07_System_Parameters
07_System_Parameters
PLC type: Select the type of PLC from available PLC selection menu.
We support most of the PLC models. For special request, customers can contact with us to develop
the new drivers.
HMI model: Select the suitable model number from the dropdown.
Serial Port I/F: Select the PLC port’s type of hardware communications. RS-232 and RS-485 are
available.
Baud rate, Parity, Data bits and Stop bits: Set the communication parameters to match the PLC ports
settings.
HMI station No.: This is used when PLCs require the HMI to have a node or station identifier. For
example, for AB DH485 or Unitelway driver, many HMIs maybe connect with a PLC and each
HMI is given by a station No. Leave it at 0 if just one HMi is used.
PLC station No.: Used when PLCs have a node or station identifier. Set as needed or leave at 0 if
not used.
Multiple HMI: Allows more than one HMI to be connected to one PLC. Enable as a Master or a
Slave, depending on connection, or Disable as needed.
HMI-HMI link speed: This is used only when a serial interface is used for connecting multiple
HMIs.
PLC time out constant (sec): This setting determines how long the HMI waits for a response from
the PLC. If the comm. delay time of PLC is longer than time out constant, “PLC NO Response”
message appears no the display. Typically, the PLC time out constant is set at 3.0 (sec).
Task button: The Task button is used to pop up the Fast Selection window or display the Task Bar.
Attribute: Enables or disables the task button. If disabled, the Fast Selection window and Task Bar
are not available at run time.( the default is enable for a new project)
Position: The Task buttons can be located on the right or left side of the display.
Alarm Bar: The Alarm bar Part displays alarm text in the form of newsbar.
Pixels per scroll: Select 8, 16, 24 or 32 from the drop-down menu. This specifies how many pixels
are scrolled in each increment. The larger the number is, the faster a given message is displayed.
Scroll speed: This setting determines how fast each increment of the scroll is displayed. The larger
the number is, the faster the information displays.
No. of windows: This setting is used to specify the maximum number of windows allowed open at
any one time. If printing function is used, the maximum number is 5. If the compressed object is
used, the maximum number is 4.
Password: It locks the project after it is downloaded so it cannot be uploaded without first entering
the password. Password should be enter when upgrading the ROM in BootRomUpdate.
Startup window No.: This is the window displayed when the HMI is powered up.
Back light saver: The HMI turns off back light power if there are no touch operations within the set
time (Range: 0 to 30 minutes). A zero setting disables the back light"auto shutoff"function.
Cursor color: Determines the color of the cursor when activate the input of numbers or words.
Buzzer: The buzzer sounds briefly every time the touchscreen is activated by touch. This selection
allows the programmer to turn off the buzzer.
Common Window:
Popup window: Determines where an popup window called from the common window is displayed.
Typically, The Popup window is displayed on the top layer.
Attribute: Determines the location of the Common window, above or below the base screen.
Extra No. of Event: Normally, 200 events are stored in the Event Log. If more than 200 events are
needed, the additional amount is entered here. If 1200 events are need, 1000 is inputted here. Up to
2800 additional logs can be added.
RTC source: Establish the source of the clock when the unusual incident emerges. RTC data can be
got from PLC or inside RTC. If choose to get from PLC, is it set up one data transmission
component come to transmit from PLC actual RTC datum reach to corresponding LW address cycle
to need then (can consult the content of " reserving the register address systematically " relevantly ).
If choose inside RTC, must then at CPU board card Recipe card which can be selected for use in
installation.
Print: Use these settings to set the Printer protocol. Print time and print sequence number can be
printed at the same time.
Print Sequence number: Select to print the sequence number of the event along with the event
occurrence. The number increases for each new event.
Print time tag: Print the time along with the printed information.
Extended time format (D:H:/M): Change the time format in the time tag to Days/Hours/Minutes.
Error Detection: Neglect the wrong signal (for example lacks the paper ) of the printer or the
transmission that has been keeping typing the data all the time until the wrong signal has been
removed.
Touch indicator: The Touch indicator changes color every time a screen touch is touched.
Attribute: Enable makes the Touch indicator visible and active. Disable makes the indicator
invisible and not active.
Non-configured area, Active area, and Inactive area: Set the touch area’s color that is displayed in
Touch indicator.
Non-configured area: Set the color of the Touch indicator when the Non-configured area is selected.
Active area: Set the color of the Touch indicator when the Active area is selected.
Inactive area: Set the color of the Touch indicator when the Inactive area is selected.
Frame: Set the color of the circular outline in the Touch indicator
CPU indicator: The CPU indicator is a percentage bar graph that shows system resource usage.
Attribute: Enables or disables this feature. If disabled, the CPU indicator is not displayed at run
time.
Color: Set the color of the displayed CPU indicator.
Alarm indicator: The Alarm indicator comes on when there are alarms present. This indicator is a
bar graph that increases when the number of alarms increases.
Attribute: Enables or disables this feature. If disabled, the CPU indicator is not displayed at run
time.
Color: Set the color of the displayed CPU indicator.
Beginning window No.: Set the window numbering starting at 1 or 10. Internally, EasyBuilder
maintains the initial window of 10 but displays all window numbers with an offset so they appear to
start with an initial window of 10.
For example: Mitsubishi the CV2 of Fx/2n is displayed in a double word. If a multi-state object
uses a word to indicate CV2, showed as below:
When the compile level is at level 0, the compile system ignores the mistake. However, there would
be unexpected error when the compiled project is run on the HMI. When the compile lever is at
level 1, the compile system will detect the mistake. Level 1 is suggested.
Part Layout:
Select Control to have the part move to the topmost layer and become visible.
Select Nature to have the part stay in its original layer, still changing state, though partially or
invisible.
Address Mode:
Standard: Used when a touchscreen is connected to one PLC.
Extended: Used when a touchscreen is connected to more than one PLC.
3.Fill in the form of Extended Address Mode as follows in Device Address of object
Pursue to show it for Extended Address Mode as above: Bit address: 3#03 ; Word address: 4#12
Before "#" is station NO., later in order to " appointed station NO. Address "
Extended Address Mode, in order to control yard with "#", before "#" is station NO., later it was
Standard Address Mode.
7.6 The Hardware Tab
TFT PCD Value: This setting applies to the MT510T only. It allows the user to change the PCD of
the display. The PCD is related to the scan frequency of LCD. Low PCD is suggested.
System Parameter:
No: Don’t stored the system parameters in the retentive memory
Yes: stored the system parameters in the retentive memory
If “store” function is selected and download the compiled EOB file to the HMI, when activate the
display for the first time, the system parameters will be written into the retentive memory. Every
time the display is activated later, the system parameters are retrieved directly from the retentive
memory. Please refer to Ch.12 for further detail.
EventLog DataBase:
No: Disables user to keep EventLog information in retentive memory. When the HMI starts up or
shut down, EventLog DataBase information disappears.
Yes: Enables user to keep EventLog information in retentive memory. When the HMI starts up or
shut down, EventLog DataBase information doesn’t disappear.
DataBase Start Address: Information is stored in retentive memory starting with the specified
address.
Add 200 Eventlogs of systematic acquiescence, there are 1200 Eventlogs altogether, the memory
space taken up is expanded to 1200* 20+ 30 =2430 words.