User manual OMRON NQ HMI GETTING STARTED GUIDE

[. . . ] V07-EN-01 NQ3-TQ0B NQ3-MQ0B NQ5-SQ0B NQ5-MQ0B NQ-Series HMI GETTING STARTED GUIDE Notice OMRON products are manufactured for use by a trained operator and only for the purposes described in this manual. The following conventions are used to classify and explain the precautions in this manual. Always heed the information provided with them. !WARNING Indicates information that, if not heeded, could possibly result in serious injury or loss of life. !Caution Indicates information that, if not heeded, could possibly result in minor or relatively serious injury, damage to the product or faulty operation. OMRON product references In this manual the first letter of the name of each OMRON product is capitalized. Visual aids The following heading appears in the left column of the manual to help you locate different types of information. Indicates information of particular interest for efficient and convenient operation of the product. [. . . ] 8 Click OK. 4-3-7 Lamp objects The following lamp objects can be used: · Bit lamp ( ) Bit lamp objects are used to display the on and off state of a coil type tag. · Word lamp ( ) Word lamp objects are used to display multiple states (max. 32) depending of the value of the assigned address. The most important properties for bit lamp objects are as follows: · Tag Address · Style (generic, images, etc. ) · On Text Colour The most important properties for word lamp objects are as follows: · Tag Address · State Properties Proceed as follows: 1 Click Screen3. from State Properties in the property panel. 43 Example application 5 Click Add State. 6 Click OK. Section 4-3 Figure 4. 20: Lamp objects 4-3-8 Graphical objects The following graphical objects can be used to draw objects and place pictures on the screen: · Line ( ) · Rectangle ( ) · Ellipse ( ) 44 Example application · · Section 4-3 Rounded rectangle ( ) Advanced picture ( ) All imported pictures are converted to BMP before downloading the pictures to the NQ-Series. This means that GIF and JPEG pictures will be converted to BMP resulting in a bigger memory use. 4. 21: Graphical objects 4-3-9 Wizards The following wizards can be used to add functionalities: · Bar graph ( ) To display a value by means of a bar. · Multiple bar graph ( ) To display values by means of max. Each bar can be defined with different min. values and assigned to different addresses. See image attached with multiple bar graph properties selected. · Analogue meter ( ) To display a value by means of a meter. 45 Example application · · Section 4-3 Trend ( ) To display a value over a period of time in a diagram. Historical Trend ( ) To display the trend of logged data. This command can only be used if a tag is logged in data logging. A maximum of 4 logged tags can be shown in the historical trend. Figure 4. 22: Wizards 4-3-10 Alarms Alarm windows are created for displaying alarms on screen. The most important properties for alarms are as follows: · Alarm Type (real time or historical) · Select Display Fields ( what is shown and order) Proceed as follows: 1 Click Screen. To define the alarm see Alarms in 4-2-2-4 Project panel. 3 Click Collection from Select Display Fields in the property panel. 4 Select On-Time and Off-time and click Add. The order of data shown in the window can be configured here. 46 Example application Section 4-3 Figure 4. 23: Alarms 5 Click OK. The tool bar contains four predefined alarm buttons: two buttons for navigation and two buttons to acknowledge ( ). The acknowledge button acknowledges the first alarm shown in the alarm window. [. . . ] Enter the Line parameters and Unitelway parameters keep base as 1 and numbers as 4. This will apply the settings by resetting the Unitelway driver. The following message will appear 117 Click on OK 12 Click on tools. The following picture will appear: Double click on comm. [. . . ]