Econ OP320, OP320-A, OP320-S, OP520, OP320-A-S Operation Manual

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ECON

Operator Panels

Operation manual

Control Solutions Group

'Simple solutions to difficult problems'

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OP series display

Catalog

Chapter 1 Summary of the

products

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4

1-1 Function

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...................

41-

2 General specification

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51-

3 Product

types

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............

61-

4 Each part’s name

................................

......71-4-1 OP320/OP320

-S................................

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...........................

71-4-

2 OP320

-A/OP320

-A-S................................

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.................

101-

5 Interface definition and connection

diagram

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.....................

141-5-

1 OP320

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.........

141-5-

2 OP320

-S................................

................................

......151-5-3 OP320

-A................................

................................

.....161-5-4 OP320

-A-S................................

................................

.171-6 Sizes and installing methods

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..................

19

Chapter 2 Editor Software OP20

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.................

21

2-1 Basic summary of OP20

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........................

212-1-

1 About the project and the screen

................................

.212-1-2 The content of screen

................................

..................

212-1-

3 The use flow of OP2

0

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.................

222-

2 Edit the user’s screen

................................

.............................

232-2-

1 Create a project

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...........................

232-2-2Make a basic screen

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....................

252-2-

3 The system parameter of OP20

................................

...262-2-4 Text

................................

.............

262-2-

5 Function key (screen jump)

................................

........282-2-6 Data display window

................................

..................

332-2-

7 Data set window

................................

.........................

372-2-8Status

lamps

................................

392-2-

9 Function key (switch quantity operation)

................................

...................

452-2-10Trend

diagram

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............................

462-2-

11 Bar

diagram

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..........................

472-2-12diagram

display

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.....................

482-2-

13 Dynamic mess

ages

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....................

492-2-

14 Alarm list

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..522-3 Save a project

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.........

542-

4 Download the

screen

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..............................

54

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Chapter 3 Operation methods of OP320

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56

3-1 Online communication

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...........................

563-

2 Shift the screen

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.......563-3 System’s password

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.573-4 Modify the data

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......

59

3-5 Switch value operating

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.........................

59

Chapter 4 New addition function of OP520

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....604-1-2 Screen jump function

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.............................

624-1-

3 Advanced function

................................

.634-2 Status

status

lamp

................................

......644-3 Application examples of g

lobal function key and button

status

lamp

...............

654-

4 inside clock (optional)

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...............................

67

Chapter 5 Application examples of OP520

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..

68

5-1

Make a screen

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...........

70

Chapter 6 OP320

-

S, OP320

-A................................

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71

OP320

-S................................

..............

Error! Bookmark not defined.

93

OP320

-

A/OP320

-A-S................................

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........

71

Chapter 7 PLC’s connection method

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...........

72

7-1 xinje FC series PLC

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...............................

727-

2 Mitsubishi FX series PLC

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......................

737-

3 Siemens S7

-

200 series PLC

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...................

747-4Omron C series PLC

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..............................

767-

5 Koyo S series PLC

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.777-6 Schneider NEZAseries PLC

................................

..................

797-

7 DELTADVP series PLC

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........................

807-

8 LG Master

-

K series PLC

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........................

817-

9 Matsushita FP series PLC

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......................

827-

10 FACON FB series PLC

................................

........................

847-

11 Kenyence series PLC

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......

Error! Bookmark not defined.

105

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Chapter 1

Summary of the products

1-1

Function

The

OP series

i

s a mini

human machine interface

The

OP320 display

ha

s the following:



The communication port is

RS232/RS422



Seven keys can be defined

as

function keys, and they can

substitute some

machine

keys on the control

tableLCD display with backlight

STN. It can

display 24 characters × 4 lines, i

The

OP320

-

S display

ha

s the

following

:



The communication port is

RS232/RS422



LCD display with backlight

STN. It can disp

lay 24 characters × 4 lines.



The

OP320

-

A display

has

the follow

ing

:



20 keys can be defined

as

fun

ction keys

(12ofthem can be defined

as

digital keys and

for other use

), and they can

substitute some machine buttons on the control table



C

omm

u

nication

format

, RS232/RS422



LCD display with backlight

STN. It can display 24 characters × 4 lines

.

TheOP320

-A-

S display

ha

s the follow

ing

:



T

he comm

u

nication

format

is

, RS232/RS422

The

OP520 display

ha

s the follow

ing

:42 film

button

s: 10

number

keys, 32 function keys,

in these function keys

16 can be

defined

with the card.

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

There are 16

button

lamps

on th

e panel, which can be used to

status

PLC’s status



The

comm

u

nication

format is

RS232/RS422/RS485



LCD display with backlight

STN.

The

resolution

is 320×240. It can display 40

characters × 15 lines

.

1-2

General specification

1.

Electric

al

specification

Inp

ut voltage

DC20V

～

DC28V

P

ower

consumption

Less than 4W(TYP2.0W)

M

omentary power

-

cut

Less than 20ms

Voltage

endurance

AC1000V

-

10MA

1

minute (between signal

and

earth)Insulation resistance

DC500V

-

about 10M

Ω

(between signal and

earth)2.

E

nvironment

al

condition

s

Amb

ient

operatin

g

temperature

0～50℃,

with

no

condensate

Storage

temperature

-

20～60℃Environment

temperature

20-85%,

with

no

condensate

Vibration

Resistance

10-25Hz

(2G per 30min in X, Y, Z

direction

each

)

Interfere immunity

Voltage noise:1000Vp

-

p, pulse

w

idth

1μs,1

minAmbient a

tmosphere

With

no corrosive air

Protect

con

figuration

Fit the

IP65

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1-3Product types

Product

s

classification

OP series

OP320

-SOP320

-AOP320

-A-SOP520

The number of

keys72042

Sizeofthe

screen

3.7”

5.7”

The

background

lamps

LED

CCFL

The

display

color

Monochrome

Communication

port

RS232/

RS422

RS232/

RS485

RS232/

RS422

RS232/

RS485

RS232/RS422/

RS485

Shape and size

163.5W×101.7H×50.4D

172W×94H×30D

284W×194H×50D

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1-4Nam

ing

1-4-1 OP320/OP32

0-S

The

OP320(OP320

-

S),

has the

LCD display window,

and7user

buttons, The seven buttons

can be set to be special function keys,

sc

reen jump

oron-

off set and other function

s

.

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Button

Basic

function

(These keys are not used as func

tion keys)

[ ]

Normally set

s

the main menu or the screen which is used most often to be the

system

’

s initial screen.

[ ]

When modifying the register

’

s data, shift the modified data bit to the left

.

[ ]

When modifying the register

’

s data, shi

ft the modified data bit to the right

.

[ ]

Previous page button or i

fin the status of data setting

，

the modified data bit plus

1.[ ]

Next page button or i

fin the status of data setting

，

the modified data bit plus

-1.

[SET ]

Press this key to start modifying

a

register

’

s value

.

[ENT]

E

xit

changing

a

register

s value.

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At

the back of OP320

(OP320

-

S), there

are

power

terminal

s

, communication

socket

and

contrast adjusting potentiometer.

OP320 display has back

light

auto turn

off if there

isnooperat

ion

for three minutes.

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1-4-2 OP320

-

A/OP320

-A-

S

On the face of OP320

-

A (OP320

-A-

S), there is not only LCD display but also

20

button

s

for

user

special function.

R

efertoOP520

for detail button definition.

SET

ENT

ALM

ESC

CLR

+/ -

0

321654987

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Pages

Table of key

s’

basic f

unction:

Key

Basic

function

Escape to t

he system

’

s initial screen is appointed by the user when

designing the screen

It can also be used as a function key.

It is used as a function key.

It is used as a function k

ey.

It is used as a function key.

Press this key to start modifying

a

register

’

s value

.

Write the modified data to the register and then continue to modify the next

data.Alarm list key

(When the key is not set as a function key)

.

When mod

ifying the register

’

s data

，

clear the

value

areaWhen modifying the register

’

s data

，

it

setsthe data positive or negative

bit.

Number key (0

-

9)，in the status of number be

ing

set，the modified number

bit change

s

to the correspond key value

.

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1-4-2

OP520

On the front of

OP520, there are not only LCD display window, but also 42 film

buttons

.

K3K1K5K4K6K8K7K9F6F5F7F8F9

SET

K2

F4F3F2

01CLR3+/ -

2F174685

9

LCD

display

area

Free define

multi

-

function

keys which can

extract and

insert card

（

16

in total

）

Number

keyboard

Direction

ke

y

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Button

’

s basic function table

Button

Basic function

Escape to t

he system

’

s initial screen is appointed by the use

r when designing the screen

It can also be used as a function key.

When modifying the register

’

s data, shift the modified data bit to the left

.

When modifying the register

’

s data, shift the modified data bit to the right

.The default value is the

current screen

’

s ID minus 1)

If setting

data，the modified data bit plus 1

T

he default value is the current screen

’

s ID plus 1)

If setting

data，the modified data bit minus 1

.

Press this key to start modifying

a

register

’

s value

.

Write the modified

data to the register and then continue to modify the next data

register

.

Alarm list key

，

after setting alarm list function

，

press this button to fast switch to the

alarm list screen

。

(When the key is not set as a function key)

When modifying the registe

r’s data

，

clear the

selected

area

When modifying the register

’

s data

，

it will

set the data positive or negative

Number key (0

-9).

Go to the previous data set register.

Go to the next data set register

Canbeusedasaglobal function key or no

rmal function key

Canbeusedasaglobal function key or normal function key

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There are three communication

formats

for PORT2: RS232, RS422,

or

RS485. Connect

the

OP520

with any

series of PLC with the communication cabl

e, and you can

also

download using

the

same

communication

between

the

OP520

or the

PLC.

1-5 I

nterface definition and

connection

diagram

1-5-1 OP320

S

erial

out for the

OP320

.

Pin ID

definition

1

TD+2RXD

3

TXD

45GND

6TD-78RD-9RD+OP-SYS-CAB connectin

g

diagram

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OP side

（

9PIN

plug）RXD22

RXD

TXD33

TXD77

CTS

GND55

GND

OP-SYS-CAB connectin

g

diagram

:

（

V4.0

）：

OP side

（

9PIN

plug）computer side

（

9PIN

plug）RXD22

RXD

TXD33

TXD7CTS4GND55

GND

1-5-2 OP320

-

S

erial

port

pin’sdefinition ID

number

for the

OP320

-

S.

Pin ID

Definition

1

TD+2RXD3T

XD45

GND6TD-78B9A

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OP-SYS-CAB connectin

g

diagram

:

OP side

（

9PIN

plug）

computer side

（

9PIN

plug）RXD22

RXD

TXD33

TXD77

CTS

GND55

GND

OP-SYS-CAB connectin

g

diagram

:

（

V4.0

）：

OP side

（

9PIN

plug）computer side

（

9PIN

plug

）

RXD22

RXD

TXD33

TXD7CTS4GND55

GND

1-5-3 OP320

-

A

S

erial

port

pin’s definition ID

number of

the

OP320

-

A.

Pin ID

Definition

1

TD+2RXD3TXD45GND6TD-78RD-9

RD+

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OP-SYS-CAB connectin

g

diagram

:

OP side

（

9PIN

plug）computer(9PIN

plug

)

OP-SYS-CAB connectin

g

diagram

:

（

V4.0

）：

OP side

（

9PIN

plug）computer(9PIN

plug)RXD22

RXD

TXD33

TXD7CTS4GND55

GND

1-5-4 OP

320-A-S

S

erial pin’s definition ID

number of

OP320

-

A.

Pin ID

Definition

1

TD+2RXD3TXD45GND6TD-78B9A

RXD22

RXD

TXD33

TXD77CTS

GND55

GND

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OP-SYS-CAB connectin

g

diagram

:

OP side

（

9PIN

plug）computer(9PIN

plug

)

OP-SYS-CAB connectin

g

diagram

:

（

V4.0

）：

OP side

（

9PIN

plug）computer(9PIN

plug)RXD22

RXD

TXD33

TXD7CTS4GND55

GND

1-5-5 OP520

Serial port pin

’

s de

finition ID number of

the

OP520.

PORT1 (download port):

Pin’s ID

Definition

1NC2

RXD

3TXD4NC5GND

6NC7

RTC8NC9NC

RXD22

RXD

TXD33

TXD77

CTS

GND55

GND

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PORT2 (communication port):

OP-SYS-CAB connecting

diagram

:

DP210

（

9PIN

female

）

Computer

（

9PIN

female

）

RXD

22RXD

TXD

33TXD

RTS77

CTS

GND

55GND

1-6Installing

methods

OP320

(OP320

-S)The product

’

s actual size

is

: 155.5×92.7×

50.4 (

in mm

)

The

cutout

sizeis:

156.5

×

94 (in mm)

Pin’s ID

Definition

1

TD+2RXD

3

TXD

4

Empty

5

GND

6TD-

7空8RD-9RD+

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OP320

–A(OP320

-A-S)The product

’

s actual size

is

: 1

62.2×84.2×30(in mm

)

The

cutout s

izeis:

163.2

×

85.2 (in mm)

OP

520 The product

’

s actual size

is:284×194×50(inmm)

The

cutout

sizeis:

269.2

×

156.4 (in mm)

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Chapter 2

OP20

Software

2-1 Basic s

ummary

of

the

OP20

OP20 develop

s

software for character display

for the

OP series application screen. It runs

on

WINDOWS 98/2000

/XP

system.

2-1-1

Project sc

reens

The project

’

s basic element is

the

screens.

2-1-2

Screen content

You can place Characters, lamp

s

, switch

es

, data display set window

s,and next screen

keysand other element in each screen.

You can a

lso

set the

alarm list monitor

ing

.

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2-1-3

The us

e

flow

of OP20

The basic use flow

foranOP20

program

:

Set up the software.

Run the program.

Create or open

a

project

Create or open a screen

Edit the screen.

Save the

project

Transfer the screen.

Run

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2-2Editing

the user’s screen

2-2-1Create a proje

c

t

After run

ning

the OP20 Software,

There will be a screen editor in the center of the

computer

’

s display.



Screen

Display all the screen’s serial number

in

the project.



Description

D

escript

ion of the screen fun

ction



“New”

key

Create a new screen.



“Delete”

key

Delete the current screen.

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Key

Description

Create a new project

.

Open a saved project

.

Save a project

that

is editing currently

Cut the characters

in

the tex

t

box.Copy the characters

in

the textbox

.

Paste the characters

in

the textbox

.

Creat

e

a new screen,

Display the

normal

ty

content

ofthe

current screen.

Copy a screen to be another

one

Delete the current screen.

P

ointtothe system’

s

initial screen,

when

the display is working, click the

[ ]

button

to

return

back

to thi

s screen

.

Log in the

alarm list information,

each piece of

alarm information

correspond

s

withan

internal

relay.

Via RS232 port of

the

computer, download the completed project file to

OP320 display.

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

PLC typ

e

Select

the

PLC’s type

so w

hen

the

OP20

is

download

ed

the screen,

will

transfer the

appoint PLC

’

s communication protocol along with the screen data to the display.

2-2-2

Make a basic

screen

The following we will take Mitsubishi FX series PLC as the examp

le to describe:

First, enter the edit status of the system

’

s initial screen (If default it will be the No.1 screen).

In the bottom of the screen is the current screen

’

s (No.1 screen)

normal

ty

.

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2-2-3The system parameter

s

of OP20

Click

button, or click “tool”



”set OP20” command



The ma

in

control screen

After

powering up

, the first screen OP320 displays

the main menu

.

Password

All the screens

in

a project use

the

same password, when the

encrypt

normal

ty of “data

set

window

”,

“fun

ction key” is va

lid,only when

the system’

s

password

hasbeen

opened

.



P

ower conservation

protection

The default value of the backlight hold time is 3 minutes. When

its

set it to be 0, the

backlight will light

stay on

.



Sampl

e

analog

quantity

data

OP320 ca

n connect with a 8

-

channel

analog

value

sample

module or a

n8-

channel

temperature sampl

e

module via

the

RS485 communication port.

The register

’

s head address which

the

analog quantity

is

auto store

d

is assigned by this

parameter.

2-2-4Text

B

efore ed

iting

the screen

,

describe the 8 elements

’

function in the right of the screen edit

window.

PartsFunction

Input

texts.

D

ata monitor window or data set

window

(The

address

isaPLC data register)

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