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Chapter 7 PL Monitoring Features

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7.4

Monitoring the PL Status from the Server

The Remote RAS feature uses the Pro-Server EX (optional) or the Pro-face’s Pro-Server with Pro-Studio

(optional) installed in the host PC to monitor and control the System Monitor/RAS feature of the PL.

The Pro-Server EX Ver. 1.20 or higher or the Pro-Server with Pro-Studio Ver.3.12 or higher is required to use

the Remote RAS feature. When using this feature, refer to the installation guides provided with the Pro-Server

as well as this manual.

7.4.1

System Configuration

The system employing this feature is configured as illustrated below.

Server PC

Client PL

Ethernet

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y feature

Pro-Server EX Ver. 1.20 or higher
Pro-Server with Pro-Studio Ver.3.12 or higher
Remote RAS Server Program (IPC_RAS.npj)

User Application

[System Monitor/RAS Feature]

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SystemMonitor.exe

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System Monitor Property

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Ioctl.dll

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Smonras.dll

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Blioctl.dll

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Sysmon.sys

Summary of Contents for PL-6930-T41

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Page 2: ...trademarks of their respective owners 2006 Digital Electronics Corporation All rights reserved NOTICE 1 Copying this manual s contents either in whole or in part is prohibited without the express perm...

Page 3: ...cause unexpected output signals leading to a serious accident Be sure to design all important machine operation switches so they are operated via a separate control system and not via the PL Do not c...

Page 4: ...it s Backlight Control is not set and the screen has gone blank your backlight is burned out 2 If the PL unit s Backlight Control is set to Standby Mode and the screen has gone blank and touching the...

Page 5: ...damaged or lost When the product is disposed of it should be done so according to your country s regulations for similar types of industrial waste Do not press on the PL unit s display with excessive...

Page 6: ...to display the same screen image for a long period of time Change the screen image periodically and try to not display the same image for a long period of time Do not operate or store the PL where che...

Page 7: ...mplish a given task Be sure to follow these steps in the order they are written 1 Indicates useful or important supplemental information Indicates pages containing related information PL X930 Series I...

Page 8: ...missing please contact your local PL distributor immediately The power cord for PL is designed only for AC100V use Under other voltage situation you should use a different cord in conformity with the...

Page 9: ...ouch Panel Standard equipment with the PL is a high resolution 1024 x 1024 touch panel and the mouse emulation utility provides mouse like functionality and pointer control Easy Front Panel Installati...

Page 10: ...d operate the PL with its front panel facing outwards If the PL is mounted so as to cool itself naturally be sure to install it in a vertical panel Also insure that the PL is mounted at least 50 mm aw...

Page 11: ...s 2 2 2 1 1 PL 6930 Series General Specifications 2 2 2 1 2 PL 7930 Series General Specifications 2 4 2 2 Performance Specifications 2 6 2 2 1 PL 6930 Performance Specifications 2 6 2 2 2 PL 7930 Perf...

Page 12: ...4 2 4 1 1 Installation Procedures 4 2 4 2 Wiring 4 7 4 2 1 Connecting the Power cord 4 7 4 2 2 Connecting the Power Supply 4 10 4 2 3 Grounding Precaution 4 11 4 2 4 I O Signal Line Placement Precauti...

Page 13: ...nitoring the PL Status from the Server 7 17 7 4 1 System Configuration 7 17 7 4 2 Setting Up the Client PL 7 18 7 4 3 Setting Up the Server PC 7 19 7 4 4 Reading Writing the Status of the System Monit...

Page 14: ...1 Prior to Operating the PL Unit 2 System Design 3 Accessories 4 Part Names and Functions This chapter describes peripheral devices that can be connected to PL Series units along with the name and fun...

Page 15: ...es Connect the PL unit s power cord to AC Intercon nection and turn the power switch ON Configure the PL unit s BIOS Setup an OS for the PL Visit the download page at the Otasuke Pro site URL http www...

Page 16: ...connection used the OS types that can be used will vary Touch Panel Changeover Switch The switch changes the switch placed on the board inside of the unit to a state of COM4 See the following for the...

Page 17: ...ved Reserved Do not change the initial setting 3 Sets up an output of the USB control signals RAS DOUT2 if needed Output mode for UPS Shutdown Normal Output RAS DOUT2 is the only for the UPS control o...

Page 18: ...ws has been shut down and the power is provided only for the electric circuit to boot system This Soft OFF State is different from what is System Standby set by Windows Power State Screen of PL Power...

Page 19: ...for COM2 COM3 ISA board commercial type PCI board commercial type DIM Module 1 Hub commercial type Graphic Operation Panel for GP series Commercial or Conventional products 4SLOT type 3 PORT 2SLOT typ...

Page 20: ...C RS 485 Converting Unit PL RC500 RS232C a converting unit for RS485 When used it should be placed on COM2 or COM3 Screen Protection Sheet PL CS100 Disposable sheet that protects the PL unit s screen...

Page 21: ...astener CA3 ATFALL 01 Used to install the PL into a solid panel 4 set x 2 for PL 6930 Series 4 set x 3 for PL 7930 Series Installation Gasket PL6900 WP00 PL 6930 Series Provides dust and moisture resi...

Page 22: ...are Reset Switch RESET E USB Connector USB USB 2 0 compatible devices can be connected here F RS 232C Connector COM1 COM2COM3 COM4 These RS 232C interfaces D sub 9 pin male connectors allow communicat...

Page 23: ...ansion slot0 and the expansion slot1 Q PCMCIA CARD BUS slot Available to use a commercial PCMCIA card CARD BUS CARD BUS excepts functions of ZOOMED VIDEO SOUND however R Half Cover S Fan Cover For the...

Page 24: ...nication method can be changed by USB or COM4 W Main Memory X Internal Battery Refer to the following to know how to uninstall the rear maintenance cover SEE 1 1 1 Setting Up the Touch Panel Connec ti...

Page 25: ...PL 6930 PL 7930 Series User Manual 1 12 Memo...

Page 26: ...1 General Specifications 2 Performance Specifications 3 Interface Specifications 4 Dimensions This chapter describes the general functional and interface specifications of the PL as well as its part...

Page 27: ...5 C to 50 C No HDD 0 C to 50 C Storage Temperature 10 C to 60 C Wet bulb temperature Maximum 29 C Ambient Humidity 10 RH Relative Humidity to 85 RH Wet bulb temperature 29 C max no condensation Storag...

Page 28: ...n in the specification Even though the PL unit s level of resistance is equivalent to these standards oils that should have no effect on the PL can possibly harm the unit This can occur in areas where...

Page 29: ...HDD 0 C to 50 C Storage Temperature 10 C to 60 C Wet bulb temperature Maximum 29 C Ambient Humidity 10 RH Relative Humidity to 85 RH Wet bulb temperature 29 C max no condensation Storage Humidity 10...

Page 30: ...in the specification Even though the PL unit s level of re sistance is equivalent to these standards oils that should have no effect on the PL can possi bly harm the unit This can occur in areas where...

Page 31: ...9 pin plug MALE 5V RI switching available COM4 D SUB 9 pin plug MALE USB USB2 0 Support for HI SPEED 480M bps The number of ports Front 1 Side 2 Power supply voltage 5V DC 5 Output current 500mA max T...

Page 32: ...n Type 12 inch SVGA TFT color LCD Resolution W800 x H600 dots SVGA Dot pitch W0 3mm 0 01in x H0 3mm 0 01in Effective Display Area W246 0mm 9 69in x H184 5mm 7 26in Color Shade level 260 000 colors Bac...

Page 33: ...utput Voltage DC5V DC12V DC3 3V 1 1 Only PCI SLOT supports this output voltage DC 5V 2 2 Only ISA SLOT supports this output voltage DC 12V Current Consumption 4 0A 1 0A 1 5A 0 1A 0 1A PL 6931 2 SLOT t...

Page 34: ...r HI SPEED 480M bps The number of ports Front 1 Side 2 Power supply voltage 5V DC 5 Output current 500mA max The maximum communication distance 5m RAS D SUB 25PIN MALE 5DATA IN 4DATA OUT Including Res...

Page 35: ...GA Dot pitch W0 3mm 0 01in x H0 3mm 0 01in Effective Display Area W304 1mm 11 97in x H228 1mm 8 98in Color Shade level 260 000 colors Backlight CFL Compact Fluorescent Lamp 2 color light system Bright...

Page 36: ...Voltage DC5V DC12V DC3 3V 1 1 Only PCI SLOT supports this output voltage DC 5V 2 2 Only ISA SLOT supports this output voltage DC 12V Current Consumption 4 0A 1 0A 1 5A 0 1A 0 1A PL 7931 2 SLOT type S...

Page 37: ...rcuit Inside the PL unit the SG Signal Ground and FG Frame Ground terminals are connected If you connect an external device to the PL using the SG terminal make sure that no short circuit loops are fo...

Page 38: ...the memory slot cover Magnified image The factory setting of both ports is RI SEE 3 1 1 Uninstalling the Rear Maintenance Cover page3 2 When you switch the RI 5V changeover switch you must turn off t...

Page 39: ...OUT2 UPS Shutdown Data Output 2 UPS Shutdown 8 DOUT2 UPS Shutdown Data Output 2 UPS Shutdown 9 DOUT0 Data Output 0 10 DOUT0 Data Output 0 11 RST Reset Input 12 DIN0 Data Input 0 13 DIN1 Data Input 1 1...

Page 40: ...to10mA INNER RESISTOR 3 6k 1 10W INSULATION Greater than or equal to 500V SINK SOURCE INPUT Correspondence OUTPUT VOLTAGE RANGE DC24V OUTPUT CURRENT Lower than or equal to 120mA INSULATION Greater tha...

Page 41: ...1 PL 6930 External Dimensions Unit mm in Dimensions with installation fasteners 330 12 99 346 13 62 287 11 30 13 0 51 170 6 69 271 10 67 Top Side Front 236 9 29 342 13 46 352 13 86 293 11 54 10 0 39 2...

Page 42: ...ernal Dimensions Unit mm in Dimensions with installation fasteners 330 12 99 346 13 62 287 11 30 13 0 51 123 4 84 271 10 67 Front Side Top 10 0 39 264 10 39 352 13 86 293 11 54 8 0 31 236 9 29 342 13...

Page 43: ...m in Dimensions with installation fasteners 374 14 72 325 12 80 359 14 13 13 0 51 180 7 09 310 12 20 Top Side Bottom 11 0 43 264 10 39 371 14 61 26 1 02 120 4 72 108 4 25 30 1 18 142 5 59 147 5 79 381...

Page 44: ...Dimensions with installation fasteners 374 14 72 325 12 80 359 14 13 13 0 51 134 5 28 310 12 20 Top Front Side 381 15 00 332 13 07 26 1 02 120 4 72 108 4 25 11 0 43 264 10 39 371 14 61 30 1 18 142 5...

Page 45: ...2 4 5 Dimensions attached RS 232C RS 485 exchangeable unit PL 6930 PL 6931 90 3 54 31 1 22 55 2 17 60 2 36 Unit mm in Except for protrudent objects and cable parts Top Side Bottom Front 60 2 36 90 3 5...

Page 46: ...r 2 Specifications 2 21 PL 7930 PL 7931 120 4 72 60 2 36 31 1 22 55 2 17 Unit mm in Except for protrudent objects and cable parts Top Side Front Bottom 60 2 36 120 4 72 31 1 22 55 2 17 Top Side Front...

Page 47: ...7930 Series User Manual 2 22 2 4 6 Dimensions with a full sized board cover PL 6930 series The figure shows a PL 6931 model PL 7930 series The figure shows a PL 7930 model 54 2 13 Unit mm in 55 2 17...

Page 48: ...on board and PL s full sized cover can not be attached prior to installing the PL into a panel When using a full sized expansion board be sure to check its dimensions and shape since they will affect...

Page 49: ...n operation panel s door etc can move i e open or close due consider ation should be given to the PL s weight To insure that the PL s water resistance is maintained be sure to install the PL into a pa...

Page 50: ...Chapter 2 Specifications 2 25 2 4 8 Installation Fasteners Unit mm in 11 0 43 16 0 63 M6 10 0 39 16 6 0 65 31 1 22...

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Page 52: ...ion 1 Installing optional units expansion boards 2 Installing Uninstalling PCMCIA Cards 3 Installing USB Cable Clamp This chapter shows how to install the unit and expansion board to the PL and to ins...

Page 53: ...m Be sure to confirm that power is not supplied to the PL unit before installing or removing any optional units DIM module CF cards or Expansion boards PCI ISA boards Failure to do so can result in an...

Page 54: ...3 2 Unscrew the five 5 attachment screws of the rear maintenance cover in place 3 Remove the rear maintenance cover 4 Lift up slightly the hooks of the half cover and remove it from the unit Rear Mai...

Page 55: ...PL unit on a horizontal place as its screen side could face to the bottom 2 Unscrew the four 4 attachment screws of the rear maintenance cover and the half cover in place 3 Remove the rear maintenanc...

Page 56: ...odule in the connector at a tilt then push it all the way Next push it down until it can engage tightly with the stopper 3 Return both of the rear maintenance cover and half cover to the unit Screw th...

Page 57: ...with the guideways Be sure you do not damage the unit 4 Fix the unit in place with its two 2 attachment screws The HDD units and CF card units are precision instruments Be sure not to jar or shake th...

Page 58: ...HDD CF card unit must be Master as the first disk To do failure so it may cause malfunction Slave Setting for use as slave Master Setting for use as Master PL HD240 Slave Setting for use as slave Mas...

Page 59: ...ne screw of the blank panel then uninstall the panel 3 Remove the dust cover from the expansion slot and insert the expansion board there 4 Fix the steel plate by the attachment of the expansion board...

Page 60: ...attachment bracket for the rear face to the PL unit using the two 2 attachment screws The torque should be 0 5 to 0 6N m If you want to use the HDD CF card unit in the Expansion Slot1 together with t...

Page 61: ...r are correctly aligned Do not con nect anything to the DC INPUT Connector Insert firmly both sides of parts which are marked with thick circles salients and holes on the above Make sure that the cabl...

Page 62: ...the four 4 attachment screws The torque should be 0 5 to 0 6N m Place the cable in the space between the PSS CD01 and the PL unit When using the HDD CF Card unit within the Expansion Slot 1 for PL X9...

Page 63: ...er and then remove the cover 2 Unscrew two 2 attachment screws of the Expansion Slot1 cover and then remove the cover 3 Secure the attachment bracket for the rear face to the PL unit using the two 2 a...

Page 64: ...o confirm that the Cable s 1 pin mark and the connector are correctly aligned Do not any thing connect to the DC INPUT Connector Make sure that the cable is securely plugged into the connector before...

Page 65: ...four 4 attachment screws The torque should be 0 5 to 0 6N m Place the cable in the space between the PSS CD01 and the PL unit When using the HDD CF Card unit within the Expansion Slot 1 for PL X931 Se...

Page 66: ...IA cover to the unit and then drive the screws to fix the cover If your PC card is a cable attachment type you should consider an effective prevention measure that the installing of the cable does not...

Page 67: ...and clamp makes the USB cable firmly fasten This installation prevents the USB plug from falling out of the unit 1 Install the bracket in the USB interface side of the unit 2 Plug the USB cable into t...

Page 68: ...4 1 4 Installation and Wiring 1 Installing the PL unit 2 Wiring This chapter shows how to install the PL unit and to care the wiring method...

Page 69: ...nstallation gasket and the installation fasteners are required when installing the PL SEE 8 4 Replacing the Installation Gasket page8 5 Before installing the PL into a cabinet or panel check that the...

Page 70: ...l s thickness based on the level of panel strength required For easier maintenance operation and improved ventilation be sure to install the PL at least 50 mm 1 97 in away from adjacent structures and...

Page 71: ...t or enclosure s internal temperature Be sure that heat from surrounding equipment does not cause the PL to exceed its standard operating temperature When installing the PL in a slanted panel the pane...

Page 72: ...nto the panel cut as shown 2 Insert the installation fasteners into the PL insertion slots on the left right top and bottom of the unit 8 slots for PL 6930 Series and 12 slots for PL 7930 Series Insta...

Page 73: ...k until it is flush with the rear of the attachment hole 4 Use a Phillips screwdriver to tighten each fastener screw and secure the PL in place Tightening the screws with too much force can damage the...

Page 74: ...turned OFF via a breaker or similar unit The PL is designed to use AC100V 240V input Supplying a power voltage other than that specified will damage the power source and the PL unit When the FG termin...

Page 75: ...When using the Strand Wire if the Conductor s end individual wires are not twisted correctly the end wires may either short against each other or against an electrode Recommended Tool SZS 0 6X3 5 1205...

Page 76: ...d the cable is fixed 4 Insert the power plug into the socket of the PL then screw both of the minus screws to fix The torque required to tighten these screws is 0 5N m to 0 6N m To prevent the possibi...

Page 77: ...lose to main circuit lines high voltage high current or input output signal lines Connect a lightening surge absorber as shown in the diagram to deal with power surges To avoid excess noise make the p...

Page 78: ...machine breakdown Check that the grounding resistance is 100 or less FG and SG terminals are internally connected in the PL When connecting an external device to the PL using the SG terminal be sure t...

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Page 80: ...5 1 5 System Setup 1 Setup Procedures 2 System Parameters This chapter explains how to enter the PL system settings as well as the cautions required both before and during set up...

Page 81: ...A setting screen of each system will be displayed 5 To use the arrow keys move up and down the cursor to select an item of the system then confirm it by the Enter key Now you can set up the item you...

Page 82: ...9 00 System Date Shows the date which the PL currently recognizes Set a proper date for the PL by the and keys Primary Master Primary Slave Secondary Master Secondary Slave Displays the name of device...

Page 83: ...ected to the unit Maximum Capacity Shows the maximum capacity of the disk connected to the unit Multi Sector Transfers Specifies the number of sectors per block which are transferred to the memory Whe...

Page 84: ...g is displayed In other cases select from Standard Fast PIO 1 Fast PIO 2 Fast PIO 3 Fast PIO 4 FPIO 3 DMA 1 or FPIO 4 DMA 2 Ultra DMA Mode Specifies a Ultra DMA mode for the Hard drive When the type i...

Page 85: ...system boots up next time The choice is Yes or No and the factory default setting is No Large Disk Access Mode When you use UNIX or NetWare for OS the setting should be Other The choice is DOS or Othe...

Page 86: ...e S1 With this action the selecting state will be enabled The factory default setting is None Legacy USB Support Specifies an enabled disabled state for the USB when the USB keyboard etc is used under...

Page 87: ...is Disabled Clear CMOS Data Area Specifies whether you need to Clear CMOS Data Area The choice is Enabled or Disabled The factory default setting is Disabled Power On Delay Specifies whether the syste...

Page 88: ...eeds to be used This parameter is displayed only when memory with the ECC function is used Select from ECC or Dis abled The factory default setting is Disabled ECC Error Type Specifies the interruptio...

Page 89: ...r Key so that the next screen will be displayed DDR Speed Specifies the clock frequency for the memory Active to Precharge delay Specifies the timing of DRAM Precharge processing SDRAM RAS to CAS Late...

Page 90: ...disabled state for the COM2 Select from Disabled or Enabled The factory default setting is Enabled In addition the factory default setting for Base I O Address is 2F8 and for Interrupt is IRQ 3 On bo...

Page 91: ...for the keyboard s click sound Select Enabled or Disabled The factory default setting is Disabled Keyboard auto repeat rate Specifies the figures of how many times a key can input letters while being...

Page 92: ...Specifies the cache set up for the VIDEO BIOS area The choice is uncached or Write Protect The factory default setting is Write Protect Cache Base 0 512k Specifies the cache set up for the Base Memor...

Page 93: ...re only available Write Through Write Protect or Write Back The factory default setting is as follows A000 AFFF Disabled B000 BFFF Disabled C800 CBFF Write Protect VIDEO Memory CC00 CFFF Write Protect...

Page 94: ...NP ISA IRQ Resource Exclusion Point the cursor to the PCI PNP ISA IRQ Resource Exclusion and press the Enter Key so that you can go to the ISA IRQ set up screen PCI IRQ line 1 to 8 Specifies the Inter...

Page 95: ...to the PCI PNP ISA IRQ Resource Exclusion on the PCI Configuration screen and press the Enter Key so that the next screen will be displayed IRQ3 4 5 7 10 11 Specifies the IRQ which is allocated to th...

Page 96: ...h event logs are written Full is shown when the area is full and Space Available is shown when the area is not full View DMI event log Point the cursor to View DMI event log and press the Enter Key to...

Page 97: ...PL 6930 PL 7930 Series User Manual 5 18 Clear all DMI event logs Specifies whether all the recorded DMI event logs need to be deleted Select from Yes or No The factory default setting is No...

Page 98: ...u can go to the MCH set up screen Video Intel IGD Control Sub Menu Point the cursor to the Video Intel IGD Control Sub Menu on the Intel screen and press the Enter Key so that you can go to the set up...

Page 99: ...b Menu on the Intel screen and press the Enter Key so that you can go to the APM set up screen If you use APM OS you are requested to set up this configuration Workaround Control Sub Menu Point the cu...

Page 100: ...he processor s power state Select from Disabled or C States Only The factory default setting is C States Only and the default should be applied when using Thermal Control Circuit This is a function th...

Page 101: ...l screen and press the Enter Key so that this screen will be displayed MCH Power Management Sub Menu Goes to the Chipset set up screen DDR ECC Operation Specifies whether you use ECC memory or not The...

Page 102: ...screen will be displayed Chipset Thermal Throttling Specifies a thermal throttle a system to prevent a themorunway for chipset The choice is Enabled or Disabled The factory default setting is Enabled...

Page 103: ...rsor to the Video Intel IGD Control Sub Menu on the Intel screen and press the Enter Key so that this screen will be displayed IGD Memory Size Specifies an allocation capacity for the Video Memory Sel...

Page 104: ...p Specifies whether the CPU needs power saving The choice is Enabled or Disabled The factory default setting is Enabled Deeper Sleep in S1M Specifies whether the CPU needs power saving in the Standby...

Page 105: ...Enabled IDE Device 31 Function 1 Specifies an enabled disabled state for the IDE device The choice is Enabled or Disabled The factory default setting is Enabled AC97A Device 31 Function 5 Specifies a...

Page 106: ...hat this screen will be displayed ACPI IO APIC Mode Specifies an enabled disabled state for the APIC The choice is Enabled or Disabled The factory default setting is Enabled HPET High Performance Even...

Page 107: ...he cursor to the APM Control Sub Menu on the Intel screen and press the Enter Key so that this screen will be displayed CX Status Specifies whether you use a power saving state when using APM OS The c...

Page 108: ...trol Sub Menu Point the cursor to the Workaround Control Sub Menu on the Intel screen and press the Enter Key so that this screen will be displayed C3 APIC Workaround Select from Enabled Auto or Disab...

Page 109: ...tting with a User Password is not allowed Set Supervisor Password Set User Password Specifies a password When any password is not needed do not input any values in the new password setting and press j...

Page 110: ...order Specifies the order of the boot up devices The factory default settings are as follows 1 IDE 0 Primary Master Device 2 IDE 1 Primary Slave Device 3 IDE 2 Secondary Master Device 4 IDE 3 Seconda...

Page 111: ...7930 Series User Manual 5 32 Exluded from boot order Other USB Other USB media PCI LAN LAN 1 10 100Base Ether PXE Boot ROM PCI LAN LAN 2 GigaBit Ether PXE Boot ROM PCI SCSI PCI SCSI Board PCI Other P...

Page 112: ...OT saved but the setting procedure is ended Load Setup Defaults Point the cursor to the Load Setup Defaults on the Exit screen and press the Enter Key all of the current configuration is back to the f...

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Page 114: ...6 1 6 Setting Up Software 1 Setting Up Your PL Unit 2 Installing Drivers 3 Special Application Program Features 4 Cautions When Using Windows 2000 Windows XP...

Page 115: ...D unit with no pre installed OS After that you will need to set up a variety of system information Set up this information so that the system recognizes the newly installed hard disk drive For detaile...

Page 116: ...e may change depending on the type of OS installed When you set up the PL unit s utility software you will find the Hardware control driver Sysmon sys in your PL hard disk s system folder Proface Api...

Page 117: ...n method refer to the Installation Guide that comes with the HDD unit with the pre installed OS Setting Up the PL Unit s System Information If your PL unit does not have a pre installed HDD you will n...

Page 118: ...d on that drive are as fol lows The contents of the hard disk shown above may change depending on the type of OS installed In your PL hard disk s system folder you will find the Hardware control drive...

Page 119: ...driver version Follow the instructions given on the screen to install the driver C Proface Audio WDM_A exe Installing the Chipset Driver Use the following explanation to install the Chipset driver in...

Page 120: ...o DMC Corporation Mouse Emulation Software TSC 1310D DD Software License Agreement beforehand 2 Start C Proface UPDD Setup exe file 3 Follow the instructions given on the screen to install the Touch P...

Page 121: ...ure Ioctl dll This Ioctl dll file provides a dynamic link library that allows User created applications to utilize the PL 6930 PL 7930 series System BIOS RAS feature This file should be in the same fo...

Page 122: ...ails refer to the following Monitor Parameter Setting Program System Monitor Property For details refer to the following System File Sysmon sys This system file allows use of the RAS and System Monito...

Page 123: ...en you use Windows 2000 click the Control Panel s Backlight Brightness icon and when you use Windows XP click the Backlight Brightness icon of the Control Panel s Appearance and Themes The default set...

Page 124: ...assword When using Windows XP 1 Select Run from the Start screen 2 Enter Control userpasswords2 and click OK button 3 Deselect the User must enter the user name and password to use this computer check...

Page 125: ...Proface Setup I386 6 4 4 Changing to the NTFS File System If your OS is formatted with the Windows DOS compatible file system FAT32 it can be converted to the NTFS file system To convert to the NTFS...

Page 126: ...Monitoring Features 1 RAS Features 2 Monitoring the PL Status 3 Checking the Error Log List 4 Restarting Shutting down the PL from the Server This chapter describes various ways to monitor the status...

Page 127: ...dition you can use the included dynamic link library API DLL to access the RAS features from user created applications Alarm Monitoring Power Voltage Alarm Cooling Fan RPM Alarm Internal Temperature A...

Page 128: ...Alarm Power Alarm Fan Alarm Internal Temperature Alarm Output Settings Watchdog Timer Value Settings Watchdog Reset Enable Disable Settings Popup Message OS Shutdown User Application System Monitorin...

Page 129: ...in programmable timer and by periodically clearing the count value from the CPU Errors are detected when the clearing of the count value from the CPU stops which will cause a timer overflow Use the S...

Page 130: ...ture System Shutdown This feature shuts down the PL unit s OS System Monitor Property is used to enable or disable this feature System Reset This feature resets the system when the Watchdog Timer reac...

Page 131: ...to enable or disable this feature Input Voltage DC12V to DC24V Input Current 7mA Operating Voltage ON voltage 9V min OFF voltage 3V max Isolation Method Via photocoupler General Purpose Signal Input...

Page 132: ...rrent 100mA point Maximum Voltage Drop between Terminals 1 5V at 100mA load current Isolation Method Via photocoupler Be sure to operate the unit within its maximum load current If the maximum load cu...

Page 133: ...beep as an alarm Cannot be set up when a checkmark is put in the OS Shutdown checkbox Pop up Message Displays error messages as pop up messages The monitoring item and description of the error are dis...

Page 134: ...Administrator Authentication is required for executing SMART Monitoring When a user who does not have the administrator authentication logs in nothing is displayed in the item of SMART System Monitor...

Page 135: ...layed To see the status of each item select the corresponding tab When an error occurs the color of the tab changes The System Monitor screen displays the status of the monitoring items of FAN TEMP VO...

Page 136: ...Minimizes the System Monitor into the icon display Close Closes the System Monitor The Error Action is performed only one time when an error is detected for each monitoring item When the buzzer featu...

Page 137: ...VOLT VcoreA Power Supply Error Voltage VcoreB VOLT VcoreB Power Supply Error Voltage 3 3V VOLT 3 3V Power Supply Error Voltage 5 0V VOLT 5 0V Power Supply Error Voltage 12 0V VOLT 12V Power Supply Er...

Page 138: ...Shutdown Confirmation Message System Monitor Property Screen Shutdown Confirmation Message The messages displayed on the pop up message output screen can be modified on the System Monitor Property scr...

Page 139: ...r Message Display 1 Start the Control Panel the Administrative Tools the Event Viewer and select the System Log 2 Select the System Monitor s error and click the Properties icon When the Event Propert...

Page 140: ...U FAN FAN CPU Error has occurred System FAN FAN System Error has occurred Temperature CPU TEMP CPU Error has occurred Temperature System TEMP System Error has occurred Temperature System2 TEMP System2...

Page 141: ...tion Error Message Buzzer Buzzer has sounded because of error Popup Message Popup Message has been shown because of error OS Shutdown Window has been shut down because of error DOUT0 DOUT0 has output...

Page 142: ...3 12 or higher is required to use the Remote RAS feature When using this feature refer to the installation guides provided with the Pro Server as well as this manual 7 4 1 System Configuration The sy...

Page 143: ...g of a fixed IP Address from a DHCP server For details contact your company s network administrator for getting the detailed information In order to actually activate the Remote RAS feature you are re...

Page 144: ...ions 4 Select PL PS A PS B for the PLC type on the network station editing 5 Register the symbol Refer to the following for the symbols that can be registered SEE Pro Server with Pro Studio for Window...

Page 145: ...io The user applications in the server PC monitors the RAS feature through the Pro Easy dll program pro vided from the Pro Server The client PL shares the data with the user applications on the server...

Page 146: ...oltage 1 WORD VLT Read VLT0 VcoreB Voltage 1 WORD VLT1 3 3V Voltage 1 WORD VLT2 5 0V Voltage 1 WORD VLT3 12V Voltage 1 WORD VLT4 5 0V Voltage 1 WORD VLT5 12V Voltage 1 WORD VLT6 Number of Revolution o...

Page 147: ...wn restarts the operation system without prompting the confirmation for saving the data on current applications Take extra cautions when performing write operation in order to avoid accidental data lo...

Page 148: ...mperature Error ERR0A CPU Temperature Error ERR0B System2 Temperature Error ERR0C Watchdog Timer Error ERR0D Reserved ERR0E Backlight Error ERR0F SMART Error ERR10 Error Mask VcoreA Voltage Error ERRM...

Page 149: ...Read Time Measurement When using Pro Server with Pro Studio for Windows For the details of each feature refer to Pro Server with Pro Studio for Windows Operation Manual DDE Feature Simplified DLL Fea...

Page 150: ...rted by the PL are as follows Direct Read Function Direct Write Function Cache Read Function Retrieval of Multithreading Handle Release of Multithreading Handle Loading of Network Project File Error C...

Page 151: ...ired application and follow the instruction on the screen to complete the installation The installed applications are stored in the following folder File Name Folder Same for both Windows XP and Windo...

Page 152: ...leaning the Fan Filter 3 Periodic Inspection Items 4 Replacing the Installation Gasket 5 Replacing the Backlight 6 Replacing the Internal Battery This chapter explains cautions and inspection criteria...

Page 153: ...frame of the display gets dirty soak a soft cloth in water with a neutral detergent wring the cloth tightly and wipe the display Do not use paint thinner organic solvents or a strong acid compound to...

Page 154: ...ecommended 1 Unscrew one screw fixing the fan filter cover 2 Remove the filter from the fan cover 3 Clean the filter completely If stubborn dirt or stains are present wash the filter with a neutral de...

Page 155: ...0Hz to 60 Hz Installation check points Are all connection cables firmly connected Are any bolts or screws loose Are there any flaws or tears on the moisture resistant gasket Display check Is the displ...

Page 156: ...he PL The upper surface of the gasket should protrude approximately 2 mm 0 08 in out of the groove evenly A gasket which has been used for a long period of time may have scratches or dirt on it and co...

Page 157: ...valent to IP65f Since the gasket is flexible but not elastic be careful not to stretch it unnecessarily as doing so could tear the gasket Be sure the gasket s seam is not inserted into any of the unit...

Page 158: ...s still operating correctly Therefore since any type of touch panel contact could have an unexpected or dangerous effect or result be sure not to touch the screen when this condition occurs A backligh...

Page 159: ...wer switch of the PL and remove the power cable Place the PL unit on a flat level sur face facing the display face downwards 2 Unscrew the screws 4 places See the figure below 3 Hold both sides of the...

Page 160: ...oted back and open See the figure below 5 Disconnect the power connectors from the inverter board Remove the plug from the cable 6 Loosen the backlight s set screw Remove the rear part from the unit B...

Page 161: ...e of 2 3 4 The torque force for the screws needs 0 5N m to 0 6 N m Be careful that no dust or dirt adheres to the backlight surface or to the backlight holder Be careful not to soil the Backlight with...

Page 162: ...L and remove the power cable Place the PL unit on a flat level sur face facing the display face downwards 2 Unscrew the screws 4 places See the figure below 3 Remove the two attachment screws hold bot...

Page 163: ...User Manual 8 12 4 Lift the chassis up with making a little slide upper then remove the front cover Remove the cover s three attachment screws 5 Remove the LCD unit attachment screws 4 places See the...

Page 164: ...n attachment screw Remove each of them with a driver Use a 0 sized Phillips screwdriver to remove the backlight attachment screws Be careful not to lose any of the small attachment screws Do not let a...

Page 165: ...w 12 Return the mask cover to the unit and fix it with the screws 3 places Cover the front part with the rear cover The process is the opposite of 4 13 Fix the rear and front part with 4 pieces of scr...

Page 166: ...e initialized Configure the BIOS setting again after replacing the battery A wrong way of exchange of batteries for the PL leads an explosion The battery should be replaced only with the battery recom...

Page 167: ...t the new battery Insert the battery in the opposite surface side of the clip of the battery holder first with the plus pole facing upward Push the battery from above until you hear the click to fit i...

Page 168: ...A 1 A Appendices 1 I O Map 2 Memory Map 3 Interrupt Map 4 Consent Agreement The following data explains the design of the I O Map Memory Map and Interrupt Map...

Page 169: ...H DMA page register 00A0H 00BFH Interrupt controller 2 8259A 00C0H 00DFH DMA controller 2 8237 00F0H 00FFH Numeric data processor 0170H 017FH Hard disk IDE 01F0H 01FFH Hard disk IDE 0200H 0207H Game I...

Page 170: ...the Video Intel IGD Control Sub Menu screen of the BIOS setting is 1MB SMRAM FrameBuffer Expanded Memory System BIOS Expanded ROM Area PXE BIOS VGA BIOS Video RAM Conventional Memory MAXMEM MAXMEM 1MB...

Page 171: ...twork Controller USB Controller Description NMI Parity Error or I O Channel Check IRQ 0 Timer in the Chipset 1 Reserved 2 Cascade from Controller 2 3 Serial Port 2 COM2 General Use Port 4 Serial Port...

Page 172: ...opyright of the software product belongs to Touch Base Ltd 2 License For the programs included in this product and the documents related to it DMC grants untransferable nonexclusive license to license...

Page 173: ...r we do not guarantee that the product is suitable as useful for the licensee s specific purpose of use and that execution of the product is neither interrupted nor an error is found at its execution...

Page 174: ...g laws and regulations and rules http www dmccoltd com Hironokougyoudanchi Hirono machi Futaba gun Fukushima 979 0401 Japan Phone 81 240 27 4030 Fax 81 240 27 4025 IN fINITY soft Keyclick32 Digital El...

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