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System settings

12.2  Access of system settings in Advanced Mode (“Tap-Tap-Mode”)

 

 ATTENTION!

System modification during operation

Undefined machine states due to device restart or loss of functionality!

Do not modify the system/network settings during operation. 

Always stop the machine and disconnect the HMI when modifying the system 

settings.

Status

Description

If no CODESYS  
TargetVisu is running on the HMI

Press the “System Settings” Button on the HMI screen to enter 
the System Settings in Standard Mode. Select the “restart” option 
and there choose the “Configuration OS” option. Press “okay” 
to restart the panel in the System Setting in Advanced Mode 
(“Tap-Tap-Mode”). 

If a CODESYS TargetVisu is running 
on the HMI  
or  
the HMI is not responsive 

If a CODESYS TargetVisu is running on the HMI or the HMI is not 
responsive, use the so-called “tap-tap” procedure. 
This procedure consists in tapping the surface of the touchscreen 
during the device power-up phase. Tapping frequency must 
be high (2 Hz or more). Start tapping the touchscreen as soon 
as power has been applied to the device. When the sequence 
has been recognized, the system shows the message: “Tap Tap 
detected, Going to Config Mode” on the screen.

12.3  Options in Standard Mode

Standard Mode includes options for basic settings of the device.

Setting

Description

Calibrate Touch

Calibrate the touchscreen interface.

Plug-in list

Show if optional plug-in modules are installed.

Network

Configure IP Address of Ethernet interface.

BSP settings

Show the soft- and hardware versions, check the operating hours for the device 
and for the display backlight, manage the buzzer and the battery LED behavior.

Time

Change the device date and time, including time zone, Daylight Saving Time and 
(S)NTP Server

Regional Settings

Customize Windows Regional Settings, such as date format

Display settings

Configure automatic backlight turnoff, adjust brightness and change display 
orientation

Close

Close System Settings

Restart

Restart the device. “Main OS” option restarts as per default, “Configuration OS” op-
tion restart panel directly into System Settings in System Mode

Summary of Contents for TX507

Page 1: ...Your Global Automation Partner Operating Instructions TX500 SERIES HMI...

Page 2: ...2 Hans Turck GmbH Co KG T 49 208 4952 0 F 49 208 4952 264 more turck com www turck com...

Page 3: ...507 E TX510 TX513 11 5 Installation 11 5 1 Installation environment 11 5 1 1 Applying the gasket 12 5 2 Mounting of the HMI 12 6 Electrical connectors 13 6 1 TX504E 13 6 2 TX507 E TX510 TX513 13 6 3 S...

Page 4: ...52 264 more turck com www turck com 13 LED indicator on front panel 22 14 Unpacking and packing instructions 22 15 Appendix Accessories 22 15 1 Plug in extension modules 22 15 2 Mounting material incl...

Page 5: ...1 Target groups This document is written for specially trained personnel and must be read carefully by anyone who is charged with the mounting commissioning operation maintenance disassembly or dispo...

Page 6: ...e information is missing in the document please send your suggestions to techdoc turck com 2 Product overview The TX500 series HMI products combine state of the art features and top performance with a...

Page 7: ...994847559 serial number 041802A19901157 version ID of the product 2 2 Type code TX 5 07 P3 CV 01 TX Product Series Product series TX Turck HMI PLC 5 Series Series 5 TX500 series E Processor Processor...

Page 8: ...above regulations the products are CE marked 4 Technical data 4 1 Technical specifications HMI TX504E TX507 TX507E TX510 TX513 Touch screen technology resistive Display backlight TFT Color LED Colors...

Page 9: ...alent to these standards oils that should have no effect on the TX500 can possibly harm the unit This can occur in areas where either va porized oils are present or where low viscosity cutting oil are...

Page 10: ...25 C Extended use in environments where the surrounding air temperature is 40 C or higher may degrade backlight quality reliability durability Front foil without directly exposure to sunlight or UV ra...

Page 11: ...rosive chemical compounds Check the resistance of the front panel film to a specific compound before installation Do not use tools of any kind screwdrivers etc to operate the touch screen of the panel...

Page 12: ...rame Fig 1 TX504E TX507 E Fig 2 TX510 TX513 A gasket B installation cut out A gasket B installation cut out 5 2 Mounting of the HMI Place the fixing brackets as follows Screw each fixing screw until t...

Page 13: ...it s 3 USB Port version 2 0 1 1 4 Power supply 5 Expansion slot for plug in modules 6 SD card slot 6 2 TX507 E TX510 TX513 Port Description 1 Serial port 2 2 x RJ45 Ethernet port 10 100 Mbit s 3 USB p...

Page 14: ...serial port on the TX500 is referred to as COM1 Pin RS232 RS485 RS422 1 GND GND GND 2 n c n c n c 3 TxD A Tx 4 RxD Rx 5 n c n c n c 6 5 VDC output 5 VDC output 5 VDC output 7 CTS B Rx 8 RTS Tx 9 n c n...

Page 15: ...T32 specification 4 GB for one single file 32 GB in total 7 Optional plug in modules Several optional plug in modules can be used with the TX500 panels Multiple module configu rations are possible Slo...

Page 16: ...er supply grounding and shielding The power supply terminal block is shown in the figure below NOTE Ensure that the power supply has enough power capacity for the operation of the equipment The unit m...

Page 17: ...see 15 Appendix Accessories on page 22 9 Battery These devices are equipped with rechargeable Lithium battery not user replaceable The following information is maintained by the battery Hardware real...

Page 18: ...ap product Do not use solvents 11 Getting started The PLC and Visualization functionalities of the TX500 HMI series must be programmed with the CODESYS development tool which can be downloaded from ww...

Page 19: ...ning on the HMI Advanced Mode Tap Tap Mode Advanced settings including the standard settings also accessible if a CODESYS TargetVisu is running on the HMI 12 1 Access of system settings in Standard Mo...

Page 20: ...touchscreen during the device power up phase Tapping frequency must be high 2 Hz or more Start tapping the touchscreen as soon as power has been applied to the device When the sequence has been recog...

Page 21: ...wnload Configuration OS Update the Configuration OS module of BSP Download Main OS Update the Main OS module of BSP Download Splash Image Replace the splash screen image displayed by the device at pow...

Page 22: ...structions To repack the unit please follow the instructions backwards 15 Appendix Accessories 15 1 Plug in extension modules Ident no Type Description 6828210 TX CAN 1 CAN interface 6828203 TX IO DX0...

Page 23: ...2GB SD card 2GB 6827348 USB 2 0 Industrial Memory Stick 1GB industrial USB stick 6827389 USB 2 0 EXTENSION 5M USB 2 0 extension cable male A to female A 5 meters 6827390 USB 2 0 EXTENSION ACTIVE 5M US...

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