Omron NT - SUPPORT TOOL 07-1995 Manuel utilisateur

Cat No. V028−E1−1

NT-series

Support Tool

OPERATION MANUAL

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NT-series

Support Tool

Operation Manual

Produced July 1995

Safety Precautions:

Read these safety precautions carefully and make sure you understand them before using the program-

mable terminal so that you can use it safely and correctly.

Safety Conventions and Their Meanings

This operation manual uses the following conventions and symbols to indicate cautions and warnings in

order to ensure safe use of the PT. The cautions and warnings shown here contain important information

related to safety. The instructions in these cautions and warnings must be observed.

The conventions used and their meanings are presented below.

Indicates unsafe practices which, if not avoided, could result in death or seri-

ous injury.

Example Symbols

WARNING

The triangle indicates a hazard (caution or warning).

Details are provided by the contents of the triangle and the accompanying text.

The symbol to the left indicates a general hazard.

WARNING

Do not use input functions such as PT touch switches for applications where danger to hu-

man life or serious damage is possible, or for emergency switch applications.

OMRON Product References

All OMRON products are capitalized in this manual. The word “Unit” is also capitalized when it refers to an

OMRON product, regardless of whether or not it appears in the proper name of the product.

The abbreviation “Ch,” which appears in some displays and on some OMRON products, often means

“word” and is abbreviated “Wd” in documentation in this sense.

The abbreviation “PC” means Programmable Controller and is not used as an abbreviation for anything

else.

[Numeral settings]

Each support tool screen displays options for functions to be set. The example to the left shows such

an option, “Numeral setting”.

This support tool (NT-ZA3PC-V2/ZA3DV-V2) can be used to create screen data for the following

models:

NT20M NT20S NT2000M NT600M NT600S NT30 NT30C

NT612G NT610C NT620S NT620C

The screens used for the purposes of explanation in this manual are mainly those of the NT610C.

Note that, depending on the model used, the contents of the screen displays may differ somewhat

from those shown in this manual.

Visual Aids

The following headings appear in the left column of the manual to help you locate different types of in-

formation.

Note Indicates information of particular interest for efficient and convenient operation

of the product.

1, 2, 3... 1. Indicates lists of one sort or another, such as procedures, checklists, etc.

EOMRON, 1995

form, or by any means, mechanical, electronic, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without the prior written permis-

sion of OMRON.

No patent liability is assumed with respect to the use of the information contained herein. Moreover, because OMRON

is constantly striving to improve its high-quality products, the information contained in this manual issubject to change

without notice. Every precaution has been taken in the preparation of this manual. Nevertheless, OMRON assumes no

responsibility for errors or omissions. Neither is any liability assumed for damages resulting from the use of the in-

formation contained in this publication.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

SECTION 1

Setting Up the Support Tool 1........................

1-1 Preparing Equipment 2....................................................

1-1-1 Equipment to be Prepared 2...........................................

1-1-2 Before Starting Preparations 3.........................................

1-2 IBM PC/AT Preparations 4.................................................

1-2-1 Installation Method 4................................................

SECTION 2

Basic Operations of the Support Tool 7................

2-1 Starting Up and Exiting the Support Tool 8....................................

2-1-1 Start-Up Procedure 8................................................

2-1-2 Exit Procedure 9....................................................

2-2 Basic Operating Procedures 10...............................................

2-2-1 Cursors 10.........................................................

2-2-2 Selecting Options 11.................................................

2-2-3 Using the Function Keys 11............................................

2-2-4 Using the Mouse 12..................................................

2-2-5 Using Help Messages 15..............................................

2-2-6 Selecting Numbers and Codes 16.......................................

SECTION 3

Support Tool Operations 19..........................

3-1 Using the Support Tool 20..................................................

3-2 Main Menu 21............................................................

3-3 “Tool Settings” Screen 22...................................................

3-4 “File List” Screen 26.......................................................

3-5 “Scr list” Screen 31........................................................

3-5-1 Functions of the “Scr list” Screen 31.....................................

3-5-2 Setting Direct Connection Information 42.................................

SECTION 4

Creating Screen Data 49.............................

4-1 Initial Editing Screen and Basic Operations 51...................................

4-1-1 Displaying the “Edit” Screen 51........................................

4-1-2 Basic Operations on the “Edit” Screen 54.................................

4-1-3 Environmental Settings (Tool Settings for the “Edit” Screen) 59...............

4-2 Common Setting Operations 61..............................................

4-2-1 Setting Character/Character-String Displays 61............................

4-2-2 Setting Numeral Displays 63...........................................

4-2-3 Specifying the Display Color (NT30C, NT610C Only) 66....................

4-2-4 Setting Numeral Memory Tables 68.....................................

4-2-5 Setting Character-String Memory Tables 70...............................

4-2-6 Bit Memory Table Setting 72...........................................

4-2-7 Setting Words and Bits 75.............................................

4-2-8 Copying to the Next Input Field (Increment Copy) 77.......................

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4-2-9 Searching Within a Memory Table 78....................................

4-2-10Batch Changing Bits and Words 79......................................

4-3 Creating Fixed Displays 80..................................................

4-3-1 Inputting Characters 80...............................................

4-3-2 Inputting Marks 82...................................................

4-3-3 Creating Polylines 84.................................................

4-3-4 Creating Squares 86..................................................

4-3-5 Creating Polygons 88.................................................

4-3-6 Creating Circles/Arcs 90..............................................

4-3-7 Creating Fans 92....................................................

4-3-8 Tiling 93...........................................................

4-4 Setting Numeral Displays 96.................................................

4-4-1 Setting Numeral Displays 96...........................................

4-4-2 Modifying Numeral Displays 97........................................

4-5 Setting Character-String Displays 98..........................................

4-5-1 Setting Character-String Displays 98.....................................

4-5-2 Modifying Character-String Displays 99..................................

4-6 Setting Lamps 100..........................................................

4-6-1 Setting Lamps 100....................................................

4-6-2 Modifying Lamps 104.................................................

4-7 Setting Touch Switches 105..................................................

4-7-1 Setting Touch Switches 106.............................................

4-7-2 Modifying Touch Switches 115..........................................

4-8 Creating Graphs 117........................................................

4-8-1 Setting Graphs 118....................................................

4-8-2 Modifying Graphs 126.................................................

4-9 Creating Input Settings 128...................................................

4-9-1 Creating Numeral Setting Input Fields 131.................................

4-9-2 Creating Character-String Setting Input Fields

(NT30, NT30C, NT610G, NT610C with Ver.3 or Later Only) 134..............

4-9-3 Setting Window Displays

(NT30, NT30C, NT610G, NT610C with Ver.3 or Later Only) 135..............

4-9-4 Creating Numeric Keys 136.............................................

4-9-5 Modifying Numeral/Character-String Setting Input Fields 137..................

4-9-6 Changing Orders 139..................................................

4-10 Extended I/O Settings 140....................................................

4-11 Inputting Image and Library Data 141..........................................

4-12 Editing Memory Tables 143..................................................

4-13 Creating Alarm Lists/Histories 144.............................................

4-13-1Setting Alarm Lists/Histories 145........................................

4-13-2Modifying Alarm Lists/Histories 147.....................................

4-14 Standalone Settings 149.....................................................

4-15 Editing Screen Data 150.....................................................

SECTION 5

Creating Marks, Images, and Library Data 159...........

5-1 Marks 160................................................................

5-1-1 Mark Creation Procedure 160...........................................

5-1-2 Mark Creation Screen 160..............................................

5-1-3 Mark Creation Functions 161...........................................

5-2 Images 164...............................................................

5-2-1 Procedure for Image Creation 165........................................

5-2-2 Image Editing Operations 166...........................................

5-3 Library Data 171...........................................................

5-3-1 Procedure for Library Data Creation 171..................................

5-3-2 Library Editing Operations 172..........................................

SECTION 6

Printing Data 175....................................

6-1-1 Things that can be Done Using the Data Printing Function 176.................

6-1-2 Printing from the “File Selection” Screen 178...............................

6-1-3 Printing from the “Screen Selection” Screen 180............................

SECTION 7

Data Communication 183.............................

7-1 Preparation and Procedure for Data Communication with the PT 184..................

7-2 Transmitting Data 188.......................................................

7-3 Receiving Data 190.........................................................

7-3-1 Data Reception 190...................................................

7-3-2 Reception of Display History Records 192.................................

APPENDICES 193...................................

A. Connecting Cable Specifications 193...........................................

Tool Interface Connector Specifications 193.....................................

Assembly of Connecting Cables 193...........................................

B. Error Messages 195.........................................................

C. Special Characters 197......................................................

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