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User’s Manual for eTOP Series 300 Touchscreen Products

eTOP Series 300

Operating Instructions

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Copyright © 2018 Exor International S.p.A. – Verona, Italy Subject to change without notice The information contained in this document is provided for informational purposes only. While efforts were made to verify the accuracy of the information contained in this documentation, it is provided “as is” without warranty of any kind. Third-party brands and names are the property of their respective owners. www.exorint.com

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Table of Contents

Introduction 4

Safety guide 5

1 Product overview 6

2 Standards and approvals 7

3 Technical specications 8

4 Technical data 10

4.1 Dimensions 14

4.2 Installation environment 15

4.3 Installation procedure 16

5 Connections 17

5.1 Serial port 18

5.2 Ethernet port 19

6 Power supply, grounding and shielding 20

7 AUX Port 21

8 Battery 22

9 Cleaning faceplates 23

10 Getting started 23

11 Command summary 24

12 Conguration mode 25

13 Special modes: Calibration, conguration and safe mode 26

13.1 Touchscreen calibration 26

13.2 Go to conguration mode 26

13.3 Safe mode 26

14 Dedicated LED indicators 27

15 Unpacking and packing Instructions 28

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Introduction

The operational guidelines described below is information which relates to the device, installation, transportation, storage, assembly, use and maintenance.

This Operating Instruction describes the main features of the operator panels. The Guide refers to the following models:

eTOP306 Operator interface with TFT color 5,7” display eTOP307 Operator interface with TFT color 7” widescreen display eTOP308 Operator interface with TFT color 7.5” display eTOP310 Operator interface with TFT color 10” display eTOP312 Operator interface with TFT color 12” display eTOP313 Operator interface with TFT color 13.3” widescreen display eTOP315 Operator interface with TFT color 15” display

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Safety Guide

The manual contains safety standards that must be respected for the personal safety and to avoid damage. Indications of attention are divided into three levels of severity:

DANGER: indicates a failure to observe safety rules and such failure may cause death or serious injuries.

DANGER

ATTENTION: indicates a failure to observe safety rules and that deciency may cause damage.

ATTENTION

CAUTION: indicates a failure to observe safety rules and that deciency may cause defects to the equipment

or inconsistencies.

CAUTION

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1 Production Overview

The eTOP Series 300 combines state-of-the-art features and performance with an oustanding design. They are the ideal choice for HMI applications including factory and building automation.

The eTOP Series 300 HMI panels are fully compatible with UniOP Designer 6 software.

• Powerful and intuitive programming with the UniOP Designer 6 software.

• Supports more than 150 communication drivers.

• Built-in Ethernet port for communication with devices, programming the HMI from Designer and

retrieving data from computers.

• USB host port for the connection of flash drives. Flash drives can be used for upgrading applications and rmware.

• Optional plug-in modules for eldbus systems and networks. Compatible with TCM and SCM

modules.

• Dual-driver communication capability.

• Vector graphic capabilities including the support of multiple layers and object transparency.

• Data display in numerical, text, bargraph, analog gauges and graphic image formats. Dynamic

object properties supported.

• Data acquisition and trend presentation. Trend data can be transferred to an host computer using

the Ethernet connection.

• Recipe data storage. Recipe data can be transferred to an host computer using the Ethernet

connection or copied to flash drives via USB connection.

• Multilanguage applications. Far East languages are supported. The number of runtime languages is limited only by the available memory. All text information in the application can be exported to les

in Unicode format for easier translation.

• Powerful macro editor to congure touchscreen operation

• Alarms and historical alarm list. Alarm and event information can be printed or transferred to an

host computer.

• Eight level password protection.

• Report printing to serial printer. Reports are freely congurable using Designer.

• Ethernet-based UniNet network to share data between HMIs and to serve data using UniNet OPC

Server.

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2 Standards and Approvals

The products have been designed for use in an industrial environment in compliance with the 2014/30/ EU EMC Directive. The products have been designed in compliance with: EN 61000-6-4 EN 55011 Class A

EN 61000-6-2 EN 61000-4-2 EN 61000-4-3 EN 61000-4-4 EN 61000-4-5 EN 61000-4-6

The installation of these devices into the residential, commercial and light-industrial environments is allowed only in the case that special in measures are taken in order to ensure conformity to EN 61000-6-3.

The products are in compliance with the Restrictions on Certain Hazardous Substances (RoHS) Directive 2011/65/EU

In compliance with the above regulations the products are CE marked.

Product Identication

The product may be identied through a plate attached to the rear cover. You will have to know the type

of unit you are using for correct usage of the information contained in the guide.

An example of this plate is shown in the gure below:

eTOP306 product model name ETOP306U1P1 product part number 1846 year/week of production AA0000187123456789AA serial number HW76B3FW76S590P version id of the product

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3 Technical Specications

Touch screen technology Resistive

Back-up battery

3V 50mAh Lithium, rechargeable, not user-replaceable,

model VL2330.

Fuse Automatic PC/Printer Port

RS-232, RS-485, RS-422 software congurable

300 - 38400 baud

PLC Port RS-232, RS-485, RS-422 software congurable

300 - 38400 baud

AUX Port connector D-9 pin female (functionality can be congured

with an optional communication module) User memory 64MB

Recipe memory Flash Hardware clock Clock/Calendar with back-up battery Accuracy RTC (at 25°C operating) <100ppm Alarms 1024 Historical event list last 1024 events with back-up battery Programming software Designer version 6

Environmental conditions

Operating temperature (vertical 0 ÷ +50°C EN 60068-2-14 installation) Storage temperature -20 ÷ +70°C EN 60068-2-14 Operating and storage humidity 5 ÷ 85 % RH not-condensing EN 60068-2-30 Vibrations 5 ÷ 9 Hz, 7 mm

9 ÷ 150 Hz, 1 g

Shock ± 50 g, 11 ms, 3 pulses per axis EN 60068-2-27 Protection class IP66 front panel * EN 60529

* The front face of the unit, installed in a solid panel, has been tested using conditions equivalent to the standards shown in the “Environmental conditions”. Even though the level of resistance unit is equivalent to these standards, oils

that should have no effect on the panel can possibly harm the unit. This can occur in areas where either vaporized oils are present, or where low viscosity cutting oil are allowed to adhere to the unit for long periods of time. If the front face protection sheet on the panel becomes peeled off, these conditions can lead to the ingress of oil into the panel and separate protection measures are suggested. If the installation gasket is used for a long period of time, or if the unit and its gasket are removed from the panel, the original level of the protection cannot be guaranteed.

EN 60068-2-6

p-p

Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC)

Radiated disturbance test Class A EN 55011 Electrostatic discharge immunity test 8 kV (air electrostatic discharge) EN 61000-4-2

4 kV (contact electrostatic discharge)

Radiated, radio-frequency, 80 MHz ÷ 1 GHz, 10V/m EN 61000-4-3 electromagnetic eld immunity test 1,4 GHz ÷ 2 GHz, 3 V/m

2 GHz ÷ 2.7 GHz, 1 V/m

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3 Technical Specications

Burst immunity test ± 2 KV DC power port EN 61000-4-4 ± 1 KV signal line Surge immunity test ± 0,5 KV DC power port (line to earth) EN 61000-4-5 ± 0,5 KV DC power port (line to line) ± 1 KV signal line (line to earth)

Immunity to conducted disturbances inducted by radiofrequency eld 0.15 ÷ 80 MHz, 10V EN 61000-4-6

Voltage dips, short interruptions and voltage variations immunity test Port: AC mains; Level:

100% duration: 1 cycle and 250 cycles (50Hz); 40% duration: 10 cycles (50Hz); 70% duration: 25 cycles (50Hz); Phase: 0°-180° Test executed on the 230Vac side of the Exor International Power Supply EN 61000-4-11

Durability information

Backlight service life 40000 Hrs. or more (LED type) (Time of continuos operation until the brightness of the

backlight reaches 50% of the rated value when the sorrounding air temperature is 25°C) - see Note 1

Backlight service life 50000 Hrs. or more (CCFL type) (Time of continuos operation until the brightness of the

backlight reaches 50% of the rated value when the sorrounding air temperature is 25°C) - see Note 1

Front foil 10 years if the surrounding air temperature is 25°C (without directly exposure to sunlight or UV ray)

UV Resistance Indoor applications: After 300 hours cycled humidity in

QUV accelerated weathering, some yellowing and brittleness may be present. - see Note 2.

Touch screen reliability > 1 milion operations

Note 1: Extended use in environments where the surrounding air temperature is 40°C or higher may degrade

backlight quality/reliability/durability.

Note 2: Solvent resistance: Contact for 1/2 hour at 21°C, No visible effect: Acetone, Butyl Cellosolve, Cyclohexanone, Ethyl Acetate, Hexane, Isopropyl Alcohol, MEK, Methylene Chloride, Toluene, Xylene Contact for 24 hours at 49°C, No visible effect: Coffee, Ketchup, Lemon Juice, Mustard (slight yellow stain), Tea, Tomato juice.

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4 Technical Data

Model eTOP306 eTOP307

Display / Backlight

Colors

Resolution

Diagonal (inches)

Dimming

Touch screen

User memory Flash

Flash card option

Recipe memory

PLC Port

Programming/Printer port

UniNet (server and client)

Aux port (optional ledbus/

Ethernet)

Ethernet programming

Ethernet port

USB port

Graphic

Video input Option

Trend acquisition and display

Battery

Real Time Clock

Password

Alarms

Event list

Voltage

Current rating (at 24VDC)

Temperature range (vertical installation)

Weight

TFT Color / LED TFT Color / LED

64K 64K

320x240 800x480

5.7” 7” widescreen

yes yes

64 MB 64 MB

- -

Yes. Flash memory storage limited only by

available memory

RS-232, RS-485, RS-422 RS-232, RS-485, RS-422

yes yes

10/100 Mbit 10/100 Mbit

Host interface, version 1.1 Host interface, version 1.1

yes yes

- -

yes yes

rechargeable rechargeable

yes yes

1024 1024

18-30VDC 18-30VDC

0.55A 0.55A

0-50°C 0-50°C

1 Kg 1 Kg

Yes. Flash memory storage limited only by

available memory

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4 Technical Data

Model eTOP308 eTOP310

Display / Backlight

Colors

Resolution

Diagonal (inches)

Dimming

Touch screen

User memory Flash

Flash card option

Recipe memory

PLC Port

Programming/Printer port

UniNet (server and client)

Aux port (optional ledbus/

Ethernet)

Ethernet programming

Ethernet port

USB port

Graphic

Video input Option

Trend acquisition and display

Battery

Real Time Clock

Password

Alarms

Event list

Voltage

Current rating (at 24VDC)

Temperature range (vertical installation)

Weight

TFT Color / CCFL TFT Color / CCFL

64K 64K

640x480 640x480

7.5” 10.4”

yes yes

64 MB 64 MB

- -

Yes. Flash memory storage limited only by

available memory

RS-232, RS-485, RS-422 RS-232, RS-485, RS-422

yes yes

10/100 Mbit 10/100 Mbit

Host interface, version 1.1 Host interface, version 1.1

yes yes

- -

yes yes

rechargeable rechargeable

yes yes

1024 1024

18-30VDC 18-30VDC

0.8A 0.8A

0-50°C 0-50°C

1.2 Kg 2.1 Kg

Yes. Flash memory storage limited only by

available memory

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4 Technical Data

Model eTOP312 eTOP313

Display / Backlight

Colors

Resolution

Diagonal (inches)

Dimming

Touch screen

User memory Flash

Flash card option

Recipe memory

PLC Port

Programming/Printer port

UniNet (server and client)

Aux port (optional ledbus/

Ethernet)

Ethernet programming

Ethernet port

USB port

Graphic

Video input Option

Trend acquisition and display

Battery

Real Time Clock

Password

Alarms

Event list

Voltage

Current rating (at 24VDC)

Temperature range (vertical installation)

Weight

TFT Color / CCFL TFT Color / LED

64K 64K

800x600 1280x800

12.1” 13.3”

yes yes

64 MB 64 MB

- -

Yes. Flash memory storage limited only by

available memory

RS-232, RS-485, RS-422 RS-232, RS-485, RS-422

yes yes

10/100 Mbit 10/100 Mbit

Host interface, version 1.1 Host interface, version 1.1

yes yes

- -

yes yes

rechargeable rechargeable

yes yes

1024 1024

18-30VDC 18-30VDC

1.05A 0.6A

0-50°C 0-50°C

2.8 Kg 2.5 Kg

Yes. Flash memory storage limited only by

available memory

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4 Technical Data

Model eTOP315

Display / Backlight

Colors

Resolution

Diagonal (inches)

Dimming

Touch screen

User memory Flash

Flash card option

Recipe memory

PLC Port

Programming/Printer port

UniNet (server and client)

Aux port (optional ledbus/

Ethernet)

Ethernet programming

Ethernet port

USB port

Graphic

Video input Option

Trend acquisition and display

Battery

Real Time Clock

Password

Alarms

Event list

Voltage

Current rating (at 24VDC)

Temperature range (vertical installation)

Weight

TFT Color / CCFL

64K

1024x768

15”

yes

64 MB

Yes. Flash memory storage limited only by

available memory

RS-232, RS-485, RS-422

yes

10/100 Mbit

Host interface, version 1.1

yes

rechargeable

yes

1024

18-30VDC

1.1A

0-50°C

3.4 Kg

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4 Technical Data

4.1 Dimensions

MODEL A B C

eTOP306 187mm/7.36” 147mm/5.79” 176mm/6.90” 136mm/5.35” 45mm/1.77” 4mm/0.16”

eTOP307 187mm/7.36” 147mm/5.79” 176mm/6.90” 136mm/5.35” 45mm/1.77” 4mm/0.16”

eTOP308 232mm/9.13” 187mm/7.36” 221mm/8.70” 176mm/6.90” 42mm/1.65” 4mm/0.16”

eTOP310 287mm/11.30” 232mm/9.13” 276mm/10.86” 221mm/8.70” 42mm/1.65” 4mm/0.16”

eTOP312 337mm/13.26” 267mm/10.51” 326mm/9.30” 256mm/10.1” 42mm/1.65” 4mm/0.16”

eTOP313 337mm/13.26” 267mm/10.51” 326mm/9.30” 256mm/10.1” 42mm/1.65” 4mm/0.16”

eTOP315 392mm/15.43” 307mm/12.1” 381mm/15” 296mm/11.65” 46mm/1.82” 4mm/0.16”

D E F

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4 Technical Data

4.2 Installation Environment

The equipment is not intended for continuous exposure to direct sunlight. This might accelerate the aging process of the front panel lm.

The equipment is not intended for installation in contact with corrosive chemical compounds. Check the resistance of the front panel lm to a specic compound before installation.

Do not use tools of any kind (screwdrivers, etc.) to operate the keyboard of the panel or the touch screen.

In order to meet the front panel protection classications, proper installation procedure must be followed:

• the borders of the cutout must be flat

• screw up each xing screw until the plastic bezel corner get in contact with the panel.

• the cutout for the panel must be of the dimensions indicated in this manual.

The IP65 is guaranteed only if:

• max deviation from the plane surface to the cut-out: O0.5mm

• thickness of the case where is mounted the equipment: from 1,5mm to 6mm

• max surface roughness where the gasket is applied: O120 um

Applying the rectangular gasket

The gasket should be applied on the rear of the frame.

A. Gasket B. Installation cut-out

Fig. 4.1

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4 Technical Data

4.3 Installation Procedure

Place the xing brackets as shown in gure (Fig. 4.2).

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Fig. 4.2

CAUTION

Screw each xing screw until the bezel corner gets in contact with the panel

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5 Connections

1. Power

2. Aux Port

3. PLC Port

4. PC/Printer Port

5. Ethernet Port

6. USB Port (Fig. 5.2)

Fig. 5.1

Fig. 5.2

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5 Connections

5.1 Serial Port

The serial port is used to communicate with the PLC or with another type of controller. Different electrical standards are available for the signals in the PLC port connector: RS-232, RS-422, RS-485.

The serial port is software programmable. Make sure you select the appropriate interface in the programming software.

RS-232

Pin Description

1 GND 2 3 TX 4 RX 5 6 +5V output 7 CTS 8 RTS 9

The communication cable must be chosen for the type of device being connected.

SERIAL PORT

RS-422, RS-485

Pin Description

1 GND 2 3 CHA 4 CHB 5 6 +5V output 7 CHB+ 8 CHA+ 9

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5 Connections

5.2 Ethernet Port

Pin Description

1 TX OUT + 2 TX OUT 3 RX OUT + 4 5 6 RX OUT 7 8

1 8

ON: Valid link has NOT been detected OFF: Valid link has been detected

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6 Power Supply, Grounding and Shielding

The power supply terminal block is shown in the gure below.

Power supply terminal block

Fig. 6.1

Note: Ensure that the power supply has enough power capacity for the operation of the equipment.

The unit must always be grounded to earth. Grounding helps limit the effects of noise due to electromagnetic interference on the control system.

Earth connection will have to be done using either the screw or the faston terminal located near the power supply terminal block. A label helps identify the ground connection. Also connect to ground the terminal 3 on the power supply terminal block.

The power supply circuit may be floating or grounded. In the latter case, connect to ground the power

source common as shown in gure (see below) with a dashed line.

When using the floating power scheme, note that the panes internally connects the power common to

ground with a 1MΩ resistor in parallel with a 4,7nF capacitor.

The power supply must have double or reinforced insulation. The suggested wiring for the power supply is shown below.

All the electronic devices in the control system must be properly grounded. Grounding must be performed according to applicable regulations.

Fig. 6.2

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7 AUX Port

The AUX Port is a communication port specially designed for industrial network communication. The AUX Port connector is a 9 pin D sub type. The functionality of the AUX Port depends on the optional communication module which is plugged into the unit.

Note: The pin assignment of the Aux Port connector is described in the manual of the communication module

Fig. 7.1

Fig. 7.2

ATTENTION

Insert the module pressing simultaneously on the four corners. Do not plug the module and the ETAD adapter when power is applied to the operator panel.

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8 Battery

These devices are equipped with rechargeable Lithium battery, not user-replaceable.

The following information is maintained by the battery:

• hardware real-time clock (date and time)

• event list

Charge:

At rst installation must be charged for 48 hours.

When the battery is fully charged, it ensures a period of 3 months of data back-up at 25°C.

Battery

ATTENTION

Dispose of batteries according to local regulations.

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9 Cleaning faceplates

The equipment must be cleaned only with a soft cloth and neutral soap product. Do not use solvents.

10 Getting Started

Panels must be programmed with the programming package Designer. To program a panel you will have to connect the panel to a personal computer running Designer software

package; the panel must be in Conguration mode to be programmed. Use the cable CA253 to connect

the panel to a personal computer.

The software package Designer is a Windows dowsTM environment is not included in the software package Designer and must already be installed on the personal computer.

The software package can use either the communication ports COM1 or COM2 on the personal computer.

Check that the Designer program is correctly congured to comunicate with the communication port to

which the cable attached. The communication parameters between the panel and the personal computer are: speed: 9600 (models PC/Printer Port sup. also speeds of 19200 and 38400 baud ) parity: none stop bit: 1 The Designer software defaults to the correct parameters.

application and must be properly installed. The Win-

The version of the Designer being used must be compatible with the rmware version of the panel to be programmed. Call for more information on compatibility between rmware and programming software.

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CLEAR

ENTER

11 Command Summary

The panels have an extended set of pre-dened commands. Commands are available for the use of the

built-in system functions including navigation in all system pages.

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The chapter describes the touchscreen commands recognized by all panels. Commands are classied

according to the operating modes of the unit.

Panels with touchscreen interface will show a touch keypad on the screen whenever operator input in

required. For System Commands the default keypad in shown in gure. All keypads, except the one shown in Conguration Mode, can be changed by the programmer.

CAUTION

The standard command assignment is described in this chapter. All the commands, except those

dened for Conguration Mode, can be changed, deleted and/or extended using the Keyboard

Macro Editor facility of the programming software.

Touch screen panels will show automatically a numeric keypad whenever the data entry phase is acti-

vated. Pop-up keypads are congurable by users.

Note: The text ‘2 s’ associated to a key means that the key must be held pressed for two seconds to activate the associated function.

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12 Conguration Mode

ENTER shows the type and version of the communication driver stored in the unit (if any) and boot

FW version.

ENTER 2 s returns to Operation Mode if a valid communication driver and a valid project are stored in

the unit (the key must be pressed for 2 seconds).

CLEAR 2 s Call standard touchscreen calibration procedure

 2 s Update rmware

 2 s Erase Static RAM (Password and Recipe reset)

 2 s Shows memory menu

To change the panel IP address, Ethernet GMT and DST settings: touch the item you want to change.

12.1 Operation Mode/Page Mode

To recall the Conguration Mode, touch the screen in an area where no active touch areas have been dened and hold for 2 seconds. The value of 2 seconds can be changed with Designer on disabled requiring the use of a touch button programmed with the specic enter conguration mode macro.

Command Menu

 select up  select down  select left  select right

ENTER activate selection CLEAR

System Menu

 select up  select down  activate selection  activate selection

ENTER return to Page Mode when EXT is selected CLEAR

return to Page Mode

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13 Special Modes: Calibration, Conguration and Safe Mode

13.1 Touchscreen Calibration - “Go to Calibration Mode”

Touchscreen calibration may be required to restore proper operation of the touchscreen interface.

13.1.1 Standard Calibration

1. Recall Conguration Mode

2. Touch and hold CLEAR key on the screen until TOUCH SCREEN CALIBRATION message

appears, then follow the instructions on page (reported also below)

3. touch and hold the x symbol in the right upper corner until it will move to the low left corner of

the screen

4. touch and hold the x symbol in the low left corner

5. touch the key 

6. touch the key  until the indication to touch the Enter key will be displayed on the screen

7. touch the Enter key

13.1.2 Emergency Calibration

The Emergency calibration procedure should be used in all cases when it would result not possible to go to calibration using the standard procedure.

1. Switch off the unit

2. turn on the unit

3. tap in the middle of the touchscreen with a frequency of about half a second until the operator

panel will enter the Calibration Mode

4. perform the standard calibration procedure.

13.2 “Go to Conguration Mode”

In the case it might prove impossible to switch the operator panel to Conguration Mode due to

problems in the start-up phase, follow the procedure below:

1. Switch off the unit

2. Touch in the middle of the left side of the display screen with the left hand

3. Switch on the operator panel and tap with the right hand in the middle of the right side of the

display screen with a period of about half a second.

4. Continue until the screen will show Conguration Mode

13.3 Safe Mode

Panel “safe” mode allows some specic and special operations to be performed on the unit. Under some circumstances “safe” mode is required to reset the panel contrast adjustment parameters. The panel safe mode activation is similar to the emergency procedure that activates Conguration

Mode at start-up.

1. Switch off the unit

2. Divide the screen in two parts with a horizontal imaginary line; press and hold one nger on the

upper part of the display screen.

3. Switch on the operator panel and tap in the bottom part of the display screen with a period of

about half a second

4. The panel will remain with black screen and system leds blinking

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14 Dedicated LED Indicators

The table below shows the name and the symbol (when available) of the LED indicators dedicated to special functions. Please note that some indicators may be available only in some models of operator panels.

You will nd a complete reference to programming this product in the UniOP User’s Manual.

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15 Unpacking and packing instructions

To repack the unit, please follow the instructions backwards.

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