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Human Machine

Interface

XGT PANEL

eXP Series

User

’s Manu al

eXP20

-TTA

eXP30

-TTA

eXP30

-TTB

eXP30

-TTE

XP40-TTA

eXP40

-TTB

XP40-TTE

eXP60

-TTA

eXP60

-TTB



Read this manual carefully before

installing,

wiring, operating, servicing

or inspecting this equipment.



Keep this manual within easy reach

for quick reference.

Safety Precautions

Before using the product…

To use the product safety and effectiv ely, please r ead this inst ruction manual thoroughly before us e.

► Please keep to the safety precaution, for it to prevent accidents and potential danger from

occurring.

► Safety precaution is clas sified into ‘ Warming ’ and ‘Caution’ and their meani ngs are as foll ows.

Warning Violating the instruct ion may result i n serious personal i njury or death.

Caution Violating the instruction may result in slight personal injury or product damage.

► The indicated illustrati ons on the product an d in the manual hav e the fallow ing meanings.

Be cautions, for danger may be pr esent.

Be cautions, for there is a pos sibility of an el ectric shock.

► After reading the instruc tion manual, keep i t handy for quic k reference.

Safety Precautions

Design Precautions

Installation Precautions

►

Install a safety circuit e xt ern al t o the H M I t o p rot ect t h e whol e con t ro l system in case of

external power supply trouble.

Serious trouble may occur to the entire system due to erroneous output/operation of the HMI.

Warning

► In/output signal or communication cable should be at least 100mm apart from High-

voltage/power wires.

Otherwise, it may cause erroneous output/operation.

► Use the HMI in an environment that meets the general specification contained in this

manual or datasheet.

Otherwise, it could result in electric shock, fire, erroneous operation or deterioration.

► In case of much vibration in the installed environment, be sure to insulate the HMI from

direct vibration.

Otherwise, it could result in electric shock, fire, erroneous operation.

► Be sure not to let foreign subst ances such as conductive d ebris inside the pro duct.

Otherwise, it could result in electric shock, fire, erroneous operation.

Caution

Safety Precautions

Wiring Precautions

► Be sure to turn off the HMI and external power before wiring.

Otherwise, it may result in an electric shock or damage to the product.

► Wire correctly by checkin g each of the pro duct’ s rated voltage and terminal layout.

Otherwise, it may result i n fire, electric shock or erroneous operation.

► Tighten terminal screws with specified torque when wiring.

If terminal screws are l oose, it may result i n short circui ts, fire or err oneous operation.

► Use the exclusive HMI 3-type grounding for the FG terminal.

If not grounded, it may r esult in erroneous operation.

► Be sure not to let any foreign substances such as wiring debris inside the module.

Such debris may cause fire, da mage or erroneou s operation.

Warning

Caution

Safety Precautions

Startup and Maintenance Precautions

Disposal Precaution

► Do not touch the terminals while power is on.

Otherwise, it may cause electric shock or erroneous operation.

► T urn off the HMI and external power when cleaning or tightening the terminal.

Otherwise, it may cause electric shock or erroneous operation.

► Do not charge, disassemble, heat , short circui t, solder , etc. other batt ery.

Mishandling the battery may cause overheating, crack, fire and may result in injury or fire.

► Do not disassemble PCB from the product case or modify the product.

Otherwise, it may result in fire, electric shock or erroneous operation.

► Use cellular phone or walky-talky at least 30c m away from the HM I.

Otherwise, it may result in erroneous operation.

► When disposing of this product or battery, treat it as industrial waste.

Otherwise, it may cause poisonous pollution or explosion.

Warning

Caution

Revision History

Version Date Contents Revised location

V1.0

‘16.05

First Edition

V1.1

’16.07

Additional model (eXP20-TTA)

1-2,2-1~2,3-3,10-3~6,App2-1

V1.2

’17.08

Additional model (eXP30-TTA/TTE)

2-3~4,3-2,11-3~5,App2-2

V1.3

’18.05

eXP30-TTA general standard revision

3-1

※ The number of User’s manual is indicated the right side of the back cover.

Contents

Chapter 1 General Introduction ...................................................................... 1-1~1-6

1.1 How to use the Instruction Manual ........................................................................................................ 1-1

1.2 Feature .................................................................................................................................................. 1-2

1.3 Terminology........................................................................................................................................... 1-6

Chapter 2 System Configuration ....................................................................... 2-1~2-6

2.1 Part Names ........................................................................................................................................... 2-1

2.2 System Configuration ............................................................................................................................ 2-5

Chapter 3 Standard Specification .................................................................... 3-1~3-4

3.1 General Standards ................................................................................................................................ 3-1

3.2 Function Standards ............................................................................................................................... 3-3

Chapter 4 System Configuration ................................................................... 4-1~4-13

4.1 Backlight Setting ................................................................................................................................... 4-2

4.2 Touch Calibration .................................................................................................................................. 4-3

4.3 Date Time Setting ................................................................................................................................. 4-4

4.4 Environment Setting .............................................................................................................................. 4-5

4.5 Ethernet Setting .................................................................................................................................. 4-11

4.6 XP-Remote Setting ............................................................................................................................. 4-12

4.7 Buzzer Setting ..................................................................................................................................... 4-13

Chapter 5 Diagnostics ...................................................................................... 5-1~5-8

5.1 Screen Diagnosis .................................................................................................................................. 5-2

5.2 Touch Diagnosis ................................................................................................................................... 5-3

5.3 Backup Memory Diagnosis ................................................................................................................... 5-4

5.4 Flash Memory Diagnosis ....................................................................................................................... 5-5

5.5 USB Memory Diagnosis ........................................................................................................................ 5-6

5.6 Serial Communication Diagnos is .......................................................................................................... 5-7

Contents

Chapter 6 Viewing Information of PLC Connection Status .......................... 6-1~6-8

6.1 PLC Communication Configuration Settings ......................................................................................... 6-2

6.2 Connection Information ......................................................................................................................... 6-3

6.3 PLC Information .................................................................................................................................... 6-4

6.4 History of PLC Error ............................................................................................................................ 6-4

6.5 History of PLC Mode Conversion ........................................................................................................ 6-5

6.6 History of PLC Power .......................................................................................................................... 6-5

6.7 History of PLC System ........................................................................................................................ 6-6

6.8 N:1 Settings ......................................................................................................................................... 6-7

6.9 Program Monitor .................................................................................................................................. 6-8

Chapter 7 Storage Function ............................................................................. 7-1~7-4

7.1 General Introduction ............................................................................................................................ 7-1

7.2 Downloading Project thr ough the Storage Equipment .......................................................................... 7-2

7.3 Uploading Project through the Storage Equipment............................................................................... 7-3

7.4 Updating the Device through Storage Equipment................................................................................. 7-4

Chapter 8 XGT Panel S/W Update ........................................................................... 8-1

8.1 General Introduction ............................................................................................................................ 8-1

Chapter 9 File Backup through External Storage Equipment ....................... 9-1~9-7

9.1 Path Structure in case of File Backup ................................................................................................... 9-1

9.2 Operation setting when there is no space for backup ........................................................................... 9-5

9.3 Structure of path of video file and video capture files ........................................................................... 9-6

Contents

Chapter 10 Installation and Wiring ............................................................ 10-1~10-10

10.1 Installation ......................................................................................................................................... 10-1

10.1.1 Installation environment ........................................................................................................... 10-1

10.1.2 Notice in handling .................................................................................................................... 10-3

10.1.3 Notice in installing the panel .................................................................................................... 10-3

10.2 Wiring ................................................................................................................................................ 10-7

10.2.1 Power wiring ............................................................................................................................ 10-7

10.2.2 Ground wiring ........................................................................................................................ 10-10

Chapter 11 Maintenance ............................................................................... 11-1~11-3

11.1 Maintenance ...................................................................................................................................... 11-1

11.2 Daily Maintenance ............................................................................................................................. 11-1

11.3 Periodical Maintenance ..................................................................................................................... 11-2

Chapter. 12 EMC Standard Certification .................................................... 12-1~12-2

12.1 Requirement for EMC Standard Certification .................................................................................. 12-1

12.1.1 CE standard certification ........................................................................................................ 12-1

12.1.2 KC standard certification ........................................................................................................ 12-2

12.2 Requirement for Low Voltage Command Suitability ......................................................................... 12-2

12.2.1 Standard certification for XGT Panel ....................................................................................... 12-2

12.2.2 Selection of XGT Panel ......................................................................................................... 12-2

Appendix 1 Troubleshooting ............................................................ App1-1~App1-24

1. Type of Problem .............................................................................................................................. App 1-1

2. Problem when Starting .................................................................................................................... App 1-2

3. Problem after the Monitor on ........................................................................................................... App 1-4

4. Display Problem of Figure and Object ............................................................................................ App 1-6

5. Communication Problem ................................................................................................................. App 1-9

6. USB Removal of Memory Card ..................................................................................................... App 1-10

7. Error Message during Execution of Program ................................................................................ App 1-11

Appendix 2 Dimension .................................................................... App 2-1~ App 2-3

Appendix 3 Warranty and Environmental Policy ........................................... App 3-1

Chapter 1 General Introduction

1-1

Chapter 1 General Introduction

1.1 How to use the Instruction Manual

This instruction manual provides information such as specification, how to use, etc., of the product needed to operate eXP series of XGT Panel.

The user manual’s configuration is as follows.

Sequence Category Contents

Chapter1 General Introduction It describes this manual’s configuration, product’s feature and term.

Chapter2 System Configuration It describes feature and system configuration of each XGT Panel.

Chapter3 Standard Specification It describes XGT Panel’s general and function specification.

Chapter4 System Configuration It describes XGT Panel’s system configuration.

Chapter5 Diagnostics It describes XGT Panel’s self-diagnosis.

Chapter6

Viewing information of

PLC Connection Status

It describes the way on connection status information of PLC which is

connected with XGT Panel.

Chapter7

Transmission of Project

from USB Storage

Device

It describes the way to execute the project by using USB storage device.

Chapter8 XGT Panel S/W Update It describes the way to update engine at XGT Panel.

Chapter9

Backup files by using

Storage Devices

It describes the way to backup recipe, logging and etc. files by using

storage devices.

Chapter10 Installation and Wiring

It describes an installation, wiring and caution for reliability of PLC

system.

Chapter11 Maintenance

It describes inspection category and method for long normal operation of PLC system.

Chapter12 EMC Standard It describes system configuration for EMC standard.

Appendix 1 Troubleshooting It describes a variety of error contents and measure.

Appendix 2 Dimension It describes the dimension of XGT Panel.

Appendix 3

Warranty and

Environment Policy

Remark

This manual doesn’t describe connection with XP-Builder and PLC. For their own function, Please refer to the related manuals.

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1.2 Feature

XGT Panel series has the following features.

(1) Various types of external interface

(a) Supporting var ious device of USB, Ethernet, it maximizes the customer’s usability.

Various communicat ion connectors are plac ed at the l ower side s o that it c an be connected in a variet y of types with the contr ol device such as PLC, invert er, etc. Through RS-485, RS-232C, RS-422/485, Ethernet (10Base-T /100Base-TX) communication, it can be connected with control device.

Status LED

- When power on,

USB DEVICE(eXP30/40/60)

- Project download through

XP-Builder

Battery Cover

- Reset Switch

- Battery,

- Setting Switch,

RS-422/485(eXP40/60)

- Control device that can be communicated such as PLC

USB HOST

- Data Backup (alarm, logging, recipe, etc.)

- Project data storage (image, upload project, etc.)

- Mouse, Keyboard,

RS-485(eXP40/60) RS-422/485(eXP20/30)

- Control device that can be communicated such as PLC

Ethernet

- Project downloads through XP-Builder

- Control device that can be communicated

such as PLC

Connected with fieldbus and open

network

Power Terminal

- Composed of power input and PE terminal

RS-232C

- Control device that can be communicated such as PLC

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(2) Based on Windows CE

(a) Adoption of Microsoft Company’s Windows CE

• Windows CE 6.0

(b) Advantage

• It provides stable software capacity by using Microsoft Company’s platform.

• It can process diverse function simultaneously.

• It provides diverse interface including Ethernet, USB.

• The user interface including mouse and keyboard can be connected.

• It has high flexibility like computer software.

• Fast reaction is available when adding new equipment.

• Wide data sharing and management with upper system is available (Later).

(3) Improvement of project transmission time

(a) It provides Ethernet which is faster than RS-232C.

(b) It provides the transmission function from USB storage device.

(4) High quality screen

(a) It provides the high quality screen and clearness by high quality LCD.

• It adopts TFT LCD which supports the 65,536 Color.

(b) It provides diverse graphic type.

• It is available to express precisely and actually.

• It provides the simple moving function with GIF support.

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(5) Analog touch Panel

(a) It adopts analog (resistive) Touch Panel.

• Visibility is improved without the grids .

(b) It provides high touch resolution.

• It can control Touch Panel precisely.

(6) Multilingual and diverse font

(a) It supports the multilingual function.

• It transmits the Windows/User font used in computer to XGT Panel.

• Additional language development is not necessary.

• Multilingual language is an advantage of Windows CE.

(b) It can express twelve kinds of language simultaneously.

• It can express 12 kinds of language simultaneously.

• Language switching is available by using special switch during operation.

• Various expressions are available by using the Windows/User font.

• Font size and type can be adjusted freely.

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(7) Advanced function

(a) Alarm function.

• T he History alarm c an be classified alarm group and alarm list and se lected alarm can be expressed by alarm search.

• The Flow alarm indicates current or the latest alarm at the bottom of screen.

• The System alarm indicates the important problems from operation.

(b) Logging function

• It pr ovides conditional logging accordin g to device condition and continuo us periodic loggi ng which

operates periodically according to time and device status.

• It provides 256Kbyte areas for backup.

• Backup into USB storage device is available.

• Backup data’s type is stored in Excel, it is easy to use.

• It provides READ/WRITE function.

• It provides 128Kbyte areas for backups.

[General recipe: it set up 10,000 double words for each of one of them.]

• Backup into the USB storage device is available.

• Backup data’s type is stored in Excel, it is easy to use.

(d) Scheduler function.

• It can be set up to Max. 32.

(e) Print function.

• It provides a Screen/Alarm print function.

• It can be printed by USB printer.

(f) Script function.

• It provides more flexible function by user Script.

• It can be diversely applied to such as including Glob al/O bj ect/Screen indication and so on.

(8) Stable product suitable for international standards

(a) CE, KC standard acqu isit io n (b) UL(cUL) standard acquisition

- Only for eXP20-TTA/DC,CERTI

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1.3 Terminology

It describes terms used in this manual.

Term Definition Remarks

Module

A standard element that has a specified function which configures the

system. Devices such as I/O board, which inserted onto the mother board or

base unit..

Ex) CPU module,

Power Module,

I/O module

Unit

A single module or group of modules that perform an independent operation as a part of PLC system.

Ex) Basic unit,

Extension unit

PLC system

System consisted of PLC and peripheral device which can be controlled by user program.

XP-Builder

Software used to write and edit the project.

XP-Manager

It is the software for edition, download, monitoring to realize data

communication between XGT Panels through XP Link with online control function.

XP-Remote

Software used to remote monitor and control the XGT Panel

Cnet module

Computer Link

FEnet module

Fast Ethernet Network

RTC

Abbreviation of ‘Real Time Clock’. It is used to call general IC that contains clock function.

1.4 Standard of product name

It describes terms used in this product names.

Term Sign Contents Remark

(A) LCD Size

10.9cm (4.3”)

14.2cm (5.6”)

17.8cm (7”)

25.9cm (10.2”)

(B) LCD type

TFT Color

(D) Product type

Advance

Normal

Pro plus

Premium

(E) Power type

AC SMPS

AC100-240V

DC SMPS

DC24V

eXP

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

Chapter 2 System Configuration

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Chapter 2 System Configuration

Characteristic of each eXP series and its system configuration are as follow;

2.1 Part Names

1. eXP20-TTA/DC, eXP20-TTA/DC,CERTI

①

③

②

④

⑤

⑥

⑦

⑧

Items Part Names

Descriptions

① Front Part

1) Analog Touch Panel: Input by user’s touch

2) LCD: Screen indication

② Po wer LED

Indicating the state of device (On: BLUE)

※ High Luminance Blue LED

③

Panel Mounting Panel

Fixing XGT Panel on the panel using bracket

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Items Part Names

Descriptions

④ Power Terminal Composed of Power Input(DC24V) and PE Terminal

⑤ USB Interface

1) USB Memory Connection: Backup of data such as alarm/logging/recipe

and

storage of screen data

2) USB Memory Connection: Send/Receive project data, Send XP-Runtime

3) User’s Interface Connection: Using mouse/keyboard

4) Printer connection: Printing function

⑥

Battery Cover Reset Switch Backup Battery Setting Switch

No.1

A Side. Backup Battery On B Side. Backup Battery Off

No.2 / 3

A Side. RS-422/485 Terminating Resistance On B Side. RS-422/485 Terminating Resistance Off

No. 4

A Side. O/S Download Mode B Side. Operating Mode

⑦ Ethernet Terminal

Ethernet: 10Base-T/ 100Base-TX

1) Send Project Data

2) Receive backup data and project file

3) Send XP-Runtime

4) PLC/Control Device Communication

⑧

RS-232C, RS422/485 Connector

RS-232C (COM2): PLC/ Control Device Communication

RS-422/485 (COM3): PLC/ Control Device Communication

※

COM1 is not used.

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2. eXP30-TTA(B)/DC, eXP30-TTE/DC

①

③

②

⑤ ⑥

⑦

⑧

④

⑨

Items Part Names

Descriptions

① Front Part

1) Analog Touch Panel: Input by user’s touch

2) LCD: Screen indication

② Po wer LED

Indicating the state of device (On: BLUE)

※ High Luminance Blue LED

③ USB Device

1) Logging/Recipe/Scree n Data Bac kup

2) Send project data and XP-Run time

3) Receive back data and project file

④

Panel Mounting

Panel

Fixing XGT Panel on the panel using bracket

⑤ Power Terminal Composed of Power Input(DC24V) and PE Terminal

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Items Part Names

Descriptions

⑥ USB Interface

1) USB Memory Connection: Backup of data such as alarm/logging/recipe and storage of screen data

2) USB Memory Connection: Send/Receive project data, Send XP-Runtime

3) User’s Interface Connection: Using mouse/keyboard

4) Printer connection: Printing function

⑦

Battery Cover Reset Switch Backup Battery Setting Switch

No.1

A Side. Backup Battery On B Side. Backup Battery Off

No.2 / 3

A Side. RS-422/485 Terminating Resistance On B Side. RS-422/485 Terminating Resistance Off

No. 4

A Side. O/S Download Mode B Side. Operating Mod e

⑧ Ethernet Terminal

Ethernet: 10Base-T/ 100Base-TX

1) Send Project Data

2) Receive backup data and project file

3) Send XP-Runtime

4) PLC/Control Device Communication

⑨

RS-232C, RS422/485 Connector

RS-232C (COM2): PLC/ Control Device Communication

RS-422/485 (COM3): PLC/ Control Device Communication

※

COM1 is not used.

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3. eXP40-TTA(B)/DC, eXP40-TTE/DC

②

①

⑤ ⑥ ⑦

⑧

⑨

⑩

④

Items Items Items

①

Front Part

1) Analog Touch Panel: Input by user’s touch

2) LCD: Screen indication

②

Power status LED Indicating the state of device (On: BLUE)

③

USB Device

1) Logging/Recipe/Scree n Data Bac kup

2) Send project data and XP-Run time

3) Receive back data and project file

④

Panel Mounting Part Fixing XGT Panel on the panel using bracket

⑤

USB Host

1) USB Memory Connection: Backup of data such as alarm/logging/recipe

and storage of screen data, Send/Receive project data, Send XP-Runtime

2) User’s Interface Connection: Using mouse/keyboard

3) Printer connection: Printing function

* Rated 5 VDC, Typical 100mA

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Items Items Items

⑥

Battery Cover

NO.1

A Side.

Backup Battery ON

B Side.

Backup Battery OFF

NO.2

A Side.

Do not use

B Side.

Do not use

NO.3

A Side.

COM1 RS-485 Terminating Resistance On

B Side.

COM1 RS-485 Terminating Resistance Off

NO.4

A Side.

COM3 RS-422 Terminating Resistance On

B Side.

COM3 RS-422 Terminating Resistance Off

NO.5

A Side.

O/S Download Mode

B Side.

Operating Mode

⑦

Power Terminal Composed of Power Input(DC24V) and FG Terminal

⑧

Ethernet Terminal

Ethernet: 10Base-T/ 100Base-TX

1) Send Project Data

2) Receive backup data and project file

3) Send XP-Runtime

4) PLC/Control Device Communication

⑨

COM3 Connector RS-422/485: PLC or Control Device Communication

⑩

COM1, COM2 Connector

RS-485, RS-232C: PLC or Control Device Communication

Remark

(1) For further details on connection of communication, please refer to Communication Instruction Manual.

(2) For further details on installation, please refer to the Chapter 10.

A. Reset Switch

B. Coin Battery C. Setting Switch

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4. eXP60-TTA(B)/DC

①

②

⑤

⑥

⑦

④

⑧

⑨

⑩

Items Items Items

①

Front Part

1) Analog Touch Panel: Input by user’s touch

2) LCD: Screen indication

②

Power status LED Indicating the state of device (On: BLUE)

③

USB Device

1) Logging/Recipe/Scree n Data Bac kup

2) Send project data and XP-Run time

3) Receive back data and project file

④

Panel Mounting Part Fixing XGT Panel on the panel using bracket

⑤

USB Host

1) USB Memory Connection: Backup of data such as alarm/logging/recipe

and storage of screen data, Send/Receive project data, Send XP-Runtime

2) User’s Interface Connection: Using mouse/keyboard

3) Printer connection: Printing function

* Rated 5 VDC, Typical 100mA

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Items Items Items

⑥

Battery Cover

NO.1

A Side.

Backup Battery ON

B Side.

Backup Battery OFF

NO.2

A Side.

Do not use

B Side.

Do not use

NO.3

A Side.

COM1 RS-485 Terminating Resistance On

B Side.

COM1 RS-485 Terminating Resistance Off

NO.4

A Side.

COM3 RS-422 Terminating Resistance On

B Side.

COM3 RS-422 Terminating Resistance Off

NO.5

A Side.

O/S Download Mode

B Side.

Operating Mode

⑦

Power Terminal Composed of Power Input(DC24V) and FG Terminal

⑧

Ethernet Terminal

Ethernet: 10Base-T/ 100Base-TX

1) Send Project Data

2) Receive backup data and project file

3) Send XP-Runtime

4) PLC/Control Device Communication

⑨

COM3 Connector RS-422/485: PLC or Control Device Communication

⑩

COM1, COM2 Connector

RS-485, RS-232C: PLC or Control Device Communication

Remark

(1) For further details on connection of communication, please refer to Communication Instruction Manual.

(2) For further details on installation, please refer to the Chapter 10.

A. Reset Switch

B. Coin Battery C. Setting Switch

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2.2 System Configuration

In order to use XGT Panel, it is necessary for XP-Builder to prepare project data and transmit it to XGT Panel.

Normally you can connect with XGT Panel using RS-232C. Maximum Communication speed is 115,200[bps].

With Ethernet in use, you can transfer project data more quickly. With LAN environment built in the following configuration, you may use it more easily and effectively

1:1 connection will be supported just in case LAN environment is not built.

Chapter 2 System Configuration

If it is impossible to transfer project data using Communication, you can use USB storage device. For how to use in details, please see the Chapter 7 and XP-Builder User’s Manual.

Remark

(1) Recommend to transfer project by using Ethernet than RS-232C.

(2) For how to make Ethernet cable, please see the Communication User’s Manual. (3) For how to transfer project, please see XP-Builder User’s Manual. (4) eXP30-TTE/DC and eXP40-TTE/DC are not support Ethernet.

Chapter 3 Standard Sp ec ification

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Chapter 3 Standard Specification

3.1 General Standards

XGT Panel general standard is as follows.

No.

Category

Standard

Related standard

Ambient operating

temperature

0℃∼+50℃

2 Storage temperature

-20℃∼+60℃

Operating humidity

10∼85%RH, non-condensing.

4 Storage humidity

10∼85%RH, non-condensing.

5 Vibration resistance

Occasional vibration

count

Frequency Acceleration Amplitude

10 times each in X, Y

and Z direction

IEC 61131-2

5≤f<

Hz -

3.5mm

9≤f≤150

9.8

m/s2 -

Continuous vibration

Frequency

Acceleration

Amplitude

5≤f< 9

- 1.75mm

9≤f≤150

4.9

m/s2

6 Shock endurance

* Maximum shock acceleration: 147

m/s2 (15G)

* Duration time: 11ms

* Pulse wave: half sine pulse (3 times each in X, Y and Z directions)

IEC 61131-2

Noise

Immunity

Square wave

Impulse noise

DC: ±1,200V LSIS Standard

Electrostatic Discharge

Immunity

±6 kV(Contact Discharge),

±8 kV(Air Discharge)

IEC 61131-2

IEC 61000-4-2

Electromagnetic

Radiated Emissions

80 ~ 1,000 MHz, 10 V/m

IEC 61131-2

IEC 61000-4-3

Electrical Fast

Transient & Burst

Immunity

Category Power module

Communication

Interface

IEC 61131-2

IEC 61000-4-4

Voltage 2.4 kV 1.2 kV

8 Environment Free from corrosive gases and excessive dust -

Operating height

Up to 2,000m(6,562ft)

10 Pollution degree 2 or less -

Cooling method

Natural Air-Cooling

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Remark

(1) IEC(International Electro technical Commission)

- International private group facilitating international cooperation of electric/electronic standardization, issuing international standards and operating the compliance evaluation systems.

(2) Pollution degree

- As an index represe nting the pollution degr ee of an environm ent to determine the insulati on of a device,

pollution degree 2 gen erally means the status g enerating non-conductiv e contamination. However, it also contains the status generating temporarily conduction due to condensation.

(3) Definition of Overvoltage Categories

- Equipment of overvoltage category II is energy-consuming equipment to be

supplied from the fixed

installation.

- Examples of such equipment are appliances, portable tools and other household and similar loads.

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3.2 Function Standards

eXP Series function standard is as follows.

Item

eXP20-TTA/DC,CERTI

eXP20-TTA/DC eXP30-TTA(B)/DC eXP30-TTE/DC

Display type

TFT color LCD

Screen size 10.9cm(4.3”) 14.2cm(5.6”)

Display Resolution 480 x 272 640 x 480 pixel

Color indication

24-bit Color(16.7M) 16-bit Color(65,535 Color)

Indication degree

Left/Right:60 deg.

Upper:40 deg.

Lower:60 deg.

Backlight

LED Type (Supports backlight auto-off function)

Backlight duration

30,000 hours 20,000 hours

Touch panel

4-Wire Resistive, analog

Audio Output Magnetic buzzer (85dB)

Process

i.MX283(454MHz)

Memory

Flash 128MB (Screen 64MB)

Operating RAM

128KB

Backup RAM 128KB

Backup data Date/Hour data, Logging/Alarm/Rec ipe data and nonvolatile device

Battery duration Approx. 3 years (Operating ambient temperature of 50℃)

RTC Time error Approx. 3 sec/1day(Operating ambient temperature of 25℃)

Ethernet

1 channel, IEEE802.1a, 10Base-T/100Base-TX

USB Host 1 channel, USB 2.0 Host (mouse, keyboard, printer and USB memory driver is available)

USB Device

- 1 channel, USB 2.0 Device (for download and upload project)

RS-485, RS-232C

1channel, RS-232C

(DSUB 9/Male Type)

RS-422/485

1channel, RS-422/485

(DSUB 9/Male Type)

Multi-language Up to 12 language simultaneously

Animation

GIF format is available

Recipe available

Data logging

available

Script executor available

Certifications

CE, UL Type4X, KC

CE, UL(cUL), KC

Protection standard IP66 IP65

Dimension (mm)

128x102x32

300 x 200 x 68

Panel cut (mm) 119.0x93.0 156.0 x 123.5

Rated voltage

DC24V

Power consumption (W) 4.6W 7.2W

Weight(Kg)

0.3

0.42

0.39

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Item

eXP40-TTE/DC

eXP40-TTA(B)/DC eXP60-TTA(B)/DC

Display type

TFT color LCD

Screen size

17.8cm(7”)

25.9 cm(10.2”)

Display Resolution 800 x 600 pixel(WVGA)

Color indication

24-bit Color(16.7M) 16-bit Color(65,536)

Indication degree

Left/Right:60 deg.

Upper:40 deg.

Lower:60 deg.

Left/Right:55 deg.

Upper:35 deg.

Lower:55 deg.

Backlight

LED Type (Supports backlight auto-off function)

Backlight duration

20,000 hours

Touch panel

4-Wire Resistive, analog

Audio Output Magnetic buzzer (85dB)

Process

i.MX283(454MHz)

Memory

Flash 128MB

Operating RAM

128MB

Backup RAM 128KB

Backup data Date/Hour data, Logging/Alarm/Recipe data and nonvolatile device

Battery duration Approx. 3 years (Operating ambient temperature of 50℃)

RTC Time error Approx. 3 sec/1day(Operating ambient temperature of 25℃)

Ethernet

1 channel, IEEE802.1a, 10Base-T/100Base-TX

USB Host 1 channel, USB 2.0 Host (mouse, keyboard, printer and USB memory driver is available)

USB Device

1 channel, USB 2.0 Device (for download and upload project file)

RS-485, RS-232C 2channels, RS-485, RS-232C (DSUB 9/Male Type)

RS-422/485

1channel, RS422/485 mode (Terminal Type)

Multi-language Up to 12 language simultaneously

Animation

GIF format is available

Recipe available

Data logging

available

Script executor available

Certifications

CE, UL(cUL), KC

Protection standard IP65

Dimension (mm) 208.0 x 154.0 x 44.4 276.0 x 218.0 x 44.4

Panel cut (mm) 192.0 x 138.0 260.0 x 202.0

Rated voltage

DC24V

Power consumption (W) 6.5W 10W

Weight(Kg)

0.62

0.63

1.08

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Note

(1) Caution in power connection

: With AC power applied to DC power device, it may cause product damage or fire. Please pay a special attention to connection. (2) PE Connection

: For the device PE, please use ⑦ PE terminal in the Chapter 2.1. (3) Battery discharge-prevention DIP switch

: In order to prevent the battery discharge, turn off the DIP switch No.1.

To use backup function, please turn on DIP switch No. 1.

(4) Battery Operation and Life

: Battery is used for RTC (date/time) when the power of device is off. Battery is not consumed with power applied. (5) LCD Backlight Replacement

: Please replace LCD if you want to replace LCD backlight. (6) Protection standard

: XGT Panel is designed by IP65 Standard in front p ar t s . Ingres s Protec t ion (IP) is based on the IEC 605 29

Standard for degrees of protection provided by enclosures. But XGT Panel does not guarant ee from all installation environm ent. W hen instal ling pane ls, m ak e sure that dust an d m oisture are not br ought in. For more details on installation, See Chapter 10.installation and Wiring.

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Chapter 4 System Configuration

It describes the system configuration including XGT Panel’s time setting, Ethernet connection setting, and

Backlight settings.

If you press [Settings] button in XGT Panel’s Main screen, you can set XGT Panel’s environment as follows.

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[XGT Panel main screen]

[System Configurati on screen ]

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4.1 Backlight Setting

If you press [Backlight Setting] button in [System Configuration] screen as follows, setting screen shows up.

[XGT Panel setting screen]

[Backlight setting screen]

[Dialog box setting option]

Name Description

Brightness

It may adjust brightness of backlight.

Do not turn off backlight

It doesn’t turn off backlight power.

Turn off backlight after idle time

It automatically turns of f backlight if not in touch for a certain period of time.

Turn off ~ minutes

It turns off backlight after a designated time (unit of minute).

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4.2 Touch Calibration

When the location is not recognized in XGT Panel, Touch’s scale can be adjusted in XGT Panel. If you press [Touch Calibration] button in System Configuration, the setting screen shows up. If you press five ‘+’ marks, XGT Panel’s touch location adjustment is completed.

[XGT Panel setting screen]

[Touch setting screen]

Remark

(1) XGT Panel’s Touch Calibration setting is basically set. If Touch location is way off, adjusting menu with

touch can be hard through touch. In that case, You can select the Touch Calibration setting menu by USB mouse or simply touch 5 times at the empty space on the main screen.

(2) When touch location changes in using, redo touch setting.

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4.3 Date Time Setting

If you press [DateTime Setting] button in [System Configuration] as follows, you can set XGT Panel’s data and

time.

Remark

You can set data/time at device information of communication dialog at the XP-Builder. For details, please refer to the XP-Builder’s manual.

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4.4 Environment Setting

If you press [Environment Setting] button in [System Configuration] screen as follows, you can set ‘Auto Goto Screen’ and ‘Buzzer On/Off’.

[XGT Panel setting]

[Environment - screen]

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[Environment - General]

[Environment setting screen]

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[Dialog box]

Name

Description

Go to screen after boot up

When setting [Auto Got o Scr een], XGT Panel is reb ooted. Or when d own loading

the edit data is c ompleted , the scr een autom aticall y sho ws up. If you cance l this

setting, the user should press ‘Start’ button in order to move to the screen.

Quick start

When starting screen, screen shows promptly without showing progress bar because it doesn’t caching the image in advance. However, if you select this option, first screen s ho ws s lowl y. Especially, if ther e ar e m an y animatio n obj ects in screen, it may take several seconds based on image. But fast screen

switching is available since second screen switching.

Show progress on the bottom

If XGT Panel start monitoring by touch in g th e [ Start ] o n th e main screen, and th e buffering images used in your project. You will see the progress of the job. (If you do not show the quick start setup.). In this case, if the [Show progress on the bottom] check box is checked while this progress is displa yed at the bottom of the screen to a m ore sim plified s tate. If you us ed the d efault scr een bac kground

image, you can try to apply this option.

Show always title bar

of popup window

It indicates title bar on pop up window. W ith title bar of pop up windo w selected,

it may move the location.

Do not show menu bar

The menu bar basica lly provided to go out f rom monitoring s creen to the waiting

screen doesn’t sho w. In this case, if you want to go out t o the waiting screen,

you have to use the special switch to close the monitoring screen.

Enable Arabic text display(right -> lef t)

It enables the language indicated from right to left directions.

Set startup screen

The screen that corr es po nd s to t he number entered at the s tart of the monitoring is displayed first.

Hide mouse cursor

After the screen has been moved to another page, the mous e cursor does not

appear.

Buzzer On/Off

You can set whether you use buzzer through [Buzzer On/Off] button.

Buzzer Test

It may test the buzzer.

Reset USB Power after boot up

When XGT Panel starts , USB power state is con verted f rom Off to On initia lizing the connected device.

Low Memory Mode

XGT Panel screen to i ncreas e the operat ing speed, will use the images used on

the screen prior to the start of monitoring in advance, and then loaded into memory. However, if t he image of a ver y large amount of proj ects used, due to the memory space constraints will not be able to load all the images before monitoring begins. In th is case, when the switching scr een is performed, it will take time for loading im ages and retrieving t o search the mem ory and to delete them that had not loa ded at the beginni ng of the part. This kind of proces s may XGT Panel make slow. In this situation, we recom mend that you use a "Low Mem ory Mode" by selecting on the “Not use of image cash”. if you use "Low Memory Mode" rather than loading the image pri or to monitoring, it requires less mem ory by reducing time for the loading the original images into the memory and deleting them in the

project. Consequently the performance can be improved.

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Clear SRAM memory and data files

All files downloaded by the user are deleted. If connec tion password is set, you

have to input t he password. This pass word is connection pass word needed for project download, etc. You can set that p assword in [Communication]  [XGT Panel Information]  [Password] tap. The deleted files are user p rojec t file, web s erver, VNC s tart module, o pti on card driver, RAPIEnet com munication set ting data, XP-manager setting data and etc. Setting through Environment Setting menu of device is not initialized. If the menu is not in English, it is necess ary to reboot device to delete the m ulti lingua l r elated

files.

Set Background Image

If you select the image through [Set Background Image], background image of waiting screen is set as the selected image. If you want to cancel, press [Delete Background Image]

[Background Image Selection Screen]

[Use boot image] With an option selected, you cannot use it unless it is the

image of different resolution from that of XGT Panel or 24-bit image.

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Printer Settings

If there is no printer information displays the following message and must be

downloaded from the XP-Builder. You can prepare your download, then go to the Start menu in XP-Runt ime and use the m enu after using the pr inter settings from XP-Builder.

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Printer Settings (Dialog)

Name

Description

Port

Displays the connection type.

Printer type

Displays the type of printer.

Print direction

Sets whether horizontal or vertical.

Print color

Sets whether color or black and white.

High quality print

Specifies whether the advanced printing.

More...

More Properties: Disp la ys add itional pr opert ies. If you

change the additional printer properties, check the information in the dialog. After that, press the OK

button to save settings.

To save the settings.

Cancel

To cancel the setting.

Printer Check To diagnose the con nectio n status of the pr inter. T his

feature is only supp orted Sewoo pri nter (LK-P30, LKP41, LK-P43). Press t he button to disp lay the current printer status. Please m ount again the pr inter cable if

the printer is already powered with the cable

connected.

*Messages*

1. OK: Normal state

2. No Printer: Not connected to the printer

3. Cover Open: Paper cover is open

4. Paper Empty: Out of paper

Test Page This function is designed to te

st the print output

status. Outputs the fol lowing inf orm ation, an d it brief l y shows the current print stat.

***********************************

Test page *********************************** DateTime: 2014-02-04 10:00:00 XP-Runtime version: 1320 Printer driver version: 1.00 Printer name: PCL3 LaserJet Port: USB ***********************************

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4.5 Ethernet Setting

If you press [Ethernet Setting] button in [System Configuration] screen as follows, you can change IP to use Ethernet.

[XGT Panel Setting]

You can change IP address by pressing [Set] button of each IP address, Subnet Mask and Gateway. By pressing OK button, changed IP information is reserved.

Remark

We recommend the following method, when connecting with PC solely.

If you reboot after pres sing [Disable] butt on, the device will not use Ethern et. In this case, b ooting speed gets faster. If you use Ethernet again, reboot after pressing [Enable].

1) XGT Panel setting

- IP Address : 192.168.0.10

- Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0

- Gateway : 192.168.0.1

2) PC setting

- IP Address : 192.168.0.11

- Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0

- Gateway : 192.168.0.1

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4.6 XP-Remote Setting

Settings of XP-Remote that can remotely adjust XGT Panel can be changed.

[XGT Panel Setting]

[XP-Remote Setting Screen]

[Dialog box setting options]

Name

Description

Allow XP-Remote to connect

It allows connecting remote XP-Remote.

Max. of XP-Remote connections

It designates the maximum number of XP-Remote connected with XGT Panel.

Timeout value

It stops communication when there is no request of communication from XP-Remote within the designated time. In case XP-Remote is entitled to manipulation, it withdraws the right to manipulation (10 ~ 300 seconds)

Enable control by XP-Remote after Monitor Start

XGT Panel, will automatically allow state control after the monitor was started.

Note

For the function of XP-Remote in detail, please refer to XP-Remote user’s manual.

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4.7 Buzzer Set ting

It may adjust v ol u me and h ei g ht o f XG T Panel Buzzer.

[XGT Panel Setting]

[Buzzer Settings Screen]

[Dialog box setting option]

Name

Description

Buzzer On

It may turn on or off the buzzer that occurs when in touch mode

Buzzer volume

It may adjust the volume of Buzzer

Buzzer tone

It may adjust the tone of Buzzer.

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Chapter 5 Diagnostics

It describes the diagnosis function for XGT Panel’s communication terminal, screen and touch function. If you press [Diagnostics] button on the XGT Panel’s basic screen, the menu for diagnosis shows up.

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[Main Screen]

[Diagnostics setting screen]

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5.1 Screen Diagnosis

If you press [Screen] button, screens continuously change into diverse color with buzzer. After all screen for diagnosis pass. Then, Close button shows up with white ground. If you press Close button, the initial screen shows up.

[Diagnosis screen]

[Screen diagnosis]

Display Sequence

RED > GREEN > BLUE > BLACK > WHITE>GRAPH

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5.2 Touch Diagnosis

If you touch the screen, th e touched location is dis played as follows. If pressing the [OK] button, you can quit the screen.

If the touched location is not correct, reset the Touch setting. For detailed information, please refer to the Chapter 4.2 Touch Calibration.

T ouch diagnosis

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5.3 Backup Memory Diagnosis

If you press [Backup Memory] button, you can see the result o f diagno sis in the resu lt wind ows.

Remark

(1) If ‘NVRAM Data Access … Fail’ error is occurred, please contact with customer service center. (2) If ‘BATTERY STATUS … BAD’ error is occurred, battery should be changed. Please contact with

Customer service center.

If the DIP switch No.1 is set up as B, please set it up as A. The ‘B’ is the mode in which the backup

battery is not used.

[Completion of Backup Memory diagnosis]

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5.4 Flash Memory Diagnosis

If you press [ Fla sh Me mory] b ut ton , y ou can see t he r e sult o f diag no sis in t he re sul t wid ow s.

Remark

If ‘Read Disk Information Error!’ occurs, please contact with Customer service center.

[Completion of Flash Memory diagnosis]

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5.5 USB Memory Diagnosis

If you press [ USB Me mory] bu tt on, the resul t o f dia gno s i s show s up i n t he r e sult w ind ow s.

Remark

If ‘Read Disk Information Error!’ occurs, remove it first and test it after inserting it again. If the error message shows up repeatedly, please contact with customer service center.

[Completion of USB Memory diagnosis]

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5.6 Serial Communicati on Dia gnosis

If you press [Serial] button, you can diagnose Serial ports which is equipped at XGT Panel. (In case of di agno si s pu rpo se, y ou have t o conn e ct the loop-back terminal at each port.)

[Serial port selection]

[Completion of serial port diagnosis]

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The RS-232C port terminal should be made as follows. (Connect the No.2 and 3 pin)

The RS-485 and RS-422/485 port ter minal sho uld be made as foll ows. (Only eXP40/ 60)

- Connect the RS-485 No.1 with RS-422/485 No.2 and No.4

- Connect the RS-485 No.6 with RS-422/485 No.1 and No.3

 eXP20/eXP30-TTA/DC does not provide for the communication diagnostics of RS-485/422 communication.

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Chapter 6 Viewing Information of PLC Connection Status

PLC Information, it shows XGT Panel configuration, PLC CPU status and various records.

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Remark

You can check the status of PLC connection after project data is transmitted into XGT Panel.

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6.1 PLC Communication Configuration Settings

You can select [Settings] button to change PLC communication settings

[PLC information screen]

[PLC Communication Configuration setting]

Remark

- PLC Communication Configuration setting dialog box may look different depending on drivers.

- For further information about the settings, please refer to the PLC user manual.

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6.2 Connection Information

You can check the setting items for the connection with PLC such as vender of PLC, target device, connection type, ip address, connection information and timeout value in the XP-Builder.

[PLC information screen]

[PLC connection information]

[Dialog box Description]

Name

Description

Connection No.

The communication connection No. is displayed from No.0-15.

Vendor

The vendor of the communication target device is displayed.

Target device

The communication target devic e is disp layed.

Connection type

The connection type is displayed

Timeout value

The set-up timeout value is displayed.

Send wait value

The transmission wait value is displayed.

Retry value

In case when timeout occurs during communication, the retry value is displayed.

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6.3 PLC Information

You can check CPU type of PLC, operation mode, state, version, and scan time.

Remark

The following PLC is available for view of PLC information.

- MASTER-K CPU, FEnet, Cnet

- GLOFA-GM CPU, FEnet, Cnet

- XGK/XGB/XGI/XGR CPU, FEnet, Cnet

6.4 History of PLC Error

You can check the PLC Error History.

Remark

The following PLC is available for viewing Error History.

- MASTER-K CPU doesn’t have the Error History.

- GLOFA-GM CPU, FEnet, Cnet

- XGK/XGB/XGI/XGR CPU, FEnet, Cnet

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6.5 History of PLC Mode Conversion

You can check the history about our PLC’s RUN/STOP operation mode.

Remark

The following PLC is available for viewing PLC operation mode conversion history.

- MASTER-K CPU doesn’t have the history about operation mode conversion.

- GLOFA-GM CPU, FEnet, Cnet

- XGK/XGB/XGI/XGR CPU, FEnet, Cnet

6.6 History of PLC Power

You can check the history about when PLC was turned on and off

Remark

The following PLC is available for viewing the history of when our PLC was turned off and on.

- MASTER-K CPU doesn’t have the history about when our PLC was turned on and off.

- GLOFA-GM CPU, FEnet, Cnet

- XGK/XGB/XGI/XGR CPU, FEnet, Cnet

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6.7 History of PLC System

You can check history about PLC system.

Remark

The following PLC is available for viewing history about system.

- MASTER-K CPU doesn’t have the history about system.

- Only GLOFA-GM CPU (GM4C) has the history about system. Other CPUs don’t have the history about system.

- XGK/XGB/XGI/XGR CPU, FEnet, Cnet

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6.8 N:1 Settings

Using N:1 communication, it means communicate number of XGT Panel with single PLC.

[PLC information screen]

[N:1 settings dialog box]

[Dialog box setting options]

Name

Description

Use N:1 Communication

The matter of performing N:1 communication is designated.

N:1 station number

The station number of N:1 communication is input.

Number of XGT Panel

The number of XGT Panel in N:1 communication is input.

Master Holding Time

The master holding time of N:1 communication is input.

Remark

For detail information about the N:1 communication, please refer to the XP-Builder manual.

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6.9 Program Monitor

The programs that adopt Ladder language of XGK series can be monitored.

Remark

Program Monitor driver can be downloaded from XP-Manager.

- Only support for XGK/XGB CPU, Cnet, Enet communication

- To enable the [Program Monitor] button, program monitor should be checked in which locates in the XP-

Builder project property menu.

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Chapter 7 Storage Function

7.1 General Introduction

Downloading the user project made in XP-Builder from PC, uploading the project stored in t he device to PC, updating the device an d et c are available throu gh connection with XG T Panel with Serial ca ble or Et her net cable generally. However, when those connections are not available, you can use USB storage equipment

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[XGT Panel main screen]

1. If you touch [Storage Function], the following dialog box shows.

2. In case of downloading the project by using USB storage equipment, touch [Project Download] button.

3. In case of transmitting the project data stored in the device to USB storage equipment, touch [Project Upload] button.

4. In case of updating the XGT Panel wit h XGT Panel Sof tware s tored in USB St orage e quipm ent, touc h [X GT Panel Update] button.

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7.2 Downloading Project through t he S t orage Equipment

1. If you touch [Project Download], the following dialog shows.

2. Please select the targeted external memory in “Select Source”. Following path is indicated depending on the

selected external memory.

- USB: \USB Storage\XP_Project\

In case of downloadin g th e pr oj ect by using storage eq uipm ent , th e proj ec t s h oul d be s a ved in th e one lower directory between those directories.

3. Select one among directory lists and touch [OK].

4. Touch [OK] button, then download is started.

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7.3 Uploading Project through t he Storage Equipment

1. If you touch [Project Upload], the following dialog shows.

2. Please select the targeted external memory in “Select Source”. Following path is ind icated depending on the selected external memory

- USB: \USB Storage\XP_Backup\

3. If you touch [OK] button, project backup file is transmitted to the selected path.

4. The project backup file is saved when Download project backup file is selected when downloading the project. If you don’t select, project back up file is not saved in the device an d transmission to the storage equipment is not available.

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7.4 Updating the Device through S tor a ge E quipment

1. If you touch [Project Upload], the following dialog shows.

2. Please select the targeted external memory in “Select Source”. Following path is indicated depending on the selected external memory

- USB: \USB Storage\XP_Software\

In case of updating the device by using storage equipment, the XGT Panel Software project should be saved in the one lower directory between those directories.

3. If you touch [OK] button, the device is updated with XGT Panel Software in the designated path.

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Chapter 8 XGT Panel S/W Update

8.1 General Introduction

It describes the function for updating the XGT Panel software. Basically you can optimize XGT Panel when you download the project file in X P -B uilder . P le ase us e th is f unc tio n only in case of updating XGT Panel specially.

New function is added to XGT software, you need to update a version of XGT Panel. Please refer to the following.

[Method]

Select [Upgrade -> Updat e XGT Panel] on the XGT Panel’s main screen. T hen XGT Panel becomes update mode. In order to return to the main screen, touch a “MENU” button or touch the screen for 3 seconds

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After downloading XGT Panel software from LSIS website, make a temporary folder and save it.

Designate the folder where the software will be saved in the XP-Builder’s [XGT Panel Update] windows and update XGT Panel by [Send] m enu. For more detailed inform ation about XP-Builder, please ref er to the XPBuilder user manual.

Remark

Do not remove communication cable or turn off the device during updating. It may cause the abnormal operation.

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Chapter 9 File Backup through External Storage Equipment

Describes on managem ent function about external st orage equipment saving backup data of logging, recipe, and screen image

(1) XGT Panel can back up the logging, recipe, and screen image data at USB storage equipment according to

setting in XP-Builder.

(2) In case there is no space for back up in the designated storage equipment, it continues back up deleting

previous data or stops backup according to setting in XP-Builder

(3) Monitors attachment status of backup equipment at XP-Builder.

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9.1 Path Structure in case of File Backup

Backup path structure of logging, recipe, and screen image is as follows.

Logging

YYYY.MM.

BeginDay.EndDay.

DD.

BeginHour.EndHour.

0 (space for one folder is full)

HH.

BeginMinute.FF

Lhhmmss0.CSV

Recipe

Rhhmmss0.CSV (same as lower structure of each logging number)

DD.

BeginHour.EndHour.

DD.

BeginHour. FF

(There is free space for one folder)

1 (Logging Number)

2 (same as lower structure 1)

ScreenImage

Shhmmss0.BMP (same as lower structure of each logging number)

Root directory of CF or USB storage equipment

(There is free space for one folder)

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1. Path structure in case of logging backup (1) Directory named ‘Logging’ is created under the root directory of USB equipment (2) The directory whose name is logging number is created under Logging directory. (3) The directory whose name is year, month is created under Logging number directory.

(a) Includes day directory under (b) Up to 500 day directories can be created. (c) Name of year, month directory includes the firstly created day information under its directory

Ex) In case directory is created in 2010, Oc to ber and includes direct ory since 15th under, d ir ectory’s name

: 2010.10.15.FF FF at end means t he direct ory ca n save m ore dat a cre ated i n 201 0, O ctober (c urrentl y, th e num ber of lower directory is 500 or less)

(d) In case month is changed, changes directory name to day information of last created day directory.

Ex) In case month b ecomes Novem ber from October and direc tory from 15th direc tory to 30th h ave been

created in 2010, October directory.

: 2010.10.15.30.0

(e) Though month is no t ch anged, in cas e the num ber of da y directory under year, m onth dir ector y is 5 00 or

above, directory name is changed into name including day information of last created day directory.

Ex) In case the number of direc tory from first to 15th is 500 or above in the directory create d in 2010,

October.

: 2010.10.01.15.0

(f) In case there is the year, month director y having sam e start day and end da y when changing d irectory’s

name due to over 500 day directories or change of month, last digit index number increases.

Ex) In case there are thre e year, month director ies that are having ov er 500 day directories created in

October first and 2010 year October directory

: 2010.10.01.01.0 : 2010.10.01.01.1 : 2010.10.01.01.2

(4) Day directory is created under year, month directory

(a) Hour directory is created under day directory (b) Day directory can have up to 500 hour directory (c) Name of day directory includes not day information but also hour information of first created hour

directory

(d) Relation between da y director y and hour direct ory is s ame as relation b etween year month direc tory and

day directory.

(5) Directory whose name includes hour information is created under day directory.

(a) Hour directory includes backup file under (b) Hour directory can include up to 500 backup file

under

(d) Relation between hour direc tory and backup file is sam e as relation between year, m onth directory and

day directory.

(6) Name of logging backup file includes the created hour, minute, second information.

(a) Backup file is created in CSV format. (b) File name start with ‘L’ meaning logging and includes hour, minute, second, index information

name increases.

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2. Path structure in case of recipe backup (1) Directory named ‘Recipe’ is created under USB storage equipment root directory. (2) Year, month directory is created under Recipe directory (3) The lower directory structure is same as that of logging backup path structure. (4) Name of recipe backup file includes the created hour, minute, second information.

(a) Backup file is created in CSV format. (b) File name start with ‘R’ indicating recipe and includes hour, minute, second, index information. (c) In case backup f ile is created at the sam e time in terms of sec ond, index information at the end of file

name increases.

3. Path structure in case of screen backup (1) Directory named ‘Screen Image’ is created under USB storage equipment root directory. (2) Directory whose name is year; month is created under Screen Image directory. (3) The lower directory structure is same as that of logging. (4) Name of screen image backup file includes hour, minute, second information.

(a) Backup file is created in bitmap format. (b) File name starts with ‘S’ and includes hour, minute, second, index information. (c) In case backup f ile is created at the sam e time in terms of sec ond, index information at the end of file

name increases.

4. Structure of path at memo backup (1) ‘Memo’ directory will be formed at the sub route directory of USB storage device. (2) Directory in the name of Year and Month will be formed below the Memo Directory. (3) Structure of directory thereafter is same as that of logging backup route. (4) Memo backup file has the name made of hour/minute/second when it was created.

(a) Backup file is created in the type of bitmap. (b) File name star ts with ‘ M’ that r epresent s the sc reen im age, which includes the ind ex inf ormation of hour,

minute, and second thereafter.

5. Structure of path at live image recording (1) ‘Movie’ directory will be formed at the sub route directory of USB storage device. (2) Recorded live image is stored below the Movie Directory. (3) Live image file has the name made of year/month/date/hour/minute/second information when it was

created.

(a) Backup file will be created i n AVI type. H. 264 an d MP3 were used for Video CODEC and Audio CODEC

respectively.

(b) File name starts with ‘MOV’ that represents screen image, which includes data and hour information

thereafter. (c) Live image can be s tored up to the number 1,000 files. This number can be desig nated at the special device settings of XP-Builder.

6. Structure of path when Blue Screen of camera image and live image is created (1) ‘MovieStill’ directory will be formed at the sub route directory of USB storage device. (2) Recorded live image will be stored below MovieStill directory. (3) Blue screen image f ile has the name made of year/m ont h/date/h our /minute/second inform ation when it w as

created.

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(a) Backup file will be created in JPG type. (b) File name starts with ‘STL’ that represents screen image, which includes data and hour information

thereafter.

(c) Live image can b e stor ed up to 1,0 00 f iles. T his n um ber c an be des ignate d at the sp ecial d evice s ettin gs

of XP-Builder.

Remark

(1) When changing devic e time, in case of c hanging current time int o after time, we guarant ee the normal

operation. But in case of chang ing curren t tim e into ear l y time, we don’t gu arantee the norm al oper ation. In this case, you have to delet e directory including the change d hour and its lower director y for normal operation. For exam ple, if you change time from Decem ber 10

to Dec ember 5th, you have to delete

year, month directory created in December 10

and restart the device

(2) Sorting by project is not supporte d for eac h logging , recipe, sc reen im age. For example, ther e are no. 1,

2, and 3 logging groups in the project A. And in case each logging group backups the file, 1, 2, 3 directories are creat ed and each d ata is s aved under each directory. Then, in ca se f ile back up occ urs in the project B having no.1, 2 logging grou p, backup file is creat ed in same direct ory of project A. In th is case, you have to sort the backup files of project A and B based on the created time.

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9.2 Operation setting whe n there is no space for backup

You can designate in the XP-Bu ilder whether to cance l the backup or delete th e oldest backup file and ex ecute backup when there is no space in the storage equipment. [Project Property Setting -> Storage Settings -> Backup Storage -> Delete old file if disk full]

1. In case of backup, deleting the oldest data (1) In case there is no space for backup, s earches the oldest year, month directory under Logg ing, Recipe,

Screen Image. (But in case of Logging, finds under Logging number directory. That is, when executing backup about Logging number 2, in c ase there is no back up data in Loggin g number 2 dir ectory and t here

is data only in logging number 1, data of logging number 1 is not searched/deleted.) (2) Searches the oldest day directory under the oldest year, m onth direc tory. (3) Searches the oldest hour directory under the oldest day directory. (4) Deletes the oldest backup file under the oldest hour directory. (5) Checks the space and if more space is necessar y, the above steps of (1) ~ (4) are repeated a nd checks

the space. (6) When deleting file, in case all data in time directory are deleted, relevant hour directory is deleted. (7) When deleting hour directory, in case all hour directories in day directory are deleted, relevant hour

directory is deleted. (8) When deleting d ay dire ctor y, in case all da y directories in year, month directo ry are d eleted, r elevant year,

month directory is deleted.

Remark

(1) In unknown direc tory or file (user f ile or dir ector y), searches the oldest t hing a mong nor mal bac kup files

except unknown directory or file.

(2) In case there is noth ing except user d ata in now s earched director y, back up operation fails. X GT Panel

can’t delete user data, at this point, operation stops.

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9.3 Monitoring Connection St a t us of External Storage Equipment

XGT Panels monitors conn ection status ab out externa l storage equipm ent designated when setting back up path in XP-Builder. The following figure is backup path specified in XP-Builder.

In order to use t his monitoring function, you have to se t about system alarm window, and the n t he pr ojec t s h o uld be downloaded.

In case USB storage eq uip ment is removed during o p erat ion after setting the pat h f or s avin g L ogg in g backup file as USB storage equipm ent and download ing the projec t into device, the designated system alarm (HS951.0 ) is set. In case storage equipment is equipped again, alarm is reset. In case USB storage equipm ent is rem oved dur ing operatio n after setting the path f or saving R ecipe bac kup f ile

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as USB storage equipm ent and download ing the projec t into device, the designated system alarm (HS951.1 ) is set. In case storage equipment is equipped again, alarm is reset. In case USB storage equipment is removed during operation after setting the path for saving Screen Image backup file as US B storage equipment and downloading the project into device, the design ated system alarm (HS951.2) is set. In case storage equipment is equipped again, alarm is reset.

Internal address of the designated system alarm can be checked in XP-Builder as follows.

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Chapter 10 Installation and Wiring

10.1 Installation

10.1.1 Installation environment

This machine has high reliability regardless environment. But for reliability and stability, be careful the followings

(1) Environment condition

(a) Install at the pan el which can protect this m achine f rom water and dus t. XGT Pan el is designed by IP65

Standard in front parts and IP20 Standard in rear par ts .

(b) Install at the place where impact and vibration is not continuously applied. XGT Panel is designed to

meet IEC standard (IEC 61131-2). (c) Do not expose this machine to direct light. (d) Do no t install at the place where rapid t emperature change can occur. Mo isture by rapid temperature

change can cause malfunction and damage. (e) This machine should be installed within 0 ~ 50°C, otherwise the screen may be changed or cause

malfunction (f) This machine s hould b e installe d within 10~85% relative-hum idit y. Moisture by rap id tem perature ch ange

can cause malfunction and damage. (g) Avoid corrosive gas and burnable gas. (h) Dry location use only.

(2) Installation construction

(a) When doing screw’s processing or wir ing construc tion, be careful that the rem ains do not enter th e XGT

Panel inside. (b) Install at the place where you can easily control. (c) Do not install with high voltage machine within same Panel. (d) Keep distance of more than 100mm from duct for wiring and peripheral machine. (e) Ground at the place where few noises develop.

(3) Anti-heat design of control panel

(a) In case of installing X GT Panel in the a irtight pane l, consider the hea t by other m achine as well as o wn

heat. In case that the air circulates through a ventilating opening or a general pan, XGT Panel system can

be influenced by in-draft of dust or gas. (b) We recommend you to install a filter or to use an airtight heat exchanger.

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Remark

(1) Waterproof & dustproof standards

(a) IP65 Standards

1) The protection standards of XGT Panel have been designed to meet the IP65 test conditions, in accordance with the degrees of protection provided by enclosures of IEC60529. As this machine inst alled at the pa nel, it is n ot guar ant eed wit h all instal latio n envi ronm ent even though its protection standards for the front parts are satisfied.

2) IP65 rating guarantees the enclosure is dust proof (6) and protected against jets of water (5).

3) IP20 rating guaran tees p rotection f rom solid foreign objects of 12mm diam eter and great er (2), b ut it does not guarantee protection from water ingress.

(b) Notices

1) In the environment where the protection grade of XGT Panel is exceeded or not satisfied, the damage of the device or malfunction can occur due to the failure of protecting the product.

2) Since the protection grade of XGT Panel is the waterproof/du

stproof standards, it cannot be

protected from oil, corrosive gas and metal particles.

3) In case when Gas ket is damaged by chemicals and continuous vibration, its waterproof/dustproof effect can be weakened.

4) In case when installing the panel, make sure that dust and water are not brought in panels.

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10.1.2 Notice in handling

It describes the notice from opening to installation.

• Do not drop or cause heavy impact.

• Do not disassemble voluntarily. When doing this, we are not responsible for the product.

• When wiring, be careful that the remains do not enter into XGT Panel.

10.1.3 Notice in installing the panel

Here describes how to install XGT Panel in panel and notice.

(1) Panel cut

• Before installing the XGT Panel in panel, panel should be made with the following dimension.

Classification

X(Wide)

Y(Height)

Z(Thickness)

eXP20-TTA/DC

eXP20-TTA/DC,CERTI

119

＋

1.6~9.5

－

0 －0

eXP30-TTA(B)/DC

eXP30-TTE/DC

156

＋

123.5

＋

－

0 －0

eXP40-TTA(B)/DC eXP40-TTE/DC

192

＋

138

＋

－

0 －0

eXP60-TTA(B)/DC 260

＋

202

＋

1 －0 －0

Unit: [mm]

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(2) XGT Panel installation

• Keep the distance of 100 mm between XGT Panel and panel per each direction.

Remark

(1) To be affected at a mini mum by the electrom agneti c waves ( radial no ise) or heat from other contr ollers,

it needs to keep its distance as the above explanation. (2) When installing, consider the power and communication cable wiring. (3) In case when t he size of the pa nel cut exceeds the range of the standard allowanc e(0 ~ +1mm ) when producing panels, the contact area between Gask et and the panel can get small, which can weaken the

waterproof/dustproof effect.

• W hen mounting the XGT Panel inside a panel, ensure that you use the gasket to protec t against dust or

water ingress.

100

Unit: [mm]

Waterproof/Dustproof

Gasket

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Remark

(1) Must be used the gasket to prevent dust or other contaminant ingress. (2) When m ounting at the panel, if the surface of panel is uneven, water or dust c an enter the machine through the gaps. As such problem s can occur de pending on the thickness and material (stee l, aluminum , acrylic and etc.) of the panel, it is required to review the installation environm ent. Also it is necessary to check if Gasket and the panel are closely contacted together. (3) When Gasket is contam inated or dam aged b y the deterior ation after the use f or a c ertain p erio d of tim e, the waterproof/dustproof effect can be noticeably weakened. In case when Gasket should be replaced,

contact the agency or a sales office close by.

(3) Installation location

• When installing the XGT Panel, consider screen and use of touch.

• When you don’t see within the following angle, you may not see clearly. When installing, consider angle.

Item

Left and Right

Upper

Lower

eXP20-TTA/DC

eXP20-TTA/DC,CERTI

60 deg. 40 deg. 60 deg.

eXP30-TTA(B)/DC eXP30-TTE/DC

eXP40-TTA(B)/DC eXP40-TTE/DC

eXP60-TTA(B)/DC

55 deg.

35 deg.

55 deg.

(4) Fixing

• Fix XGT Panel to the panel using the supplied brackets provided in the packaging.

Fix bracket

Panel Fix bracket

Fix bracket

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Remark

(1) Remove the protection film attached to the front of this machine. Due to the deformation of the

protection film, the touch malfunction or wrong input can occur. It is recommended to use a special protection sheet to protect the front sheet. In case of purchasing the protection sheet, contact the

agency or a sales office close by.

(5) Removal of protection film

• The film attached to pr ote c t the f r ont s heet when th is machine has been release d, shou ld b e r emoved after

it is installed in the panel.

Remark

(1) During installation, XGT Panel should be closely contacted to the panel not to have any gap. In the

environment requiring waterproof/dustproof effect, install and fix a bracket on a slope.

(2) The brack et s hould be f i xed symmetrically(up-down, left -r ight). In c as e when i t is not f ixed symmetrically,

there could be a gap between the panel and XGT Panel.

(3) When fixing the bracket, it should be installed pe rpendicularly to the panel, and the required bracket

screw torque is 6.7±0.3kgfㆍ

cm. Depending on the m aterial type of the panel, the torque value can be different. The standard sc rew torque f or each bolt siz e is followed. If it is fixed with t he power mor e than the required screw torque, the touch malfunction or weakening of waterproof /dustproof can happen d ue

to the deformation of XGT Panel.

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10.2 Wiring

It describes the wiring that you should know when installing the XGT Panel.

10.2.1 Power wiring

eXP Panel is the DC product.

Power Name

DC 24V

eXP20-TTA/DC, eXP20-TTA/DC,CERTI eXP30-TTA(B)/DC, eXP30-TTE/DC eXP40-TTA(B)/DC, eXP40-TTE/DC

eXP60-TTA(B)/DC

► If AC power is applied into the product for DC power, It may cause damage or fire. Be careful

of connection. ► ‘/DC’ is the product which use DC 24V. When using the product, Please check the label in the back of the product. ► All field-wiring connections to this unit shall be from Limited Voltage/Limited Current, below 24Vdc isolated secondary source with an output fused with a 4A fuse max. or Class 2 secon

-dary circuits as defined in UL 508, 17

Edition.

Warning

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The power terminal should have the following specification.

Type Cable specification (Unit: ㎟) Wire Type Thermal Resistance Screw Torque

Power and protection

ground

1.5(AWG16) ~ 2.5(AWG12) Copper 60℃ 0.51N•m

Remark

(1) For installations where there is voltage drop, it is recommended to use stranded wire with a cross sectional

area greater than 2 ㎟. (2) It is recommended that cable connections are twisted and secure. Short cable runs are also recommended between the point of s upply and th e XGT panel. (3) For safety reasons it is recommended that you use color coded outer sheaths on the conductors to aid safe

terminations.

Wiring of power is as follows.

[DC Power connection]

Remark

(1) Use a regulated power supply transformer when the power fluctuation is bigger than the standard. (2) If electromagnet ic interf erence is experience d or e xpected use an ins ulation t ransf ormer to protect the

XGT panel from interference.

(3) All f ield-wiring connections to th is unit shall be from Lim ited Voltage/Limited Current, belo w 24V dc

isolated secondary source, Class 2 secondary circuits or SELV/PELV circuits.

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Separate the XGT Panel power from the I/O device and main circuit device.

Remark

Separate the XGT Pane l power supply cable from the m ain circuit cable (high voltage and c urrent) and input/output cable. Maintain a minimum separation of 100mmbetween cables.

Use a lightning surge protector to prevent damage from lightning strikes.

Remark

(1) Separate E1, the groun d connection for lightning s urge protector, and E2, the ground connection for

XGT Panel.

(2) Set lightning surge pro tector to below the al lowable surge voltage to pr ovide protection if the voltage

increases to its maximum.

XGT Panel

Surge absorber to prevent the lighting

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Use an insulation shielding transformer or noise filter when the electromagnetic interference occurs. Keep the stripped ends of the terminated cables t wis te d and as shor t as pos sib le. When running the wiring a v oid running the cables for the insulation shielding transformer or noise filter pass through the cable duct.

When you use the m agnetic li ghting contac tor (MC) f or AC/DC, it is recomm ended to use a ferrite core close to the power terminals as shown below.

Ferrite Core (CU1130B, E-TECH) (CU1330G, E-TECH) (ZCAT3035-1330, TDK)

10.2.2 Ground wiring

(1) Our XGT Panel has enough anti-noise measure, so except that there are many noises specially, the

ground is not needed. When you use the ground connection, refer to the following information.

(2) Use the exclusive ground connection. When you install the ground connection, use the third grounding

resistance (less than 100Ω).

(3) If you cannot use the exclusive ground connection, use the common ground connection like below.

A) Exclusive ground: Best B) Common ground: Good C) Common ground: Poor

(4) Use cables for groun din g/earth co nnec tions b y usin g cable with a cr oss s ectional area gre ater t han 2.0 ㎟.

Install the ground connection as close as possible to the XGT Panel.

Remark

Check and test the grou ndi ng connec tion. If th e co nnec tion is bad or in case of ( B) abo ve, t he XG T Pan el may malfunction or the communication signals may fail.

XGT Panel

Other

devices

XGT Panel

3rd grounding connection

Other

devices

Other

devices

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Chapter 11 Maintenance

To keep the XGT Panel best, examine the XGT Panel.

11.1 Maintenance

Because an error may be developed by environment, the periodic maintenance is needed. You should check the following categories once or twice every 6 months.

Maintenance category Criterion Action

Power

Within the power change range (Within −15% / +10%)

Modify the source of electric power in order to be in the fluctuation range of a permissible voltage.

Environment

Operating

temperature

0 ~ + 50℃

Modify the operating temperature and humidity to be proper.

Operating

humidity

10 ~ 85%RH

Vibration No vibration

Use the anti-vibration rubber and make a count

measure.

Getting loose of power terminal There is no unwinding Screw the unwound terminal. Getting loose of

communication connector

There is no unwinding Screw the unwound terminal.

Reserved part

Amount of reserved part and reservation

Check the status

Refill the insufficiency and improve the reservation.

Gasket installation status

No gap between the gasket and panel.

Replace gasket or affix brackets firmly

Gasket status No damage or deterioration Replace gasket

11.2 Daily Maintenance

Check the followings daily.

Maintenance category Maintenance contents Criterion Action

Mounting status Check the brackets Should be mounted firmly R etighten screws

Power terminal status

Loose terminal screws Not loose Retighten screws Reduce the distance between

compressed terminals.

Keep the proper distance. Correction

Communication connector status

Unwinding of fixed screw Not loose Retighten screws

Indication LED Check the lighting Blue LED should be turned on Refer to the appendix 1.

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11.3 Periodical Maintenance

Check the followings once or twice every six months and take measure.

Maintenance category

Maintenance

method

Criterion Action

Environment

Surrounding Temperature

Measure through Temperature /Hygrometer Measure of corrosive gas

0 ~ 50 °C

Modify it to meet the general standard. (Environment standard in the panel)

Surrounding Humidity

10 ~ 85%RH

Surrounding pollution degree

No corrosive gas.

XGT Panel Status

Unwinding, swing Move XGT Panel Fixed firmly Retighten screws Dust, foreign

matter adhesion

Visual check Not loose -

Connection status

Looseness

Retighten screw with

Screwdriver

Not loose Retighten screws

Reduce the distance between compressed terminals.

Visual check

Keep the proper distance.

Correction

Loose connectors Visual check Not loose

Wind the fixed screw of

connector

Loose brackets

Retighten screw with Screwdriver

Not loose Retighten screws

Power voltage maintenance

Check the power voltage of input terminal

of power by test

AC100~240V: AC85~

264V DC24V: DC19.2 ~

28.8V

Supply power modification

Battery

Check when battery is exchanged and voltage drop is indicated. (It is expressed by system alarm)

• Check the total of power stoppage time and guarantee duration

• There is no battery voltage drop indication

If guarantee duration is exceeded even tough there is no battery voltage drop indication, change the battery.

LCD Backlight maintenance Visual check

Check the guarantee duration

When error occurs, change the backlight.

Touch status

Touch location error

Check at the Diagnostics of XGT Panel

Appropriate touch location

Reset at the setting of XGT Panel.

Damage of Touch Visual check

There is no damage

or deterioration

When error occurs,

change touch

Damage or Deterioration of protection sheet

Visual check

There is no damage or deterioration

When error occurs, Change protection sheet

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Remark

(1) Battery exchange tim e is express ed by alarm . System alarm is ex pressed when s ystem alarm category

is set at the XP-Builder as follows.

(2) Replace Battery With Hitachi Maxell, Part No. CR2032 Only. Use of Another Battery May Present A Risk

Of Fire or Explosion. See Owner's Manual For Safety Instructions.

WARNING: Battery may explode if mistreated. Do not recharge, disassemble or dispose of in fire.

(3) As the eXP model has the integrated LCD and backlight, the LC D should be replaced when the life is

over or it is out of order.

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Chapter 12 EMC Standard Certification

12.1 Requirement for EMC Standard Certification

EMC command is regu lated on “It doesn’t produce the Strong electromagnetic waves: Emission” and “It is not affected by electrom agnetic wave f rom external: Imm unity”. The fol lowing is desc ribing the contents to meet the EMC command when configuring the system by using the XGT Panel. This is a summary document for the request and standard which our company has obtained from EMC but we don't assure that all devices manufactured accor ding to thes e contents are not suitabl e f or t he be lo w sta nd ard s . The final manufact urer needs to finally judge about the fitness method or fitness judgment of EMC command.

12.1.1 CE standard certif icat i on

In case of XGT Panel, the EN61000 -6-4, EN61000 -6-2, EN61000-3-2, and E N61000-3-3 of CE standards were applied.

Applied Standards Results

1. Emission Conducted Disturbance EN61000-6-4:2007 / A1 : 2011 C

Radiated Disturbance EN61000-6-4:2007 / A1 : 2011 C Harmonic Current Emission EN61000-3-2:2014 N/T

Voltage Change, Fluctuations and Flicker

EN61000-3-3:2013

N/T

2. Immunity

Electrostatic Discharge

EN61000-6-2:2005 / AC : 2005

EN61000-4-2:2009

Radio-Frequency Electromagnetic Field

EN61000-6-2:2005 / AC : 2005

EN61000-4-3:2006 / A1 : 2008 / A2 : 2010

Fast Transient

EN61000-6-2:2005 / AC : 2005

EN61000-4-4:2004 / A1 : 2010

Radio-Frequency Continuous C onduc ted

EN61000-6-2:2005 / AC : 2005

EN61000-4-6:2009

Power-Frequency Magnetic Fields

EN61000-6-2:2005 / AC : 2005

N/T

EN61000-4-8:2010

Surges

EN61000-6-2:2005 / AC : 2005

EN61000-4-5:2006

Voltage Dips and Interruptions

EN61000-6-2:2005 / AC : 2005

N/T

EN61000-4-11:2004

C=Comply NC=Not Comply N/T=Not Tested N/A=Not Applicable

Directive:

Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive 2004/108/EC

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12.1.2 KC standard certification

The XGT Panel acquire the electromagnetic fitness registration (KC specification) certified by wave laboratory under information-communication part.

A grade device

This device acquires KC for industrial use. If device is not purchased properly, exchange it to device for home use.

12.2 Requirement for Low Volt a ge Comma nd S uitability

It is required to get the needed Stability for t he device operated at AC50~1000V, DC75~1500V’s power. The following describes at tention about instal lation and wiring f or the suitability when using the XGT Pane l. Though the following data is m ade by requirement of regulati on and standard, we don’t guarantee that all devices are suitable for the above c ommand. The method to be suitable for the EMC com mand and judgment of s uitability should be finally made by device manufacturer himself.

12.2.1 Standard certification for XGT Panel

XGT Panel is according to the EN61131-2:2007 (stability of device used in the measure, control laboratory).

12.2.2 Selection of XGT Panel

(1) eXP20-TTA/DC, eXP20-TTA/DC,CERTI, eXP30-TTA(B)/DC, eXP30-TTE/DC, eXP40-TTA(B)/DC,

eXP40-TTE/DC, eXP60-TTA(B)/DC

The I/O module under DC24V exceeds the range of low voltage command target.

Appendix 1 Troubleshooting

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Appendix 1 Troubleshooting

1. Type of Problem

It classifies problems from XGT Panel including an indicated figure, indication of the object, and problems appeared when downloading. Refer to the following chart.

Classification of

problem

Description

Problem when starting

Malfunction when starting.

☞

Please refer to the 2. Problem when starting.

Problem after the monitor on

In case that there is no reaction when touching.

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Please refer to the 3. Problem after the Monitor on.

Display problem of figure and object.

In case that the figure or object is different from when editing.

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Please refer to the 4. Indication problem of figure and object.

Communication problem

In case that communication is not executed properly.

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Please refer to the 5. Communication problem.

USB Removal of Memory Card

In case that USB device is not working for a while when USB memory is removed.

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Please refer to the 6. USB Removal of Memory Card

Error message when executing program

In case that an error message occurs when operating the XGT Panel.

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Please refer to the 7. Error message when executing program.

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2. Problem when Starting

 Why does black screen show up when turning on the device?

Phenomenon: When turning on the device, black screen shows up and the booting is impossible.

< Cause >

(1) Because the device is not set as a booting mode. (2) Black screen may appear because of malfunction of backlight.

(1) Because the device is not set as a booting mode, the above problem can occur.

Check whether No. 5 switch at DIP switch in the back of the device is in B direction or not. B direction is a booting mode.

When is the color of LED changed?

Please check the followings.

Display color

Contents

BLUE

Power is supplied to XGT Panel

 When applying the option, ‘Go to Screen after boot up’, it displays “Failed to load image files” as the

monitoring has not been started.

Phenomenon: After storing images in the USB storage device and then selecting the option “Go to Screen after boot up” in the start menu, in case when re-permitting the power of the equipment, the message like “Failed to load image files” is displayed and the monitoring is not started.

<Cause>

(1) In case when it is connected with the USB storage device, the recognition of the USB is delayed.

(1) In case when the recognition speed is delayed due to the characteristics of the USB storage device,

remove the USB storage device and then reinstall it.

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 When the power is re-permitted, the USB storage device (or USB mouse) is not recognized.

Phenomenon: When the USB storage device was initially installed, it was normally recognized. However, it is not recognized after the power is re-permitted.

(1) Due to the option of the ‘Reset USB Power’ of the equipment, there could problems in the recognition

process.

(2) Depending on the USB storage device, it may not be smoothly recognized.

(1) If the power initialization option(“Reset USB Power”) of the equipment is selected, cancel the selection

and then permit the power again. The “Reset USB Power” option is an additional function to improve the initialization of the storage device with slow recognition speed or low recognition ratio. Depending on the characteristics of the storage device, however, the power initialization can be an obstacle to the initialization work. Thus, depending on Phenomenon, select what has higher recognition ratio by properly using the power initialization option.

(2) Depending on the characteristics of the storage device, it may not be recognized. Use another USB

storage device showing higher recognition ratio.

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3. Problem after the Monitor on

 When touching the screen it reacts in a different area or it may not react at all?

Phenomenon: When touching the screen it reacts in a different area or it may not react at all.

< Cause >

(1)Touch’s Calibration setting is not proper. (2) Touch panel may be a break down.

(1) Redo Calibration setting about touch. Refer to the [Device manual Ch.4.1 Touch Calibration]. (2) It you can’t go to setting menu, connect mouse to USB port and use mouse.

 Buzzer does not sound.

Phenomenon: When pressing buzzer, buzzer does not sound.

< Cause >

(1) When that the switch operates but the buzzer doesn’t sound, the buzzer is set as no sound. (2) If the switch doesn’t work too, it seems that some error occurs in the touch function.

(1) Redo environment setting for buzzer to sound. Refer to the [device manual Ch.4.7 Environment Setting]. (2) After setting to use buzzer, check whether the buzzer sounds or not in the 1)’s setting windows.

Phenomenon: After the system alarm about the lack of system memory occurs, XGT Panel itself closes the monitoring and then moves to the start menu in unspecific time without user’s operation.

(1) The memory usage could be exceeding 95%. (2) The memory usage can be a bit increased when floating pop-up windows or moving to several screens

during monitoring. In case when the number of image used for project is a lot, the memory usage can more easily reach the limit. In this case, XGT Panel closes the monitoring by itself and then takes an action to secure the memory again.

(1) In case of using vector image instead of raster image, the memory share can be reduced. In the graphic

library of XP-Builder, the image group marked as OOO_R is the raster image group while the image group marked as OOO_V is the vector image group.

(2) In case when the monitoring is closed down due to the increase of the memory share in spite of the

image change operation, contact the A/S center close by.

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 After continuously adding projects to the screen, and adding/editing objects, the operation speed has

been slowed down.

Phenomenon: After adding projects to the screen and also adding/editing objects, it feels like the operation speed of XGT Panel gets slowed down.

(1) The amount of image used for projects is big. (2) In order to increase the screen operation speed, XGT Panel maintains the used images in the memory in

advance. Since the memory resource has limitation, they cannot be maintained in the memory once the amount of image exceeds a certain limit. Whenever they are needed, thus, they are read from the file system and then expressed on the screen. This could be the reason why the screen operation speed gets slowed down.

(1) In case of using vector image instead of raster image, the memory share can be reduced. In the graphic

library of XP-Builder, the image group marked as OOO_R is the raster image group while the image group marked as OOO_V is the vector image group.

(2) In case when there is no proper vector image, the desired image can be composed by using various

functions of figures (circle, square, straight line and etc.).

(3) Removing unnecessary background screen, the screen is composed by applying the background colors.

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4. Display Problem of Figure and Object

 The shape of object is not shown or the number or character value which has to be shown is not shown.

Phenomenon: The shape of object is not shown or the number or character value which has to be sho wn is not shown.

<Cause>

(1) The connection with PLC connected with each project is disconnected or NAK occurs.

(1) When the communication is executed at first, Check the cable connected with PLC is OK or not. (2) If object where the offset is set is not shown, check whether address range is exceeded or not. (3) In case that comm unication is not OK, when c ommunication is abnor mal, the following m essage shows

up in the XGT Panel.

Object type Phenomenon

Bit Switch

The switch is expressed but it doesn’t work .

Word Switch

The switch is expressed but it doesn’t work.

Change Screen Switch

The switch is expressed but it doesn’t work.

Special Switch

The switch is expressed but it doesn’t work.

Multi Switch

The switch is expressed but it doesn’t work.

Bit Lamp

Image is not shown.

Word Lamp Image is not shown.

N-State Lamp

Image is not shown.

Clock

Present time is shown.

Bit Message

Message is not sho wn. W hen designat ing the backgr ound im age, im age is sho wn

as it is.

Word Message

Message is not sho wn. W hen designat ing the back ground im age, im age is sho wn

as it is.

Numeric Display

The value is not shown. W hen d es ig nat ing t he b ackground image, image is s ho wn

as it is.

Numeric input

The value is not shown. W hen d es ig nat ing t he b ackground image, image is s ho wn

as it is.

Text Display

Character string is n ot shown. W hen designating the back ground image, image is shown as it is.

Text Input

Character string is n ot shown. W hen designating the back ground image, image is shown as it is.

Bit Window

The window screen set in the obj ect is not s hown. B ut if comm unication is s et with other object in the same window screen, it can be shown by that object.

Word Window

The window screen set in the obj ect is not s hown. B ut if comm unication is s et with other object in the same window screen, it can be shown by that object.

Bit Part

The part screen set in the object is not sho wn. But if communication is set with other object in the same part screen, it can be shown by that object.

Word Part

The part screen set in the object is not shown.

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Object type Phenomenon

But if communication is set with other object in the sam e part screen, it can be shown by that object.

Animation

Animation is not shown.

Bar Graph

Graph is not shown. W hen designat ing the back ground im age, image is shown as

it is.

Pie Graph

Graph is not shown. W hen designat ing the back ground im age, image is shown as

it is.

Meter Graph

Graph is not shown. W hen designat ing the back ground im age, image is shown as

it is.

Closed Graph

Graph is not shown. W hen designating the back ground im age, image is s hown as it is.

Trend Graph

X, Y axis is shown normally but trend axis is not normally shown. When designating the background image, image is shown as it is.

History Alarm Viewer

Change doesn’t occur. When communication is abnormal, alarm occurs because it

can’t know the status of ala rm tar get device . But pr ev ious al arm data sho ws up a s

it is.

Data list

Value is not shown. Lattice of viewing data list of object is shown as it is.

Logging Viewer

Change doesn’t occur. W hen communication is normal, the recor ded log data is

shown normally. But, log data is shown as # when communication is abnormal.

Navigator

Change doesn’t occur. Because it shows the group of alarm already developed,

though communication is abnormal, if it has alarm data already developed, it

shows the name of group where each alarm is included.

 The number indication object value is shown as # or ~.

Phenomenon: The number indication object value is shown as # or ~. (Same phenomenon occurs at the number input device, viewing data list, and viewing logging)

<Cause>

(1) This happens when digit is not correct or type is not BCD.

(1) When the number to be ex pressed exc eeds the num ber set in the objec t, # is expr essed. In cas e of this,

set the digit largely and after download again, execute program again.

(2) When the numeric display object is expressed as BCD type, the data whose type is not BCD is

expressed as ~. In case of this, adjust device value as BCD type.

(3) This phenomenon occurs at the data list object, numeric input, numeric display device, and logging

viewer.

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