S-System2

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Operator Station (S-System2) Functional Specifications― CONTENTS ―1.

Introduction .................................................................................................................................... 1

2.

Operating Environment .............................................................................................................. 1
2.1

Hardware Requirements (S2) ...................................................................................................................1

2.2

Hardware requirements (S2 client)........................................................................................................1

2.3

Hardware Requirements (App Server) .................................................................................................2

2.4

Software Requirements (S2/S2 Client) .................................................................................................2

2.5

Software Requirements (App Server) ...................................................................................................2

3.

Configure the Operator Station Screen ................................................................................. 3
3.1

Screen configuration .....................................................................................................................................3

3.2

Top toolbar area ..............................................................................................................................................4

3.3

Lower toolbar area ........................................................................................................................................6

3.4

The left menu area .........................................................................................................................................8

3.5

The right side menu area ............................................................................................................................9

3.6

The screen function area .............................................................................................................................9

3.7

Menu area in 4-screen mode .................................................................................................................. 10

4.

Monitoring screen functions ...................................................................................................11
4.1

Alarm status display screen .................................................................................................................... 11

4.1.1

Alarm search/setting area ...................................................................................................................... 11

4.1.2

Alarm display area ..................................................................................................................................... 13

4.2

Alarm history screen.................................................................................................................................. 14

4.2.1

Alarm history search/setting area ...................................................................................................... 14

4.2.2

Alarm history display area ..................................................................................................................... 16

4.2.3

Detailed search ............................................................................................................................................ 16

4.3
4.3.1

4.4

Group screen ................................................................................................................................................. 18Group registration function ................................................................................................................... 20

Graphics screen ............................................................................................................................................ 21

4.4.1

How to display analog values ................................................................................................................ 21

4.4.2

How to display digital values ................................................................................................................. 22

4.4.3

How to call up sticky notes and faceplates ...................................................................................... 23

4.5

Trend screen .................................................................................................................................................. 25

4.5.1

Trend page change and registration area ........................................................................................ 25

4.5.2

Setting menu ................................................................................................................................................. 26

4.5.3

Trend display area ...................................................................................................................................... 27
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4.5.4

Trend graph date setting area ............................................................................................................... 28

4.5.5

Trend graph data display area .............................................................................................................. 30

4.5.6

Basic setting of trend................................................................................................................................. 31

4.6

Tag monitor screen ..................................................................................................................................... 32

4.6.1

Tag monitor page change/registration area ................................................................................... 32

4.6.2

Tag monitor display area ......................................................................................................................... 33

4.7

Event history window ............................................................................................................................... 35

4.7.1

Event search/Setting area ....................................................................................................................... 35

4.7.2

Event history display area ...................................................................................................................... 37

4.8

Operation history screen.......................................................................................................................... 38

4.8.1

Operation history search/setting area .............................................................................................. 38

4.8.2

Operation history display area ............................................................................................................. 39

5.

Report function ............................................................................................................................40
5.1

Report screen ................................................................................................................................................ 40

5.1.1

Report search/setting area..................................................................................................................... 41

5.1.2

Print/Output Menu .................................................................................................................................... 42

5.1.3

Reports display area .................................................................................................................................. 43

5.1.4

Correction of report data......................................................................................................................... 44

5.1.5

Registration of reports ............................................................................................................................. 45

6.

Other screens and functions ...................................................................................................47
6.1

Switch utility screen ................................................................................................................................... 47

6.1.1

PLC change area .......................................................................................................................................... 48

6.1.2

PLC data display area ................................................................................................................................ 48

6.2

System screen ............................................................................................................................................... 49

6.2.1

System functions menu ............................................................................................................................ 50

6.2.2

Shutdown related extensions ................................................................................................................ 51

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1. Introduction
This functional specification describes the functions of the operator station (S-System2) used for the
project described on the front cover of this specification. It is an operator station used in a system thatmonitors and controls processes using a PLC.

2. Operating Environment
The operator station runs on Microsoft Windows10. The requirements for the hardware andsoftware to be used are as follows.

2.1

Hardware Requirements (S2)Item

Description

Required specifications

1.

PC Main unit

Windows10 based(LTSC 2019 recommended) PC
Keyboard, with mouse2.

CPU speed

3.0 GHz The above

3.

Main memory size

Approximately 16 GB recommended

4.

Hard disk/SSD size

500 GB or higher

5.

Hard disk redundancy

RAID 1 redundancy recommended

6.

Interface

100Base-TX or higher

7.

Monitor

FULL HD wide LCD, 23 inches or more
recommended

2.2

Hardware requirements (S2 client)
Item

Description

Required specifications

1.

PC Main unit

Windows10 based(LTSC 2019 recommended) PC
Keyboard, with mouse2.

CPU speed

2.0 GHz The above

3.

Main memory size

Approximately 16 GB recommended

4.

Hard disk/SSD size

120 GB or higher

5.

Interface

100Base-TX or higher

6.

Monitor

FULL HD wide LCD

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2.3

Hardware Requirements (App Server)
Item

Description

Required specifications

1.

PC Main unit

Windows Server 2019 based PC
Keyboard, with mouse2.

CPU speedIntel made Xeon 3.0 GHz The above

3.

Main memory size

Approximately 32 GB with ECC function
recommended

4.

Graphics card

Equivalent to Quadro P620 made of NVIDIA

5.

Hard disk/SSD size

500 GB or higher

6.

Hard disk redundancy

RAID 1 redundancy recommended

7.

Interface

100Base-TX or higher

8.

Monitor

FULL HD wide LCD, 23 inches or more
recommended

2.4

Software Requirements (S2/S2 Client)
Item

Description

Installed software

1.

Basic software

Microsoft Windows 10 Professional/
LTSC 2019 64-bit version (Japanese, English,
Chinese(Simplified/Traditional), Korean, Thai,
Vietnamese)

2.

SCADA software

PA-Panel6 manufactured
by Roboticsware Use our specified rev

3.
4.

2.5

Supervisory control

Packaging S-System 2 manufactured bysoftware package

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Software Requirements (App Server)
Item

Description

Installed software

1.

Basic software

Japanese-language Microsoft Windows Server
2019 (Japanese, English,
Chinese(Simplified/Traditional), Korean, Thai,
Vietnamese)

2.

SCADA software

PA-Panel6 manufactured by Roboticsware
Use our specified rev

3.

Supervisory control

Packaging S-System 2 manufactured bysoftware package

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3. Configure the Operator Station Screen
The operator station screen for the central monitoring device consists of the following five parts.

3.1•

Top toolbar area•

Lower toolbar area•

The left menu area•

The right side menu area•

The screen function area

Screen configuration

Single-Screen Mode Configuration
This mode enables you to use the single-screen function.

Top toolbar area

Right

Left
Side

Screen function

Side

Menu

Area

Menu
Area

Area

Lower toolbar area

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Four-Screen Mode Configuration
In this mode, the four-screen display functions are available.

Top toolbar area
Top toolbar area
Upper left

Upper rightside Menu

Side Menu

Area

Lower left

Screen function
Area

Area

Lower rightside Menu

side Menu

Area

Area
Lower toolbar area
Lower toolbar area

3.2

Top toolbar area
The top toolbar area is always displayed at the top regardless of which screen is displayed, andthe buttons in the area and the functions and details of each display are as follows.

Alarm display area
1

2

3

4

5

NOTE) When the operation guide function or system status function is optionally installed, the items in
the alarm display area are always different.

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No.

Name

Function

1

Mute button

This button mutes the alarm sound.
Flashes yellow when an alarm sounds.

2

Status check button

Lights in red if there is an alarm or operation guide.

3

Alarm status display

Displays the information of the most recent alarm that is currently
occurring.
Display information : Alarm occurrence date/time
Alarm recovery date and time
Alarm confirmation date and time
Alarm group
Warning level (emergency, heavy failure, medium
failure, light failure, information)
Details of the alarm
Display color according to alarm level
Emergency: Magenta

Serious failure: Red

Medium failure : Orange
Minor failure: Yellow

Information: CyanIndicator colour : When an alarm is generated and unconfirmed: Red
If the alarm is being generated and confirmed: Orange
When unconfirmed by alarm recovery : Green
Click a message to view the faceplate of the tag.
Up to 5 latest messages are displayed, and more messages
are displayed by scrolling.
4

Print button

The screen can be printed.
You can also right-click to print normally or hardcopy screens.
(with black-and-white reverse printing function)

5

System button

Click the screen for system setting and shutdown of
this equipment.

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3.3

Lower toolbar area
The bottom toolbar area contains the following symbols and display areas, each with thefollowing functions:
1

2

3

4 5

6 7

8

9

10

11 12

13

14

15 16

17

18

No.

Name

Function

1

Left menu area

Shows/hides the left menu.

display/hide button

You can enlarge the display of the screen function area byhiding it.

2

Screen function area

After clicking this icon, specify a range with the mouse in thezoom button

screen function area to enlarge the range.
You can use the scroll bar to move the displayed area of theenlarged screen.

3

4

Screen Function area

Magnifies Display in the screen function area at the same

Size Expansion Button

magnification.

Screen Function area

Reduces Display in the screen function area to the same size.

Size Reduction Button
5

Screen Function area

Resets the enlargement in the screen function area to theActual Zoom Resetoriginal display size.

Button6
7

Faceplate search

The faceplate search screen is displayed and up to eightbuttonfaceplates of the specified tag are displayed.

Pop-up faceplate

Clears all pop-up faceplates displayed on the screen.

all clear button
8

Pop-up full-screen

Deletes all popup windows displayed on the screen.

delete button
9

Parameter search

The Parameter Search screen appears, displaying up to eightbuttonfaceplates that match the search criteria based on theparameters.

10

Condition display area

Indicates that the unit is in demo mode when the license USB
is not inserted.

11

Test mode display

The red lamp lights in the test mode (simulated input mode).
Click this button to display a list of tags in test mode.

12

1 Switch screen mode

Switches to single-image mode.

13

4 Screen mode

4 Change to the screen mode.

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No.

Name

Function

14

Date and time display

Displays the current time in years (western calendar), months,
days, hours, minutes, and seconds.

15

Master display

When unconfirmed by alarm recovery "M" lights up when the
PC is the master.

16

PC node display

Displays the current alarm PC node state.
For server machines: Server
For the client machine: Client

17

Operation privilege

Of the following privileges, the current operation privileges are

display

displayed.

You can change the operation privilege by clicking.
Refer to the table below for the contents of each operation
permission.
18

Show/Hide right menu

Shows/hides the right side menu.

area button

You can enlarge the display of the screen function area byhiding it.

[Operation Privileges]
Name

Description

VIEWONLY

Monitoring such as screen expansion is possible and operation is notpossible.
You can set bookmarks, trends, and groups.

OPERATOR

Normal plant operation mode. In addition to VIEWONLY function,
basic control operations are available.

SUPERVISOR

In addition to the functions in OPERATOR mode, some settings
related to system settings can be made. Password is required toenter SUPERVISOR mode.

ENGINEER

In addition to the function in SUPERVISOR mode, tag information canbe set, and all functions of the system can be used. Password isrequired to enter ENGINEER mode.

A password is not required to migrate from a higher privilege to a lower privilege.

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3.4

The left menu area
The left menu area provides the following functions:
Name

Function

Alarm condition

Calls up the screen to display the current alarm
status.

Alarm history

Calls up the alarm history screen.

Report

The report list is displayed in the screen function
list, and the desired name is selected to call up thereport screen.

Group

The group screen list appears in the screen
function list. Select the desired name to bring up
the group screen.

Graphics

The graphics screen list appears in the screen
function list. Select the desired name to bring up
the graphics screen.

Screen function
Trend

List

The trend group list is displayed in the screen
function list, and select the desired name to bringup the trend screen.

Comparison trend

The comparison trend group list is displayed in thescreen function list, and the desired name isselected to bring up the comparison trend screen.

Screen Function List

When you press the report button, group button,
graphic button, trend button, or comparison trend
button, the registered screen name is displayed.
Select and call up the screen you want to display.
You can display up to two popup windows
by clicking the button on the left of the window
name.

Back

Calls up the last displayed screen.

Next

Forward the returned screen one screen at a time.

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3.5

The right side menu area
The menu area on the right has the following symbols and display areas,each with the following functions:
Name

Function

Bookmark List

The screen name registered in the bookmark list isdisplayed. Select the desired name to recall.

Add button

Pressing the Add button while the screen isdisplayed registers the bookmark and displays theBookmark
List

screen name at the bottom of the bookmark list.
Delete button

You can delete items registered in the bookmarklist.

Tag monitor

List the status of the tags in the current tag
monitor group.

File list

You can list files in a specific folder.

Maintenance

List the start of use of registeredequipment, inspection timing,and replacement timing.

Operation guideOperation Guide the operation guide history.

history
Event history

Tag events History: Displays the event history.

Operation history

Operation history in machine: Displays
the operation history.

MEL Utility

Displays the internal data reference screen of
PLC made by Mitsubishi Electric Corporation.
To manipulate the value, you need to haveoperation permission greater than ENGINEER.

CS Utility

Displays the Omron PLC internal data reference
screen. To manipulate the value, you need to haveoperation permission greater than ENGINEER.

Title button

3.6

Displays the title screen.

The screen function area
The screen selected from the left and right menu areas is displayed.
For the function of the displayed screen, refer to the function of each screen.

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3.7

Menu area in 4-screen mode
In the 4-screen mode, the left and right menu areas are divided into upper and lower sections toenable screen selection corresponding to each of the 4-split screens, and to switch the display inthe menu area.
The three □ buttons at the top of the menu allow you to switch
the display contents in the menu area as shown below.

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4. Monitoring screen functions
This section describes the functions and details of the various screens displayed in the screen
function area.

4.1

Alarm status display screen
The alarm status display screen displays the current alarm (the currently occurring alarm, theunconfirmed alarm, or the recovered but unchecked alarm), and you can check the status.

Alarm search/setting area

Alarm display area

4.1.1

Alarm search/setting area

1

2

3

No.

Name

Function

1

Group combo box

You can filter the alarm groups.

2

Alarm level filter button

You can filter the alarm level.
When the filter is applied, the corresponding button isgrayed out.

3

Setting menu

Displays menus related to alarm settings.

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Alarm setting menu

Name

Function

Close

Closes the alarm setting menu.

Text printing

Display the alarm currently displayed in thealarm display area in text using Notepad.

CSV output

The alarm being displayed in the alarm display
area is saved in CSV format.

Icon display

When an alarm occurs, an icon corresponding to
the alarm level is displayed along with the valueon the screen.
Default value: Display

ChronologicalSorts alarms in new order from the time oforder

occurrence.

Keep setting

Save the print sets and icon display settings.

No page break

Select if you do not want line breaks whenprinting text.

Page break with

Select this option to start a page break on a

specifieddesignated line when text is printed.

number of lines

The number of lines that can be specified forpage breaks can be changed.

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4.1.2

Alarm display area

The alarm display area displays the status of the currently occurring alarm.
Each line of alarms displays the following items:•

Time information
Displays the date and time of occurrence, recovery date and time, and confirmation date
and time in seconds.

•

Group
Select the group to which the message belongs (three types: “All”, “Status”, and “System”)

•

Level
Selection of message type (Information, minor failure, medium failure, major failure,emergency)
Indicator colour : Information = Cyan, Light Fault = Yellow, Fault = Orange, Serious Fault =Red, Emergency = Magenta•

Content
Tag name and alarm status are displayed.
For analog values, the value when an alarm occurs is also displayed.

The alarm characters and the display color of the background are classified according to the alarm
status as follows.
Alarm condition

Font color

Background color

If the alarm is being generated and confirmed

Alarm Level Color

White

When an alarm is generated and unconfirmed

White

Alarm Level Color

When the alarm is restored

Alarm Level ColorGray

If an alarm that has already been acknowledged is restored, the display is automatically cleared.
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4.2

Alarm history screen
This screen displays the history of alarms that have occurred. The display contents and their
methods are the same as those of the alarm status display screen, but they are equipped with afunction for easily confirming past alarms and a saving function.
Records older than one year are automatically deleted.

Alarm history search/setting area

Alarm history display area

In the Alarm History screen, up to 5000 alarm histories can be displayed from the current time
for one day.

4.2.1

Alarm history search/setting area
1

2

3

4

5

No.

Name

Function

1

Group combo box

You can filter the alarm groups.

2

Alarm level filter

You can filter the alarm level.

buttonWhen the filter is applied, the corresponding button is grayed out.

3

Setting menu

Displays menus related to alarm settings.

4

Period selection

The alarm history information can be searched by specifying thecondition

start date and time and the end date and time.

Search condition

You can search the alarm history information by specifying the tag

5

name or characters in the tag.

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Alarm setting menu

Name

Function

Close

Closes the alarm setting menu.

Latest display

Alarm history information is always updated. A
maximum of 5000 cases are available in a one-day
period from the current point.

Icon display

When an alarm occurs, an icon corresponding to thealarm level is displayed along with the value on thescreen. Default value: Display

ChronologicalSorts alarms in new order from the time oforder

occurrence.

Keep setting

Save the print sets and icon display settings.

Text printing

Display the alarm currently displayed in the alarm
display area in text using Notepad.

CSV output

The alarm being displayed in the alarm display area
is saved in CSV format.

Detailed

Used when you want to set further conditions insearchaddition to the conditions in the alarm history
search/setting area.

Maximum

Set the maximum value of the alarm history

number of

information to be searched.

searches

Maximum

Set the maximum value of the alarm history

number of

information to be displayed on the screen.

screen list
displays
No page break

Select if you do not want line breaks when printing
text.

Page break

Select this option to start a page break on awith specified

designated line when text is printed.

number of

The number of lines that can be specified for pagelines

breaks can be changed.

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4.2.2

Alarm history display area

Refer to the same as the alarm status display screen.

4.2.3

Detailed search
The alarm history information can be refined and searched, and up to 10000 alarm history

information that matches the search condition can be acquired.

Alarm history search/setting area

Alarm history display area

【Alarm history search/setting area】
1

2

3

No.

Search target

Function

1

Year

Searches for the specified year.
If you select “All”, all data will be searched.

2

Month

Searches for the specified month in the specified year.
If you select “All”, the data specified by the year will be searched.

3

Day

When “All” is selected, the data specified by the month is searched.
If you select “1-9”, the search will be performed on the 1st to 9th of thespecified month.
If you select “10-19”, the search will be performed from the 10th to the 19thof the specified month.
If you select “20-29”, the search will be performed on the 20th to 29th of
the specified month.

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Conditions

Function

Occurrence + recovery

The alarm that occurred and the recovered alarm are searched.

Occurrence

The generated alarm is searched.

Restoration

The recovered alarm is searched.

Confirm

The confirmed alarm is searched.

Search can be performed by alarm group name, alarm level name, tag, name, and character instate.
In addition, two types of search characters can be set, and AND and OR conditions can be set.
(You cannot search only numeric values.)

The results that match the search conditions are displayed in the alarm history display area.
【After Alarm History Search Results/Setting Area】
Search can be performed according to the search result in the alarm history search
result/setting area.
Search can be performed by setting the alarm occurrence date and time, alarm restoration date
and time, and alarm confirmation date and time.

Text is displayed using Notepad for the contents displayed in the alarm display area.
The content displayed in the alarm display area is output in CSV format.
【Alarm history display area】
Refer to the same as the alarm status display screen.

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4.3

Group screen
This screen displays the instrument and actuator faceplates as a group. There are two types, up
to 20 faceplates and 8 faceplates per screen.

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You can recall a group page that you want to display by selecting its name from the selectionbox.

If the screen displays 20 faceplates, click □ on the upper right of each faceplate. It can berecalled enlarged as a pop-up faceplate.

Refer to the separate instruction manual for the type and parameters of the faceplate displayedin the group page.

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4.3.1

Group registration function
With the privileges above SUPERVISOR, pressing the group registration button brings up thefollowing window, allowing you to add or delete group pages, and to register, delete, or changetags in group pages. The following window is for a group page with 20 faceplate displays.

Title

FunctionGroup

Group pages can be added or deleted.
You can also rename a group page.

Tag list

When you search by tag number, name, or type, the tags that match the conditions
are displayed.

Add>

Selects the tag displayed in the search and adds it to the bottom of the group page.

Insert >Selects the tag displayed in the search and inserts it at the selected position on thegroup page.

Override>

Selects the tag displayed in the search and overwrites it to the selected position on
the group page.

Upper

Moves the selected tag position up one position.

BottomMoves the selected tag position down one position.

Blank

Creates a blank space one position below the selected tag.

DeleteDeletes the position of the selected tag.

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4.4

Graphics screen
From the graphic screen, you can monitor the status of the plant and perform control operations
by invoking the faceplate. Note that the contents that can be operated differ depending on theoperator’s permission.
Graphic screens are plant-specific screens, so only symbols and display functions used in thescreen are described.

4.4.1

How to display analog values

Normally: Cyan characters and numbers are displayed.
For analog values

For controllers

In case of an alarm (in case of a fault): The orange frame is displayed with the in progress fault
icon.
In case of alarm (in case of serious failure): Red frame is displayed together with the Critical
Failure icon.
In case of medium failure

In case of serious failure

Communication error: The area inside the frame is displayed in deep red.

PID loop status display color
Control mode

Display characterIndicator color

Value

Indicator color

ManualMAN

YellowPV

Cyan

Automatic

AUTO

Cyan

SP

Green

CascadeCAS

PurpleMV

Yellow

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4.4.2

How to display digital values

ON/OPEN/OPERATION: RED DISPLAY(Standard Time)

OFF/Closed/Stopped: Green display.(Standard Time)

Error: Flashes in orange. (Standard Time)
Alert icons can also be displayed at the same time by setting.
【How to display the opening of the control valve, etc.】
The color of the symbol changes according to the output signal to the control valve, etc.
When the output is less than 1%: Green display.(Standard Time)

When the output is 1% or more: Indicates in red.(Standard Time)

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4.4.3

How to call up sticky notes and faceplates

Sticky note function:

You can leave the content you want to convey to the graphic screen on the sticker.
Maximum number of labels per screen is 5.
〇 Addition of sticker
Click the Add Tag icon on the Graphics screen.
After clicking, a new tag is added to the upper left.
：:Add tag icon
〇Displaying or hiding sticky notes：Hide tag icon
Hides registered stickers collectively.
Used to reference objects behind sticky notes.
：Tag display icon
Display registered stickers collectively.

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To recall a faceplate：
The faceplate of the registered tag can be recalled by left-clicking the analog value display areaand digital value display area.
The menu is displayed by right-clicking the analog value display area.
（figure below）

Title

Function

PID tuning

The PID tuning screen is displayed.

Group

The group screen (first applicable screen for tag search) to which this tag
is assigned is called up.

Trend

The trend screen (first applicable screen for tag search) to which this tag
is assigned is called up.

Comparison trend

The comparison trend screen (first applicable screen in tag search) towhich this tag is assigned is called up.

Face Plate

The faceplate assigned to this tag is called.

Copy Tag

You can assign this tag by copying the tag assigned to this object andpasting it on another screen.

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4.5

Trend screen
The trend screen displays tag values in chronological order using a line chart, and stores tagvalues for one year at a specified interval.
Up to 8 points can be registered on the trend screen.

Trend Page Change/Registration Area

Trend display area

4.5.1

Trend page change and registration area

The trend page change/registration area has the following functions.

Function

Description

Group combo box

The trend group can be selected.

Automatic update

The trend graph is updated every fixed time (2 seconds). Note that
automatic updating cannot be performed on multiple trend screens.
The button lights up yellow during automatic update.

Trend registration

You can add/delete trend groups and register/delete/change trend tags ingroups.
Note that you need more than SUPERVIOR privilege.

Setting menu

Perform basic setting and output setting of trend.

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Dragging the graph screen with the mouse in the trend display area enlarges the graph. During
the enlargement display, the [Release Enlargement] button is displayed in the trend pageregistration/change area.

When you place the cursor on the zoom release button, the button is displayed in red, and when
you click it, the zoom is released.

4.5.2

Setting menu
Name

Function

Close

Closes the Settings menu.

Point display

Displays the position of the collected data as apoint.

Basic setting

Set the trend background color, crease color,and pen thickness.

Reload pen settings

Reload the trend setting information.

Normal printing

Prints the trend screen without including theupper and lower tool bars and left and rightmenus.

Reversed

Prints the trend screen in black and white

printing

without including the upper and lower tool
bars and left and right menus.

CSV character

Text output of the trend data between the left

outputand right hairline cursors in the trend display
area in CSV format.

CSV numerical

Outputs the trend data between the left andoutputright hairline cursors in the trend display
area in CSV format.

Trend Excel

The trend data between the left and right(Character)hairline cursors in the trend display area is
output as text in Excel together with thescreen hardcopy.

Trend Excel

The trend data between the left and right(Numerical value)

hairline cursors in the trend display area is
outputted in Excel together with the screen
hardcopy.
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4.5.3

Trend display area
The trend display area consists of a trend graph display area, a date setting area, and a data

display area.

Hairline cursor

Trend graph display area

Trend graph date setting area

Trend graph data display area

The left and right hairline cursors in the trend graph display area can be freely moved with themouse, and the values on the cursor at this time are displayed in the data display area.
Up to eight trend graphs are displayed in the trend graph display area, and the details of eachtrend tag are listed in the data display area.
The vertical axis of the trend graph displays the name and range of the tag selected in the list
display in industrial units, and the horizontal axis displays the date and time.
The trend graph is drawn from left to right and can be changed depending on whether thereference time is at the right end or at the left end.

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4.5.4

Trend graph date setting area
In the trend graph date setting area, you can scroll the trend graph and change the time width.

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

No.

Name

Function

1.

ScrollScrolls through the trend graph.

2.

Scaling

Enlarges or reduces the trend graph.

3.

Time Width Selection

Sets the time width of the trend graph.

4.

Latest >|Sets the reference time of the trend to the latest time.

5.

Reference time

Clicking the reference time display area displays the datesetting dialog box, which allows you to change the date.

6.

Trend time width

Clicking on the trend time width display area displays the time
width setting dialog box, which can be changed.

7.

Data Type

Displays the data type displayed in the trend graph.
Click this button to display the time between the hairline
cursors.

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Data Type
When you change the trend time width, the data types that appear change automatically basedon the time width, and the data that is stored in CSV-and Excel-formatted files is also based on thedata type at that time.

Time Width

Display

Display contents

Within 3 hours

1 sec

Instantaneous value of 1 second cycle

Within 16 hours

5 sec

Average value of data collected at 5-second intervals

Within 33 hours

10 secAverage of 10-second-interval aggregated data

Within 65 hours

20 secAverage of tabulated data at 20-second intervals

Within 100 hours

30 secAverage of 30-second-interval aggregated data

Within 130 hours

40 secAverage of data collected at 40-second intervals

Within 160 hours

50 secAverage value of data collected at 50-second intervals

Within 200 hours

60 secAverage of tabulated data at 60-second intervals

Within 270 hours

80 secAverage of data collected at 80-second intervals

Within 340 hours

100 sec

Average of data collected at 100-second intervals

Within 405 hours

120 sec

Average of data collected at 120-second intervals

Within 475 hours

140 sec

Average of data collected at 140-second intervals

Within 540 hours

160 sec

Average of data collected at 160-second intervals

Within 610 hours

180 sec

Average of data collected at 180-second intervals

Within 900 hours

240 sec

Average of data collected at 240-second intervals

Within 3 months

10 minAverage of data collected at 10-minute intervals

Within 5 months

15 minAverage value of 15-minute interval aggregated data

Within 7 months

22 minAverage of 22-Minute Interval Aggregated Data

Within 9 months

30 minAverage of 30-minute-interval aggregated data

Within one year

40 minAverage of data collected at 40-minute intervals

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4.5.5

Trend graph data display area
For tags registered in the trend graph, the following items are displayed in detail.

Item

Description

Display

The check box can be used to toggle between visible and hidden.

Color

Indicates the color of the trend graph.
With SUPERVISOR or higher privileges, you can change the colors byclicking.

Pen name

The pen name of the trend graph is displayed.

Unit

The industrial unit attached to the tag is displayed.

Updated value

Displays the value of the latest collected data for the tag.

Cursor 1

Indicates the value at the position of the hairline cursor on the left.

Cursor 2

Indicates the value at the position of the hairline cursor on the right.

Minimum value

Indicates the minimum value between the left and right hairline
cursors.

Maximum value

Indicates the maximum value between the left and right hairline
cursors.

Mean value

Indicates the average value between the left and right hairline cursors.

Lower limit setting

Indicates the value relative to the 0% position of the trend graph.

Upper limit setting

Indicates the value relative to the 100% position of the trend graph.

Double-click the pen in the trend screen to recall the faceplate of the tag.
If you right-click with the pen selected, a pull-down menu is displayed, allowing you to expand
the corresponding tag to the registered screen, register or delete the copied tag in the graphics
screen as a trend pen (PV value, SP value, MV value, or digit

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4.5.6

Basic setting of trend
The following settings can be made in the basic settings in the “Setting menu” in the trend graphpage change/registration area.
⚫

Background color of the trend graph⚫

Crease color of trend graph⚫

Line thickness of trend graph⚫

Bar shading (enabled only for digital signals)⚫

Basic time setting of trend graph (left side or right side)

Registering Trends
The following items can be changed when operation permission above SUPERVISOR is given.
Item

DescriptionGroup

You can select, rename, add, or delete trend groups.

Pen

You can change, add, and delete pens for trends.

Tag Search

You can search for tags that you want to add as trend pens by number,
name, and type.

Add/Insert/Above

Searched tags can be added, inserted, or overwritten to the pen list.

Pen list

The position of the pen can be moved up and down to arrange them inthe desired order.
Color: Double-click to change the graph color.
Pen name : Double-click to change the name.
Lower limit setting : The 0% position of the trend graph can bechanged.
Upper limit setting : 100% position of trend graph can be changed.
Scale low limit: The scale low limit position of the trend graph can bechanged.
Scale upper limit: The scale upper limit position of the trend graph canbe changed.

Display setting

The display time of the trend group can be changed.

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4.6

Tag monitor screen
Displays a tabular listing of information about tags and displays values for up to 50 tags in realtime on a single screen.

Tag monitor page change/registration area

Tag monitor display area

4.6.1

Tag monitor page change/registration area

The Tag Monitor page change/registration area has the following functions.

Function

Description

Group combo box

Tag monitor group can be selected.

Tag monitor registration

You can add/delete tag monitor groups and register/delete/changetags in tag monitor groups.
Note that you need more than SUPERVIOR privilege.

Setting menu

Perform tag monitor and output settings.

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Setting menu

Name

Function

Close

Closes the Settings menu.

Keep setting

Preserves the presence of icons and printsettings.

Text printing

Display the alarm currently displayed in thealarm display area in text using Notepad.

CSV output

The alarm being displayed in the alarm
display area is saved in CSV format.

No page break

Select if you do not want line breaks whenprinting text.

Page break with

Select this option to start a page break on a

specifieddesignated line when text is printed.

number of lines

The number of lines that can be specified forpage breaks can be changed.

4.6.2

Tag monitor display area

The tag monitor display area displays the following information in a tabular format.
•

Tag

Number assigned to the tag

•

Name

Name attached to the tag•

Status 1

Displayed when an alarm is present•

Status 2

Indicates controller mode only for PID controller
PV value
Displays the current value of the process input.
SP value
Indicates the setting value for the controller tag.
MV value
Indicates the output value of the controller tag.

••Industrial unit

Display industrial unit of process input value

PV% Displays the process input value in the 0-100% range.

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Double-click a tag in the Tag Monitor screen to recall a tag’s faceplate.
If you right-click with a tag selected, a pull-down menu is displayed, allowing you to expand to
the screen where the corresponding tag is registered, or to add, insert, or delete the copied tag in
the graphics screen. You must have at least SUPERVISOR privileges to add, insert, or remove tags.

Registering to Tag Monitor
The following items can be changed when operation permission above SUPERVISOR is given.
Item

DescriptionGroup

You can select, rename, add, or delete tag monitor groups.

Display count

You can set the number of tags to be displayed on the tag monitor screen. A

setting

maximum of 50 tags per screen.

Tag Search

You can search tags that you want to register on the tag monitor screen by
number, name, and type.

Add/Insert

You can add or insert a searched tag to the selection tag list.

Select tag list

You can move the selected tags up or down in the desired order or remove
them from the list.

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4.7

Event history window
Displays the history of ON/OFF status of equipment and facilities. The history retention period
is one year. In the initial display, you can display up to 5000 records of one day’s worth of datafrom the displayed time.

Event history search/setting area

Event history display area

4.7.1

Event search/Setting area
3

1

2

No.

Name

Function

1

Period selection

Event history information can be retrieved by period.

condition

Left Side : Search period start date and time
Right Side : Search period end date and time
The calendar is displayed and can be set.

2

Search condition

Event history information can be searched by tag and tag name.

3

Setting menu

Displays menus related to event history settings.

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Setting menu
Item

Description

Close

Closes the Settings menu.

RenewalThe event history information is always

display

updated.

Keep setting

Keeps the print settings.

Text printing

Text is displayed using Notepad for the event
displayed in the event history display area.

CSV output

Saves the displayed event in the event history
display area in CSV format.

Detailed

This function is used to set conditions insearchaddition to the conditions in the event history
search/setting area.

Maximum

Sets the maximum number of events to search.

number ofsearches
Maximum

Sets the maximum number of event histories tonumber of

be displayed on the screen.

screen list
displays
No page break

Select if you do not want line breaks whenprinting text.

Page break

Select this option to start a page break on awith specified

designated line when text is printed.

number of

The number of lines that can be specified forlines

page breaks can be changed.

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4.7.2

Event history display area

In the event history display area, it is displayed as follows.
⚫ Operation (ON) time
Date and time the operation or signal was turned on⚫ Stop (OFF) time
Date and time when the stop or signal was turned OFF⚫ Description
Event content (tag, tag name, event source)
Displayed color of events: Orange color at operation or on: Green color at → or off
The event history search function is similar to the alarm search function. Refer to the alarm
history section.

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4.8

Operation history screen
Displays the change history of information related to tags from this machine in chronologicalorder. The history retention period is one year. In the initial display, you can display up to 5000
records of one day’s worth of data from the displayed time.

Operation history search/setting area

Operation history display area

4.8.1

Operation history search/setting area
3

1

2

No.

Name

Function

1

Period selection

Operation history information can be searched by period.

condition

Left Side : Search period start date and time
Right Side : Search period end date and time
The calendar is displayed and can be set.

2

Search condition

You can search the operation history information by tag and tag
name.

3

Setting menu

Displays the menus related to the operation history setting.

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Setting menu
Item

Description

Close

Closes the Settings menu.

RenewalThe event history information is always

display

updated.

Keep setting

Keeps the print settings.

Text printing

Text is displayed using Notepad for the
event displayed in the event history display
area.

CSV output

Saves the displayed event in the event
history display area in CSV format.

Detailed

This function is used to set conditions insearchaddition to the conditions in the event
history search/setting area.

Maximum

Sets the maximum number of events tonumber ofsearch.

searches
Maximum

Sets the maximum number of event

number ofhistories to be displayed on the screen.

screen list
displays
No page break

Select if you do not want line breaks whenprinting text.

4.8.2

Page break

Select this option to start a page break on awith specified

designated line when text is printed.

number of

The number of lines that can be specified

lines

for page breaks can be changed.

Operation history display area

In the operation history display area, it is displayed as follows.
⚫ Operation change date and time：Date and time when the operation change was performed⚫ Tag：Tag that performed the operation change⚫ Name：Name of the tag for which the operation change was performed⚫ Value before change：Value before operation change⚫ Value after change：Value after operation change
The operation history search function is similar to the alarm search function. Refer to the alarm
history section.
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5. Report function
This operator station has a standard report function which can create, print, and save daily, monthly,and yearly reports as files.

5.1

Report screen
On the report screen, you can display pre-set reports, report operations such as printing, and set
reports. In addition, up to 18 tags can be registered in one report at this operator station.
The data required to create the report that is older than one year is automatically deleted. For
long-term storage, print it out in Excel report and save it.

Form search/setting area

Form display area

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5.1.1

Report search/setting area
1

2

4

5

3

6

7

No.

Name

Function

１

Group combo box

The report group can be selected.

2

Report page selection

The report page can be changed with the arrow buttons.

3

Registration of reports

You can add or delete report pages, change tags in reports, andchange names.
Note that you need more than SUPERVIOR privilege.

4

Change of report type

You can change the report to be displayed on the screen.

5

To change the report

You can specify the date of the report to be displayed on thedatescreen.

Report revision

Used to correct the report data.

6

Note that you need more than SUPERVIOR privilege.
7

Print/Output Menu

Printing and output of reports can be set.

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5.1.2

Print/Output Menu
Item

Description

Close

Closes the Settings menu.

View Page

When report print or Excel is displayed,
only the currently displayed report page isdisplayed.

Display group

When report print or Excel is displayed, allpages in the currently displayed reportgroup are displayed.

All groups

When report print or Excel is executed, allreport groups and all pages are output.

ReportExecute report printing.

printing
Excel display

Displays the report in Excel report.

CSV output :Only the currently displayed report page is

Display Pages

output as numerical data in CSV report.

Only
Maximize

When Excel report is displayed, it isdisplay

maximized and displayed.

See storage

Display the folder in which the form data

locationis saved in File Explorer.

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5.1.3

Reports display area
Report data is displayed in the Report display area.
There are five headers in the upper row, report items are displayed, and “total value”, “averagevalue”, “maximum value”, and “minimum value” are displayed in the lower row.
In the case of a daily report, the data for each day is displayed, in the case of a monthly report,
and in the case of a yearly report, the data for each year is displayed. However, in the case of amonthly report, a blank space is left in the place where

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5.1.4

Correction of report data
The report data can be corrected by manual entry, but it requires more than SUPERVISOR

privilege.

Name

Function

Initiation of correction

Select the report to be corrected (daily, monthly or annual report) andclick the start of correction to change the value of the desired part in thereport display area.

Corrective saving

Reflect the corrected data.
If the daily report is adjusted, it will be reflected in all daily reports.
If the monthly report is adjusted, it will be reflected in all monthly
reports.
If the annual report is revised, it will be reflected in all annual reports.

Coverage copy

Copy the area to be edited by specifying the range.

Range attachment

Click Start correction, and paste the copied contents from the selectedcell.

Re-tabulation

Recalculate the currently displayed report.
When the daily report is displayed, the data will be recollected based on
the actual collected data.
When the monthly report is displayed, it is recollected based on thedaily report data.
While the annual report is displayed, the monthly report data is
re-tabulated based on the monthly report data.

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5.1.5

Registration of reports

The following items can be changed when operation permission above SUPERVISOR is given.

Form page setting area

Form group setting area

Tag registration area on the form page

Item

Description

Report group

Report groups can be selected, renamed, added, and deleted.

Report page

Page title
The name of the report page can be changed.
If there are multiple pages, press the previous/next button to change
the page.
Report layout
Set the format for displaying in Excel format.
Report display items
You can select the items (Total, Average, Maximum, Minimum) to be
displayed in the selected report page.
Report auto print/output setting
Print output at the closing time of the selected report page and file
output in Excel reportat can be set.

Report field

Search condition
When you search by tag number, name, or type, the tags that match theconditions are displayed.

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Item

Description

Add>

Select the tag displayed in Search and add it at the bottom of the report tag.

Insert >Select the tag displayed in Search and insert it at the selected position in thereport tag.

Override>

Select the tag displayed in Search and overwrite it to the selected position of
the report tag.

Tag type

Select normal tag or operation tag.

Tag registration

Total, average, maximum, and minimum

area

Check this to display the desired value.
WidthEnter this to specify the width of the report. (Initial value-1)
Headers 1-5
Fill in the name of the report item, etc.

Extension

The report tag registration area can be expanded and entered easily.

Upper

Moves the selected tag up one line.

BottomMoves the selected tag down one line.

Blank

Inserts a blank line below the selected tag by one line.

DeleteDeletes the selected tag one line.

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6. Other screens and functions
6.1

Switch utility screen
Data in the PLC can be referenced. This function is not used in normal operation/monitoring
operation. However, you can use this screen to refer to data in the PLC with SUPERVISOR privilege
and operate data in the PLC with ENGINEER permission.
When using PLCs manufactured by Mitsubishi Electric Corporation (MELSEC Q series or iQ-R
series), use MEL Utility.
When using a PLC (SYSMAC CS series or CJ series) manufactured by OMRON Corporation, use CS
Utility.

PLC change area

PLC data display area

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6.1.1

PLC change area

The PLC to be referenced can be changed in the combo box.

6.1.2

PLC data display area

Displays the internal data of the PLC.
SUPERVISOR Privilege does not allow you to view and set the data in the PLC. ENGINEER Privilege
allows you to operate the data in the PLC. However, the warning screen is displayed first. Be
careful when operating the PLC.
【Word Monitor】
When address type is selected and address is entered, continuous data of 20 words is displayed.
To change the data, enter the desired value in the field to the right of the displayed data.
【Bit Monitor】
When you select an address type and enter an address, each value is displayed.
When the value is ON, the button is displayed in red, and when it is OFF, it is displayed in gray.
To change the data, click the button.

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6.2

System screen
The System screen is used to set the system functions of the operator station.
To use this window, you must have permission to operate ENGINEER.

Systemfunction

System function screen area

Menu

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6.2.1

System functions menu
Selecting a function from the System Functions menu displays a menu related to the selectedfunction in the System Functions screen area.
Function

Description

External startThis function starts an external application.

setting

Use the Start button to start the displayed application.

Time setting relatedThis window is used to set the time of PCs and PLCs with SUPERVISOR
or higher privilege.
When two servers are used, there is a function to synchronize the time,synchronize the time of the client machine to the server, and reflect thedate of the PC to the PLC.

Menu-related

You can rename the created graphics screen, select “Used”/”Unused”(ifunused), and set the screen order to be displayed in the left menu withthe privileges above SUPERVISOR.
You can also change the name and display position of bookmarked
screens.

Related of faceplates

Parameter operation permission information and display delay setting
time in the faceplate can be checked.
You can also set operational limits for a particular faceplate withSUPERVISOR or higher privileges.

Schedule Related

The specified tag can be turned ON according to the set schedule.

Extensions

In addition, the status of the hard disk mounted on the PC is checkedbased on the set schedule, and an alarm is issued if an abnormality isdetected.
The user holder cleaner deletes the output CSV file and the txt fileaccording to the schedule set.

Configuration

When multiple server units are used, this function allows the settings ofSynchronization

other server units to be set to the same setting.

Connection-related

You can use ENGINEER privilege to view the communication data with
the PLCs you are using and switch to the other when disconnecting,changing connections, or making duplexing.

Server Details

With ENGINEER privilege, you can set the time synchronization masterPC, change the access level password, and restart the system.

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6.2.2

Shutdown related extensions
This function performs shutdown of this system. This will not stop the PLC.

Function

Description

RestartRestarting View (Display)
The screen can be restarted with the privileges above OPERATOR.
Note that the data collection function does not stop.
When changing the graphics screen, this function allows you to reflect
the changes without stopping data collection.

Shutdown

Various shutdown menus for the server are available with SUPERVISOR
or higher privileges.
View (Display) + Server (Collection) Shutdown
Stop the screen, alarm monitoring, and data collection functions.
View (Window) + Server (Collection) Restart PC after Shutdown
Stop the screen, alarm monitoring, and data collection functions, andrestart the PC. Note that this system does not start automatically.
View (Window) + Server (Collection) Power Off After Shutdown
Stop the screen, alarm monitoring, and data collection functions, andturn off the PC.

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