Instruction Manual

PARAMETER LOADERFOR PAPERLESS
RECORDER
TYPE: GR200

GR2LE1 2008.07

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iCONTENTS
1.

OUTLINE............................................................................................................... 1
1.1

Foreword.........................................................................................................................1

1.2

Parameter loader for paperless recorder..........................................................................1

1.3

Contents of package........................................................................................................1

1.4

Recommended operating environment ...........................................................................1

1.5

Installing the parameter loader for paperless recorder....................................................2

1.6

Installing USB communication driver ............................................................................2

1.7

Uninstalling the parameter loader software for paperless recorder ................................7

1.8

Cautions ..........................................................................................................................7

2.

BASIC OPERATION ............................................................................................. 8
2.1

Start.................................................................................................................................8

2.2

Table of setting channel display......................................................................................9

2.3

Setting channels ............................................................................................................14

2.3.1
2.4

Copying the channel set ........................................................................................18

Setting of Computing Channel......................................................................................20

2.4.1

Setting of Arithmetic Expression ..........................................................................21

2.4.2

Copying of Computing Channel ...........................................................................22

2.5

Setting the main unit .....................................................................................................23

2.5.1
2.6

DI function (external control unit) setting (option)...............................................24

Display setting ..............................................................................................................25

2.6.1

Display setting.......................................................................................................25

2.6.2

Setting channels.....................................................................................................26

2.6.3

Setting message .....................................................................................................27

2.6.4

Unit coding............................................................................................................28

2.7

Ethernet communication setting ...................................................................................29

2.8

E-mail communication setting ......................................................................................30

2.8.1

E-mail trigger setting.............................................................................................31

Appendix.1 Example of setting parameters to be printed out....................................... 33ii

1. OUTLINE
1.1 Foreword
This instruction manual describes installation and operation for the parameter loader of the paperlessrecorder. Read it carefully before use.

1.2 Parameter loader for paperless recorder
Connect the parameter loader (hereafter referred to as loader) to the paperless recorder using
commercially available USB cable or LAN cable, and referencing (uploading), editing, and setting(downloading) of each parameter of the paperless recorder can be made. Connect USB miniB typemale connector to the paperless recorder.
Note: Optionally available dedicated cable is required to use the loader for program versions V01A to
V22A of the paperless recorder GR200 main unit.

1.3 Contents of package
The following items are packaged with the product.
• CD-ROM for installation: 1• Instruction manual which is installed to above CD-ROM

1.4 Recommended operating environment
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Microsoft Windows 2000 or XP. (Operation by Windows 95/98/Me/NT is not secured.)
Hard disk with a free capacity of 30MB or more
RAM with 64MB or more
USB port
USB cable [USB(A) male–USB(miniB) male, or Type PHZP1801]
USB port
LAN port (when provided with Ethernet option)
Recorder side
PC sideLAN cable (when provided with Ethernet option)
Note: Hardware requirements of the loader are as follows when it is used for program versions
V01A to V22A of the paperless recorder GR200.
• RS-232C serial port (D-sub 9 pin)
• Communication cable dedicated to parameter loader (Option: PHZP0201)

11.5 Installing the parameter loader for paperless recorder
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)

If other application software programs are open, terminate all of them.
If the programming loader has been already installed, open “Add/Remove Programs” onControl Panel and delete the parameter loader.
Set CD-ROM in the personal computer drive.
Start “Setup. exe” in the CD-ROM.
Follow the prompts displayed on the screen.
Please install the main body of the parameter loader.
A message is displayed, prompting you to verify that “Parameter loader setup is complete”.
Now, the Parameter Loader installation is completed.

1.6 Installing USB communication driver
The driver can be installed on Windows XP as follows for example.
1) Connect the USB port of the paperless recorder whose power has been turned on and arunning PC with a USB cable.
2) The message “Found New Hardware” and then the driver installation wizard appear on thecomputer. Click the [Next] button.

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3)

When the dialog box below is displayed, select [Display a list of the known drivers for thisdevice so that I can choose a specific driver] and click the [Next] button.

4)

The dialog box below is displayed.

Select [Other Devices] and click the [Next] button.

5)

The dialog box below is displayed.

Click [Have Disk].

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6)

The [Install From Disk] dialog box is displayed.

7)

The USB driver “OP-U.inf” is automatically stored in the “inf” folder within the install folder(“C: ¥ Program Files ¥ ParameterLoader” usually) of the parameter loader.
Select the “OP-U.inf” file and then click “Open.”

8)

The previous dialog box is displayed again. Check the path shown under [CopyManufacturer’s Files From:] and click the [OK] button.

9)

The dialog box below is displayed. Check that [Operation Panel USB Driver] is shown
under [Models:]. Click the [Next] button.

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Click the [Browse] button.

10) The driver installation starts.

11) The dialog box below is displayed on completion of installation.

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Click the [Finish] button.

Recognition of USB Driver
When the driver has been installed successfully and the paperless recorder and the computer areconnected with a USB cable, the [Device Manager] window shows “Operation Panel - Operation
Panel USB Driver.”This will disappear when the paperless recorder and the computer are disconnected.
If [Other Device] or [?] is shown even while their connection via USB is maintained, the USB driver
may not be recognized. If this happens, uninstall the USB driver once and reinstall it.

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1.7 Uninstalling the parameter loader software for paperlessrecorderFor un-installation of the parameter loader for the paperless recorder, proceed from Start of Windows→ Setting → Control Panel → Add or delete application. And select Recorder Parameter Loader andfollow Windows’ instructions and cautions to delete it.
When you install a different version, be sure to un-install the software, which is currently installed, in
advance in the above procedures. If not un-installed, it might result in malfunctions such as notstarting.

1.8 Cautions
When operating the Loader, be careful of the following items:
1) The Loader is used for the paperless recorder only.
2) Initial values on each Loader screen may be different from those of the paperless recordermain unit.
3) For the communication setting for the paperless recorder (“Main Unit Set” →“Communication Setting”), the Front communication function should be set to ON. (After the
Front communication function has been switched from OFF to ON, turn OFF the power once,
and then turn it ON.)
4) Before starting the paperless recorder, be sure to assure that the Loader setting is reflected tothe paperless recorder.
5) The Loader cannot use more than 1 window at the same time.
If more than 1 window is open, leave only a single window open and close all of otherwindows (this can be checked on the Window menu).
6) Whenever you want to write the setting data on parameter loader into paperless recorder,
please return the display of paperless recorder to Display Mode such as Real Time Trend
Screen. Don’t display Parameter Setting Screen, or this loader software may miss to write into
the paperless recorder.
7) When you use this loader to write into the paperless recorder GR200 which the program
version is V01A to V05A, and you change the input type to 0 to 5Vdc, paperless recorder
receives the input type as 1 to 5Vdc instead of 0 to 5Vdc. And then, this loader’s setting is alsochanged to 1 to 5Vdc. (This is because the main unit does not support 1 to 5Vdc input
function.)
8) At this loader, some parameters which do not exist on paperless recorder may be displayed.
But the parameter which doesn’t exist in paperless recorder isn’t written.
9) During the paperless recorder is recording or totalizing, it is impossible to write into theequipment from this parameter loader.

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2. BASIC OPERATION
2.1 Start
Click “Programs” ⇒ “Recorder Parameter Loader” ⇒ “Recorder Parameter Loader” from the Startmenu.

It is displayed such as following screen.
Note) The screen for maximum channels is displayed, regardless of the number of channels of thepaperless recorder.

Table of setting channel display

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2.2 Table of setting channel display(7) File menu
(8) Copy the setting value(2) Communication setting(3) Upload setting value fromthe paperless recorder(4) Download setting value tothe paperless recorder(1)(1) Selection of settingmodel(5) Setting of thepaperless recorder isstored non-volatilememory(6) Time setting to
the paperlessrecorderSelection of setting model
Setting model can be selected by the parameter loader.

Display contents or setting range on the setting screen varies with each model.
GR200
Channel setting
18 channels (ch1 to 18)
Calculation channel settingNone
DI setting
10
DO setting range
28
Screen group setting
4 groups

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(2)Communication setting
The setting on the communication with the paperless recorder can be made.
a) Communication
The communication method with the paperless recorder can be selected from USB, Ethernet,
and RS-232C.
Note:1) USB or Ethernet communications cannot be conducted if the program version of thepaperless recorder GR200 is V01A to V22A. Make sure to set the station No. of theparameter loader to 1.
2) RS-232C communications cannot be conducted if the program version of the paperlessrecorder GR200 is V27A or later. Note that to conduct Ethernet communications, optional
Ethernet communication board is necessary. To conduct USB communications, make sure to
set the station No. of the parameter loader to 1.

b) IP Address, Station No.
Setting is necessary to conduct Ethernet communications with the paperless recorder.
IP Address and Station No. of the paperless recorder can be set.

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Setting is necessary to conduct RS-232C communications with the paperless recorder.
The communication port of the PC used to communicate with the paperless recorder can be set.
This function can change communication port of PC which communicates with paperlessrecorder. At starting of this loader, COM1 is selected as communication port. Set the port
number that you want to use at first.
At the executing screen, click [Com(R)] → [Port(P)] and select using port. Normally, COM1 isselected. (Normally COM1 is selected.)

(3)

(4)

(5)
(6)

Upload setting value from the paperless recorder
It is available to upload all the setting such as channel setting, math channel setting, main
setting, display setting and so on from the paperless recorder.
Download setting value to the paperless recorder
It is available to download all the setting such as channel setting, math channel setting, main
setting, display setting and so on to the paperless recorder.
Note: 1) Download prohibit during recording or totalizing.
2) After the data has been downloaded to the paperless recorder, store non-volatilememory, or the setting value will return to the former value when power is turned
OFF.
The data downloaded to the paperless recorder can be stored non-volatile memory.
Time setting to the paperless recorder
It is available to change time setting of the paperless recorder. Press [Time setting] button, andscreen as shown below appears. Set the time that you want to change. And then press [Change]
button.
Note: 1) This setting prohibit during recording or totalizing.
2) This setting is not necessary to be stored non-volatile memory.

Screen of time setting

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(7)

File menu
This menu, you can use functions as shown below.

a)[Open(O)]Paperless recorder parameter setting files stored in your PC can be opened.
Parameter setting files stored in the paperless recorder can also be opened.

b)[Save in file(S)]Parameters currently being set can be stored in your PC. For parameter setting file to becreated, extensions vary depending on setting model.
In case of GR200: ******GR200
Parameter setting file to be created: *****.GR200
Substitute ***** with an arbitrary name. Select a file name consisting of alphanumericcharacters with 7 uppercase characters or less when a parameter setting file is to be read froma compact flash card to the paperless recorder.
Example:
OK: PARA00.GR200, P123456.GR200

NG: Para00.GR200, P1234567.GR200(CAUTION)
If the Parameter Loader setting file is made, and to be load from a compact flash card to the oldversion paperless recorder (V39Aprevious), there are few points that the user needs to be cautions of.

①The password for Start/Stop Recording should be set to"0".
If "0" is not set, everytime during Start/Stop recording operation, the Password Setting screen
will display.
②Set all the recording operation channel to "Display Only".
If it is not set to "Display Only", during recording, the operating channel of Measure Value will
be recorded.
However, the stated above will not occur when a setting value is written via communication.
When the stated above does occur, the user needs to re-set the setting value again and start allover again.
c)[Text output(T)]12Output setting value as text data..
Please refer to attached “Appendix. 1: Example of setting parameters to be printed out.”d)(8)[Exit(X)]
Exit this menu.
Note: 1) If you change setting value of the paperless recorder, register the setting value before
exit this software.
2) If you want to use setting value on another day, it is recommended to save the setting
value file of the paperless recorder before exit this software.
Copy the setting value
Copy the setting value such as channel setting, main setting, display setting and so on.
Click in line of original data and press [Copy]. Click in line that you want to copy, and thenpress [Paste].

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2.3 Setting channels
Set the parameter regarding to input, calculation, alarm, display and record of each channel.
On “Table of setting channel display”, double-click the channel you want to change.

And then channel setting display appears.
* Settable number of channels depends on setting model.
In case of GR200, it is available to set till 18ch regardless of number of channels.
* There are some screens to be able to display up to 7 characters as channel tag in spite of setting isavailable up to 8 characters. So don’t set 8 characters as channel tag.
* When you set out of the range, message as shown below appears.

Message in recording range* Press [Apply] after changing channel setting, or your setting isn’t registered, so when you turn off
and on the paperless recorder, setting value returns before you change.

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* The input type becomes same kind in every two channels set.
(1)
When input type of each channel is changed, setting is subjected to limitations.
In case of GR200:
The type setting of channel 2, 4, 6, 8, 11, 13, 15 and 17 is available
only with the same input category of previous channel. Note that, channel 9
and 18 can select the input type regardless of other channels.

Input type is shown as follows.
Input category
Thermocouple, 50mV

Resistance bulb
500mV
5V

Input type
K-Type TC, E-Type TC, J-Type TC, T-Type TC, R-Type TC, S-Type
TC, B-Type TC, N-Type TC, W-Type TC, L-Type TC, U-Type TC,
PN-Type TC, 50mV
Pt100Ω, JPt100Ω
500mV
1 to 5Vdc, 0 to 5Vdc

For example, when channel 1 is set to 1 to 5V, channel 2 is available to set only 1-5V, 0-5V, or
Skip as shown below.

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Example: Setting input type of each channel(2)

Channel 1
Channel 2
Channel 3
Channel 4
Channel 5
Channel 6
Channel 7
Channel 8
Channel 9

Input type
K-Type TC
T-Type TC
1 to 5V
0 to 5V
Pt100
JPt100500mV
500mV
J-Type TC

Input type
Thermocouple, 50mV

Channel 10
Channel 11
Channel 12
Channel 13
Channel 14
Channel 15
Channel 16
Channel 17
Channel 18

K-Type TC
50mV
Skip
1 to 5V
Pt100
Skip
Skip
500mV
50mV

Thermocouple, 50mV

Explanation
It is available to set any type of TC to eachchannel.

5V
Resistance bulb

It is available to set any type of resistancebulb to each channel.

500mV
Thermocouple, 50mV

It is available to set any input type tochannel 9.
The same input type is basically allocatedto 2 channels.
It is available to set skip under any input
type.

5V
Resistance bulb
500mV
Thermocouple, 50mV

It is available to set any input type tochannel 18.

When the input type of the channel is changed, the initialization of the input type of next
channel might be required.
In case of GR200:
When the input type for channels 1, 3, 5, 7, 10, 12, 14 and 16 is changed, the initialization of thenext channel might be required.

At this screen, if you press [OK] button, the input type of next channel is initialized to the same
input type of current displayed channel. In case of 50mV, the next channel becomes K-type TC.
In case of resistance bulb, the next becomes Pt100Ω.

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* When you set input unit, set ON the “Scaling” at first. And then press “SELECT” key.
In case of Thermocouple or Resistance bulb input, it is available to select either Celsius or
Fahrenheit. And the others unit are not displayed.

The Unit Select screen appears. On the screen that is displayed, click a unit and press the[Apply] button. Note that the unit cannot be selected without pressing the [Apply] button.

Example: At voltage input and scaling ON

172.3.1 Copying the channel set
This screen allows you to copy one or more set values from one channel to another.
Move the cursor to CH on the Table of Setting Channel display, and click it (channel selection).
Click [Edit] → [Copy].
Click “Copy”.

Select channel.

Move the cursor to CH where you want to paste channel settings and click it (Channel selection).
Click [Edit] → [Paste].
Select “Paste”.

Select “CH”.

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Next, the following message appears, prompting you to select the option.
Click [OK] when you want to copy the channel setting.
If the input type is different between current type and new one, the paperless recorder works such as
below.
(1)

Copying of Channel Setting in GR200
1) When the copy destination is cannels 1 to 8, and 10 to 17:
The same input types (*2) are used for their paired channels (*1).
(*1: The paired channels are 1ch and 2ch, 3ch and 4ch, 5ch and 6ch, 7ch and 8ch, 10ch and11ch, 12ch and 13ch, 14ch and 15ch, and 16ch and 17ch.)(*2: The K thermocouple input is used for the thermocouple, and the Pt100Ω input for the
resistance thermometer.)2) When the copy destination is 9ch and 18ch:
No channel changes other than 9ch and 18ch.

192.4 Setting of Computing Channel
Settings of the arithmetic expression, input, integration, warning and display record for eachcomputing channel are performed. Put the cursor on the desired channel in the screen, displaying thelist of the computing channel settings, and double-click it.

The computing channel setting screen appears.
* Number of math channels differs according to model setting.
When GR200 is selected : It is available to set till 12 channels between ch19 and ch30.
* There are some screen to be able to display up to 7 characters as channel tag in spite of setting isavailable up to 8 characters. So don’t set 8 characters as channel tag.
* When you set out of the range, message as shown below appears.

Recording range display* Press [Apply] after changing channel setting, or your setting isn’t registered, so when you turn off
and on the recorder, setting value returns before you change.

202.4.1 Setting of Arithmetic Expression
Click the “Setting” button in the computing channel setting screen.

The arithmetic expression setting screen appears.
Select an arithmetic function and an input value and click “OK”.
〈 List of functions usable for arithmetic expression 〉Display
No display

Function
No arithmetic operation

ABS(A)POW(A,B)

Absolute value
Exponentiation

SQR(A)
LOG(A)LN(A)
EXP(A)

Square root
Log
LN
EXP

RH(A,B)

Humidity

MAX(A,B)

H-P(A)

Maximum value(between channels)
Minimum value(between channels)
Maximum value (time)

L-P(A)

Minimum value (time)

AVG(A)

Average value

SUM(A,B)

Cumulative value

MIN(A,B)

Description
No arithmetic operation is performed. The input value isused as is.
The absolute value of the value in the input A is found.
The “input B” power of the value in the input A is
calculated.
The square root of the value in the input A is calculated.
The common logarithm in the input A is calculated.
The natural logarithm in the input A is calculated.
“e exponentiation” of the value in the input A is
calculated.
The relative humidity is calculated when the input A isdry-bulb temperature and the input B is wet-bulb
temperature.
The inputs A and B are compared to find the bigger
value.
The inputs A and B are compared to find the smaller
value.
The maximum value in the input A during a specified
time is found.
The minimum value in the input A during a specified
time is found.
The average value in the input A during a specified time
is calculated
The cumulative value in the input (A/B) during a
specified time is calculated. Cumulating calculation is
performed every minute.

〈 List of inputs usable for arithmetic expression 〉Display
ChannelCumulating calculation
DI
Communication
Constant
Temporary data

Content
Channel input
Channel cumulative value
DI input
Communication input
Constant
Result of the last expression

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Display example
C01
T01
D01
M01
K01
B01

2.4.2 Copying of Computing Channel
A setting value is copied to other computing channel.
Put the cursor on the channel to be copied in the computing channel setting list screen, and click it(channel selection).
Click the “Edit” menu and select “Copy”.
Click “Copy”.

Select channel.

Put the cursor on the copy destination and click it (channel selection).
Click the “Edit” menu and select “Paste”.
Select “Paste”.

Select “CH”.

Then the confirmation message appears.
When the “OK” button is pressed, copying is performed.

222.5 Setting the main unit
This screen allows you to set the recorder main unit.
Move the cursor to “Main setting” on the Table of Setting Channel display, and click it.

The Main unit Set screen appears.
* Settable items vary depending on setting model.
(The above screen is displayed when the setting model is GR200.)* If values are entered over the specified range, the following message appears.

Alarm Hysteresis message

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2.5.1 DI function (external control unit) setting (option)
The DI function determines whether ON/OFF input from external devices connected to externalterminal is accepted or not.
DI point varies depending on setting model.
GR200: DI1 to DI10 (Max. 10 points)

Note: Without the DI option, DI function cannot be used.

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2.6 Display setting
At this screen, you can see or set regarding to screen setting such as structure of screen, trend display
screen and so on. Click “Display setting” tab of Structure of setting channel display.

Setting screen appears and you can see status about screen setting.

2.6.1 Display setting
At this screen, you can set regarding to screen setting such as structure of screen, trend display screen
and so on. Double click the group No. at “Display group” column on Display setting screen,* Edit the displayed group on “Selected group No.”.

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* Screen name (up to 16 characters) can be set to the recorder.
* If scale display is ON, trend screen is divided in accordance with the scale, not the setting of“Display divided”.

2.6.2 Setting channels
Set the structure of screen.
No.1 at this screen equals to data 1 of “display setting” of the paperless recorder, No.2 equals to data 2.
Following is the same as above until No.10.
* In case of the paperless recorder is 9 inputs type, this screen displays until No.10.

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2.6.3 Setting message
The screen allows you to set messages to be displayed when an event occurs.
Move the cursor to No. of the Message box on the Main Unit Set screen and double-click it.

The Message Setting screen appears.
* Up to 32 characters is available for the message. The characters exceeding 32 cannnot be displayedon the recorder main unit.
* After the input of message set data, be sure to press the “Apply” button, or the message cannot beregistered.
* Message timing is allocated as follows:

Channel No.
Set alarm No.

DI No.

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2.6.4 Unit coding
Units can be made in alphanumerical characters. This unit can be registered in the input unit when
scaling is set to ON on the Channel Setting screen.
Move the cursor to No. of the Unit box on the Main Unit Set screen and double-click it.

The Unit Setting screen appears.
* A message (unit) consisting of up to 7 characters is available for the recording main unit.
* After the input of unit set data, be sure to press the “Apply” button, or the unit cannot beregistered.

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2.7 Ethernet communication setting
Settings related to Ethernet communications such as IP address, user name, operation setting of each
Ethernet communication function of the paperless recorder can be checked or made.
* Ethernet communication function cannot be used unless the paperless recorder main unit isprovided with Ethernet communication option.

* Up to 16 characters can be entered as user name.
* Up to 8 characters can be entered as password.

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2.8 E-mail communication setting
Settings related to E-mail communications such as send/receive address and send trigger can be made.
* E-mail communication function cannot be used unless the paperless recorder main unit is provided
with Ethernet communication option.

* Up to 64 characters can be entered as send/receive address.
* Up to 32 characters can be entered as sender name.

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2.8.1 E-mail trigger setting
Other conditions for E-mail transmission can be selected as follows.
Move the cursor to “E-mail trigger” on the E-mail setting screen and double-click it.

* Up to 32 characters can be entered as the title of E-mail and comments 1 and 2.
* Be sure to press the [Apply] button to confirm the E-mail trigger setting data that has been entered.
* E-mail trigger timing is allocated as shown below.
• When sending E-mail by DI operation• When sending E-mail by alarm operation

Channel No.

DI No.

Alarm No.

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• When sending E-mail by alarm operation of • When sending E-mail at fixed intervals
the main unit

Transmission internal

Alarm contents

Reference time32

APPENDIX.1

EXAMPLE OF SETTING PARAMETERS
TO BE PRINTED OUT

2006/03/21 20:20:39
PILC: GR200-0AM000006020

Ser.No.: LYT0006T
Ver.

: V31A*****Channel setting*****
Scaling

Measuring range

Engineering unit

Input type Color

Tag No.1

Tag No.2

Input unit Input

Other CH

ON/OFF1

Min

Max

Min

CH1

K-Type TC

Tag 01

Tag 2-01

ﾟC

channel 1

OFF

0.0

500.0

0.0

CH2

T-Type TC

Yellowish green

Tag 02

Tag 2-02

ﾟFchannel 1

OFF

0.0

500.0

0.0

CH3

Pt100

VioletTag 03

Tag 2-03

ﾟFchannel 1

OFF

0.0

500.0

0.0

500.0
500.0

Sky blue

Max
500.0
500.0

CH4

JPt100

Green

Tag 04

Tag 2-04

ﾟC

channel 1

OFF

0.0

500.0

0.0

CH5

500mV

Deep green

Tag 05

Tag 2-05

mV

channel 1

ON

2.0

522.0

-500.0

550.0

CH6

500mV

PurpleTag 06

Tag 2-06

mV

channel 1

OFF

0.0

500.0

0.0

500.0

CH7

500mV

Red

Tag 07

Tag 2-07

mV

channel 1

OFF

0.0

500.0

0.0

500.0

CH8

500mV

Yellow

Tag 08

Tag 2-08

mV

channel 1

OFF

0.0

500.0

0.0

500.0

CH9

0-5V

IndigoTag 09Tag 2-09

Vchannel 1

ON

0.123

5.123

1.900

5.900

CH10

B-Type TC

Dark redTag 10

Tag 2-10

ﾟC

channel 1

OFF

0.0

500.0

0.0

500.0

CH11

50mV

Red

Tag 11

Tag 2-11mV

channel 1

OFF

0.00

50.00

0.00

50.00

CH12

500mV

Blue

Tag 12

Tag 2-12mVchannel 1

ON

10.0

502.0

0.52000.0000

CH13

500mV

VioletTag 13

Tag 2-13mVchannel 1

OFF

0.0

500.0

0.0

500.0

CH14

JPt100PurpleTag 14

Tag 2-14

ﾟFchannel 1

OFF

0.0

500.0

0.0

500.0

CH15

Pt100

Deep green

Tag 15

Tag 2-15

ﾟFchannel 1

OFF

0.0

500.0

0.0

500.0

CH16

0-5V

PurpleTag 16

Tag 2-16V

channel 1

OFF

0.000

5.000

0.000

5.000

CH17

0-5V

Pale blue

Tag 17

Tag 2-17V

channel 1

OFF

0.000

5.000

0.000

5.000

CH18

1-5V

Blue

Tag 18

Tag 2-18

V

channel 1

ON

2.000

4.000

80

5008

Subtract

FvalueRecording

Recording Display range

PV shiftPV gainchannel

calc.

mode

type

Min

Square Input
Rooterfilter

CH1

OFF

3

1.0

100.01

None

OFF

With record

Min-Max value

0.0

200.0

Max

CH2

OFF

0

0.2

100.02

None

OFF

With record

Point value

32.0

572.0

CH3

OFF

3

0.3

100.03channel2

OFFWith record

Average value

32.0

932.0

CH4

OFF

4

400.0

140.00channel9ONWith record

Min-Max value 4.000

5.004

CH5

OFF

5

-50.0

50.00

channel4OFFWith record

Point value

500.0

CH6

OFF

6

0.6

100.00channel5OFFWith record

Average value

0.6

500.6

CH7

OFF

7

0.0

100.00None

OFF

With record

Min-Max value

0.0

500.0

CH8

OFF

8

0.0

100.00None

OFF

With record

Point value

0.0

500.0

CH9

ON

0

9.000

109.00channel2ON

With record

Average value 0.900

5.090

CH10

OFF

3

1.0

101.00None

OFF

With record

Min-Max value 600.0

700.0

CH11

OFF

3

0.00

100.00None

OFF

With record

Point value

50.00

CH12

ON

90

0.1000100.00channel18

ON

With record

Average value 5.000

0.000

CH13

OFF

3

0.0

100.00None

OFF

With record

Min-Max value

0.0

500.0

CH14

OFF

10

10.0

90.00

channel18

ON

With record

Point value

0.000

5.000

CH15

OFF

5

0.0

100.00channel3OFFWith record

Average value

0.0

500.0

CH16

OFF

3

0.000

100.00None

OFF

With record

Min-Max value 0.000

5.000

CH17

OFF

3

0.000

100.00None

OFF

With record

Point value

0.000

5.000

CH18

ON

20

0

0.00

None

OFF

With record

Point value

1

10

0.5

0.00

*****Totalize setting*****
Totalize

Totalize

Totalize

External

TotalizeReset

Totalize

Totalize

Totalize

Tag

calc.

Type

input

Base time

operation

Unit

Cut value

Scale value
2

CH1

STAG 01

Totalizer

Monthly

DI3

/h

ON

ppmCO

10.0

CH2

TAG 02

Totalizer

OFF

Ch1 Alarm2

/min

OFF

rps

0.0

3

CH3

STAG 03

Totalizer

Daily

DI1

/h

ON

SEC

0.0

4

CH4

TAG 04

Totalizer

Daily

DI1

/h

ON

m/s2

0.010

3600

CH5

STAG 05

Totalizer

Daily

DI3

/min

OFF

uGy/h

50.0

9999

CH6

STAG 06

Totalizer

AnnualCh6 Alarm3

/day

OFF

dB

60.0

160

CH7

STAG 07

Totalizer

OFF

DI1

/h

ON

%NaCl

0.0

32767

CH8

TAG 08

Totalizer

Daily

DI1

/h

ON

0.0

1

CH9

STAG 09

Totalizer

Monthly

Ch13 Alarm3

/day

ON

m/min

0.090

19

ON

CH10

STAG 10

Totalizer

External input

DI1

/min

CH11

STAG 11

Totalizer

Daily

DI1

/h

ON

CH12

STAG 12

Totalizer

OFF

DI9

/s

OFF

CH13

STAG 13

Totalizer

Daily

DI1

/h

ON

CH14

STAG 14

Totalizer

Daily

DI1

/h

ON

min

1.100

1

CH15

STAG 15

Totalizer

OFF

DI1

/min

OFF

mm/min

-10.0

15

CH16

STAG 16

Totalizer

Daily

DI1

/h

ON

0.000

65

CH17

STAG 17

Totalizer

OFF

DI1

/s

ON

CH18

STAG 18

Totalizer

Daily

DI1

/h

ON

km/h

uGy/h

33

mol

370.0

0.00

100

1.200

54

0.0

3

0.170

17

0

18

32

*****Alarm setting*****
Alarm No.1

Alarm No.2

Alarm No.3

Alarm No.4

Alarm

Alarm set

DO relay

Alarm

Alarm set

DO relay

Alarm

Alarm set

DO relay

Alarm

Alarm set

DO relay

type

value

No.

type

value

Ｎo.

type

value

No.

type

value

No.

CH1

H

100.0

1

CH2

H

800.0

None

H

100.0

2

OFF

0.0

None

CH3

OFF

0.0

None

CH4

H

0.400

1

CH5

H

50.0

28

CH6

H

500.0

CH7

OFF

0.0

CH8

OFF

0.0

None

CH9

L

0.900

CH10

OFF

CH11
CH12

H

100.0

3

H

100.0

4

OFF

0.0

None

L

200.0

None

OFF

0.0

None

OFF

0.040

2

OFF

0.0

None

OFF

0.0

None

L

0.004

5

OFF

4.000

L

50.0

27

3

H

50.0

26

L

50.0

25

1

OFF

0.0

None

OFF

0.0

None

OFF

0.0

None

OFF

0.0

None

None

OFF

0.0

None

OFF

0.0

OFF

None

0.0

None

OFF

0.0

None

OFF

0.0

3

None

H

0.900

5

L

0.900

6

H

0.900

600.0

5

28

H

600.0

None

L

600.0

22

H

600.0

None

OFF

0.00

None

L

0.100

4

None

CH13

OFF

0.0

CH14

H

CH15

L

CH16

OFF

0.00

None

OFF

0.00

None

OFF

0.00

H

0.200

6

OFF

0.300

None

OFF

0.400

27

None

OFF

0.0

None

OFF

0.0

None

OFF

0.0

None

0.000

None

L

0.000

None

None

40.0

None

H

30.0

5

OFF

0.000

None

OFF

0.000

None

CH17

OFF

0.000

None

OFF

0.000

CH18

OFF

1000

None

H

1000

OFF

0.300

None

OFF

0.500

H

20.0

27

OFF

10.0

4

OFF

0.000

None

OFF

0.000

None

None

OFF

0.000

None

OFF

0.000

None

None

L

1000

None

H

1000

None

*****Main setting*****
Display refreshment cycle 1 sec

Alarm hysteresis

1.32 (%)

Alarm latch OFF

LCD lights-out time

0 min Memory full alarm DO No.

5

Modbus station No.

1

Modbus parity Odd

Modbus baud rate 19200 bps

Recording data format Binary

Battery alarm DO No.

Display time format Mar-21-06

4

File division cycle No division*****Fvalue calculation setting*****
Target temperature

100.0 ﾟC

Reset temperature

10.0 ﾟC

200.0 ﾟC

Z value

Decimal point position3*****Totalize setting*****
Daily totalize cycle 12 hour

Annual base day

31

Extrnal input DI1
Program version V14A exclusive use totalize setting
Totalize calculation OFF

Totalize base time /hStart/Stop timing ManualStart time-Stop time 23:06

Totalize recording cycle 12 hour
- 22:59*****Display setting*****
Content of screen composition
No.1

No.2

No.3

No.4

No.5

No.6

No.7

No.8

No.9

Display group1 channel1

channel2channel3channel4channel5channel6channel7channel8channel9

No.10
channel10

Display group2 channel11

channel12channel13channel14

None

None

None

None

None

None

Display group3 channel15

channel16

channel17

channel18

None

None

None

None

None

None

Display group4 channel1

channel2channel3channel4

None

None

None

None

None

None

Display name

Trend

Display

direction

division No. display

Display group1 1.Diplay Group1

Vertical

20

Display group2 2.Diplay Group2

Horizontal

Scale

Bar graph/ON

Color bar

Analog meter

display selection

Bar graph

Tag No.

13ON

Analog meter

Channel No.

Display group3 3. Diplay Group3 Vertical

7

OFFBar graph

Unit

Display group4 4.Diplay Group4

10

OFF

Analog meter

Tag No.

Horizontal*****Message setting*****
Message

Timing1

DI NO./
Alarm Channel Alarm NO.

No.1

Massage DI1 ON

DI ON

DI1

No.2

Massage DI5 OFF

DI OFF

DI5

No.3

Massage Channel18 Alarm No.1 ON

Alarm ON

CH.18

Alarm No.1

No.4

Massage Channel18 Alarm No.1 OF

Alarm OFF

CH.18

Alarm No.1

No.5

Massage DI4 ON

DI4

No.6

Massage Channel18 Alarm No.3 OFF

Alarm OFF

CH.18

Alarm No.3

No.7

Massage Channel18 Alarm No.2 ON

Alarm ON

CH.18

Alarm No.2

No.8

Massage DI4 OFF

DI4

No.9

Massage Channel05 Alarm No.4 OFF

Alarm OFF

CH.5

Alarm No.4

No.10 Massage Channel04 Alarm No.2 ON

Alarm ON

CH.4

Alarm No.2

DI ON

DI OFF*****Original Unit definition*****
No.1

No.2

Unit

No.3
mPa

No.7

No.8

No.9

No.4

No.5

No.6

No.11

No.12

SEC
No.10

Unit
*****DI function setting*****

34

DI-1 Rec start/stop

DI-6 Rec start/stop

DI-2 Fvalue calc. resetDI-7 Rec start/stop

DI-3 Totalize start/stop

DI-8 Fvalue calc. resetDI-4 Function invalid

DI-9 Totalize start/stop

DI-5 Rec start/stop

DI-10 Totalize reset*****Ethernet setting*****
Ethernet setting
IP Address

192

. 168

. 0

.

Subnet mask

255

. 255

. 255

.

0

.

.

.

0

Default gateway

0

0

0

2

FTP server setting
FTP server function

ON

Access control

ON

Web Server setting
Web server functionONE-mail setting
E-mail function

ON

MODBUS TCP/IP setting
MODBUS TCP/IP function

ON

User account setting
PasswordUser level

1. SystemTaro

User namea19b23Administrator

2. KirokuKeiko

65790

Guest

3.

Administrator

4.

Administrator

5.

Administrator

6.

Administrator

7.

Administrator

8.

Administrator*****E-mail setting*****
SMTP(Mail server) IP address

192 . 198 .

0.

Sender's mail address

boiler035@test.co.jp

Sender's name

Boiler035

1

Receiver's mail address
1. System-Taro@test.co.jp
2. Kiroku-Keiko@test.co.jp
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
E-mail trigger setting
Title

Text 1

Text 2

No.1

Product1 manufacturing beginning Product1 manufacturing beginning

No.2

Boiler035 report at regular time Report at regular time

Boiler035

No.3

The temperature is abnormal!

Boiler035

The temperature is abnormal.

Boiler035

No.4
No.5
No.6
No.7
No.8
No.9
No.10
Trigger timming

Timming1

Timming2

PV Value

No1

No2

No3

No4

No5

No6

No7

No8

No.1

DI ON

DI2

-

ON

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

No.2

Timer cycle

12hour

01:00

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

No.3

Alarm ONchannel1

No.4

ON

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

No.4

None

-

-

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

No.5

None

-

-

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

No.6

None

-

-

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

No.7

None

-

-

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

No.8

None

-

-

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

No.9

None

-

-

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

No.10 None

-

-

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

35

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