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Human Machine Interface

XGT PANEL

User

iXP2 iXP2 iXP2 iXP2

Read this manual carefully before

wiring, operating, servicing

easy reach

iXP2 Series

’s Manu al

-08XXA

-10XXA

-12XXA

-15XXA



installing, or inspecting this equipment.

 Keep this manual within

for quick reference.

Safety Precautions

Before using the product…

To use the product safety and effectively, please read this instruction manual thoroughly before use.

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

occurring.

► Safety precaution is classified into ‘Warming’ and ‘Caution’ and their meanings are as follows.

Warning Violating the instruction may result in serious personal injury or death.

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

damage.

► The indicated illustrations on the product and in the manual have the fallowing meanings.

Be cautions, for danger may be present.

Be cautions, for there is a possibility of an electric shock.

► After reading the instruction manual, keep it handy for quick reference.

Safety Precautions

Design Precautions

Warning

► Install a safety circuit external to the HMI to protect the whole control system in case of

external power supply trouble.

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

Design Precautions

Caution

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

voltage/power wires.

Otherwise, it may cause erroneous output/operation.

Installation Precautions

Caution

► 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 substances such as conductive debris inside the product.

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

► Do not touch the conductive part of the HMI. It may cause an electric shock,

which may cause malfunction.

Safety Precautions

Warning

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.

Caution

► Wire correctly by checking each of the product’s rated voltage and terminal layout.

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

► Tighten terminal screws with specified torque when wiring.

If terminal screws are loose, it may result in short circuits, fire or erroneous operation.

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

If not grounded, it may result in erroneous operation.

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

Such debris may cause fire, damage or erroneous operation.

► Tighten the crimp terminal to the specified torque, and crimp the external

connection connector using the specified tool or solder it correctly.

Safety Precautions

Warning

Startup and Maintenance Precautions

► Do not touch the terminals while power is on.

Otherwise, it may cause electric shock or erroneous operation.

► Turn 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 circuit, solder, etc. other battery.

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

Caution

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

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

► When mounting or remov ing the HMI f rom the pa nel, be s ure to sh ut off all power

being used by the system . It may cause el ectr ic shock , malfu nction .

► Use cellular phone or walky-talky at least 30cm away from the HMI.

Otherwise, it may result in erroneous operation.

Disposal Precaution

Caution

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

Otherwise, it may cause poisonous pollution or explosion.

Revision History

Version Date Contents Revised location

V1.0 ‘18.01 First Edition -

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 .......................................................................................................................................... 1-5

1.4

Specification of product name ............................................................................................................... 1-6

Chapter 2 System Configuration ....................................................................... 2-1~2-4

2.1

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

2.2

System Configuration ............................................................................................................................ 2-4

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

3.1

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

3.2

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

Chapter 4 Installation and Wiring .................................................................... 4-1~4-9

4.1

Installation ............................................................................................................................................. 4-1

4.1.1 Installation environment............................................................................................................... 4-1

4.1.2 Notice in handling ........................................................................................................................ 4-3

4.1.3 Precautions for panel installa tion ................................................................................................ 4-3

4.2

Wiring .................................................................................................................................................... 4-7

4.2.1 Power Wiring ............................................................................................................................... 4-6

4.2.2 Ground Wiring ............................................................................................................................. 4-9

Chapter 5 XGT Panel Menu Explanation.......................................................... 5-1~5-39

5.1

Settings .................................................................................................................................................. 5-2

5.1.1 Backlight Setting .......................................................................................................................... 5-2

5.1.2 Touch Setting .............................................................................................................................. 5-4

5.1.3 DateTime Setting ........................................................................................................................ 5-5

5.1.4 Environment Setting ................................................................................................................... 5-6

5.1.5 Ethernet Setting ........................................................................................................................ 5-14

5.1.6 Buzzer Setting ........................................................................................................................... 5-15

5.1.7 Sound Setting ............................................................................................................................ 5-16

5.1.8 XP-Remote Setting ................................................................................................................... 5-17

5.2

Diagnostics .......................................................................................................................................... 5-18

5.2.1 Screen Diagnostic ..................................................................................................................... 5-19

5.2.2 Touch Diagnostic ...................................................................................................................... 5-20

5.2.3 Backup Memory Diagnostic ...................................................................................................... 5-21

Contents

5.2.4 Flash Memory Diagnostic .......................................................................................................... 5-22

5.2.5 USB Memory Diagnostic ........................................................................................................... 5-23

5.2.6 Serial Diagnostic ....................................................................................................................... 5-24

5.2.7 SD Card Diagnostic ................................................................................................................... 5-26

5.3

PLC Information ................................................................................................................................... 5-27

5.3.1 PLC Communication Setting ..................................................................................................... 5-28

5.3.2 Connection Information ............................................................................................................. 5-29

5.3.3 PLC Information ........................................................................................................................ 5-30

5.3.4 History of PLC error .................................................................................................................. 5-30

5.3.5 PLC Operation Mode Conversion History ................................................................................. 5-31

5.3.6 History of power off of PLC ....................................................................................................... 5-31

5.3.7 PLC System History Information ............................................................................................... 5-32

5.3.8 N:1 Setting................................................................................................................................. 5-33

5.3.9 Program Monitor ....................................................................................................................... 5-34

5.4

XGT Panel Update .............................................................................................................................. 5-35

5.5

Storage Function ................................................................................................................................ 5-36

5.5.1 Overview .................................................................................................................................... 5-36

5.5.2 Downloading a project using a storage device .......................................................................... 5-37

5.5.3 Uploading a project using a storage device ............................................................................... 5-38

5.5.4 Updating the device using a storage device .............................................................................. 5-39

Chapter 6 Backup files by using Storage Devices.…………........................... 6-1~6-7

6.1

Path Structure in case of File Backup.................................................................................................... 6-1

6.2

Operation Setting when there is no s pace for Backup ........................................................................ 6-5

6.3

Monitoring Connection Status of External Storage Equipment .............................................................. 6-6

Chapter 7 Maintenance ..................................................................................... 7-1~7-3

7.1

Maintenance .......................................................................................................................................... 7-1

7.2

Daily Maintenance ................................................................................................................................ 7-1

7.3

Periodical Maintenance ........................................................................................................................ 7-2

Chapter 8 EMC Standard Certification……………………………....................... 8-1~8-3

8.1

Requirement for EMC Standard Certification ........................................................................................ 8-1

8.1.1 CE Standard Certification ............................................................................................................. 8-1

8.1.2 KC Standard Certification ............................................................................................................. 8-2

8.2

Requirement for Low Voltage Command Suitability............................................................................. 8-2

8.2.1 Standard Certification for XGT Panel ........................................................................................... 8-2

8.2.2 Selection of XGT Panel ................................................................................................................ 8-2

Contents

Appendix 1 Troubleshooting.............................................................. App1-1~App1-25

1. Type of Problems ................................................................................................................................App 1-1

2. Problems when Starting ......................................................................................................................App 1-2

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

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

5. Communication Problems ..................................................................................................................App 1-9

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

7. External memory recognition………………….................................................................................App 1-11

8. Touch recognition……………………………….................................................................................App 1-11

9. Error Message during Execution of Programs.................................................................................App 1-12

Appendix 2 Dimensions ................................................................... App 2-1~App2-4

1. iXP2-08XX…................................................................................................................................... App 2-1

2. iXP2-10XX....................................................................................................................................... App 2-2

3. iXP2-12XX....................................................................................................................................... App 2-3

4. iXP2-15XX…................................................................................................................................... App 2-4

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

1. Warranty contents........................................................................................................................... App 3-1

2. Environmental Policy...................................................................................................................... App 3-1

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 iXP2 series of XGT Panel.

The user manualPanel.el.provides information s

Sequence Category Contents

Chapter1 General Introduction

Chapter2 System Configuration

Chapter3

Chapter4

Chapter5

Chapter6

Chapter7 Maintenance

Chapter8

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

Appendix 2 Dimensions It describes the dimension of XGT Panel.

Appendix 3

Remark

This manual does not explain XP-Builder and PLC connection. Please refer to the related manual for the function.

Standard Specification Installation and Wiring XGT Panel Menu Explanation Backup files by using Storage Devices

EMC Standard Certification

Warranty and Environment Policy

It describes this manualprovides information suctdescribes this manual.

It describes feature and system configuration of each XGT Panel.

It describes XGT Panelnd system configuration of each XGT Panel. It describes an installation, wiring and caution for reliability of PLC system.

It describes XGT Panel Menu.

It describes the way to backup recipe, logging and etc. files by using storage devices. It describes inspection category and method for long normal operation of PLC system.

It describes system configuration for EMC standard.

1-2

RS-232C/Ethernet

US B Me mor y

USB Loadder

Cable

XP-Builder

Chapter 1 General Introduction

1.2 Feature

The XGT Panel has the following features.

(1) Various types of external interfaces

(a) Supporting various device of USB, Ethernet, it maximizes the customer’s usability. (b) PLC, Inverter, and other control devices.

• RS-232C , RS-422/485 and Ethernet (10Base-T / 100Base-TX / 1000-Base-T) communication with the control device.

(2) Based on Windows CE

(a) Adopted Mi crosoft Company's WEC 7

• Windows Embedded Compact 7 has been used.

Windows Embedded Compact 7 Features

(b)

• 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.

(3) Projects in various ways send

(a) Project transmission using RS-232C communi cation (b) Project transmission using Ethernet port (c) Project transfer u sing USB Loadder cable (d) Project transmission using USB memory

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(4) Providing a high-quality screen

(a) It adopts high-performance liquid crystal display (LCD) to provide high pi cture quality and sharpness.

• It adopts thin film tran sistor liquid cry stal display (TFT LCD ) which can display 24bit color.

(b) Supports various graphic formats.

• Su pports 1024 X 768 graphic formats precise and realisti c representation.

• Su pports behavior for animations (GIF).

• HDMI output is supported.

• Duplicate mode and extended mode enable screen output in various configurations.

(5) Application of CAP tou ch panel

(a) Touch sen sitivity is improved by applying electrosta tic touch panel. (b) Multi-touch and gesture functions. (c) Various types of touch setting function can be used accordi ng to user's work environment.

(6) Provides multilingual and various fonts

(a) Supports multi-langu age languages.

• It uses the method of transferring the window / use r font used on the computer to XGT Panel .

• No separate multilingual language development is required.

• Multilingual la nguage support is an advantage of Windows CE.

(b) Supports simultaneou s display of 12 language s.

• Simultaneous di splay in 12 languages 12 languages.i

• You can swit ch languages 2 language s 12 languages.indow s CE.ed on t

• Windows / user fonts can be used, so various expression s are possible.

• You can freely adjust font siz e and shape.

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Chapter 1 General Introduction

(7) Providing various convenie nce functions

(a) Various alarm functi ons are provided.

• The history alarm can be divided into several alarm groups and alarm list, and the desired alarm can be displayed on the screen with the alarm explo rer.

• The flow alarm displays the current alarm at the bottom of the screen.

• The system alarm is displayed when a criti cal problem occurs during operation.

(b) It provides the logging function.

• It provides periodic logging that works repeatedly according to time and device status and conditional logging according to device conditio ns.

• Backup provide s up to 1 Mbyte.

• You can backup to a USB.

• Backup data i s stored in Excel format, so you can u se it conveniently .

• It provides read / write function.

• One recipe provides up to 100 double words ( DWORD), 16 blocks.

• You can backup to a USB storage device.

• Backup data i s stored in Excel format, so you can u se it conveniently .

(d) It provides scheduler function.

• Up to 32 schedulers can be set.

(e) It provides printing function.

• Screen / ala rm printing functi on.

• Print out the printout.

(f) It provides scripting capabilities.

• User-written scripts provide more flexibility.

• Global / Object / Screen display.

(8) Stable products conforming to international standards

(a) CE, KC (Electromagnetic compatibility registratio n) standard acquisiti on

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Chapter 1 General Introduction

1.3 Terminology

It describes terms used in this manual.

Term Definition Remarks

A standard element that has a specified function which

Module

Unit

PLC system

XP-Builder Software used to write and edit the project. -

XP-Manager

XP-Remote Software used to remote monitor and control the XGT Panel Cnet module Computer Link FEnet module Fast Ethernet Network -

RTC

configures the system. Devices such as I/O board, which inserted onto the mother board or base unit.. A single module or group of modules that perform an independent operation as a part of PLC system. System consisted of PLC and peripheral device which can be controlled by user program.

It is the software for edition, download, monitoring to realize data communication between XGT Panels through XP Link with online control function.

Abbreviation of tworkte monitor and It is used to call general IC that contains clock function.

Ex) CPU module, Power Module, I/O module

Ex) Basic unit, Extension unit

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iXP2

(A)

(B)(C)(D)

Division

Sign

Contents

Remarks

21 cm (8.4”)

26 cm (10.2”)

31 cm (12.1”)

38 cm (15.0”)

WinCE 7.0 (Core)

WinCE 7.0 (Pro)

RS-232C, RS-422/485, Ethernet

(D) Power supply

AC 100 ~ 240V

Chapter 1 General Introduction

1.4 Standard of product name

It describes terms used in this product names.

(A) LCD type

(B) O/S type

2-1

1) Display the power statu s of the device Display using high brightness blue LED

1) USB Host 1ch

2) USB Device 1ch

Chapter 2 System Configuration

Characteristic of each iXP2 series and its system configuration are as follow ;

2.1 Part Names

1. iXP2-08XX / 10XX / 12XX / 15XX

Chapter 2 System Configuration

No. Name Function

1 Power LED 2 Front USB

Front Part

4 Panel fixing portion 1) Fix ing XGT Panel to Panel with Bracket

※

1) P-CAP touch panel: U ser touch input

2) LCD: Display

2-2

iXP2-1200A

422/485 connector

1 2 3 4

RS-422/485 termination resistance On (Default)

System reset switch. Pressing the switch will reset the system.

Chapter 2 System Configuration

No. Name Function

PE connector

5 6 Power Connector

Cable fixing hole

RS-

PE connection Power and PE connections Fixing Cable s RS-422/485 (COM3): PLC / Contr ol device co mmunicati on

Battery cover, Reset switch, Backup battery, Setting switch

No. 1/2

A Side. B Side. RS-422/485 termination resistance Off

A Side.

O/S Download

No. 3

B Side.

Nand Flash booting(Default)

A Side. Backup Battery On

No. 4

B Side. Backup Battery Off(Default)

SD Card Logging / Recipe / Alar m / Project data backup and transfer Gasket Protecting from water and dust

2-3

12 13 14 15 1816

1) USB memory connection: Lo gging / Recipe / Ala rm / Project data

3) Printer connection: Print function

Ethernet: 10Base-T / 100Base-TX

4) PLC / control device c ommunication

Ethernet: 10Base-T / 100Base-TX / 1000Base-T

4) PLC / control device c ommunication

Thanks to anti-drop lock, the Panel can be installed in a panel by a single operator.

Note

(1) The surface of the touch panel must be kept clean at all times.

(5) Please refer to Chapter 10 for installation details.

Chapter 2 System Configuration

No. Name Function

16 Ethernet terminal

Audio-Out Stereo audio output HDMI Clone mode display output

USB host

Ethernet terminal

RS-232C connector RS-232C (COM2): PLC / Control device communication Anti-drop lock

Backup and transfer

2) User Interface Connection: Use mouse / Keyboard

1) Project data transmission

2) Logging / Recipe / Al arm / Screen Data Backu p

3) Upgrading the device software

1) Project data transmi ssion

2) Logging / Recipe / Al arm / Screen Data Backup

3) Upgrading the device software

- Foreign objects (water, oil, etc.) on the touch panel may cause malfunction. (2) Touching the front of the touch panel may cause malfunction.

- Be careful that conductive objects do not touch the touch panel. (3) The switch No. 1/2 o f the setting swi tch must be set in th e same direction.

- I f switches 1 and 2 are set in different di rections, communicati on problems may occur. (4) Refer to the communication manual for details on communication conne ction.

2-4

RS-232C/Ethernet

US B Me mor y

USB Loadder

Cable

XP-Builder

US B Me mor y

Card

Note

(1) It is recommended to u se Ethernet rathe r than RS-232C.

(3) Refer to XP-Builder manual for project transfer method.

Chapter 2 System Configuration

2.2 System Configuration

To use XGT Panel, y ou must create project data in XP-Builder and tran sfer it to XGT Panel. By default, you can conne ct to XGT Panel u sing USB. Basically, it can be connected with XGT Panel using RS-232C method.

The maximum communication speed is 115,200 [bps]. With Ethernet, project data can be transferred quickly .

If the LAN environment i s established as shown below, you can use it more easily and e ffectively. 1: 1 connection is also supported in case LAN (LAN) environment i s not established.

If project data can not be transferred using communication, y ou can transfer data u sing USB storage devi ce or SD card. Please refer to Chapter 5 and XP-Builder User's Guide for more information.

(2) Refer to the communication manual for how to make the Ethernet cable.

3-1

Standards

Ambient operating

temperature

Square wave

Impulse noise

AC: ± 1,500V DC: ± 1,000V

LS Industrial

Standard

Electrostatic

Immunity

Emissions

Communication

interface

2kV (LG) 1 kV (LL)

1kV (LG)

0.5 kV (LL)

Chapter 3 Standard Specification

3.1 General Standards

General specifications of XGT Panel are as follows.

No. Item standard

Chapter 3 Standard Specification

1 2 Storage temperature -20 ° C ~ + 60 ° C 3 Operating humidity 10∼85%RH, non-condensing. 4 Storage humidity 10∼85%RH, non-condensing. -

Occasional vibration Count -

frequency acceleration amplitude

5≤f<9 Hz - 3.5mm

9≤f≤150

6 Shock endurance

Vibration

resistance

frequency acceleration amplitude

5≤f< 9

9≤f≤150

* Maximum shock acceleration: 147 * Duration time: 11 * Pulse wave: half sine pulse (3 times each in X, Y and Z directions)

9.8

Continuous vibration

- 1.75mm

4.9

0 ° C ~ + 50 ° C -

m/s2 -

m/s2 (15G)

10 times each

in X, Y and Z

direction

IEC 61131-2

Discharge

Electromagnetic

8 Environment Free from corrosive gases and excessive dust -

9 Operating height Below 2,000m (6,562ft) 10 Pollution degree 2 or less 11 Cooling method Natural Air-Cooling -

Noise

Immunity

Radiated

Fast

Transient

/ Burst noise

Surge

Category Power mod ule Communication interface

Voltage 2 kV 1 kV

Category AC power DC power supply

Voltage

± 4 kV (contact discharge), ± 8 kV (air discharge)

80 ~ 1,000 MHz, 10 V / m

1 kV

IEC 61131-2

IEC 61000-4-2

IEC 61131-2

IEC 61000-4-3

IEC 61131-2

IEC 61000-4-4

IEC 61131-2

3-2

Note

body and the operation of the video display device connected to

Chapter 3 Standard Specification

(1) IEC(International Electro technical Commission)

- International private gr oup facilitating int ernational cooper ation of electric/elect ronic standardi zation, issuing international standards and operating the compliance evaluation systems.

(2) Pollution degree

- As a n index representing the pol lution degree of an environm ent to determine the insulation of a device,

pollution degree 2 generally means the status generating non-conductive contamination. However, it also contains the status generating temporarily conduction due to condensation.

(3) Noise Immunity

- The noise noise standard is the standard of the HMI

HDMI is not guaranteed.

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Item

iXP2-08XXA

iXP2-10XXA

iXP2-12XXA

iXP2-15XXA

Display type

TFT color LCD

Color indication

Bottom: 60 deg.

Bottom: 75 deg.

Bottom: 80 deg.

Capacitive Touch

Magnetic Buzzer (85dB)

Processor

1GHz, Dual core

Operating RAM

1GB

Backup data

About 3 years (25℃)

1 x 10Base-T / 100Base-TX, 1 x 10Base-T / 100Base-TX / 1000Base-T

3 x USB 2.0 (Front x 1, Rear x 2)

1 x USB 2.0 (Send / Receive front, PC and project data etc.)

RS-232C

1 x RS-232C (DSUB 9 / Male type)

RS-422/485

1 x RS-422/485 (Terminal Block)

Multi-language

Can display 12 languages simultaneously

Animation

GIF format support

Recipe

Support

Script Launcher

Standard Certification

228.5 x 158.5

259.0 x 201.0

301.5 x 227.5

383.5 x 282.5

Power consu mption ( W)

Weight (Kg)

1.87

2.35

3.0

4.6

3.2 Function Standards

The functional specifications of XGT Panel are as follows.

Chapter 3 Standard Specification

Screen size

Display resolution

Indication degree

Backlight

Backlight lifetime

T ouch panel

Audio otput

Memory

Battery life

Video Output

Ethernet

USB host

USB device

Flash

Backup RAM

8.4 "

800 x 600 1024 x 768

Right and left: 80 deg. Top: 80 deg.

10.4 " 12.1 " 15 "

24-bit color (16.7M colors)

Right: 75 deg. Top: 75 deg.

LED method, automatic On / Off support

Date / Time data, Logging / Alar m / Recipe data, Non-volatile devices

Right and left: 80 deg. Top: 80 deg.

50,000 hour

1GB

1 Mbyte

1 x HDMI

Data logging

Protection standard

Dimensions (mm)

Panel Cut (mm)

Support Support

CE, KC, UL

IP66

240 × 180 × 60 271 x 212 x 60 313 × 239 × 60 395 × 2 94 × 66

Power A(AC100~220V), D(19.2~28.8V)

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Note

more details on installation, See Chapter 4.Installation and Wiring.

Chapter 3 Standard Specification

(1) Caution in power connection

- W ith AC power a pplied to DC power dev ice, it ma y cause product damage or fire. Please pay a special attention to connection.

(2) PE Connection

- For the device PE, please use PE terminal.

(3) Battery discharge-prevention DIP switch

- In order to prevent the battery discharge, turn off the DIP switch No.4.

To use backup function, please turn on DIP switch No. 4.

(4) Battery Operation and Life

- Batter y is used for RT C (date/time) whe n the power of device is off . Battery is not c onsum ed 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 IP66 Standard in front par t s . Ingr ess Protec ti on( IP) is based on the IEC 60529 Standard for degr ees of protection provided b y enclosures. But XGT Pan el does not guarantee fr om all installation environm ent. When i nstalling pa nels, m ake sure that dust an d mois ture are not bro ught in. For

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Chapter 4. Installation and Wiring

Chapter 4 Installation and Wiring

4.1 Installation

4.1.1 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 panel which can protect this machine from water and dust. XGT Panel is designed by IP66 Standard in front parts and IP20 Standard in rear parts. (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 not install at the place where rapid temperature change can occur. Moisture 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 should be installed within 10~85% relative-humidit y. Moist ure b y rapid tem per atur e change can cause malfunction and damage.

(g) Avoid corrosive ga s and burnab le gas.

(2) Installation construction

(a) When doing screw’s processing or wiring construction, be careful that the remains do not enter the 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 XGT Panel in the airtight panel, consider the heat by other machine as well as own 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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Note

Chapter 4. Installation and Wiring

(1) Waterproof and dustproof standard

(a) IP66 Standards

1) The protection standards of XGT Panel have been designed to meet the IP66 test conditions, in accordance with the degrees of protecti on prov id ed b y enclosures of IEC60529. As this machine installed at the panel, it is not guaranteed with all installation environment even though its protection standards for the front parts are satisfied.

2) IP66 rating guarantees the enclosure is dust proof (6) and protected against jets of water (6).

3) IP20 rating guarantees protection from solid foreign objects of above 12mm diameter proof (2),

but it does not guarantee protection from water ingress.

(KS C IEC 60529: 2006 standard)

(b) Notice

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 water-proof/dust-proof standards, it cannot be protected from oil, corrosive gas and metal particles.

3) In case when Gasket is damaged by chemicals and continuous vibration, its water-proof/dust-proof

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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Y (Vertical)

Z (Thickness)

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4.1.2 Notice in handling

This section describes the precautions for han dling the XGT Pan el from opening to in stallation.

• Do not drop or subject it to strong impacts.

• Do not open the product case or take any action. In such cases, we are not responsible for the product.

• When wiring, be careful not to let foreign substances such as wiring residue into the XGT Panel.

4.1.3 Precautions for panel in stallation

Describes how to install th e XGT Panel on the panel and notes. (1) Pan el cut

• Before installing the XGT Panel on the panel, it must be manufactured on the panel as shown in the table below.

iXP2-08XX 228.5

iXP2-10XX 259.0

iXP2-12XX 301.5

iXP2-15XX 383.5

158.5

201.0

1.6 to 9.5

227.5

282.5

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Note

(1) In order to be less affected by el ectromagnetic waves (radia tion noise) or heat ge nerated by other con trol devices,

reference tolerance (0 ~ + 1mm) when making the panel, the gap

The contact area may be reduced, and the waterproof and dustproof effect may be

f and dustproof. The XGT Panel basically has a

(5) If the surface of t he panel on w hich the XGT Panel i s mount ed is uneven, there i s a gap be tween the XG T Panel and th e

It is absolutely

are should be taken becau se it can be significan tly w eakened, and i f a

gasket needs to be repla ced, contact your neare st dealer or serv ice. Pl ease contact the center.

Division

Angle (le ft and ri ght)

Upper

Lower

iXP2-08XX

80 deg.

60 deg.

iXP2-10XX

75 deg.

iXP2-12XX

80 deg.

iXP2-15XX

80 deg.

100

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(2) Panel in stallation

• When mounting the XGT Panel on the panel, please install 100mm or more in each direction.

Unit: [mm]

100

Required. (2) Install it conside ring the wiring of pow er and communication cables. (3) When the panel cut dimensions are outside the

between the gasket and the panel. weakened.

(4) When mounting the product on the panel, use gasket for waterproo

waterproof and dustproof gasket is equipped. panel, or dust may penetrate. Particularly, depending on the material (steel , aluminum, a crylic, etc.) of the panel, This may

require installation environment review. Also check that the gasket and panel are in close contact. necessary.

(6) If the condition of the gasket is contaminated or dama g e d du e to deterioration at th e t ime of insta l la t ion or after a c er tain

period of use, the w aterproof and du stproo f effe ct c

•

When installing the product on the panel, use gasket for waterproof and dus tproof. The XGT Panel i s basically equipped w ith

a waterproof and dustproof gasket.

(3) Installation location

• Please consider screen display and touch use for XGT Panel installation.

• If you exceed the display angle bel ow, the screen may not be clearly visible. It is recommended to install the prod uct considering

the angle of view.

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Fixed Bracket

Panel

Note

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

cm. Depending on the material type of the panel, the torque value can be

different. The standard screw torque for each bolt size is followed. If it is fixed with the power more than to the deformation of XGT Panel.

Remark

, contact the

agency or a sales office close by.

(4) Fixing

• Fix the XGT Panel using the brackets on the panels as shown below. (The bracket is included i n the product.)

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environment requiring water-proof/dust-proof effect, install and fix a bracket on a slope.

(2) The bracket should be fixed symmetrically(Up-Down, Left-Right). In case when it is not fixed

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

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

screw torque is 6.7kgf ㆍ the requir ed s cr ew t orq ue, the to uch m a lfu nct ion or we ak enin g of water -proof/dust-proof ca n happe n due

(5) Removal of protective film

• Be sure to remove the film attached to the panel to protect the front sheet when it is shipped from the factory .

(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

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power

Product Name

iXP2-1500D

iXP2-0800A

iXP2-1500A

► Connecting AC power to a device that uses DC power may cause product damage or fire.

Caution

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4.2 Wiring

Describes the wiring matte rs when installing the XGT Panel.

4.2.1 Power Wiring

XGT Panel is divided into DC (DC) and A C (AC) products.

DC 24V

iXP2-0800D iXP2-1000D iXP2-1200D

AC100-240V

Be careful of connection.

► 'XXD' is a product using DC 24V and 'XXA' is a product using AC100-240.

Be sure to check the polarity of the back of the product before use.

iXP2-1000A iXP2-1200A

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ground

Note

aid safe terminations.

Power

Supply

L N PE

+ -

Note

(1) When the power flu ctuation is larger than t he specified value range, use a constant vol tage transfor mer. (3) Momentary power failu re for stable data ba ckup when power on / o ff. Please use.

[AC connection]

[DC connection]

Use the following specifications for the power cable.

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

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Power and protection

(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 poin t o f supp ly and the XGT panel.

(3) For safety reasons it is recommended that you use color coded outer sheaths on the conductors to

Power connection is as shown below.

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

(2) When there is a lot o f noise in the pow er supply, use an in sulation transformer.

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Main

Power

Noise

Filter

HMI power

Others

Note

Surge absorber for preventing lightning

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For XGT Panel power supply , I / O devices and pow er devices, separa te the power supply system as shown below.

Do not bring the power line of the XGT Panel close to the main circuit (high voltage , high current) line o r I / O signal line. Possible 100mm Install at an interval of more than two.

Use the surge absorber as shown in the figure below to prevent su rge such as lightning.

XGT Panel

(1) Separate grounding (E2 ) of the XGT Panel of g round surge absorber (E1). (2) Select the surge ab sorber so that the surge absorber does not e xceed the maximu m allowable voltage even w hen

the power supply voltage rises to a maximu m please give it to me.

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L N PE

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

Note

Type-3 ground

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When there is concern about n oise penetration , use an insulation shi eld transformer or a noise filter. Be sure to twist the wi ring of the input pow er supply as short as possible and do not let the wiring of the shielding tran sformer or noise filter pass throug h the duct.

When using a magnetic contactor (MC) for AC / DC, it is recommended to use Ferrite Core at the power input terminal.

EX) Apply a ferrite core to the po wer terminal as show n in the figure.

4.2.2 Ground Wiring

(1) This XG T Panel has enough noise countermeasures, so it can be used without g rounding except when there is a lot of noi se.

However, when grounding, plea se refer to the foll owing.

(2) Grounding should be done by dedicated grounding as much as possible.

Grounding works are clas sified as class 3 gro unding (grounding re sistance 100 Ω Or less).

(3) When dedicated grounding i s not possible, u se common ground as show n in Fig.

(4) Ground wire is 2 mm

wire.

XGT Panel

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

Other

or more. If possible, place the groundi ng point near the XGT Panel to shorten the length of the g round

XGT Panel

Other

XGT Panel

Other

If the grounding condition is bad or connected as in (C), the XGT Panel may malfunction or communication failure may occur. Be sure to check grounding.

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Configuration menu of

Backlight Setting

Touch Setting

DateTime Setting

Environment Setting

Ethernet Setting

Buzzer Setting

Sound Setting

XP-Remote Setting

Goto MainMenu

Diagnostics function of

Screen

Touch

Backup Memory/

Flash Memory

USB Memory

Serial

SD Card

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This chapter describes how to set the environ ment such as XGT Panel ti me setting, Ether net connection setting, backlight setting. If you press the [Setti ngs] button on the XGT Panel main screen, you can set the environment of XGT Panel.

[XGT Panel Basic]

After booting the XGT Panel after turning on the power, the XP-Runtime main screen is displayed. Functions of each menu are as follows.

Menu Meaning Details Note

Settings

Diagnostics

XGT Panel

Refer to 5.1 Settings

Refer to 5.2 Diagnostics

Goto MainMenu

Settings

SHOW INFO

Program Monitor

N:1 Settings

XGT Panel Update

Refer to

5.4 Update XGT Panel

Project Download

Project Upload

XGT Panel Update

Select USB

Cancel

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구분 의미 세부 항목 비고

PLC setting menu

PLC Information

Update XGT Panel For updating XGT Panel

Storage Function

connected with XGT Paenl

It is for using the storage devices used in XGT Panel

Refer to

5.3 PLC Information

Refer to

5.5 Storage Function

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5.1.1 Backlight Setting

Press the [Backlight Settings] button on the [Sy stem Configuration] screen to go to the setup screen as follows.

[XGT Panel Setting]

Explanation

Brightness

Backlight Brightness can be adjusted.

Do not turn off backlight

Backlight power is always on.

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[Backlight setting]

Turn off bac klight after idle time If you do not touch for a certain period of t ime, the backlight auto matically turns off. Turn off after The backlight turns off after the set time (in minutes).

[Explanation of the dialog box]

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5.1.2 Touch Setting

You can adjust the sensitiv ity of the touch a ccording to the ty pe of gloves according to the work environ ment during touch ope ration. If

you press [Touch Setting] on the System Configur ation screen as shown below, the setting w indow will be activat ed and you can set the sensitivity according t o the type of glove . You can set the sensitivity of the to uch by user settin g.

[XGT Panel Setting]

[Touch setting]

(1) By default, XGT Panel h as touch setting. I f the touch position error is large, Please contact us for action. (2) If touch glass breakage occurs, it may cause touch operation proble m.

2017

Today: 4/23/2017

Note

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5.1.3 DateTime Setting

You can set the date and time of XGT Panel by pressing [DateTime Setting] button on [System Configuration] screen as follows.

[XGT Panel Setting]

[Date / Time Setting]

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Date / time view and setting are also available in the device information view of the communication setting dialog of XP-Builder. For more information,See the XP-Builder User's Guide Chapter 4.4.

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5.1.4 Environment Setting

If you press the [Envir onment Setting] button on the [System Configuration] screen to go to the setup screen as follow s.

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[XGT Panel Setting]

Explanation

Goto screen

After rebooting XGT Panel or downloading edit data,

Button to move to the screen.

Quick start

When I start the screen, I do not cache the image in advance,

It may take a few seconds. The next screen transition is fast.

Show progress

When you start monitoring by selecting [Start] menu on the XGT Panel main screen,

Is displayed. This option can be applied when using the default screen image.

Show always ti tle bar of popup window

Displays the title bar in a pop-up window. Select the title bar of the pop-up window and Y ou can move.

Do not show menu bar

In order to exit to the standby screen during screen monitoring,

Y ou need to configure and use a special switch to exit the screen.

Display (right-> left)

Set startup screen

The screen corresponding to the number entered at the start of monitoring is displayed.

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(1) Screen

after boot up

on the bottom

Y ou will switch . If you di sable thi s setting ,

It does not appear. However, if you select this option, the initial screen may appear somewhat late. There is. In particular, if the screen contains animation objects,

It buffers the used image and shows the progress of the operation. (fast Do not show progress if you make a start setting). At this time, If you check the [Show Lower] check box, this progress will be simplified and displayed at the bottom of the screen.

The window (menu bar) does not appear. If this is the case,

Enable Arabi c text

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Explanation

Hide mouse cursor

Mouse cursor does not appear after scrolling.

Buzzer On / Off

Y ou can set whether buzzer is used or not.

Buzzer test

Y ou can test the buzzer.

The operation to delete may be repeated, and the screen switching operation may be

results in less memory usage and less load to load and delete images into memory.

Uncheck, power on again an d try again .

Clear SRAM memory

Delete all fil es you'v e downloa ded on your dev ice. How ever , c onnectin g to the devi ce

A device reboot is required to delete files.

(2) General

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Low Memory Mode XGT Panel star ts monitori ng the images used on th e screen to speed up the screen

operation. It will be loaded into memory before use. By the way , If a positive image is used, due to memory space constraints, all The image will not load. In this case, if the screen is not yet loaded Images are loaded, and there is not enough space, so unused images are retrieved from memory

slowed down. In this situation Low Memory Mode "is rec om mended. In Low Memory Mode , you do not load t he image before monitoring, but use only the original source of the image used in the project, which

Reset USB power after boot up

When XGT Panel starts, it turns off USB power  On to initialize the connected device. The initial setting is On, and if t he USB reco gnition s peed is sl ow or not wel l recogniz ed

And data files

If a password is set, you must enter the password before you can delete it. The password is the device connec tion password th at you enter whe n download ing a project, This can be set in XP-Builder on the Device Information View tab of the Communication dialog box. The files to be deleted include user project data, we b ser v er, VNC startup modul e, op ti on card Driver, RAPIEnet communication setting data, XP-Manager sett ing data etc. from user PC All downloaded data is included. Set using the configuration menu of the machine. The contents are kept uninitialized. If the menu language is not English,

Explanation

Set background image

If you select an image, the standby screen and desktop are selected after the XGT Panel

It can not be used unless it is a 24bit BMP image.

Delete background image

Deletes the set desktop.

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(3) BK Image

(4) Printer

is powered on. If [Use boot image] option is selected, images with resolutions other than XGT Panel,

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Printer Settings Displays additional printer print settings dialogs. If there is no printer information

Y ou should download from XP-Builder with the following message. From XP-Runtime, go to Start menu and prepare for downloading. After using the printer, you can use the menu.

Printer Settings

Explanation

Port

Connection method: Displays the connection method.

Printer type

Printer type: Displays the printer type.

Print direction

Orientation: Set whether it is horizontal or vertical.

Print color

Print color: Set whether it is color or black and white.

High quality print

Print quality: Set whether to print advanced.

More ...

View add itional properties: Displays additional properties.

Go to the dialog box.

Save the settings.

Cancel

Cancels the setting.

4. Paper Empty: Out of paper

T est Page

T est printing: T o test the printout status

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Printer Properties If you have made any changes, check whether you want to save it,

Printer Check D ia gn os e connectivity: Diagnoses the connec t io n sta t us of

the printer. this The functions of the printer (LK-P30, LK-P 41, LK -P43) Support. Press the button to the right of the current status Displays a message. If the printer is off Y ou can turn it on, connect the cable again, There is.

* Message Ty pe * One. OK: normal

2. No Printer: Not compatible with printer

3. Cover Open: Paper cover opened

Function. It prints the following information and briefly Outputs the printing status.

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

T est page *********************************** DateTime: 2014-02-0 4 10:00:00 XP-Runtime version: 1320 Printer driver version: 1.00 Printer name: PCL3 LaserJet Port: USB ***********************************

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Explanation

Not used

HDMI function is disabled.

Clone mode

The same screen is displayed on the monitor connected by HDMI.

(T o be implemented)

(5) HDMI

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Extended mode

Expands the screen to a monitor connected via HDMI.

Note

For 1: 1 connection with PC, i t is recommended to set as follows.

- Gateway: 192.168.0.1

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5.1.5 Ethernet Setting

If you press the [Etherne t Setting] button on the [System Config uration] screen as below , you can set the IP to use Ethernet.

You can change the IP by pressing the [Set] button for each item o f IP address, Subnet Ma sk and Gateway. If you click [OK] button, changed IP info rmation will be saved. Two Ethernet port s [LAN 0] and [LAN 1] can be set respectivel y.

1) XGT Panel setting

- IP address: 192.168.0.10

- Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0

2) PC setting

- IP address: 192.168.0.11

- Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0

If you press the [Disable ] button and reboot, the device will n ot use Ethernet. I f this is the ca se, You can get the effect. To use Ethernet again, p ress [Enable] but ton and reboot.

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Buzzer On

Y ou can turn on or off the buzzer sound generated when the selection is made.

Buzzer volume

Y ou can adjust the volume of the buzzer.

Buzzer tone

Y ou can adjust the height of the buzzer.

5.1.6 Buzzer Setting

You can adjust the volu me and tone of Buzz er of XGT Panel.

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[Explanation of the dialog box]

[XGT Panel Setting]

[Buzzer setting]

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5.1.7 Sound Setting

You can adjust the volu me of XGT Panel.

[XGT Panel Setting]

[Sound setting]

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Explanation

Allow XP-Remote to connect

Allow connection of remote XP-Remote.

Max. of XP-Remote

Specify the maximum number of XP-Remote that can be connected to XGT Panel.

(10 seconds ~ 300 seconds)

Enable control by XP-Remote after Monitor Start

After XGT Panel starts to monitor, operation permission status is automatically set.

Note

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5.1.8 XP-Remote Setting

Y ou can change the settings for XP-Remote that can remotely control the XGT Panel.

[XGT Panel Setting]

[XP-Remote setting]

[Explanation of the dialog box]

Timeout value If there is no communicat ion request f rom XP-Remote within th e designate d time,

communication is stopped, If XP-Remote has operation authority , it recovers operation authority.

For details of XP-Remote, refer to the XP-Remote User's Ma nual.

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5.2 Diagnostics

This chapter explains the functions that can be used to diagnose co mmunication terminal, screen and touch function of XGT Panel.

If you click the [Diagno sis] button on the main screen of XGT Panel, a menu for diagnosi ng each function of XGT Panel is displayed.

[XGT Panel Basic]

[XGT Panel Diagnostics]

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5.2.1 Screen Diagnostic

When you press the [Screen] button, the screens with different colors are displayed in succession with the buzzer sound. After all the scre ens for diag nosis are d isplayed, the gr aph will app ear and the [Close] butt on will appear in the upp er left corn er. When this [Close] button is pressed, Returns to the Diagnostics screen.

Screen

Red  Green  Blue  Black  White  Graph

[XGT Panel Diagnostics]

[Screen Diagnostic]

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5.2.2 Touch Diagnostic

When you press the [Touch ] button, the diagnos tic screen appears. If you touch the screen , you can see that it is displayed like the picture bel ow. Press the [OK] button to exit the screen.

[XGT Panel Diagnostics]

[Touch Diagnostic]

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Note

If the rear setting switch 1 is set to B, set it to ON. B is a mode without backup battery .

5.2.3 Backup Memory Diagnostic

If you press the [Bac kup Memory] button, y ou can see the diagn ostic results in the confirmation wi ndow.

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[XGT Panel Diagnostics]

[Backup Memory Diagnostic]

(1) If 'NVRAM Data Acces s ~~ Fail' occur s, take A/S action. (2) If 'BATTERY STATUS ~~ BAD' occurs, you have to replace the battery through A/S.

Note

2. Spa ce allocation of Flash Disk may depending on O/S version.

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5.2.4 Flash Memory Diagnostic

When you press the [Flash Memory] button, the dia gnostic results app ear in the confirmati on window.

[XGT Panel Diagnostics]

[Flash Memory Diagnostic]

1. I f "Read Disk Infor mation Error!" Occur s, please contact us.

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If USB memory is installe d and 'Read Disk In formation Error!' Occurs, remove it, in sert it again and te st do it. If the error mes sage occurs repeatedly , contact Customer Service.

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5.2.5 USB Memory Diagnostic

When you press the [USB Me mory] button, the dia gnostic result appear s in the confirmation window.

[XGT Panel Diagnostic]

[USB Memory Diagnostic]

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5.2.6 Serial Diagnostic

Diagnostic function for serial communication port such as RS-232C, RS-422. Press the [Serial ] button to diagnose the serial

ports installed on the XGT Panel. (However, for diagnosis, loop bac k terminal must be connected to each port.)

[XGT Panel Diagnostic]

[Serial port selection screen]

[Serial Diagnostic]

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name

function

One

TX +

Data transmission

TX-

Data transmission

RX +

Receive data

RX-

Receive data

Signal Groun d

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Please make RS-232C port terminal as below. (Connect pins 2 and 3.)

Connect the RS-422/ 485 port t erminal s as shown be low . (In case of RS-485 c ommunic ation, con nect pin 1, pin 3, pin 2 and pin 4)

Note

If the error message occu rs repeatedly , take A / S action.

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5.2.7 SD Card Diagnostic

Displays information of SD card memory i nserted i n XGT Pa nel . Press the [SD Card] button to diagnose the SD memory mounted on the XGT Panel.

[XGT Panel Diagnostic]

[SD Card Diagnostic]

If 'Read Disk Information Error!' Occurs w hen an SD card is inst alled, remove it, inse rt it again, and tes t it.

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5.3 PLC Information

The PLC informat ion view function is to view the conn ected XGT Panel information an d CPU information and his tory of the target PLC.

[XGT Panel Basic Screen]

PLC connection status can be viewed only when project data is t ransferred to XGT Panel.

Note

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5.3.1 PLC Communication Setting

[Settings] is a function to change communi cation parameters of PLC communicating with X GT Panel, and you can change

PLC communication setting items by clicking [Setti ngs] button

[PLC information]

[PLC Communication Setting]

- PLC communication setting sc reen may be different for each driver.

- Refer to individual PLC manual for PLC communi cation setting change contents.

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Item

Explanation

Connection No.

Displays the communication connection number. Available from 0 to 15.

Vendor

Displays the manufacturer of the communication target device.

T arget device

Displays the communication target device.

Connection type

Displays the conne ction method. (RS-232, RS-422, TCP/IP , ect.)

Timeout value

Displays the set timeout time.

Send wait value

Displays the transfer waiting time.

Displays the number of retransmissions when a timeout occurs during communication.

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5.3.2 Connection Information

You can check the connection number, PLC manufacturer, ta rget PLC type, connection method, IP address, and timeout ti me set up for connection with PLC i n XP-Builder.

[PLC information]

[Explanation of the dialog box]

Retry value

Note

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

Note

The PLC types that can di splay the error histo ry are as follows.

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

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5.3.3 PLC Information

You can check the CPU ty pe, operation mode, statu s, version and scan time of our own PLC model and provide in formation only

when connected with PLC.

PLC types that can view PLC information are a s follows.

- MASTER-K CPU, FEnet, Cnet

- GLOFA-GM CPU, FEnet, Cnet

5.3.4 History of PLC error

You can check the PLC e rror history of y our own PLC model.

- The MASTER-K CPU has no error history.

- GLOFA-GM CPU, FEnet, Cnet

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

Note

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5.3.5 PLC Operation Mode Conversion History

You can check the PLC run / stop opera tion mode history of your PLC model.

The following PLC types a re available to view the PLC operation mode switching history .

- MASTER-K CPU does not h ave operation mode switching history .

- GLOFA-GM CPU, FEnet, Cnet

5.3.6 History of power off of PLC

You can check the PLC power shutdown history of your own PLC ty pe.

PLC type that can view th e power off history is as follows.

- MASTER-K CPU has no pow er off history .

- GLOFA-GM CPU, FEnet, Cnet

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

Note

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

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5.3.7 PLC System History Information

PLC system history can be checked.

The PLC types that can view the system histo ry are as follows.

- The MASTER-K CPU has no system history.

- Only available with the GLOFA-GM CPU (GM4C). Other CPUs have no system history.

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Explanation

Use N: 1 Communication

N: 1 Specifies whether to perform communication.

N: 1 station number

Enter the station number of N: 1 communication.

Number of XGT Panel

N: 1 Enter the number of XGT panels on communication.

Master Holding Time

Enter the master execution time of N: 1 communication.

Note

Chapter 5 XGT Panel Menu Explanation

5.3.8 N: 1 Setting

XGT Panel supports N: 1 service which enables communication between sev eral XGT Panels and one PLC. You can set de tails using the [N: 1 Setting s] menu.

[Explanation of the dialog box]

[PLC information]

[N: 1 setting]

For detailed setting and understanding of N: 1 communication , refer to XP-Builder's N: 1 communication manual.

Note

You must specify the use of the program monitor in the project properties of XP-Builder.

Chapter 5 XGT Panel Menu Explanation

5.3.9 Program Monitor

XGT Panel can monitor ladde r of PLC XGK of LS Indu strial Systems.

[PLC information view s creen]

- Program monitor module s must be installed via XP-Manager.

- LSIS: XGK / XGB CPU, Cnet, and Enet driver.

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Note

1. Do not disconnect the communication cable or turn off the device while updating the XGT Panel.

screen.

Chapter 5 XGT Panel Menu Explanation

5.4 XGT Panel Update

The functio ns d esc r ib ed in th is chapter are for up da ti ng t he X G T P an el s of t war e. B y d ef au lt , X GT Pa ne l is a ls o op timized when downloading project file from XP-Builder. Use this function only if you need to update only the XGT Panel in particular. The software of the XGT Panel will need to be updated with the new version as new functions and enhancements are added. Refer to the following procedure.

[Method]

1. Connect XGT Panel and PC.

2. Run the XP-Builder. 3-1. Click [Communication] - [XGT Panel Update]. 3-2. Click Connection Setup to select the type of XGT Panel and PC connected. 3-3. Clic k Browse an d select the XP-Runtime file.

4. Select [XGT Panel U pdate] on the XGT Panel menu screen.

5. Click [Update] of the XGT Panel Update(No3-1). When normal update is completed, return to XP Runtime menu screen.

XGT Panel may not update properly and may malfunction

2. Click Update XGT Panel menu and then click MENU on XP-Runtime screen to return to XP-Runtime menu

WinCE O/S V1.0 XP-Runtime V2.10 B[010]

Description

Chapter 5 XGT Panel Menu Explanation

5.5 Storage Function

5.5.1 Overview

Download the project edited by the user in XP-Builder from PC or upload the project backed up in the device to PC Uploading and updating the device are usually done by connecting USB cable or Ethernet cable to XGT Panel series. Y ou can do it through. In situations where this connection is not possible, you can use the storage device to proceed. The function description for [Storage Function] is as follows.

1. If you touch [Storage Function] on the menu, the following dialog box is displayed.

2. The contents of each menu are as follows.

Project Download To dow nload a project from an external storage device to the XGT Panel

Project Upload To transfer project data backed up to an external storage device from XGT Panel

XGTPanel Update T o update the XGT Panel Software from an external storage device

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5.5.2 Downloading a project using a storage device

1. When you touch [Download Project] in the storage function menu, the following dialog box is displayed.

2. Project storage path of USB memory, SD card is displayed as below.

- \ USB Storage \ XP_Project \

- \ SD Storage \ XP_Project \

If you want to download a project using a storage device, it must be stored in the directory in the above path.

3. Select one of the directory listings.

4. T ouch the [OK] button to start the download.

Chapter 5 XGT Panel Menu Explanation

5.5.3 Uploading a project using a storage device

1. If you touch [Upload Project] in the storage function menu, the following dialog box is displayed.

2. The upload path of USB memory and SD card is displayed as below.

- \ USB Storage \ XP_Backup \

- \ SD Storage \ XP_Backup \

3. T ouch the [OK] button to transfer the project backup file in the machine to the path of the selected storage device.

4. The project backup file must be downloaded to download the project backup file when downloading the project. If not selected, the project backup file is not stored in the device and therefore can not be transferred to the storage device.

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5.5.4 Updating the device using a storage device

1. If you touch [Update XGT Panel] in the storage function menu, the following d ialog box w ill b e dis play ed.

2. The path of USB memory, SD card is displayed as follows.

- \ USB Storage \ XP_Software \

- \ SD Storage \ XP_Software \

If you want to update the device using an external storage device, the XGT Panel Software file is in the directory in the above path It must be saved.

3. T ouch the [OK] button to update the device with the XGT Panel Software stored in the specified path.

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Logging

YYYY.MM.BeginDay.EndDay.0

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.1 (There is free space for one folder)

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 SD or USB storage equipment.

Chapter 6 Backup files by using Storage Devices

This chapter des cribes the m anagem ent functi ons for extern al storage devices th at store back up data of lo gging, rec ipe, and screen images. (1) XGT Panel can back up logging, recipe, screen image data to USB storage device according to the settings set in XP-Builder. (2) If there is no capa ci ty to be backed up on the specified storage device, the existing data is delet ed a cc o rdin g to the settings set by XP-Builder, and the backup process or backup is stopped. (3) The XP-Builder monitors whether or not the external storage device specified as the backup device is detached.

6.1 Path Structure in case of File Backup

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

Chapter 6 Backup files by using Storage Devices

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, October and includes directory since 15th under, directory’s name

: 2010.10.15.FF FF at end means the directory can save more data created in 2010, October (currently, the number of

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 becomes November from October and directory from 15th directory to 30th have been

in 2010, October directory.

: 2010.10.15.30.0

(e) Though month is not changed, in case the number of day directory under year, month directory is 500 or

lower

created

above,

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

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

: 2010.10.01.15.0

(f) In case there is the year, month directory having same start day and end day when changing directory’s

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

Ex) In case there are three year, month directories that are having over 500 day directories created in

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

6.2 Operation Setting when there is no space for Backup

You can designate in the XP-Builder whether to cancel the backup or delete the oldest backup file and execute 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, searches the oldest year, month directory under Logging, Recipe,

Screen Image. (But in case of Logging, finds under Logging number directory. That is, when executing backup about Logging number 2, in case there is no backup data in Logging number 2 directory and there 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, month directory. (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 necessary, the above steps of (1) ~ (4) are repeated and checks

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 day directory, in case all day directories in year, month directory are deleted, relevant year,

month directory is deleted.

the

(1)

In unknown directory or file (user file or directory), searches the oldest thing among normal backup files except unknown directory or file.

(2)

In case there is nothing except user data in now searched directory, backup operation fails. XGT Panel

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

Chapter 6 Backup files by using Storage Devices

6.3 Monitoring Connection Status of External Storage Equipment

XGT Panels monitors connection status about external storage equipment designated when setting backup path XP-Builder. The following figure is backup path specified in XP-Builder.

In order to use this monitoring function, you have to set about system a larm window, and then the project should downloaded.

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In case USB storage equipment is removed during operation after setting the path for saving Logging backup file as USB storage equipment and downloading the project into device, the designated system alarm (HS951.0) is case storage equipment is equipped again, alarm is reset.

In case USB storage equipment is removed during operation after setting the path for saving Recipe backup file as USB storage equipment and downloading the project into device, the designated system alarm (HS951.1) is 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 USB storage equipment and downloading the project into device, the designated 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.

set. In case storage

set. In

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(Within −15% / +10%)

panel.

compressed terminals.

Chapter 7 Maintenance

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

Chapter 7 Maintenance

7.1 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

Operating temperature

Environment

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

communication connector

Reserved part

Gasket installation status

Operating humidity

Vibration No vibration

Within the power change range

0 ~ + 50℃

10 ~ 85%RH

There is no unwinding Screw the unwound terminal. Amount of reserved part and

reservation Check the status No gap between the gasket and

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

Modify the operating temperature and humidity to be proper.

Use the anti-vibration rubber and make a count measure.

Refill the insufficiency and improve the reservation.

Replace gasket or affix brackets firmly

Gasket status No damage or deterioration Replace gasket

7.2 Daily Maintenance

Check the followings daily.

Maintenance category Maintenance contents Criterion Action

Mounting status Check the brackets Should be mounted firmly Retighten screws

Loose terminal screws Not loose Retighten screws

Power terminal status

Communication connector status

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

Touch panel surface state Check the tou ch panel

Reduce the distance between

Unwinding of fixed screw Not loose Retighten screws

Keep the proper distance. Correction

No pollution such as water drops or oil

Surface wiping

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Maintenance

method

matter adhesion

Screwdriver

Wind the fixed screw of of power by test

Chapter 7 Maintenance

7.3 Periodical Maintenance

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

Maintenance category

Surrounding Temperature

Environment

XGT Panel Status

Connection status

Power voltage maintenance

Surrounding Humidity Surrounding pollution degree

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

Looseness Reduce the distance

between compressed terminals.

Loose connectors Visual check Not loose

Loose brackets

Measure through Temperature /Hygrometer Measure of corrosive gas

Visual check Not loose Retighten screw with

Visual check

Retighten screw with Screwdriver Check the power voltage of input terminal

Criterion Action

0 ~ 50 °C

10 ~ 85%RH

No corrosive gas.

Not loose Retighten screws

Keep the proper distance.

Not loose Retighten screws

AC: 100~240V DC: 24V

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

Correction

connector

Supply power modification

Check when battery is exchanged and voltage

Battery

LCD Backlight maintenance Visual check

Touch status Touch Screen error Visual check

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 Check the guarantee duration

No damage or Scratches and Pollution

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

When error occurs, change the backlight. When error occurs, change the Touch Panel

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Chapter 7 Maintenance

Remark

(1) Battery exchange time is expressed by alarm. System alarm is expressed when system alarm

category is set at the XP-Builder as follows.

(2) Replac e Battery W ith Hitachi Maxell, Part No. CR2032 Only. Use of another battery may present a

risk of fire or explosion. Se e User Manual for safety Instructions.

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

(3) As the iXP2 model h as the in teg rat ed LCD a nd ba ckl ig ht , the LCD should be repl ace d w he n the l i fe i s

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1. Emission

Conducted Disturbance

EN61000-6-4:2007 / A1 : 2011

Radiated Disturbance

EN61000-6-4:2007 / A1 : 2011

Harmonic Current Emission

EN61000-3-2:2014

N/T

Voltage Change, Fluctuations and Flicker

EN61000-3-3:2013

N/T

2. Immunity

EN61000-6-2:2005 / AC : 2005

EN61000-4-2:2009

EN61000-6-2:2005 / AC : 2005

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

EN61000-6-2:2005 / AC : 2005

EN61000-4-4:2004 / A1 : 2010

EN61000-6-2:2005 / AC : 2005

EN61000-4-6:2009

EN61000-6-2:2005 / AC : 2005

EN61000-4-8:2010

EN61000-6-2:2005 / AC : 2005

EN61000-4-5:2006

EN61000-6-2:2005 / AC : 2005

Chapter 8 EMC Standard Certification

8.1 Requirement for EMC Standard Cert ification

EMC command is r egulated on “It doesn’t produce the Strong electromagnetic waves: Emission” and “It is not affected by electrom agnetic wave f rom external: Im munity”. The fol lowing is des cribing 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 acc ording to thes e c ont ents are not su it abl e f or the be lo w sta nd ar d s . The final manufacturer needs to finally judge about the fitness method or fitness judgment of EMC command.

8.1.1 CE Standard Certification

In case of XGT Panel, the EN610 00-6-4, EN61000 -6-2, EN61000-3-2, and E N61 000-3-3 of CE standards were applied.

Applied Standards Results

Electrostatic Discharge

Radio-Frequency Electromagnetic Field

Fast Transient

Radio-Frequency Continuous Conducted

Power-Frequency Magnetic Fields

Surges

Voltage Dips and Interruptions

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

EN61000-4-11:2004

N/T

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Chapter 8 EMC Standard Certification

Directive: Electromagnetic Compatibili ty Directive 89/336/EE C amended by the Di rective 93/68/EEC

8.1.2 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.

8.2 Requirement for Low Voltage Command Suitability

It is required to get the neede d Stabil ity fo r the devi ce operate d at AC50~10 00V, DC75~ 1500V’ s power. The following

describes attention about installa tio n and wi ring for t he suitability when u sing the XGT Pa nel. Th ough the fol lowing

data is made by requiremen t of regula tion and s tanda rd, we don’t gua rantee that all devi ces are sui table for the above

command. The method to be sui table fo r the EMC co mmand and judg ment of suit abili ty should be finally made by

device manufacturer himself.

8.2.1 Standard Certification for XGT Panel

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

8.2.2 Selection of XGT Panel

(1) iXP2-0800A, iXP2-1000A, iXP2-1200A, iXP2-1500A

Power module with rated input voltage of AC100 / 240V has hazardous voltage (voltage of 42.4V peak or more) inside. Therefore, the CE marked p roduct is reinforced a nd insulated betw een the internal primary and secondary

(2) iXP2-0800D, iXP2-1000D, iXP2-1200D, iXP2-1500D

I/O modules with a DC 24V rating or les s are out of the low v oltage command tar get range.

App 1-1

Classification of problem

Description

☞

☞ Please refer to the 5. Communication problem.

☞ Please refer to the 6. USB Removal of Memory Card

☞

Appendix 1. Troubleshooting

Appendix 1 Troubleshooting

1. Type of Problems

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

Problem when starting

Problem after the monitor on

Display problem of figure and object.

Communication problem

USB Removal of Memory Card

External memory recognition problem

Touch recognition problem Error message

when executing program

Malfunction when starting.

Please refer to the 2. Problem when starting.

In case that there is no reaction when touching.

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

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

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

In case that communication is not executed properly.

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

If external storage device such as USB, SD card is not recognized

Please refer to the7. External Memory Recognition.

If the touch is not recognized normally

Please refer to the 8. Touch recognition.

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

Please refer to the 9. Error message when executing program.

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Display color

Contents

Power is supplied to XGT Panel

Appendix 1. Troubleshooting

2. Problems 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.

BLUE

 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.

 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.

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Appendix 1. Troubleshooting

(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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Appendix 1. Troubleshooting

3. Problems 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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Appendix 1. Troubleshooting

 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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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.

N-State Lamp

Image is not shown.

Clock

Present time is shown.

as it is.

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

The window screen set in the obj ect is not s hown. B ut if comm unicatio n is set wit h other object in the same window screen, it can be shown by that object.

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

The part screen s et 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.

Appendix 1. Troubleshooting

4. Display Problem of Figure a nd 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 abn ormal, the following m essage shows

up in the XGT Panel.

Object type Phenomenon

Word Lamp Image is not shown.

Bit Message

Word Message

Numeric Display

Numeric input

Text Display

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

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

The value is not shown. W hen d es ig nat ing t he b ac kground image, image is sho w n

Text Input

Bit Window

Word Window

Bit Part

App 1-7

But if communicatio n is set with other object in the s ame part screen, it can be shown by that object.

Animation

Animation is not shown.

it is.

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

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

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

it is.

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

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

shows the name of group where each alarm is included.

Object type Phenomenon

Appendix 1. Troubleshooting

Bar Graph

Pie Graph

Meter Graph

Closed Graph

Trend Graph

History Alarm Viewer

Data list

Logging Viewer

Navigator

 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 t o be expressed ex ceeds 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.

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

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

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

can’t know the status of ala rm target device . But prev ious al arm data s hows up as

Value is not shown. Lattice of viewing data list of object is shown as it is. Change doesn’t occur . When comm unication is normal, the recorded log data is

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

App 1-8

Appendix 1. Troubleshooting

 After switching the screen, the previous screen remains for a few minute.

Phenomenon: After switching the screen, when there is no background or image in the part or number indication device, the previous screen remains for a few minute because of change of part.

< Cause >

(1) After switching the screen, when connection is set up multiply or communication time-out occurs, the screen of previous part remains in some object.

(1) It is normal stat us. In case that multiple connec tion or communication is not good, when switching the screen, the remains of previous screen can occur during the time-out hour.

 The folded object doesn’t sequentially show up.

Phenomenon: The number under the data list shows up above data list.

< Cause >

(1) The device value is expressed at the top of object screen.

(1) It is normal status. T he f olded windo w or part o bject is not include d in scr een, regard less of s equence of

drawing, the object cha nged recently is expr essed at top of sc reen. So if possible, do n ot fold the object in screen.

 The object always shows up above the figure.

Phenomenon: I downl oaded the f igure above the object in XP-Builder, but the ob ject always sho ws up abov e the figure.

< Cause >

(1) In XGT Panel, The object always shows up above the figure.

(1) It is normal status. The object always shows up above figure in the XGT Panel.

App 1-9

Appendix 1. Troubleshooting

5. Communication Problems

 It seems that communication does not work.

Phenomenon: On the scre en where the object is not many, communication works but when you move the screen where the object is many, timeout occurs.

< Cause >

(1) In the device setting, the communication time-out is set to be too short.

(1) It occurs because timeout is set much smaller than sum of request time of communication data and

response time from PLC. In the device settin g at the XP-Build er, after setting co mmunication tim e out to be big, download program and execute aga in.

 It seems that communication doesn’t work.

Phenomenon: Comm unic ation doesn ’t wor k.

< Cause >

(1) Communication setting or cable may be not normal.

(1) In case of RS-232C, check whether connection setting is normal or not in XP-Builder. (2) In case of RS-422/485, check whether station and communication connection setting is normal or not. (3) If 1), 2) is normal, do diag nosis about PLC-RS232C, PLC-RS48 5/422 at the Serial diagnosis scr een of

device menu. Refer to the [Device manual ch.5.6 Serial Communication Diagnosis]

(4) If 3) is normal, check whether connection cable has error or not. (5) In case of Ethernet, check the port and IP setting about relative PLC. (6) In case of Ethernet, make sure that the IP and port settings for the other PLC are correct.

 It seems that communication doesn’t work.

Phenomenon: Ethernet communication is connected slowly after monitoring starts.

< Cause >

(1) Subnet of Ethernet port is the same.

(1) If the subnets of the two Ethernet ports are the same, the initial connection may be delayed due to

the seek time.

(2) If possible, remove the Ethernet port's subnet.

► Befor e trial operation of the product, be sure to check if a normal comm unication is available

between XGT Panel and the subject device of control

Caution

App 1-10

Appendix 1. Troubleshooting

6. USB Removal of Memor y Card

 When removing the USB memory equipment, device is stopped for some times.

Phenomenon: This happens when doing data backup including logging, recipe.

< Cause >

(1) This happens because memory card is removed when doing data backup.

(1) If possible, when monitoring XGT Panel, do not remove the memory card and after going out to the

waiting screen, execute the removing.

(2) Inescapably you have to remove it during the operation, remove when backup does not occur. If the

above phenomenon occurs, it works normally after about 10 seconds.

(3) In case of USB memory, please remove it when the LED of USB external memory is not flickering.

 After the repeated attachment/detachment of the USB storage device, it is not recognized.

Phenomenon: It can happen when the attachment/detachment of the USB device is repeated for a short period of time.

<Cause>

(1) When the USB device is recognized or removed, it takes a certain period of time(maximum a few

seconds) to recognize it. When the storage device is quickly installed/removed, however, it cannot be normally recognized.

(1) It is recognized again after waiting for about a minute. Install it again after waiting for more than a minute. (2) When removing/reinstalling the USB device, reinstall it after waiting for around 2-3 seconds.

Caution

► If you force to remove the dat a during the storage of data in the external m emory, file may not

be stored in a normal condition or external memory may suffer from damage.

App 1-11

► If you forcefully remove the data from the external memory while it is being saved, the file may not be ► If you need to clean the unit, be sure to turn off the power before cleaning.

7. External memory recognition

 USB, SD Card not recognized.

Phenomenon: The USB or SD card is inserted but the unit does not recognize it.

<Cause>

(1) It appears when the USB memory or SD card is partitioned.

(1) Please format USB memory or SD card as one partition.

Appendix 1. Troubleshooting

Caution

saved properly or the external memory may be damaged.

8. Touch recognition

 It recognizes that you have touched a place you do not want.

Phenomenon: The place where I did not touch was touched.

(1) Check the surface of the touch panel for foreign matter such as water or oil. (2) Check if the power or communication cable is passing on the surface of the touch panel.

(1) Clean the surface of the touch panel using a dry cloth or a towel (2) When cleaning the surface of the touch panel, be sure to turn off the power to prevent malfunction (3) Be careful not to let cables run near the touch panel

Caution

► The electrostatic touch panel may cause malfunction if liquids such as water or oil get on the surface.

App 1-12

Occurren

location

Customer Service Center.

Backup data is not valid. If this

power and exchange the battery.

The built-in Flash disk has an error.

Center.

problem.

Input the effective time.

There is no setting information data of

the near Customer Service Center.

Please enter an

255.

When setting IP, the values within

within the above range.

Appendix 1. Troubleshooting

9. Error Message during Execution of Programs

In case that prob lems occur during ex ec ut ion of X GT Panel including the s tart of device, diag nos is of device and environment setting, proj ect download, monitoring of control device, and error messages occur as type of box. At this time the mess age indicates the code made b y 4 digit number. The front 2 num ber indicate code of objec t and work, the rear 2 num ber is m essage num ber. In case that the pres ent error message is indicated as [0101], an error message oc curs when doing diagnosis about the status of NVRAM. When an error message occ urs, refer to the row’s number and sequence and find the category of reason and measure.

Error code

Object

Type Address

0x01

XGT

Panel

Error message Reason and measure

Failed to check whether backup NVRAM Data Access ... FAILED!

memory is normal or not. If this

symptom is repeated, contact the near

Device

diagnosis

0x01

0x02

0x03

0x04

0x05

0x06

0x01

XGT

Panel

XGT

Panel

XGT

Panel

XGT

Panel

XGT

Panel

XGT

Panel

BATTERY STATUS ... NOT GOOD!

Write Operation FAILURE!

Read Disk Information Error!

Write Operation FAILURE!

Read Disk Information Error!

Invalid timeout value.

symptom is repeated when turning

power off and on, remove XGT Panel’s

Contact the near Customer Ser vice

The built-in Flash disk has an error.

Contact the near Customer Ser vice

Check that CF card is empty, and equip

CF card and test again. If same

symptom is repeated, CF card or CF

card slot of XGT Panel may have a

Check that CF card is empty, and equip

CF card and test again. If same

symptom is repeated, CF card or CF

card slot of XGT Panel may have a

You inputted the wrong time which is

not within backlight setting time range.

Device

setting

0x02

0x03

XGT

Panel

XGT

Panel

Not found XGT Panel configuration file.

integer between 0 and

XGT Panel. If this symptom is repeated

when turning power off and on, contact

0~255 are effective. Input the value

App 1-13

Occurren

location

information

Download the project from XP-Builder.

Because of update error or Flash disk

Service Center.

There is password in the each object.

property information.

Because of communication error, the

communication status and input again.

XGT

Panel

You tried to input with no value. Input the value

XGT

Panel

Exceeded the max length.

You exceed the maximum length to input.

Panel

minimum Value.

input.

Panel

maximum Value.

input.

Builder and input again.

Character

input device

Message

0x09

None

Clock

0x0A

None

Animation

0x0B

None

Graph

0x0C

None

Window

0x0D

None

Part

0x0E

None

History

alarm

Flow alarm

0x20

None

Object

Error code

Type Address

Appendix 1. Troubleshooting

Error message Reason and measure

Viewing

device

XGT Panel

Update

Switch h05 h01

Number

indication

device/

Number

input device

0x03 0x01

0x04 0x01

0x06

h01

h02

0x03

0x04

0x05

XGT

Panel

XGT

Panel

XGT

Panel

XGT

Panel

XGT

No project in XGT Panel.

Failed to Start engine. Please update engine again.

Invalid password.

Can't write Data.

No input Data.

Exceeded the

Now, there is no downloaded project so

you can’t see connection information.

error, program can’t be executed. If you

can update, redo the above procedure.

If you can’t, contact the near Customer

When editing the project downloaded in

the present device, input the

designated password at the project

value can’t be inputted. Check the

You exceed the maximum value to

You exceed the minimum value to

0x06

Lamp 0x07 None

indication

device/

Character

0x08 None

0x0F None

XGT

Panel

Invalid at Input Case.

When you input the value, input can’t

be done because of wrong input. Check

the input condition of each object in the

App 1-14

Occurren

location

alarm

Abnormal send-

again.

This message shows up when making

password.

It make new password setting file when

near Customer Service Center.

Invalid Backup Media.

Communication status is abnormal.

Center.

In case that the version information file

Service Center.

There is version information file. In

Customer Service Center.

Appendix 1. Troubleshooting

Error code

Object

Type Address

Error message Reason and measure

System

Scheduler

Recipe

Logging

Data list 0x25 None

0x21 None

0x22 None

0x23 None

0x24 None

0x00

0x01

0x02

XGT

Panel

Builder

payload. Please download project

There's not Password File.

Failed to Create Password File.

Communication status is abnormal.

Check the connection of

communication cable.

it newly because there is no password

setting file in the device. When mak ing

it newly, it is initia l i zed w it h no

there is no password setting file. But

downloading is stopped when it fails to

make this file because of device error.

If this problem is repeated, Contact the

Project

download

0x26

0x03

0x04

0x05

Builder

Failed to Create version File.

File Size Error.

Route information is not correct to save

project data. If this problem is repeated,

Contact the near Customer Ser vice

doesn’t exist in the device, that file is

made newly. In case that the device

has error and fails to make that file,

download is stopped. If this problem is

repeated, Contact the near Customer

case that because of error of device, it

fails to read version information,

because the device doesn’t know

version, download is stopped. If this

problem is repeated, Contact the near

App 1-15

Occurren

location

Center.

In case of not reading information about

Customer Service Center.

Project is set to store data at CF card

Customer Service Center.

Project is set to store data at USB

Center.

In case that it can’t know information

contact Customer Service Center.

In case that because of error of Flash

contact Customer Service Center.

In case that it fail to delete the font file

Service Center.

Object

Error code

Type Address

0x06

Builder

Appendix 1. Troubleshooting

Error message Reason and measure

In case of not reading file where project Failed to get Project

ID.

property is included, download is

stopped. If this problem is repeated,

Contact the near Customer Ser vice

Project

download

0x26

0x07

0x08

0x09

0x0A

Builder

Failed to read history alarm data.

Failed to read CF Card information.

Failed to read USB information.

Failed to read Flash memory information.

alarm history because of error of

NVRAM, download is stopped. If this

problem is repeated, Contact the near

equipped at device. By the way, now it

can’t read information about CF card.

Check the installation status of CF card

and if it is normal, check the CF card. If

this problem is repeated, contact

storage device equipped at device. By

the way, now it can’t read information

about USB storage device. C heck the

installation status of USB storage

device and if it is normal, check USB

storage device. If this problem is

repeated, contact Customer Service

about memory status, download is

stopped. If this problem is repeated,

0x0B

0x0C

Builder

XGT

Panel

Failed to clear Temp Directory.

Failed to delete Font File. Please reboot XGT Panel.

Disk, it can’t delete the directory made

temporally for download because of

error of Flash Disk, download is

stopped. If this problem is repeated,

of previous project because of error of

XGT Panel, download is stopped. If this

problem is repeated, contact Customer

App 1-16

Occurren

location

Customer Service Center.

In case that it fail to delete the sound

Customer Service Center.

It can’t download part or fixed part in

Service Center.

Customer Service Center.

The project backup file downloaded

Customer Service Center.

When downloading, the log data area in

contact Customer Service Center.

Appendix 1. Troubleshooting

Error code

Object

Type Address

0x0D

Panel

XGT

Error message Reason and measure

In case that it fail to delete the image Failed to delete Image File. Please reboot XGT Panel.

file of previous project because of error

of XGT Panel, download is stopped. If

this problem is repeated, contact

0x0E

0x0F

0x10

0x11

XGT

Panel

XGT

Panel

Builder

XGT

Panel

Failed to delete Sound File. Please reboot XGT Panel.

There's no downloaded project. It needs to download whole project

Backup path is invalid. Please check the path that project is downloaded.

Failed to delete previous project archive. Please reboot XGT Panel.

file of previous project because of error

of XGT Panel, download is stopped. If

this problem is repeated, contact

case there is no downloaded project. In

case of this, download again. If this

problem is repeated, contact Customer

When user change the storage location

of project data including image and

font, if there is not respective routine, it

make newly. By the way, download is

stopped in case it fails to make newly.

When it is designated as CF card, it

can occur in case CF card is not

installed. If this problem is repeated

and not referred in the above, contact

already can be deleted because of

error of XGT Panel. Reboot XGT Panel.

If this problem is repeated, contact

0x12

Project

download

0x26

0x15

XGT

Panel

XGT

Panel

Failed to delete past project data files. Please download project again.

Failed to initialize LOGGING area in NV RAM. Please download project again.

the NV-RAM is initialized in case of

selecting previous project’s the monitor

data deletion option. By the way, in

case of failing this, downloading is

stopped. If this problem is repeated,

When downloading, the log data area in

the NV-RAM is initialized in case of

selecting previous project’s the monitor

data deletion option. By the way, in

case of failing this, downloading is

stopped. If this problem is repeated,

LSIS iXP2-0800D, iXP2-1000D, iXP2-1200D, iXP2-1500D, iXP2-0800A User Manual

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

Design Precautions

Design Precautions

Installation Precautions

Wiring Precautions

Caution

Startup and Maintenance Precautions

Disposal Precaution

Caution

Version Date Contents Revised location

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

Chapter 2 System Configuration ....................................................................... 2-1~2-4

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

Chapter 4 Installation and Wiring .................................................................... 4-1~4-9

Chapter 5 XGT Panel Menu Explanation.......................................................... 5-1~5-39

Chapter 7 Maintenance ..................................................................................... 7-1~7-3

Chapter 8 EMC Standard Certification……………………………....................... 8-1~8-3

Appendix 1 Troubleshooting.............................................................. App1-1~App1-25

Appendix 2 Dimensions ................................................................... App 2-1~App2-4

1.2 Feature

1.3 Terminology

1.4 Standard of product name

Chapter 2 System Configuration

2.1 Part Names

2.2 System Configuration

Chapter 3 Standard Specification

3.1 General Standards

3.2 Function Standards

Chapter 4 Installation and Wiring

4.1 Installation

4.1.1 Installation environment

4.1.2 Notice in handling

4.1.3 Precautions for panel in stallation

4.2 Wiring

4.2.1 Power Wiring

4.2.2 Ground Wiring

Chapter 5 XGT Panel Menu Explanation

5.1 Settings

5.1.1 Backlight Setting

5.1.2 Touch Setting

5.1.3 DateTime Setting

5.1.4 Environment Setting

5.1.5 Ethernet Setting

5.1.6 Buzzer Setting

5.1.7 Sound Setting

5.1.8 XP-Remote Setting

5.2 Diagnostics

5.2.1 Screen Diagnostic

5.2.2 Touch Diagnostic

5.2.3 Backup Memory Diagnostic

5.2.4 Flash Memory Diagnostic

5.2.5 USB Memory Diagnostic

5.2.6 Serial Diagnostic

5.2.7 SD Card Diagnostic

5.3 PLC Information

5.3.1 PLC Communication Setting

5.3.2 Connection Information

5.3.3 PLC Information

5.3.4 History of PLC error

5.3.5 PLC Operation Mode Conversion History

5.3.6 History of power off of PLC

5.3.7 PLC System History Information

5.3.8 N: 1 Setting

5.3.9 Program Monitor

5.4 XGT Panel Update

5.5 Storage Function

5.5.1 Overview

5.5.2 Downloading a project using a storage device

5.5.3 Uploading a project using a storage device

5.5.4 Updating the device using a storage device

Chapter 6 Backup files by using Storage Devices

6.1 Path Structure in case of File Backup

6.2 Operation Setting when there is no space for Backup

6.3 Monitoring Connection Status of External Storage Equipment

Chapter 7 Maintenance

7.1 Maintenance

7.2 Daily Maintenance