Storm Interface 5100 Series Manuel d'installation et d'exploitation

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Contents

Product Overview, Range ……………….………………………….……. 2

Functions ………………………………………………………….….….. 3

Ratings and Performance, Installation ……………………………….…. 4

Using the Display …………………………………………….………….… 6

Configuration Utility ……………………………………………………...... 7

Application Programming Interface (API) ……………….………….… 14

Code Examples …………………………………………………………… . 36

Change History ……………………………………………………………. 42

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Product Overview

These sealed and rugged displays have 3 illuminated keys and a 60mm x 33mm screen.

128 x 64 dot graphic display or character display with black characters on white background

Illuminated keys under software control ( on / off / flashing )

Screen only version available if keys not required

Extreme version available with higher environmental spec.

Install into a panel in a ¼ DIN cutout or from the rear of the panel using the fixing kit (order separately)

Connect to host via mini USB. The display uses an HID-compliant device interface to communicate with the host

A host application must be written to send content to the display, using the display control functions.

These functions are all listed in the API and the use of these is illustrated with code examples.

Download the following from www.storm-interface.com/downloads :-

PC based Configuration Utility

Object Libraries for Windows ( XP onwards) & Linux (Ubuntu)

API Source Code (contact [email protected] for source code requests )

Product Range

Character Display Graphic Display

Screen with

3 Keys Industrial USB 3 key 4x20 char display IP54, 0°C to 60°C

Impact 5J. Vibration& Shock IEC721-5M3

Part Number 5103-000

USB 3 key graphic display IP54, 0°C to 60°C

Impact 5J. Vibration& Shock IEC721-5M3

Part Number 5103-100

Extreme USB 3 key 4x20 char display IP65,-20°C to 70°C

Impact 10J. Vibration& Shock IEC721-6M3

Part Number 5103-010

USB 3 key graphic displayIP65, -20°C to 70°C

Impact 10J. Vibration& Shock IEC721-6M3

Part Number 5103-110

Screen

only Industrial USB 4x20 char display IP54, 0°C to 60°C

Impact 5J. Vibration& Shock IEC721-5M3

Part Number 5100-000

USB graphic display IP54, 0°C to 60°C

Impact 5J. Vibration& Shock IEC721-5M3

Part Number 5100-100

Extreme USB 4x20 char display IP65, -20°C to 70°C

Impact 10J. Vibration& Shock IEC721-6M3

Part Number 5100-010

USB graphic display IP65, -20°C to 70°C

Impact 10J. Vibration& Shock IEC721-6M3

Part Number 5100-110

Please note that if ordering from broadline distribution there will be an additional suffix at the end of the part number.

This is for distributor labelling purposes only.

Accessories Fitting Kit with panel clips, fixings, underpanel gasket, replacement seal

Part Number 5100-FK0

USB Cable 1m, USB A to 90 degree USB mini-B

Part Number 4500-01

Downloads Configuration Utility / Object Libraries for Windows and Linux / Source Code

3D CAD Models

Panel Cutout Details

Download from www.storm-interface.com/downloads.

Contact sales@storm-interface.com for source code requests

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Functions

The USB Display uses a USB HID-Compliant device interface to communicate with the host.

The graphic LCD is 128 pixels by 64 pixels, with backlight, contrast level, and white on black capability.

3 Illuminated keys are under software control – on, off and flashing.

The character LCD has three fixed fonts included

o6 by 8, this will give 8 lines by 20 characters , and

o6 by 16, this will give 4 lines by 20 characters.

!"#$%&'()*+,-.\0123456789:;<=>?@

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ[/]^_'abcdefghijklmnopqstuvwxyz{|}~

o26 by 64, this allows for 4 characters to be displayed 0123456789 , . : °±

Four user definable Icons (up to 128 By 64) and any one of them can be setup as a splash screen.

A host utility will be supplied to configure the unit, including downloading of the Icons.

Field upgradeable via the utility.

The host API allows access to following functions:

Set Pixel Write Character Write Character String

Draw Circle Fill Circle Draw rectangle

Fill Rectangle Draw bitmap directly to LCD Load Icons

Draw bargraph. Draw line.

Each button when pressed will output a fixed key code.

The Icons can be designed using Microsoft PaintTM.

The utility will allow the user to preview the Icon before loading to the USB display.

The USB display uses USB for communicating with the host. It also includes an HID-datapipe back-channel. One of

the advantages of using this implementation using only HID interfaces is that no drivers are required on host system.

Basic architecture of the USB display :

LCD Functions

Flip / inverse / backlight etc

Drawing/character functions

Circle / rectangle /fill / put character etc

USB Display API

HIDAPI

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Ratings & Performance

Overall Dimensions 102mm x 102mm x 32mm

Packed Dims 125mm x 110 mm x 40mm, 203grams (Screen only version is193 grams)

Connection mini-USB socket (locking type)

Environmental Industrial Version Extreme Version

Operational temperature 0ºC to +60ºC -20ºC to +70ºC

Vibration/ shock IEC721 5M3 6M3

Impact Rating 5J 10J

Sealing IP54 IP65

Storage temperature -20ºC to +70ºC

Humidity 10% to 90% non-condensing

Insulation resistance 50Mohms (min)

Breakdown voltage 500V a.c. (60 secs)

Operating voltage 5V +/- 5% (USB) – must only be used with SELV circuit.

Operating current 20mA (excluding key illumination current)

Safety EU Low Voltage Directive EN60950

EMC: Emissions and Immunity: FCC part 15B Class B

EN55022, EN55024

ESD: Up to +/- 15kV air discharge, +/- 7.5kV contact discharge

EU RoHS Compliant

WEEE Directive Compliant

Panel Cutout Drawings

¼ DIN Underpanel

Recommended panel thickness 1.6mm – 4mm s/s Use M3 x 12mm or equivalent weld studs

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Installation into a ¼ DIN cutout

1. Fit the M4 nuts and screws to the brackets. Allow the screw to protrude to touch the panel

2. Fit the unit into the panel using 4 brackets

3. Tighten the M3 screws ( #1 PZ ) to attach each bracket to the rear of the unit.

4. Tighten the M4 screws ( #2 PZ ) to pull the unit down to the panel surface

5. Remove the protective film from the screen and connect your USB cable

If additional cable securing is required then use a nylon tiewrap as shown

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Installation Underpanel

1. Prepare panel with studs M3 x 12mm (or equivalent 6-32 UNC)

2. Place the foam gasket around the display front

3. Fit the unit into the cutout – one bracket goes over each weld stud.

4. Fit a nut over each weld stud and tighten down

5. Remove the protective film from the screen

and connect your USB cable

If additional cable securing is required then

use a nylon tiewrap as shown

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Using the USB Display

On power up the USB display will perform basic self test and then proceed to display an initial splash screen. The

default is the “Storm” logo, customers can customise this splash screen using the software utility, see below for

more detailed description.

Once the unit is connected to PC, Windows will detect the USB display as follows :-

When connected to a PC, the USB Display should be detected by the operating system and enumerated without

drivers. Windows shows one device in the Device Manager : USB Human Interface Device: Compliant device

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The USB Configuration Utility is supplied in order that the user can perform firmware updates, and upload icons to

the USB display.

Download the Configuration Utility for free from www.storm-interface.com/downloads

All other functions in the Configuration Utility are also available in the API.

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Controlling the USB Display with the Configuration Utility

Launch the application and it will display the following screen:

Before loading the form it initially detects the encoder using the VID/PID and if found it sends a device status

message. If all successful then all the buttons are enabled. If not then they will all be disabled except for “Re-Scan”

and “Exit”.

Buttons will be disabled/enabled depending on options installed.

Options Installed Buttons disabled

3 keys + 4/8line character only Customise ICONs

3 keys + 4/8line character + bitmap None

No keys + 4/8line character only All LEDs + Customise ICONs

No keys + 4/8line character +

bitmap

All LEDs

Note: Manufacturer and Product strings are recovered from the USB stack. The USB ID in our product is

Vendor ID: 0x2047 Product ID: 0x0922.

Firmware version is recovered from the encoder.

Once a configuration is selected and accepted by the USB Display then that information is stored in volatile

memory of the unit. So if the user has not written to flash (using “Save Changes”) then powering down/up the

encoder, that configuration will be lost.

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Configuration Utility Functions

LCD Flip (180° rotation)

This will set the default value of how the lcd data will be displayed.

LCD Flip – No (Factory Default)

LCD Flip – Yes

LCD Inverse

This will invert the colour of the pixels.

LCD Inverse – No (Factory Default)

LCD Inverse – Yes

LCD Contrast Level

This will set the contrast level of LCD display.

LCD Contrast Level – 0

LCD Contrast Level – 1

LCD Contrast Level – 10 (Factory Default)

LCD Contrast Level – 20

LCD Backlight

This will set the default value of the backlight.

LCD Backlight – O (Factory Default)

LCD Backlight – Off

LCD Backlight – Flashing

LEDs

If unit has the three keys installed then the LEDs can be controlled via software individually as follows:

Left LED

Left LED – Off

Left LED – On (Factory Default)

Left LED - Flashing

Right LED

Right LED – Off

Right LED – On (Factory Default)

Right LED - Flashing

Centre LED

Centre LED – Off

Centre LED – On (Factory Default)

Centre LED – Flashing

Test USB Display

This will execute a self test mode on the encoder.

•Show a test pattern on LCD display

•Display circles, rectangle etc.,

•Test keys on unit.

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Customise Bitmaps

The USB display supports up to four downloadable bitmaps (128 by 64).

The ICONs must be first designed using Paint or any other package that supports the monochrome paint format

(i.e. 1bpp format).

Select an Icon position eg Icon 3 and click on “Browse” button. This will open explorer : navigate to your bitmap

file and click on “Open”.

The ICON will be displayed in the icon picture box

On right hand side there is information about the ICON, height, width, icon number and if user wants to use this as

the splash icon, when the unit starts up. Only one icon can be set as splash screen.

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