No No 16 Clock Failure No Colle...

Page 226: ...temperature that it should be within a range from 10 to 55 C Process is continued while waiting for recovery occurred status is kept even after the setting is changed No Flashing Yes Yes Yes 35 Internal Temperature Error Recovered No Process continued Off Yes Yes Yes 3A SD Card Error Occurred No Card Insert an SD Card Process is continued while waiting for recovery Yes Flashing Yes Yes Yes 3B SD C...

Page 227: ...Error Recovered No Process continued Off Yes No No 69 Email Transmission Error Server Error Check the notification settings Process stopped without redelivery Yes Temporar y Flashing Yes No No 6A SNTP Server Connection Not Available Check the SNTP server settings Process is continued while waiting for recovery Yes Temporar y Flashing Yes No No 6B SNTP Server Connection Recovered No Process continu...

Page 228: ...No No 96 New Registration U pdate of Settings Failed Make sure that the update file should be an EQ project file For performing the operation via an SD card see 7 9 2 Writing EQ Project File through SD Card in this document Flashing Yes No No Collecting Process Error A0 Data collecting Rate Lowered Check the operation and settings of the sensor that cannot measure data on the current value monitor...

Page 229: ...Flashing Yes Yes Yes A9 Time Synchronizati on Error Recovered No Yes Yes Yes AB SD Card Write Error Continued Check the SD card Process is continued while waiting for recovery Yes Flashing Yes Yes Yes AC SD Card Write Error Recovered No Yes Yes Yes AE Email Transmission Error Continued Check the notification settings Process is continued while waiting for recovery For an item with delayed notifica...

Page 230: ... error Process is continued while waiting for recovery Old data are overwritten and new data are saved Yes Flashing Yes Yes Yes B3 Collecting Failure Recovered No Process continued Yes Yes Yes Warning C0 Low on SD Card Free Space A free space of the SD card is low Replace the SD card Process is continued while waiting for recovery Yes Flashing Yes Yes Yes C1 Low on SD Card Free Space Recovered No ...

Page 231: ...ual 4 6 Creating EQ100 Project Calculate a basic unit as a measurement channel On EQ Manager select Advanced Setting Operation Channel Registration Basic Unit Channel This manual 7 4 5 Operation Channel Setting EQ Viewer User s Manual 4 6 Creating EQ100 Project Perform an arithmetic operation of a measurement channel to create another virtual measurement channel On EQ Manager select Advanced Setti...

Page 232: ...Q project and write to EQ100 Add a new measurement device or change the connection Perform communication test Start collecting This manual 7 EQ100 Settings 8 Communication Test and Collecting Start EQ Viewer User s Manual 4 6 Creating EQ100 Project 4 7 EQ100 Operations Add or change a measurement device newly supported by EQ Manager and start collecting Update EQ Manager and perform the above step...

Page 233: ... Test Operation by EQ Manager Status of Each Measurement Channel On the Web UI screen select Current Value Monitor This manual 9 5 Simple Graph View Current Value Monitor Inhibit collecting start by the RUN STOP button on the EQ100 front end Configure the DIP switch SW9 as ON on the EQ100 front end This manual 2 1 3 Button Start up in the safe mode Configure the DIP switch SW10 as ON on the EQ100 ...

Page 234: ... specify a duration and others and run Acquire Using EQ GraphViewer Use a computer EQ GraphViewer to read data collected from measurement devices by EQ100 via LAN Use EQ Manager to create an EQ Server Project In Collecting Setting add a target EQ100 and specify IP address and collecting interval Write the configured EQ server project to the EQ server For EQ Manager Start collecting select Logger m...

Page 235: ... data files hourly in the EQ100 internal memory to an FTP server once a day in a specified hour On EQ Manager select Advanced Setting Network Setting FTP Transfer Setting This manual 7 7 5 FTP Transfer of Collected Data EQ Viewer User s Manual 4 6 EQ100 Project Creation ...

Page 236: ... one SD card for them Are multiple SD cards required to configure multiple EQ100s No You can use one SD card for multiple EQ100s by rewriting EQ project in the SD card Can an SDXC card be used No The exFAT format is not supported Web UI Function Only Internet Explorer 8 9 10 are the supported browsers Can other browser view the Web UI screen Other browser may view the screen but are not guaranteed...

Page 237: ...le Output Can collected data files for one day be outputted together Yes Use the Web UI function Data Acquisition menu Note that file output on a daily basis is not available for an SD card attached to EQ100 One collected data file is outputted to an SD card once an hour How many event logs can be viewed Up to 640 logs When exceeded older logs are overwritten by new ones from the oldest one Output...

Page 238: ...om EQ100 The EQ project is modified to delete the channel for the measurement device 1 When a graph view is displayed on the Web UI screen In the duration A a graph for each channel of the measurement devices 1 and 2 can be viewed In the duration B a graph for each channel of the measurement devices 1 to 3 can be viewed Note that value of the channel for the measurement device 3 is 0 if the view d...

Page 239: ... as that of the failed measurement device In such a case you do not need to register a new measurement device to the EQ project Note that the settings of the measurement devices failed and to be replaced must be the same Precautions for Correct Use If integrated values are measured always clear the previous values of integrated data before starting data collecting Otherwise integrated data cannot ...

Page 240: ... If the time is changed from current to past while past data 1 and 2 are stored the past data 2 is overwritten by new data 1 Changing the time from current to future Current Time Past Data 1 Past Data 2 Missing New Data 1 If the time is changed from current to future while past data 1 and 2 are stored collected data between the past data 2 and the new data 1 is lost Measured Measured Measured Meas...

Page 241: ...rowser mode to Internet Explorer 8 Compatibility View 3 Set the document mode to Internet Explorer 8 Standards Reference Shown below are relations between browser document modes of Internet Explorer 8 and Web UI screen view Web UI screen Yes Normal view No Abnormal view N A Unselectable Browser Mode Document Mode Quirks Mode Internet Explorer 7 Standards Internet Explorer 8 Standards Internet Expl...

Page 242: ...rt Number Upper Level Communications Lower Level Communications CompoWay F RS 485 N A N A Yes EPC Communication Protocol LAN 2323 N A Yes WZ Communication Protocol LAN 16000 N A Yes FINS LAN 9600 N A Yes EQUO LINK LAN 4211 Yes N A HTTP LAN 80 Yes N A SNTP LAN 123 Yes N A SMTP LAN 25 Yes N A FTP LAN 21 Yes N A POP3 LAN 110 Yes N A ...

Page 243: ...ystem file for EQ100 operation or SD card output event_log Event log file save This folder stores event log files by EQ100 operation project Project file export destination This folder stores project files by EQ100 operation binlog Measured data SD backup folder This folder is created if the SD card output is configured Data over one week is referred by using the data in this folder The file forma...

Page 244: ...model version operation mode measurement mode channels LF CH0 measurement type UPPER upper limit LOWER lower limit SCALE scaling value SUMMARY_TYPE summary type LF CH1 measurement type UPPER upper limit LOWER lower limit SCALE scaling value SUMMARY_TYPE summary type LF CH2 measurement type UPPER upper limit LOWER lower limit SCALE scaling value SUMMARY_TYPE summary type LF SAMPLING sampling interv...

Page 245: ...g viewed n repeat count of the number of channel A timestamp of each data outputted in a CSV file collected data file is based on a device with the shortest cycle among the measurement channels A measured value is collected for a channel that successfully collected data A blank is collected for a measured value of the time not included in the measurement target For a measured value not collected d...

Page 246: ...ng date time columns 1 Output in three columns DATE TIME MESC 2011 06 06 00 00 00 000 2 Output in two columns DATE TIME 2011 06 06 00 00 00 3 Output in one column DATETIME 2011 06 06 00 00 00 Shown below is a specific example e g The date time is in 3 column format Channel 1 Channel name Electric energy 1 Unit kWh Data type name Electric energy 1 minute cycle Channel 2 Channel name Electric energy...

Page 247: ... graph being viewed Format hh mm ss Note that 00 is outputted if a time value is smaller than the view duration For example if a graph is displayed for days summarized on a 30 minute basis only 00 and 30 are outputted for minute unit and 00 fixed for second unit Millisecond Information of millisecond of the graph being viewed 000 fixed The value is 000 fixed If a date output is specified as one co...

Page 248: ...d from the oldest one Event Log File Format File name event_log_ SNC ID _ YYYYMMDDHHMMSS csv File format CSV UTF 8 No BOM code LF linefeed If the language is configured as Japanese shift jis and CRLF linefeed Component 900001 SNC ID DATE TIME CODE DATA Label DATE TIME CODE DATA 2010 05 01 01 13 27 30 005006 Abnormal battery voltage occurred Open the top cover and replace the battery within 5 minut...

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Page 250: ...hout prior written permission from group php net You may indicate that your software works in conjunction with PHP by saying Foo for PHP instead of calling it PHP Foo or phpfoo 5 The PHP Group may publish revised and or new versions of the license from time to time Each version will be given a distinguishing version number Once covered code has been published under a particular version of the lice...

Page 251: ...p can be contacted via Email at group php net For more information on the PHP Group and the PHP project please see http www php net This product includes the Zend Engine freely available at http www zend com ntpd Copyright c David L Mills 1992 2006 Permission to use copy modify and distribute this software and its documentation for any purpose with or without fee is hereby granted provided that th...

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Page 254: ...edistribute it and or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License see the file COPYING as published by the Free Software Foundation either version 3 of the License or at your option any later version ProFTPD ProFTPD FTP server daemon Copyright c 1997 1998 Public Flood Software Copyright c 1999 2000 MacGyver aka Habeeb J Dihu macgyver tos net Copyright c 2001 2011 The ProFTPD Projec...

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