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Saia-Burgess Controls AG

PCD7.D443WTxRx | Document 27-644 | Version ENG04 | 2017-10-30

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Quick start ..................................................................................................................................... 6

Introduction ................................................................................................................................. 6

Definition of connections ............................................................................................................. 7

Power supply for the panel / (*RS-485) ....................................................................................... 7

Device dimensions and cut-out ................................................................................................... 8

1.4.1

Device dimensions................................................................................................................. 8

1.4.2

Dimensions of mounting adapter ........................................................................................... 9

Mounting the panels ................................................................................................................. 10

1.5.1

Mounting location ................................................................................................................ 13

1.5.2

Operating and handling the touchscreen ............................................................................. 13

Setting up communication to display a web page ..................................................................... 14

1.6.1

HTTP direct via Ethernet RJ45 connection .......................................................................... 14

1.6.2

Panel speed test .................................................................................................................. 14

1.6.3

USB port as service port ...................................................................................................... 15

1.6.4

Introduction to the Web Editor on the Micro Browser Panel PCD7.D4xx ............................. 15

Technical data for the two panel types ........................................................................................ 16

Status display, sensors and actions .......................................................................................... 16

Technical data for the Room Micro Browser Panel ................................................................... 17

Logic controller for the PCD7.D443WT5Rx programmable panels .............................................. 18

Communications interfaces ....................................................................................................... 18

3.1.1

RS-485 on board ................................................................................................................. 18

Configuring the hardware settings in PG5 (PCD7.D443WT5Rx) .............................................. 19

3.2.1

General ................................................................................................................................ 19

Downloading the program and backup (PCD7.D443WT5Rx) ................................................... 19

3.3.1

Backing up and restoring the user program ......................................................................... 19

Software watchdog (PCD7.D443WT5Rx) ................................................................................. 20

Connecting RIOs to the PCD7.D443WT5Rx ............................................................................. 20

Using the panel's Setup Menu ..................................................................................................... 21

Opening the Setup Menu .......................................................................................................... 21

Modifying the start screen ......................................................................................................... 21

Changing your password .......................................................................................................... 21

Saving and exiting .................................................................................................................... 22

Structure and description of the Setup Menu .............................................................................. 23

Network .................................................................................................................................... 24

5.1.1

DCHP on ............................................................................................................................. 24

Summary of Contents for D443WTPR

Page 1: ...Manual Document 27 644 Version ENG04 2017 10 30 Room Web Panel PCD7 D443WTxRx ...

Page 2: ... Editor on the Micro Browser Panel PCD7 D4xx 15 2 Technical data for the two panel types 16 Status display sensors and actions 16 Technical data for the Room Micro Browser Panel 17 3 Logic controller for the PCD7 D443WT5Rx programmable panels 18 Communications interfaces 18 3 1 1 RS 485 on board 18 Configuring the hardware settings in PG5 PCD7 D443WT5Rx 19 3 2 1 General 19 Downloading the program ...

Page 3: ...rd 25 5 2 6 Remote info 25 5 2 7 Search 25 5 2 8 Connection list 25 System 26 5 3 1 Info 26 5 3 2 Production data 26 5 3 3 Expansion 26 5 3 4 Settings 26 5 3 5 Special 27 5 3 6 Log 28 5 3 7 FW download FW download via USB or Ethernet 28 5 3 8 Restart 28 Screen 29 5 4 1 Brightness 29 5 4 2 Gamma 29 5 4 3 Background lighting min 29 5 4 4 Rotation 29 Keyboard 30 5 5 1 SIP virtual keyboard 30 5 5 2 Ke...

Page 4: ...ram 46 7 5 6 Additional uBTerminal containers for Save logs to File function 46 List of message box messages 47 8 Handling Precautionary measures 48 Glass touchscreen 48 Information regarding the LCDs in the MB Panel display 48 Care instructions 48 9 General recommendations regarding the Web Editor 50 In the project configurations 50 In the Web Editor project general 50 Defining an object in the W...

Page 5: ...sion of manual EN02 2016 12 02 HW B Sen sor LED Update HW B and FW 1 28 04 EN03 2017 05 24 Pictures white Version ENG04 2017 10 30 Small adaptions Trademarks Saia PCD is a registered trademark of Saia Burgess Controls AG Information is subject to change in line with technical developments Saia Burgess Controls AG 2017 All rights reserved Published in Switzerland ...

Page 6: ... and stand for any digit or letter to draw attention to device variants The following points are dealt with here Definition of connections Power supply and power consumption Dimensions Possible communication modes In the other chapters you will find further details of Hardware Software Setup Menu step by step and configuration Use firmware updates etc Maintenance Supplementary manuals PG5 User Gui...

Page 7: ...ere the RJ45 Ethernet connector is plugged was introduced since hardware version B of the PCD7 D443WTxRx On the hardware version A of the PCD7 D443WTxRx the whole 5 pole connector is mounted 180 inverted means that the 24VDC pins are not on the side where the RJ45 Ethernet connector is plugged The 5 pol connector is the same for the hardware version A and version B and the Pin numbering on the con...

Page 8: ...e sideview can be seen that some components are protruding out of the mounting frame That means they go a few millimeters under the surface of the wall plaster The device needs a standardized doubled flushmounted box in the wall or an proper spacer frame Dimensions in mm Front panel W x H 90 x 152 Display W x H 55 x 96 Cut out W x H 83 x 140 ...

Page 9: ...rsion ENG04 2017 10 30 9 1 4 2 Dimensions of mounting adapter The adapter is mounted on the wall installation box using 4 enclosed Torx T8 screws The adapter can be mounted on standard double wall installation boxes Dimensions in mm Front panel W x H 85 x 147 ...

Page 10: ...le wall installation boxes E g Electro Material Art No L 8102 HSB Weibel AG Art No 372 104 747 Agro Art No 9922 Blass Elektro Art No 22031 Bticino Art No 504E Mounting the adapter for panels with hardware version B or later Screw the adapter onto the wall installation box using the 4 enclosed Torx T8 screws To mount the panel Tilt the panel slightly and introduce it into the adapter at the top ...

Page 11: ...n the adapter Remark The mounting and removing of the panel described below refers to panels with hardware version B or later For the panels with hardware version A the locking ratchet was on the upper right side of the housing Dismounting also took place by pressing on the locking ratchet with a screwdriver and pulling forward the display from the adapter ...

Page 12: ...x Document 27 644 Version ENG04 2017 10 30 12 To remove the panel from the adapter Press on the locking ratchet using a screwdriver and at the same time push the panel upwards Lift the panel out of the adapter and remove it from the adapter ...

Page 13: ...ter To mount the panel first insert the panel into the mounting adapter and then lower it until it locks onto the locking ratchet 1 5 2 Operating and handling the touchscreen Only use your fingers to operate the touchscreen Do not use any pointed or sharp instruments e g pointed metal objects paper clips or screwdrivers Touch pens cannot be used to operate the device Do not expose the panel to di ...

Page 14: ...Saia PCD controller if an Ethernet connection to the automation server exists With the programmable panels the panel is generally connected to the internal controller 1 6 2 Panel speed test A web program generated with the Web Editor must first be loaded onto the Saia PCD Connect the panel to the Saia PCD using a CAT5 cable Because the current controllers support auto crossing a crossover cable is...

Page 15: ... load new firmware programs onto the device The USB port meets the USB 1 1 specification Maximum speed 12 MBit s 1 6 4 Introduction to the Web Editor on the Micro Browser Panel PCD7 D4xx You can download detailed documentation from our website See Manual 26 838_Manual_Web Editor 1 When setting up the project you must select the resolution WQVGA This corresponds to 480 x 272 pixels 2 You must defin...

Page 16: ...arting up Button is pressed for longer than 90 sec before the power supply 24V DC is connected Device re set to default factory settings Device reset to default factory set tings the local INTFLASH and PLC_SYS file systems will be for matted Device reset to default factory set tings the local INTFLASH and PLC_SYS file systems will be for matted User program will be de leted LED Important Hardware ...

Page 17: ...t galvanically isolated Operating system Saia PCD COSinus Saia PCD COSinus Browser Saia Micro Browser Saia Micro Browser Server FTP server FTP server web server Software tools Graphics editor Web Editor Web Editor Use of PG5 resources Yes Yes Logic controller User program No 128 kB RAM DB Text No 128 kB Media Storage for backing up media No No 16 384 flags 16 384 registers 1000 non volatile regist...

Page 18: ...x PCD2 M5xxx PCD1 M2xxx Ensure that the terminals are terminated correctly The example below shows a possible connection between the terminals and the PCDs In order to avoid reflection on the communication channel the network should be equipped with terminators The PCD7 T16x can be used for termination The configuration can be carried out either via the Setup Menu in the Web Panel or via the hardw...

Page 19: ...ral input module and write values to the peripheral output module Downloading the program and backup PCD7 D443WT5Rx The user program and the device configuration are loaded onto the panel with the PG5 software This is described below 3 3 1 Backing up and restoring the user program Backing up with PG5 Enable the backup with Backup to Flash Because the user program is already backed up in the on boa...

Page 20: ...rameter as per the following table K Constante 0 16535 or R Register contents x 0 The Software Watchdog is deactivated x 1 The Software Watchdog is activated If the instruction is not repeated within 200 ms a cold start will take place x 2 The Software Watchdog is activated If the instruction is not repeated within 200 ms XOB 0 will be called up and a cold start will then take place XOB 0 call ups...

Page 21: ...e start screen The title screen is shown for a few seconds after switching on the device by pressing ON The wel come text and welcome screen are defined under System Intro Screen see Chapter 5 3 4 Animated icon for Please wait data loading User defined start page See Chapter 5 3 4 Changing your password MB Panels from the PCD7 D4xxxx range are supplied without a setup password If access to the Set...

Page 22: ...WTxRx Document 27 644 Version ENG04 2017 10 30 22 Saving and exiting If you change one or more parameters you must confirm whether you want to save the changes save and reboot or revert to the old parameters without saving the new ones ...

Page 23: ...Setup Menu 1 Network MB Panel settings Chapter 0 2 Web connection Configuring the web connection Chapter 5 2 3 System Info Settings Special Download FW and reboot Chapter 5 3 4 Display Display settings Chapter 5 4 5 Keyboard Virtual keyboard Chapter 5 5 6 Password Entering password Chapter 5 6 7 Language Selecting the language E G F I and Dutch Chapter 5 7 8 Back to application Back to the applica...

Page 24: ... the data set via the Setup will be over written If these data are to be carried over in the PG5 the configuration must be carried over by up loading the configuration data to the PG5 project 5 1 1 DCHP on If DCHP is off an IP must be set by the user Otherwise all necessary settings will be obtained from the DCHP server 5 1 2 TCP IP address IP address of the panel 5 1 3 Subnet mask Subnet mask of ...

Page 25: ...ver password from the PG5 Device Configurator will be used 5 2 6 Remote info Information regarding the PCD from which the web pages are displayed 5 2 7 Search Allows the network to scan for PCDs with web servers The PCDs found can then be added to the connection list 5 2 8 Connection list We recommend that you set up one or more connections up to x16 from the List of connec tions Configure the con...

Page 26: ...t production data such as the serial number and ASN ASN Saia product number order number Serial number Serial number of the device MAC address MAC address of the device HW version Hardware version of the device Production date Month in which the device was produced Display type Type of display internal designation HW LCD rotation Display rotation 5 3 3 Expansion Expansion info Information regardin...

Page 27: ...een 0 and 479 File cache active The file cache should be enabled during normal operation The file cache can be enabled or disabled Disabling the cache is an option for example during a project because changes to cached files can be tracked Setup display with delay Delay enabled or disabled 5 3 5 Special Special system settings Reset all parameters This command resets all parameters to the default ...

Page 28: ...re sensor Allows you to enter a temperature value which was measured by an external device The firmware offset is calculated on the basis of the temperature value 5 3 6 Log By clicking on the button you can scroll through the list In the process you can check whether font types were found for example The last page provides information regarding error messages Access to log txt via FTP uBT_FS LOG T...

Page 29: ...amma correction can be set to a value between 0 01 and 4 0 5 4 3 Background lighting min If the touchscreen or keys are inactive during this period the background lighting will be switched off The background lighting will be reactivated when the screen or a key is pressed Can be set to a value between 0 and 5000 5 4 4 Rotation Landscape format portrait format ...

Page 30: ... alphapad teq alphanumeric or keypad teq numeric opened as first keyboard To be used if the panel is installed horizontally alphapad90 teq alphanumeric or keypad90 teq numeric opened as first keyboard 5 5 4 Width of the focus in pixels You can select from 0 to 6 pixels A border shows the area or the editing field that is selected The value entered defines the border width in pixels If the width is...

Page 31: ...n entering it If you enter a new password you must confirm it If the characters entered for confirmation purposes do not match the old password will be retained If you would like to remove password protection press the Enter key and confirm without entering characters Forgotten password Delete the inflash config passwd dat file FTP connection This solves the problem Language You can set one of the...

Page 32: ...Is only shown if password was set Forgotten password Delete this file TSPOINTS DAT For internal use INTFLASH WEBPAGES Directory for all project files that you would like to save LOCALLY teq gif files INFLASH FONT FONT directory must be created by the user It contains all special or addi tional bft files with font types INFLASH TRENDLOGS The TRENDLOGS directory is automatically created when saving ...

Page 33: ...iddle There is a button inside it Take a small screwdriver and press the button for a time The illustration shows the position of the reset button c At the same time switch the MB Panel on by pressing ON Wait 3 4 sec Booting Up will be shown on the LED Now download the FW with the Saia FW service program IMPORTANT blk file signifies a complete FW file Only use files provided by SAIA Burgess Contro...

Page 34: ...significant amount This also helps to extend the operating life of the background lighting Operating life of the background lighting The normal operating life of the background lighting at 25 C is defined at approx 50 kh This cor responds to being switched on permanently for 5 years However this value quickly drops to half or less if the operating temperature is 10 C or lower You must bear this mi...

Page 35: ...max xGröße Arial 36 41 7 36 Arial 24 28 7 24 Arial 20 23 6 20 Arial 16 19 3 16 Arial 12 15 3 12 Arial 10 12 3 10 Arial Bold 36 41 9 35 Arial Bold 24 28 7 23 Arial Bold 20 23 6 20 Arial Bold 14 16 4 15 CourierNew 20 23 12 12 CourierNew 16 19 10 10 CourierNew 12 14 7 7 CourierNew 10 12 6 6 CourierNew Bold 20 23 12 12 CourierNew Bold 14 17 8 8 Tahoma 24 29 5 24 Tahoma 20 25 4 20 Tahoma 16 20 4 16 Tah...

Page 36: ...alue string 0 0 5 Gesture recognition Duration of press on the touchscreen 0 No result 1 Single press 2 Short press 3 Long press 4 Repeated press 5 Release R uBT_PressX Decimal value string 0 Gesture recognition Press recognition on touchscreen X coordinate Contains the X coordinate if the press gesture recognition was activated R uBT_PressY Decimal value string 0 Gesture recognition Press recogni...

Page 37: ...ser has successfully started the firmware and application with the help of the internally reserved INT variable uBT_Watch UserLed Read write Internal variable INT Type Standard Min value Min length Max value Max length Description R W uBT_Watch UserLed Integer 0 0 3 Read or write the status of the user LED 0 Off 1 Red 2 Green 3 Orange ...

Page 38: ...CD the format DEC1 must be selected in the Web Editor As a result the value is stored as 213 in the PCD Calibrating the temperature sensor The temperature sensor must be calibrated in the device s Setup Menu when it is used for the first time To do this you need to open the panel s Setup Menu as described in Chapter 5 3 5 In Setup Menu System Special Calibration a correction value for the installa...

Page 39: ...he panel Important The MSGBox page and entry pages like the keyboard stop communication between the panel and controller 2 A result box must be placed on the background page which is active in all views 3 An action when updating must be set up in this result box 4 The temperature value which is available in the internal variable INT uBT_Watch Temperature value must be written to a PCD variable 5 T...

Page 40: ... which is saved in the panel in a remanent manner 1 Steps 1 to 5 described previously are identical and must be carried out In contrast the write op eration must be expanded 2 In order to save the values of different panels an array must be created in the symbol editor 3 In Panel 1 the INT variable MB_PERCO_1 is written with a function or entry field The value in the INT variable MB_PERCO_1 specif...

Page 41: ... Boolean value string 0 0 1 Via Soft Input Panel SIP on screen key board Use SIP keyboard AutoRepeat on 1 off 0 No uBT_BackLight Boolean value string 1 0 1 Write and read the command of control of backlighting Background lighting is turned off when the value changes from 1 to 0 Background lighting is switched on when the value changes from 0 to 1 Switching off the background lighting by uBT_Backli...

Page 42: ...lt Set to 0 Forced position disabled If setting 0 Depending on the router used external addresses that lie outside the subnet cannot be reached If the set ting is changed a restart is necessary FTP connections will be lost in the pro cess No uBT_DispResolution ANSI text string Screen width Screen height Colour depth 0 16 Information regarding resolution String only readable Yes uBT_DisplayRotation...

Page 43: ...pad teq and keypad teq are enabled No uBT_FlashStatus Decimal value string 0 0 255 INTFLASH Status 20 Device present no file system 21 Device present file system OK 22 Device present error when setting up file system 23 Device present file system being set up 24 Device present flash sector being compressed 1 Unknown error R W uBT_FocusBorder Width Decimal value string 2 0 5 When the painter for ed...

Page 44: ...cimal value string 0 Gesture recognition tapping Y coordinate Contains the Y coordinate if the tapping gesture recognition was activated R W uBT_TCPIPAddr String IP address 0xC0 A8 0C 5A 192 168 12 90 Read write the TCP IP address of the ter minal own address within the subnet used If the setting is changed Restart required FTP connections will be lost No uBT_IsTSPresent Decimal value string Curre...

Page 45: ...GA terminals The setting takes effect when the view changes with the next URL jump or fol lowing a restart Only reada ble uBT_SerialNumber Hex or dec 0 8 Serial number only readable No uBT_Setup Text Entry of show case sensitive A pop up window with the Setup Menu will be opened in the terminal R W uBT_SubNetMask String IP address 0xFF FF FF 00 Read write subnet mask of the subnet used by the term...

Page 46: ...d Read write uBT_TrendSelect Last file in the di rector File currently selected Value will be set when sav ing a trend ith the sa ed file name Read write uBT_TrendOldest Changes the uBT_Trend Select container Used in the event of button actions Select oldest file Only writable uBT_TrendNewest Select newest file Only writable uBT_TrendPrev Select previous file Only writable uBT_TrendNext Select nex...

Page 47: ...otal memory used by html tags and container variables is 1024 kB Having too many active offline trends is the most likely reason for this message Can be displayed for online and offline trends Out of memory in heap 3 Usually displayed if there are too many data points Offline trend alarm incidents HD log and online trend are saved in Heap 3 Total memory used by offline trend data and HD log is 128...

Page 48: ...e sharp instruments as these could cause permanent damage to the touchscreen The pressure required to activate the display is predefined and cannot be changed Never strike the touchscreen hard the layer of glass which is used to reinforce the two touchscreen layers could be destroyed as a result Information regarding the LCDs in the MB Panel display The liquid in the LCD display contains an irrita...

Page 49: ...uld damage or scratch the surface of the MB Panel must not be used Used denatured alcohol and apply it with a clean soft cloth At the end wash off the alcohol using plain water and a clean soft cloth recommended When cleaning ensure that no liquids can get inside the panel Resistant to chemical substances in accordance with DIN 42 115 ...

Page 50: ...tainername PDP FORMAT Please bear in mind the suffix for container offset is d for decimal and k for the HH MM format Use online trends macros with the correct time stamp the time server must be ENABLED in the Setup Menu PPOs Number of objects per page Tested with 1024 objects 1024 objects with 3 flags per object 3072 flags PPOs Number of registers per page Tested with 475 registers Maximum number...

Page 51: ...r example give it in the teq file for the general background 9 4 1 Decompressing to the video cache when starting using the gif list This solution allows you to decompress gif files to the video cache in the background Advantage You do not need to wait for decompression to end before the first page is shown The first page is shown immediately as with a project without a gif list and you do not nee...

Page 52: ...jump to the correct first page of the project 9 4 3 Decompressing gif files Evaluation calculation Available for the solutions from Sections 9 4 1 and 9 4 2 How do you evaluate the number of gifs in the video cache on the basis of the number of pixels in the gif images The total video cache permanent and flushable is 16 MB This includes 4 to 6 MB for the permanent cache The remaining 10 12 MB are ...

Page 53: ...Menu see Chapter 5 3 5 After the changes the panel must be restarted Recommendations We recommend that you do not set the maximum value straight away It is better to try a medium value first as problems can occur and performance can be reduced significantly if all memory values are set to the maximum values Error messages Default values Medium values Maximum values out of memory in ramdisk out of ...

Page 54: ...es further information available in this or another manual or in technical documents relating to this topic No direct refer ences are made to such documents This symbol indicates instructions which must be followed A 2 Saia Burgess address Saia Burgess Controls AG Bahnhofstrasse 18 CH 3280 Murten Switzerland www saia pcd com ...

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