Omron Sysmac NA Series Instructions d'utilisation

Programmable Terminal NA-series

Practices Guide

Page Editing – Broken-line Graph

NA5-15□101□

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Contents

Terms and Conditions Agreement........................................................................3

Warranty, Limitations of Liability .............................................................................................3

Application Considerations .....................................................................................................4

Disclaimers .............................................................................................................................4

１Broken-line Graphs........................................................................................7

１-１Broken-line Graph Basic Settings ............................................................................7

Revision History ...................................................................................................13

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１ Broken-line Graphs

１-１ Broken-line Graph Basic Settings

The Broken-line Graph objects display the graphs of the current value of array variables or multiple

variables of the same data type.

Beware that a Broken-line Graph object does not operate in the simulation function of Sysmac Studio.

You must transfer data to the NA unit and operate the actual unit to confirm operations.

１-１-１ Registering Data Group

The variables that are to be displayed in a Broken-line Graph should be registered in Data

Groups. This function is equivalent to the “Broken-line Graph Group Setting” of the NS

series.

1. In the Multiview Explorer, right-click

[HMI]-[Data Groups], and click

[Add]-[Data Group].

2. Double-click the added

[DataGroup0].

3. Create the data to be displayed as a

graph.

Right-click on the edit pane and

click “Add”, or click the [+] button.

4. Enter an arbitrary name in [Data

Series]. The name is used in the

Properties of the Broken-line Graph

object to be described later.

Under [Type], choose the type of

variables to be used in a graph from

either “Variable” or “Array”. If you

use multiple variables as a group,

choose “Variable”. To display the

data of the array variable as a

graph, select “Array”.

In [Data Type], specify the data type

of the variables to be used in the

graph. Make sure to unify the data

type of the variables that are to be

used in a single data series.

5. You can have different types of data

series such as “Variable” and

“Array” within a data group.

6. Following is the explanation of the

settings in cases where “Variable” is

specified as the graph type. To add

the variables to be displayed in the

graph, right-click and select “Add”,

or click the [+] button.

7. Enter as many variable names in

[Variable] as the points to be

displayed on a line. Make sure to

[Global Variables].

8. Following is the explanation of the

settings in cases where “Array” is

specified as the graph type. Set an

array variable to be used in the

graph. Make sure to register in

advance the variable in [Global

Variables]. You can use

one-dimensional or two-dimensional

arrays.

9. If the data type of the array variable

is Structure, specify in [Target

Member] the name of the member

targeted for display.

In the example shown on the right,

the following names appear in the

graph:

BrokenLineB3(0).Array1,

BrokenLineB3(1).Array1,

BrokenLineB3(2).Array1,

・・・

１-１-２ Setting the Properties of a Broken-line Graph Object

Perform settings for displaying as a graph the data group specified in the previous

subsection.

1. From [Toolbox], select [HMI

Controls]-[Broken-line Graph]

and drag and drop it to the page.

2. In [DataGroup] under [Data] in

the Properties, enter the name of

the data group created in the

previous subsection.

3. When you click the [+] of the

[Traces] cell, the setting fields

appear under [0]. Register in

[DataSeries] the name of the data

series to be displayed in the

graph.

4. Repeat Step 3 the number of

times of the data (i.e. the number

of lines) to be displayed in the

graph.

5. Specify the timing for the graph to

be updated. You can select from

among two options: to update at a

constant interval, or to update

when a variable condition is met.

If you select “Interval” in

[DisplayUpdateType] under

[Behavior] in the Properties, the

graph display is updated at the

interval specified in [UpdateRate]

(unit: msec.).

6. If you select “Condition” under

[DisplayUpdateType] under

[Behavior] in the Properties, the

graph display is updated when

the condition specified in

[Expression] is met. In the

example shown on the right, the

display is updated when

UpdateFlag is turned ON.

7. Edit the vertical axis of the graph

as below:

1. Specify whether to display the

axis, major grid lines, and minor

grid lines.

2. Specify the maximum and

minimum values of the axis.

3. Specify the number of decimal

places of the axis values and the

number of ticks of the axis.

The figure on the right shows the

fields for the left axis. There are

the same fields for the right axis.

8. Edit the horizontal axis of the

graph as below:

1. Specify whether to display the

values and grid lines.

2. Specify the maximum and

minimum values of the axis.

3. Specify how many traces are

to be displayed within a graph.

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