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1. setting Monitor J apanese English Chinese Language 0 Language 1 Language 2 la Precaution for Correct Operation elt is important to determine which languages to register for each language num ber before creating screens Otherwise many languages will be displayed When using the display language switching function memory Is used for the number of language times the number of screens so the number of screens that can be registered will be reduced 196 Switching the Display Language Section 8 7 Procedure for Switching the Display Language Use the following procedure to switch the language Enable switching the display e Set Multi language Exchange to ON on the Language Tab Page of the NV Designer Configuration y Z Setthe language in the OS of the computer 4 Select the language for each language number e Select Multi language Exchange String List from the PT Menu in the NV Designer 1 If Microsoft Excel is used to edit Input the character string for each language number a text file with the File Open or e Use the NV Designer do one of the following Data Import External Data Select Multi language Exchange String List from the PT Menu you may not be able to import Input character strings for parts or import a text file the text to the NV Designer cor rectly 5 Transfer the project Switch the language number by using a function Switch or switching from the PLC 1
2. File Edt View PT Parts Draw Tool Window Help D Sg 2 el pelz sml H ERE B THs ei z Languagen Ih A BPYSGOMAANABS ml z E yr t amp New Project nvp 3 X 0 Base Screen lt NewProjec t_nyp gt SEE F Standard NV3Q Mono Part type Fe Standard NV3W ABCD Sw2 FSw3 E Lamp1 _ NUM SCRL X 189 Y 90 oy Screen number Project name 0 Base Screen lt NewProject nyp gt BX EN Additional Information Select Zoom from the View Menu to zoom in and out of the base screen 6l Positioning Character Strings Graphics and Parts Section 5 4 5 4 Positioning Character Strings Graphics and Parts 62 You can position character strings graphics and parts on the opened base screen Refer to the following methods for positioning Refer to 7 1 2 Entering Character Strings and Graphics for details on how to position character strings and graphics Refer to 7 2 1 Positioning Parts for details 0 Base Screen lt NewProject nyp gt AAR Character Note Bitmap data thatis on the clipboard can be pasted on a screen Copying and Moving Parts and Screens Section 5 5 5 5 Copying and Moving Parts and Screens 5 5 1 Copying and Moving Parts between Screens With the NV Designer you can copy or move parts and graphics on base screens between different projects or within the same project Copying Parts between Right click the part to be copied and select Copy Then
3. 0050 190 8 6 3 Setting Passwords for Operation Security 05 192 8 6 4 Creating the Login Screen for Operation Security 193 8 6 5 Operation Security Settings in the NV Configuration 194 8 6 6 Transferring Passwords 0 0 00 cc eee eee 195 8 7 Switching the Display Language 0 0 cece eee 196 8 7 1 Switching the Display Language 20 0000 eee 196 8 7 2 Enabling Switching the Display Language 198 S26 Displaying Resource Reports esarion tinan Jae sash eee eee x 199 8 9 Base screen Memory Usace 24 0040 ba oe oa See eae eee ene ts 200 169 Switching Backlight Colors Section 8 1 8 1 Switching Backlight Colors The initial settings for backlight colors of the PT can be set and they can then be changed from the PLC 8 1 1 Default Settings for Backlight Color 1 2 3 1 Check the backlight color i The current color is displayed 0 Base Screen lt NewProject _nyp gt DER on the left end of the title bar 2 Right click on the base screen and select Screen Properties from the pop up menu Or select Screen Properties from the PT Menu 3 Setthe backlight color See EIO EEEREN EE Setthe backlight Backlight Red Operation Light Note The backlight colors E depend on the model Color i Refer to the following C White C Li C Blin Green Or Last Re 3 NVIW MG ta ble 4 Click the OK Button 0 Base Screen
4. Base Screen Password l Configuration Keyboard Screen Login Screen l Flow Display Write Address 2 The Communications Parameters Dialog Box will be displayed Set the communications parameters between the NV and PLC m RS 232C Communication Parameters RS232C Port Number Cancel Time Out 3 Initialize Port Number Displays the COM ports to which a connection can be made all ofthe COM ports detected by Windows The default is the lowest numbered COM port Time Out 1 to 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 or 60 s Default is 5 s Note Setthe COM port that will be used on the computer in advance using the Win dows Device Manager or other utility Communications will not be possible if 205 Transferring Screens from the NV Designer Section 9 1 the COM port number does not agree with the COM port to which the PT is connected 9 1 2 Selecting the Data to Be Transferred Transfer Data NewProject nvp Direction Communication Method f NV Designer gt NV Cancel f USB NV30 NV4W NV gt NV Designer RS232C l NV3W Communication Setting Data to Transfer Data Transfer Security All Data W Recipe s V Base Screen v Password V Configuration V Keyboard Screen lV Login Screen V Flow Display V Write Address Verify Base Screen No Keyboard Screen No Login Screen No Recipe File No Transfer Data All Data Selectthis check box to trans
5. After pasting the screen you can double click it to display the copy 1 Base Sore OFERATTON START mai i z k Fal Fal ad i Era OOhan 5o 7 3 T 3 o NDOROV 0 lt Open Copy Cut Paste Delete Copy cur Caste Dretere Moving Screens between Right click the screen to move in the Screen Manager and select Cut or Projects select the screen and click the Copy Button Then right click the screen where you want the copy to be made in the Screen Manager for a different product and select Paste or select the screen and click the Paste Button After moving the screen you can double click the screen to display it 3 Base Screen New Ox 1 Base Screen lt NewP D X OPERAT I ON OPERATION START START ABCD ABCD Note You cannot copy screens between different models of PT 64 Saving the Project Section 5 6 5 6 Saving the Project 5 6 1 Save Select Save from the File Menu 5 6 2 Save As 1 2 3 1 Select Save As from the File Menu The following message will be dis played Tips on Saving a File When you save a file several files are generated NV Designer creates a folder which has the same name as the projects and saves them in this folder For example when you save a file named Sample nyp the target folder Sample is automatically created and the files are saved there E7 Temp gt E7 Sample a Sample nbk Sample nvp Sample ini yh
6. Baa Before conversion NV3W Monochrome Notsup Sup Notsup Sup Notsup Sup Notsup Sup ported ported ported ported ported ported ported ported Vertical Not sup Not sup Sup Not sup Sup Not sup Sup Sup monochrome ported ported ported ported ported ported ported ported NV3W Monochrome Notsup Not sup Notsup Sup Notsup Sup Notsup Sup V1 ported ported ported ported ported ported ported ported Vertical Not sup Notsup Not sup Notsup Sup Not sup Sup Sup monochrome ported ported ported ported ported ported ported ported NV4W 2 shades of Not sup Notsup Notsup Not sup Notsup Sup Notsup Sup gray ported ported ported ported ported ported ported ported T 10j0p Sup Sup Sup ported ported ported Sup Sup Sup ported ported ported Sup Sup ported ported E SUIOIUDOUOU Je2MA Sup ported Sup Sup ported ported Sup ported Not sup ported Sup ported Not sup ported Sup Sup ported ported Not sup ported Vertical with 2 Notsup Notsup Notsup Notsup Not sup Notsup Sup Not sup shades of ported ported ported ported ported ported ported ported gray 8 shades of Notsup Notsup Notsup Notsup Sup Not sup Notsup Sup gray ported ported po
7. Direction Do not change Number of copies Vertical 3 Horizontal 5 Direction Change Attributes Z V ON OFF Bit Step DEC Change 10 00 1 J Cancel Number of Copies Vertical 3 a 1 4 LJ nl Pitch Distance Vertical 5 verical fS C Horizontal 5 Horizontal 5 _ Change Attributes ON OFF Bit Select this check box Step 1 4 15 lamp parts will be created simultaneously 0 Base Screen lt NewProject nyp gt SEE 173 Flow Display Data Section 8 3 8 3 Flow Display Data 8 3 1 Overview This function displays flowing characters at the bottom of the screen Charac ters can be displayed from any screen that meet the conditions 8 3 2 Creating Flow Displays Select Flow Display from the PT Menu The Flow Display Dialog Box will be displayed Basic Setup Cancel Number of ol Messages 0 128 Display Condition Start Address 10 Condition f ON C OFF Number of Mes Enter the number of messages to display The Message Tab sages Page will be displayed if any value greater than 1 is entered Start Address Set the start address in the PLC to use to specify whether to display or hide the messages Starting from this address a consecutive number of words corresponding to the number of messages will be used to specify displaying or hiding the mes sages Condition Set the condition of the bit to use to display the message Ifa bit in the PLC is in the specified status
8. To stop displaying this message clear the Display this dialog box when saving Check Box 2 Click the Close Button Specify the save location in the Save As Dialog Box and Click the Save Button Save in E My Documents A My Music A My Pictures LJ NewProject Fal newrroject File name NewProject Save as type N Designer Project nvp Cancel 65 Project and Execution Files 5 7 Project and Execution Files 5 7 1 Projects 66 Section 5 7 Projects include screen data and settings With the NV Designer PT screen data and the model settings are managed together as a project When the created project is saved the project file nvp the file that is related to the NV Designer and started to access the project that is named at that time and a project folder will be newly created under the specified folder when the project is saved Files with project settings will be created in the Project Folder When sample is specified as the file name I Folder specified for saving Folder specified for Setting data Saving with the same name as the file Example sample Project structure data sample nvp Project profile nbk MM sample nbk Project backup file nvk for system fi sample INI Initialization file INI sample WDF PLC driver file WDF GNRLOOOO BSD Base screen data one file for each screen E sample HSY NV Configuration fi
9. 189 Security Functions Section 8 6 Setting the Password for the First Time Up to 8 characters can be entered for the password The password can contain Set Password EEEE numbers 0 to 9 and letters A to Z The system does not differentiate between Reenter Cancel _ uppercase and lowercase letters Password Previously Set Changing the Password Enter the current password in Old Pass Old Password word and then enter the new password in the New Password and Enter New Pass Cancel pee suey word Again Boxes Set Password Reenter New Deleting the Password Enter only the Old Password Leave the New Password and New Password Again Boxes blank EN Additional Information Passwords cannot be set unless a computer is connected to a PT that is turned ON l Precaution for Correct Operation Do not forget the password If you forget the password the unit memory will have to be cleared to delete the password 8 6 2 Operation Security NV3W V1 NV4W NV3Q Features Security Levels 190 Security levels can be set for parts and users to restrict the displays and oper ations that can be performed If multiple users are using the PT disclosure or mishandling of information can be prevented by placing individual user restric tions e Security levels can be set for all parts e Up to 16 security levels can be set and multiple users can be registered in each level Up to 64 settin
10. Enter the message to display for the alarm as well as the guidance for the message Double click the message to display the Input Dialog Box Click the OK Button when you are finished Message Setting Example Enter Power Supply Error e Guidance Setting Example Check the following factors Enter Is the breaker ON Is the power switch OFF Check the power supply line Paste the guidance at the desired position Paste three FS WO function Switches from the Standard Parts Library on the base screen 161 Alarm Lists NV3W V1 NV4W NV3Q Section 7 11 8 Double click the FSO function switch and set the attributes Function Switch No 0 List Basic Setup ON OFF Display Color Setup Option Valid Condition Operatior 41 Operation Mode C Alternate C Change Screen Others To Operate Alarm Parts Cursor up per Line z OK Cancel Make the following settings and then click the OK Button Setting to Scroll Up the Alarm Display Basic Setup Operation Mode Others To Operate Alarm List Cursor up per line set as required Label ON String UP OFF String UP 9 Double click the FS1 function switch and set the operation mode List Basic Setup ON OFF Display Color Setup Option Valid Condition Operation 4 gt OPO Operation Mode C Alternate C Change Screen Others To Operate Alarm Parts Cursor down per Line x Make the
11. FSW2 FSW1 Function Switches FSWO Lamps ON OFF ON OFF Le Le O 115 Parts Section 7 2 7 2 6 Editing Parts Libraries A parts from a library can be edited after being placed on a base screen EN Additional Information When an edited partis to be leftas a library we recommend creating a new parts library and registering the part in that library 1 2 3 1 Position the part TZ Standard NV3W 0 Base Screen lt NewProject nyp gt m n Z Standard NV3Q Mono Part type Sw4 Drag and drop a part from the parts library 2 Open the Edit Parts Screen List Basic Setup Option Valid Condition Label Operation Mode Cancel SET RESET ON OFF Indication Off Assign Output Address On C Button Pressed Address Address State 10 00 E ither double click the part or right click the part and select Attributes Change the parts attributes The actual content to be edited depends on the part that is selected 116 Parts Section 7 2 7 2 7 Changing the Size of a Part The following methods can be used When you select a part a selection border is displayed 0 Base Screen lt NewProject nyp gt Seles Use the mouse to drag the part handles to the desired size 0 Base Screen lt NewProject nyp gt SEE To adjust the size of a part without affecting its aspect ratio hold down the Shift Key while dragging the part to the desired size
12. Note Using PLC Multiple Connection with a Model Selection of Modbus RTU Mode Temperature Controller or Modbus RTU Mode Unit numbers for the applicable PLC or Temperature Controller can be selected for each part from a pull down list if PLC multiple connection is enabled in the NV Configuration Address Settine x Select the unit number for the applicable PLC or Temperature Controller Note The displayed characters default PLC 1 are the comment for the PLC multiple connection in the NV Configuration The characters can be changed as desired e g Temperature Controller 121 Specifying Addresses Section 7 3 7 3 2 OMRON PLC Addresses The OMRON C CV CVM1 CS C and CP series addresses that can be set by functional parts are listed in the following tables Not all addresses are sup ported by all PLCs Refer to your PLC manuals and specify only addresses that are supported C series and CV CVM1 series PLCs Area specification in pull down list Bit addresses I O bits 000000 to 614315 Work bits Word addresses 0000 to 6143 lt _ lt 7 Raa TR CS CJ series and CP series PLCs Area specification in pull down list Bitaddresses 1 O bits 0000 00 to 9999 15 Work bits LR Area iL 0000 00 tot 9999 35 sraa a Aoao wagons HRA o Hooo to H 9999 15 Daamemoy p ponner m 122 Specifying Addresses Section 7 3 Area specification in pull down list Word addresses I
13. Operating mode Change screen Screen 2 E Return to previous screen Switch turned ON Operating mode Return to previous screen 11 Displaying Screens Section 2 2 m Operating Mode Set Value When the switch is touched the PT writes the screen number to switch to in the PLC internal system memory first word in the Word Area Screen number Specified by PLC and the screen Is switched Example Data format 1 word Output word D100 first word in the Word Area of System Memory Value 2 desired screen number in hexadecimal Function Switch No 0 List Basic Setup ON OFF Display Option Valid Condition Operation Security Label Operation Mode Cancel C SET Multifunction OFF C RESET Momentary C Alternate C Change Screen Others Value Set WwW Output D100 E Value 0 FFFF NV ao ad Screen 2 S witch turned ON A value is set Set D100 to 2 D100 is the first word in l Changes to screen 2 the Word Area of the Basic 9 Communications Area PLC Basic Communications Area Basic Communications Area Word Area Word Area D100 Screen Number from PLC D100 Screen Number from PLC Refer to 7 5 Function Switches for details on Switch Functions 12 Displaying Screens Section 2 2 Switching Screens Using the Ladder Program Switching Screens after a Specified Time Auto Paging Create a ladder program that writes the screen numbe
14. System Memory Area Word Area DO Bit Area 0 Tab page Basic Setup Sets the PT model and system memory Set the first 6 2 2 Basic Settings Tab Page words in the Word Area and Bit Area in the PLC Communication Sets the serial communications settings between the PT 6 2 4 Communication Parameters Tab Parameters and PLC Page PLC Multiple Con Sets parameters when multiple PLCs or OMRON EJ 1 6 2 5 PLC Multiple Connection Tab nection NV4W Temperature Controllers are connected using Modbus NV3Q only Auto Paging Enables auto paging which automatically switches the 6 2 6 Auto Paging Tab Page screen displayed on the PT after a certain period of time Start up Screen Sets the number of the screen displayed on the PT when 6 2 7 Start up Screen Tab Page the power supply is turned ON and its display time Setup 1 Sets the clock reference automatic backlight OFF func 6 2 8 Setup 1 Tab Page tion key press sound battery error display file compres sion display language switching backlight brightness and contrast NV3W V1 only Hold Memory Sets the words to be held for PLC and PT internal mem 6 2 10 Hold Memory Tab Page NV4W NV4W NV3Q only ory NV3Q Only Recipe Sets whether to use the recipe function and also the 8 5 Recipes control address for the recipe function Alarm History Sets sampling for groups 0 and 1 as well as the control 7 11 Alarm Lists NV3W V1 NV4W NV4W NV3Q only add
15. s website And if the User discovers defect of media which is attributable to OMRON and return itto OMRON within the above warranty period OMRON will replace defective media without charge If OMRON is unable to replace defective media or correct the Software the liability of OMRON and the User s remedy shall be limited to the refund of the license fee paid to OMRON for the Software e THE ABOVE WARRANTY SHALL CONSTITUTE THE USER S SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE REMEDIES AGAINST OMRON AND THERE ARE NO OTHER WARRANTIES EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR PARTICULAR PURPOSE IN NO EVENT OMRON WILL BE LIABLE FOR ANY LOST PROFITS OR OTHER INDIRECT INCIDENTAL SPECIAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES ARISING OUT OF USE OF THE SOFTWARE e OMRON SHALL HAVE NO LIABILITY FOR DEFECT OF THE SOFTWARE BASED ON MODIFICATION OR ALTERNATION TO THE SOFTWARE BY THE USER OR ANY THIRD PARTY e OMRON SHALL HAVE NO LIABILITY FOR SOFTWARE DEVELOPED BY THE USER OR ANY THIRD PARTY BASED ON THE SOFTWARE OR ANY CONSEQUENCE THEREOF USER SHALL NOT USE THE SOFTWARE FOR THE PURPOSE THAT IS NOT PROVIDED IN THE ATTACHED USER MANUAL The software specifications and accessories may be changed at any time based on improvements and other reasons The information in this manual has been carefully checked and Is believed to be accurate however no responsibility is assumed for clerical typographical Or proofreading errors or
16. 26 Screen tab page 35 Fill Point 35 Graphic Bar 35 Parts Information 35 Tips Display 35 Toolbar 35 Zoom Box 35 SD memory cards 208 security functions 189 selecting the data to be transferred 206 setting communications condition 205 setting passwords for operation security 192 setting the clock function 91 Setup 1 tab page 88 Setup 2 tab page 93 specifying addresses 121 specifying backlight colors 14 SRAM internal RAM 10 standard parts library 107 starting the NV Designer 54 Start up Screen tab page 87 summer time settings 91 switching backlight colors 170 171 switching screens 11 switching the display language 196 System Memory 75 Backlight color 77 Backlight Control Enable Bit 77 Backlight ON Flash Bit 77 Battery Backup Error Flag 81 Battery Low Flag 81 Index Bit Area 74 Data Entry Flag 77 Login Screen Flag 79 81 Password Change Screen Flag 79 81 Screen Display Bit 77 Word Area 74 System Memory Basic Settings 74 system requirements 16 system versions 4 T table 181 toolbar functions 23 transferring and copying data using SD memory cards NV4W NV3Q 208 transferring passwords 195 transferring screens 204 U using the New Project Wizard 42 54 Communications Parameters 56 NV Model 55 NV Type 55 PLC Model 56 System Memory 56 W write address data 177 219 Index 220 Revision History A manual revision code appears
17. Active List vl Monitoring Start Address Alarm Number 1 128 Detection Type Bit Off 3 Sets the color and form Alarm List Parts No 0 List Basic Setup Color and Form Operation Security Guidance Element Setup Display rea Color Number of Lines 3s String Display Frame Background C Off fe On Outside Frame Zi OK Cancel Cancel Cancel Operating Mode Active List Monitoring Start Address W 30 Alarm Number i e number of alarms 32 Detection Type BitOn One bit is allocated to each alarm When 32 is set 2 words can be monitored elf an alarm status turns ON the alarm is displayed when the bit turns ON The NV Configuration is not necessary for an alarm list Set the basic setup Display Area Number of Lines 8 Display Frame On Type Outside Frame Inside Frame Color Black Color String Black Background White 4 For Guidance select Display Text and then make the necessary settings Alarm List Parts No 0 List Basic Setup Color and Form Operation Security Guidance Element Setup No f Display Text C Change Screen Display Area Color String enni E Number of Lines Background Display Frame Off f On 160 Cancel Display Text Yes Display Area Number of Lines 5 Display Frame On Color Black Color String Black Background White e Guidance is used to display a more detail
18. Click the Operation Tab and make the following settings Operation Others Mode Add DEC 1W Output D100 Device to Add S ub D100 1 Add DEC Word Signed 2 s Complement Output D100 Device to Add Sub D100 Value 0 32767 1l 6 Click the OK Button to return to the Write Address Dialog Box To write mul tiple conditions or data select row No 0 from the list and click the Settings Button Note Up to 100 settings can be registered Name No Scre Condition1 Condition2 Operation 0 AILS 10 00 ON Always Operational Add DEC Wo 7 Click the OK Button to return to the base screen and transfer the file EN Additional Information elf All Screens is selected multiple times in the condition settings the PT will be reading PLC data multiple times slowing the response If the screen can be Specified itis recommended to use the Specified Screen Options e The Write Address function is perform only once when the specified conditions are met The operation is performed only once each time when the conditions are met It is performed again until status changes 180 Recipes Section 8 5 8 5 Recipes 8 5 1 Overview A model s set values can be written or read to the specified PLC addresses for a command from the PLC or PT A model s block s set values can be saved in the PT as a table called a rec ipe file The recipe file number and block number model nu
19. For a part containing text however the smallest possible size is limited by the size of the text so m ABCD o gt The part cannot be made any smaller If the size of the character string is made larger than the standard size the part is automatically enlarged Charactersize 16dots Character size 48 dots ABCD 117 Parts Section 7 2 7 2 8 User created Parts Libraries Users can create both their own parts and also their own parts libraries Registering a newly created part or a part for which the settings have been changed makes it easy to reuse that part The following procedure can be used to register a user created part and cre ate a parts library 1 2 3 1 Inputthe file name and title of the parts library and click the OK Button Select Open Parts Library Create New from the Parts Menu and enter a file name and title for the parts library Ne w File Name new Title NEW File name new Title NEW 2 The new parts library will be displayed Settings Groups This setting is used when groups are to be created within the parts library 3 Click the Add Button for the library 118 Parts Section 7 2 4 Entera name for the group and click the OK Button Group Name Name Group 5 The Group Screen will be displayed Group Group Add Delete Rename Create the part to register 6 A user can create a part for the library using a base screen
20. Hold Memory tab page 94 Index Hold NV Internal Memory Value 94 Hold PLC Memory Value 94 Key Press Sound 89 NV Configuration parameters 69 NV Model 60 PLC Model 60 PLC Unit No 82 Startup of Multi Language Exchange 90 Start Up Screen No 87 System Menu Language 89 92 Transfer Clock Data to an External Device 92 Transfer Outside 89 Transmission Delay 83 NV Memory Editor 213 Edit NV Internal Memory 214 File the Data Log Information 213 Upload Alarm History Information 213 NV Model Convert 59 NV Designer Configuration 29 31 NV Designer Dialog Box Create New Project 54 Open Existing Project 54 Recent Projects 54 O OMRON PLC addresses 122 operation security NV4W NV3Q 189 190 operation security settings in the NV Configuration 194 overall flow of operation 40 p parts in the Standard Parts Libraries 112 parts libraries 28 104 PLC memory hold area 10 PLC Model Convert 60 PLC multiple connection 4 83 precaution for Windows Vista Windows 7 16 project file 66 projects 66 PT internal addresses 123 PT internal memory 10 R recipe file 181 recipes 181 re installation 16 repeated copying 172 S saving the project 65 screen data base screen data 10 flow display data 10 keyboard screen data 10 login screen data 10 NV configuration data 10 passwords 10 recipe data 10 Write Address data 10 screen data security 189 Screen Manager
21. NewProject nyp a x 0 Base Screen lt NewP SE F Standard NV3W F Standard NV3Q Mono Part type aonhuon o Co y Cut Paste L M Double click a part on the screen and then set the attributes of the part EN Additional Information You can display the attribute information e g address of parts on the screen Select Parts Attribute from the View Menu Example 0 Base Screen lt NewP Seles You can display the parts numbers of parts placed on the screen Select Parts No from the View Menu 103 Parts Section 7 2 0 Base Screen lt NewP s im x When you want to draw a very fine part or fine tune the position of a part select Zoom Box from the View Menu a Precaution for Correct Operation 1 The zoom box will not be displayed properly on Windows Vista or Windows 7 computers on which Aero is enabled If you use the zoom box disable Aero 2 The following limitations apply to positioning parts on a base screen A part cannot be placed on top of another part e Character strings and graphics cannot be placed on top of parts Ifa part overlaps a character string or graphic the character string or graphic will be placed in the background behind the part 7 2 2 Parts Libraries A parts library contains parts such as switches lamps data displays and keyboards that you can use to create screens They can be easily positioned on base screens by dragging and dropping the
22. PT to PLC W20 00 bit 00 of W20 is turned OFF 186 Recipes Section 8 5 1 23 1 Select Write Address from the PT Menu Name Eng No Scre Condition1 Condition2 Operation Com Cancel nei __Setinge_ men E Los me Mee 2 Select Settings 3 Click the Condition Tab and set the conditions Condition Write Completed Flag W 20 08 is ON List Condition Operation ee Specified Screen All Screens Condition 1 Operational Specified Screen 1 Pee under Valid Specified Screen C O n d itio n rae ea Address type Bit a under Valid Condition 10 00 ON eons i R elatio n code Add ress O N Always Operational A d d re S S W 2 0 0 8 Operational under Valid Condition a Condition 2 Always Operational Note Specify the screen number if the screen needs to be specified 4 Setthe operation mode Operation Turn OFF the Write Bit W 20 00 Operation Mode RESET W 20 00 List Condition Operation Momentary C Alternate C Others Output 5 The conditions and the operation mode for the address writing are set and displayed Write Address NewProject nvp ll S 10 00 ON Always Operational RESET 10 00 Settings Insert 187 Recipes Section 8 5 li Precaution for Correct Operation Up to 100 addresses can be written The PT constantly reads the conditional addresses registered for the write address function
23. and then saves it into internal memory The values saved in internal memory in the PT are dis played by the line graph part The graph is updated at the specified interval PT Screen PT Monitoring is 90 performed at the specified 50 interval 40 8Q RO m Graph Type There are two types of line graphs Pen Move Once the display area is full the graph is scrolled by a set amount equal to a few minutes of data after which graph draw ing is resumed Sheet Move As monitoring is performed the graph is drawn in the specified direction MB roken Line Graph A bit in the PLC is used as a trigger to prompt the NV Series to batch read multiple words of data from the PLC m Description of Operation When the specified bit in the PLC turns ON the PT reads data from the PLC The data is displayed on the line graph While the bit is ON the graph is con Stantly updated PT Screen PT 7 90 All the data is read atthe 50 same time 40 ax owo RO Specified bit Internal memory in PT p100 w p101 D102 50 SS SS D103 vies P30 Batch read D104 D105 so D106 143 Line Graphs Section 7 10 Settings in the NV Up to five sampling methods groups 0 to 4 can be set Configuration m Data Log Sampling is started from the start address and continued for the number of words equal to number of graph lines x number of words specified for data format For example for 5 lines and the DEC 2W data format 5
24. between file numbers If noth ing is entered all recipe files will be transferred a Specify the file number and block number Write 0 in W21 file number and 0 in W22 block number to specify file 0 and block 0 b Turn ON the Write Bit Turn ON W20 00 Write Bit c Turn OFF W20 00 Write Bit when W20 08 Write Complete Flag turns ON Use the write address function or PLC ladder program to manipulate these bits W20 15 Error Flag willis OFF and W23 Error Code is set to 0000 hex when operation is completed normally The values in block 0 setin step 5 is written to D200 to D209 185 Recipes Section 8 5 8 5 4 Operational Flow of Recipe Function Use the following procedure to use the recipe function leted Flag OFF E YES Operation Comp S pecify the file number and block number YES Turn ON the operation bit YES Error Flag OFF Check the error code NO and process the error YES Operation Completed Flag OFF YES Turn OFF the operation bit Example of Handshaking The recipes can be used without special programming in the PLC by using the Using Write Address write address function When the Write Completed Flag bit 8 of word n is Function turned ON by using the write address function the Write Bit PT to PLC bit 0 of word n is turned OFF Example Set W20 as the first control word When the Write Completed Flag W20 08 bit 8 of W20 turns ON the Write Bit
25. default or vertical and monochrome NV3W V1 Monochrome default or vertical and monochrome NV4W 2 shades of gray default 8 shades of gray vertical with 2 shades of gray or vertical with 8 shades of gray NV3Q Monochrome default or color File Name Enter the name of the file in which to save the project The default file name is NewP roject Position Use the Reference Button to specify the loca tion where the project is to be saved The default location Is c documents and set tings user my documents 5 Keep Current Settings Select this check box to use the above settings the next time you create a file 1 To change the model setting select Convert NV Model Convert from the Tool Menu of the NV Designer 55 Starting the NV Designer and Creating New Projects Section 5 1 6 Setthe status for the communications settings and then click the Next But ton Click the Cancel Button to display the Startup Window without a project Select Model gt gt Communication Parameters gt gt PLC Model Omron SYSMAC CS CIJICP Series Keep Current Settings lt lt Back Cancel O iem O J Description O O 1 PLC Model 1 Selectthe PLC model to connect from the drop down list The default is the OMRON SYSMAC CS C CP Series 2 Save Current Settings Select this check box to use the above settings the next time you create a file 1 To change the model setting select Convert PLC Model Convert from the To
26. e When the user or a third party mishandles the SD memory card 209 Transferring and Copying Data Using SD Memory Cards NV4W NV3Q Section 9 2 e When the SD memory card is subjected to static electricity or electrical noise e When the SD memory card is removed or the power is turned OFF while the card is being accessed such as when data is being saved or deleted Note 1 OMRON recommends saving important data to other media and always having a backup 2 Do not pull out the SD memory card or turn OFF the power while the SD memory card access indicator Is lit on the PT This indicator light while data is being read from or written to the card Data may be destroyed 9 2 4 Storing Data on an SD Memory Card 1 2 3 Eoi NY RAN M SI Password Greate SD Memory Card File SD Memory Card Drive A File Name aaa0l 9 2 5 Reading Data from an SD Memory Card 1 2 3 File Edit View Ba Parts Draw Tool Window Help Ca g Transfer Transfer Ctrl T NV Configuration k ANMI cipe erify Create SD Memory Gard File from SD Memory Card File Password Screen Properties SD Memory Card Drive Ax Cancel File Name 9 2 6 Formatting an SD Memory Card Select Transfer Cre ate SD Memory Card File from the PT Menu of NV Designer Select the SD memory card drive and then enter a name for the file to be saved To overwrite a file click the name of the exist
27. 24 00 00 Trig Alarm gt MM dd 24 00 00 Trig Alarms i5 MM dd 24 00 00 Trig Alaim IMM dd 24 00 00 Trig Alarmd IMM dd 24 00 00 Trig Alarm6 IMM dd 24 00 00 Trig Alarm say _yFst Ty Fse _ Up j Down 5 Double click the alarm list part and change the basic setup Double click the parts number ALO on the base screen and Alarm List Parts No 0 List Basic Setup Color and Form Operation Security Guidance Element Setup Bie ya aman make the following settings Histonktime Orden oJ Tagore Arknowiedaed Operating Mode History PS Time Group No fo Config R ron Order Alarm Number 2 gJ Reference Group No 0 see Midd Alarm Number i e number of Time 24 00 00 a la rms 3 2 Display Form Date MM dd Time 24 00 00 Display Event Trig gered Recov ered and Acknowl edged Stop Updating Off Note 1 The number set in the NV Configuration Is displayed as the Reference Group No 156 Alarm Lists NV3 W V1 NV4W NV3Q Section 7 11 2 The referenced number of alarms sets the number of alarm messages that are recorded Set the Monitoring Alarm Number in the NV Configu ration so that it is greater than or equal to the Current Alarm Number 3 Stop Updating The specified bit can be used to stop updating the display Updating the display will be stopped while the specified bitis ON Sampling continues 6 Click the Color and Form Tab
28. 8 1 1 Default Settings for Backlight Color 170 8 1 2 Switching Backlight Colors 0 0 0 cece eee eee 171 SZ Repeated Copy Nas eraai a a a a a E 172 S2 OVEIVICW cy tdnis AE S 2485 EAS a A N a 172 8 2 2 Repeatedly Copying Parts 0 0 cc cece nee 172 8 2 3 Example of Repeated Copying 0 eee eee 172 S25 Flow Display Datas ack a dake boa oe SE Rh ee 174 S02 JOVEIVICW 6 a0 44 6 85 58 BER CEL SS ARG etl G Ree A Soe 174 8 3 2 Creating Flow Displays 0 0 0 cece eens 174 8 3 3 Default Settings for Flow Displays 0 0 0 0 2 eae 175 8 3 4 Example of Creating a Flow Display 00 175 S24 Wile Address Dalai 4d neu towct tudes Ye ROe wea ws boa ee enews 177 Otel OVE e Weni ede e Beat PURER eee SPR E eae oes 177 8 4 2 Write Address Setup Procedure 0 0 0 0 cece eee 177 8 4 3 Write Address Default Settings 0 0 0 0 eee ee 179 8 4 4 Write Address Setup Example 000 cee eee 179 Se JReCIDeS os Rare Aa eae Makes Sama eee hae Cute a a eee 181 Se O ee a e e E a ne eae ee 181 8 5 2 Controlling Recipes ssnanana ananuna Sade Saas Seeds 181 S55 USDE ROCES aseri e aaa a AS DEENS 183 8 5 4 Operational Flow of Recipe Function 0005 186 S0 SECY PUNCIIONS ess eaa r a a a a aa 189 8 6 1 Data Transfer Security Function 0 00 00 cece eee 189 8 6 2 Operation Security NV3W VI NV4W NV3Q
29. 8 x 8 dots H x V Normal characters 16 x 8 dots H x V True Type Character sizes are specified as the number of dots 10 to 240 dots Fonts installed with the NV Designer are used for display Windows Character sizes are specified as the number of dots 10 to 240 dots Any of the Windows fonts installed in your computer can be used for display 1 Some symbols cannot be used with half size characters la Precaution for Correct Operation Font drawing and character styles are handled using functionality provided by Windows The appearance of text depends on the version and type of Windows being used and the fonts that are installed Size of Character Strings Parts that do not contain a character string can be set to any size When parts and Parts contain characters e g switches the part size will be limited by the minimum character size minimum character size 8 x 8 dots When designing the screen layout consider the size of the characters being used and the screen layout design according the number of dots constituting the screen of PT model being used 102 Parts Section 7 2 7 2 Parts 7 2 1 Positioning Parts Drag parts from the parts library of the Standard Dialog Box and drop them on the base screen NV Desiener d my documents NewProject_nyp fo fait File Edit View PT Parts Draw Tool Window Help 2 DS e 2c BRFSS 8 RRRS Bl S wx forr z flaneuaced RANMOOCEZNGOMbBABS te
30. A Ea Se 123 7 3 4 Address Input with Modbus RTU Mode Temperature Controller Connection 124 Is dex Modei scenama eenaa nna e ca ee eae een a EA 125 7A BitSwitches SWitCh Jonea e tate ee E E E R E ER 127 Jdel BICS WICKES erres Bhd a rra ara ae a 127 7 4 2 Default Settings of Bit Switches 0 0000 e eee 127 7 4 3 Operation Modes of Bit Switches 00 00 ee 127 7 4 4 Bit Switch Settings cc c06 ui wewy iess ink ete ee ike ate a 127 Ta PUNCUON OWICHES cure td odode owe noe eA Teel eed Ce keene eae ee aes 128 7 5 1 Function Switches 0 0 0 0 ccc eee 128 7 5 2 Default Settings of Function Switches 0 128 7 5 3 Operation Modes of Function Switches 05 129 7 5 4 Function Switches Settings 0 cece eee eee 129 TO Lamps scans ane ses aS eta eee eiae sete 6 Rea Ula bees 130 TO NGAI S ig sed ey eR al ata Wa arden le Sb eM aires a ees 130 7 6 2 Default Settings of Lamps 0 cece eee eee 130 2623 Lamp Cums as g cgc 4s a emo dm ase A ere oe aoe eh ee rates 130 1 7 Data Parts and Keyboard Parts 2405 24 seco bidoe oeusahaecnoecwa es 131 7 7 1 Data Parts and Keyboard Parts 0 aaa 131 7 7 2 Default Settings of Keyboard Parts nnana anaana aaa 131 7 7 3 Default Settings of Data Parts 0 0 cee eee 132 7 7 4 Settings for Creating an Edit Keyboard Screen 132 To WeEVClANICUEIS 2
31. Alarm History Line Graph Password Line Graph Control On No l Name Reference ddress Number of Lines Data Format Sampling Trigger Number of Rec A d d res S f W 1 5 0 D200 1 DEC1W 5s 0n Sarplin Initialize Line Graph Control C off On Address W15 i 4 Open base screen 0 and position a line graph part z Double click 0 in the Screen 0 Base Screen lt NewProject nyp gt mef Manager and then drag the ee line graph part from the stan dard parts library and drop it on the base screen 147 Section 7 10 Line Graphs 5 Double click the line graph part and change the basic setup Line Graph Part No 0 List Basic Setup Display Operation Security Element Setup Function Direction C Broken line Graph Right Left Reference Stop Update Graph No 0 x Config Off Number of Lines 1 Graph Type Display Point Pen Move C Sheet Move Display Point Number of 2 320 Scrolls 1 1 80 6 Click the Display Tab and set the attributes Line Graph Part No 0 List BasicSetup Display Operation Security Element Setup Display Data Scale Horizontal Line Plot Interval Dot 1 J p a Off 0 318 Number of Divisions Background Color Color 3 Vertical Line Off Display Frame F Up o E Numberof fs C Off f Whole C X fY axis Divisions Color Double click the parts num ber LGO on the base
32. Cancel Auto Paging No Time Jump Initialize O em J Description O O Auto Paging Off Screens will not be switched automatically On Screens will be automatically switched according to the set tings The Setup Button will be enabled if the error code dis play is enabled Click the Setup Button and set the screen number to display the display time and jump destination 85 Setting the NV Configuration from the NV Designer Section 6 2 Setting Up Auto Paging Select the On Option for Auto Paging and click the Setup Button The Auto Paging Dialog Box will be displayed Set the screen number time and jump destination then click the Save Button Auto Paging Screen No Time 1 255 Jump to 0 1023 Screen No Enter the number of the screen to switch to automatically within the range given in parentheses Time Sets the time the switched screen is displayed It can be set to between 1 and 255 seconds Sets the screen number to switch to Settings Display Sets up auto paging Area 5 OK Button Closes the Auto Paging Dialog Box and returns to the Auto Paging Tab Page 6 Delete Button Deletes the screens saved in auto paging Saves the setings a 1 2 86 Setting the NV Configuration from the NV Designer Section 6 2 6 2 7 Start up Screen Tab Page Note Open the Start up Screen Tab Page from NV Configuration Set the number of the screen to display and the
33. Check the Base Screen 0 Base Screen lt NewProject nyp gt Sel 7 Transfer the screen to the PT 8 Check operation Set appropriate values for D100 to D179 and check the operation To update the graph turn ON W20 00 bit 00 of W20 To stop updating the graph turn OFF W20 00 bit 00 of W20 151 Alarm Lists NV3W V1 NV4W NV3Q Section 7 11 7 11 Alarm Lists NV3W V1 NV4W NV3Q 7 11 1 Default Settings of Alarm History NV4W NV3Q only History Time Order Reference Group No Alarm Number i e number of 32 alarms Date MM dd Time 24 00 00 Triggered Display Events Recovered Acknowledged Stop Updating Off Display Area Number of Lines NV3Q 8 NV4W 3 Basic Setup Display Form Display Frame O Type Outside Inside Frames Color Black Language No Language 0 Triggered Color Black String Trig Color amp String Recovered Color Black String Rcv Acknowledged Color Black String Ack Background Color White of Guidance off Language No Language 0 ere itessage Afar 0 to TF 7 11 2 Default Settings for Alarm Lists Operation Mode acive List Start Address 10 Basic Setup Alarm Number i e number of 32 Monitoring alarms Detection Type BitOn Display Area Number of Lines NV3W VI NV4W 4 NV3Q 8 Display Frame On Color and Form Color and Form Type Outside Inside Frames Color Black String Black Background White Operation Security Display Restriction Off Guidan
34. Keyboard Screen Login Screen Flow Display Used Memory 12 714 bytes Free Memory 2 084 438 bytes Recipe Used Memory 0 bytes Free Memory 65 534 bytes Write Address Used Memory O bytes Free Memory 65 536 bytes 199 Base Screen Memory Usage Section 8 9 8 9 Base Screen Memory Usage The amount of memory used by the base screens Is displayed here Displaying the Base Screen Memory 1 2 3 1 Select Base Screen Memory Use Status from the Tool Menu The User Memory Dialog Box will be displayed m NV3W Memory Used by Screen 0 Base Screen lt NewProject _nvp gt Ea Screen Memory Usage 170 byte Breakdown Reference Devices WX WY DT Memory used 354 soe mE NV3W V1 NV4W NV3Q Memory Used by Screen 2 Base Screen lt NewProject nvyp gt E3 Screen Memory Usage Breakdown Reference Devices WX WY DT Memory used Parts Memory used Image Graphics Drawings Memory used Address Memory used Screen data The amount of screen data used during editing is displayed Breakdown The percentage of the limit for using parts that has already been used is dis played Reference Devices The percentage of the memory that will be used when the part information is registered in the PT is displayed Parts NV3W V1 NV4W NV3Q The percentage of the memory that will be used when the parts are attached is displayed 200 Base Screen Memory Usage Section 8 9 Image Graphic
35. OFF Ifthe On Option is selected a box to specify the amount of time taken until the backlight is automatically turned OFF will be dis played Set time to between 1 and 30 minutes Sets the sound that is made when the screen is touched e Disable The operation sound is disabled e Enable The operation sound is enabled Sets whether to display the battery low mark Off The battery low mark is not displayed On The battery low mark is displayed when the battery charge is low and when itis out of charge Sets whether to compress the data transferred to the PT Off Screen data is not compressed On Screen data is compressed Sets the language for the System Menu Select one of the following from the pull down menu English default apanese 89 Setting the NV Configuration from the NV Designer Section 6 2 a Startup of Multi Language Sets whether to specify the language number from the PLC when using the multi lan Exchange guage exchange function Off Language numbers are not specified from the PLC On Language numbers are specified from the PLC If you specify accessing PLC data a setting will be displayed to enter the communications address 2 words Setthe address in the PLC from which the language number will be set The following two words are used for the communications addresses First word Language number specified by the PLC sent from PLC to PT First word 1 Number of language cu
36. PT 11 Check operation Place a value between 0 and 100 into D200 and then change the value Check that the graph is updated every 5 s Recorded data can be deleted using the data log control address In this example turn ON the Group 0 Memory Clear Bit in W16 00 bit 00 of word 16 7 10 4 Batch reading PLC Memory to Display the Graph Basic Operation 1 2 3 1 Open base screen 0 and position a line graph part Double click 0 in the Screen 0 Base Screen lt NewProject nyp gt Sel Manager and then drag the line graph part from the stan dard parts library and drop it on the base screen 149 Line Graphs Section 7 10 2 Double click the line graph part and change the basic setup Line Graph Part No 0 mj Double click the parts num ber LGO on the base screen ist Basic Setup Display Operation Security Element Setu OK i ee and make the following set Function Direction Cancel i i 1 tings Data Log Broken line Graph Right Left Up F u nctio n B ro ke N line Graph Line Options Update Options Number of Lines 1 Update Device N u mber of Lines 1 Direction Right PicpleeFai Update Device W20 Display Point ay 2 320 Display Point 80 EN Reference When the corresponding bit in the specified word for graph update turns ON the graph is updated Graph 0 corresponds to bit 0 graph 1 to bit1 and so on While the bit is OFF the graph is not updated Fora br
37. PT internal memory NV series PT internal memory The specified area can be held while the power supply is OFF PLC memory hold PLC data that is constantly read from the specified memory area locations and can be held even when the power supply is turned OFF 10 Displaying Screens Section 2 2 2 2 Displaying Screens 2 2 1 Startup Screen Screen 0 is displayed as default when the PT is started This screen can be changed in NV Configuration from the NV Designer 2 2 2 Switching Screens One of the following three methods can be used to change the displayed screen registered in the NV series PT e Switching screens using function switches functional parts on PT screens Switching screens using the ladder program e Switching screens after a specified time automatic paging Switching ah haope Using The PT screen can be switched using a function switch from a parts library Function Switches Functional Parts on PT The operation depends on the operating mode set for the function switch Screens m Operating Mode Change Screen When the function switch is touched the screen will change to the preset screen number However the information in the PLC internal system memory first word in the Word Area Screen number specified by PLC will not be updated You can also return to the previous screen by using a function switch with the Operating mode Set to Example NV Screen 2 Changes to screen 2 Switch turned ON
38. Parts in the Standard Parts Libraries Standard Part Abbreviati Description Applicable NV series PTs Applicable NV series PTs PTs library part name NV3W NV3Q name S witch Bit switches are turned ON Sup Sup Sup Sup and OFF in the same way ported ported ported ported as the corresponding bit in the PLC Func A part having a function and Sup S up S up Sup tion which when touched ported ported ported ported switches switches the screen per forms calculations etc Lamp Lamps Lamp The display color of the Sup Sup eter lamp changes when the ported ported ported ported corresponding bit in the PLC turns ON and OFF Message Mes Message parts change the Sup Sup sage message thatis displayed ported ported ported ported parts according to changes in the contents of the correspond ing address in the PLC You can switch between up to 16 different messages Data Data Data Data parts display the con Sup Sup parts tents of the corresponding ported ported ported ported address in the PLC directly on the screen Level meter Level Level Level meters display S up S up Sup Sup meters Meter changes in the contents of ported ported ported ported the corresponding address in the PLC Clock Clock Clock A partthat displays the date Sup Sup and time based on a refer ported ported ported ported enced clock PT clock or PLC clock A sing
39. Start Menu The following NV Memory Edi tor Dialog Box will be displayed NV Memory Editor BER File the Data Log information Edit MY Internal Memory Exit Saving Alarm History Information from the PT in a CSV File 1 Click the Upload Alarm History Information Button The Alarm History Information Editor Dialog Box will be displayed Alarm History Information Editor Alarm History Group No Base Screen fe Auto r Group f Manual Trigzered Recovered A No Alarm Message Communications Setting e Select either GroupO or Groupl for the Alarm History Group No e Select either Auto or Manual for the Base Screen 2 Click the Communications Settings to set communications settings between the PT and PLC Click the NV gt PC Button to transfer the alarm history information that is saved in the PT to the computer and display it 4 Click the Save Button to save the alarm history information that was transferred in a CSV file Reading Line Graph Data Log Data from the PT and Saving Itin CSV format Files 1 Click the File the Data Log Information Button The following Data Log Information Editing Dialog Box will be displayed 213 NV Memory Editor Appendix A 32 Data Loe Information Editing Data Log Group No Graph No es NV gt PC Communications Setting e Specify the Line Graph Sampling Group No e Click the Set Conditions Button to display the Set Line Graph Data
40. The communication address for the part D100 When 10 is stored in DO the data part will store the data in D110 Bit Switches Switch Section 7 4 7 4 Bit Switches Switch 7 4 1 Bit Switches Bit switches can be used to turn ON and OFF specified bits in the PLC Set the bit address when setting the operating mode of the switch 7 4 2 Default Settings of Bit Switches ded me SSS S Fixed NV Designer Size 1 1 x1 vertically and x1 hori When OFF zontally Fixed NV Designer Size 1 1 x1 vertically and x1 hori When ON zontally Language No Language 0 Character Style Not supported Color Character Background color Not supported 7 4 3 Operation Modes of Bit Switches The specified bitin the PLC is turned ON The specified bitin the PLC is turned OFF The bitis ON as long as the switch is held down Alternate Pressing the switch once turns the bit ON or OFF 7 4 4 Bit Switch Settings LL See Also Setting methods are described while creating a screen Refer to 4 2 4 Creating Base Screens 127 Function Switches Section 7 5 7 5 Function Switches 7 5 1 Function Switches Function switches are used to switch between screens perform addition or Subtraction switch the displayed language etc 7 5 2 Default Settings of Function Switches l Change Screen Screen 0 Multi Function Valid Condition on Secun o peraton eu Operation Restriction Font Fhed NVDesigner Size 1 1 x
41. Update the firmware automatically M Verity 5 Click the OK Button The project will be transferred to the PT 4 2 7 Setting the PT System Menu Example Set the clock in the NV3Q 1 2 3 1 Press the upper left corner for 2 seconds upper right corner and then the lower right corner in order Touch the Setting Menu Button Touch the Clock Button 4 Setthe time PT System Menu System Menu 9 pee Press the upper left corner Touch the Setting Button Touch the Clock Button for 2 seconds upper right corner and set the time and then the lower right corner in order Refer to the NV Series PT Setup Manual Cat No V103 for details on the System Menu 50 Creating a Simple Screen Section 4 2 4 2 8 Setting Up PLC Communications The communications settings must be changed in the PLC so that it can com municate with the PT In this section an NV3Q PT and a CP series PLC are used as an example B CX Programmer e Set and transfer the PLC Setup Commercially available USB cable 1 2 3 1 Start the CX Programmer 2 Make the following settings on the Serial Port 1 Tab Page forthe CP1E and the Serial Port Tab Page for other PLCs in the PLC Setup Communications setting User settings Baud rate 9 600 bps Parameters 7 1 E Host link No 0 7 PLC Settings NewPLC1 File Options Help Communications Settings Link Words C Standard 9600 1 7 2 E f Custom Bau
42. Usage ty acct ieee hab ye aa a a E eee eee 200 SECTION 9 Transferring Screens cccccescccscccscssesssesss 203 9 1 Transferring Screens from the NV Designer 0 0 0 eee cee eee eee 204 9 2 Transferring and Copying Data Using SD Memory Cards NV4W NV3Q 208 Appendices A INV Memory Raion lt 4 2 5ked 124 462 3i6 Le ae wicks Sh ae ate bee mies eee eke 213 MNO No fees ee eters ee wk ec es Ge ek aE a ee O 217 Revision HIStory 6 4 2 0 4 tni0t as 0025 resisite tandi aan 22 About this Manual This manual describes how to create screens for and maintain the NV series PTs using the NV Designer and includes the sections described below Please read this manual carefully and be sure you understand the information provided before attempting to use the NV Designer Be sure to read the precautions provided in the following section Precautions This section provides general precautions for using the NV series PTs and related devices Section 1 Overview This section introduces the features and functions of the NV Designer Section 2 PT Internal Data Structure and Display Methods This section describes the internal data structure of an NV series PT how to control the screens dis played on the PT and how to control the backlight Section 3 NV Designer Outline and Configuration This section gives the system requirements for running the NV Designer describes the windows and menus of the NV Designer and explai
43. WWM de 24 00 00 Trig Alarm se f Up Down Ack 10 Double click the FSO function switch and set the operation mode Make the following settings List Basic Setup ON OFF Display Color Setup Option Valid Condition Operatior4 gt a nd the n C lic k the O K B utto n T e Setting to Scroll Up the Alarm c Display OperationMode Others To Operate Alarm Parts Cur Sor up per Line Color amp String Setas required C Alternate C Change Screen Others To Operate Alarm Parts Cursor up per Line 11 Double click the FS 1 function switch and set the operation mode Make the following settings List Basic Setup ON OFF Display Color Setup Option Valid Condition Operatior 4 gt a nd the n clic k the O K B utto n Operation Mlode Cancel Setting to Scroll Down the C SET Alarm Display ene OperationMode Others To Operate Alarm Parts Cur sor down per Line Color amp String Setas required C Momentary C Alternate C Change Screen Others To Operate Alarm Parts Cursor down per Line 158 Alarm Lists NV3 W V1 NV4W NV3Q Section 7 11 12 Double click the FS2 function switch and set the operation mode Function Switch No 2 Make the following settings and then click the OK Button List Basic Setup ON OFF Display Color Setup Option Valid Condition Operatior 4 gt i i Garena Kade as Set the bit sw
44. When the NV Designer is started the NV Designer Dialog Box will be dis played JEEE L L TA V Designer b a elvan ar Open Existing Project Recent Projects NUM SCRL X ir s ay C Open Existing Project C Recent Projects Cancel a m Create New Project Selectthis option to create a new project Open Existing Project Select this option to read and edit a project that is saved to the disk A dialog box for opening the project will be displayed for you to select the project that you want to edit 3 Recent Projects Select this option to open a project that has been used recently Starting the NV Designer and Creating New Projects Section 5 1 4 Select Create New Project from the Start Menu The following Select Mod el Dialog Box will be displayed The following setting status will be displayed atthe top of the Wizard Dialog Box Create Project gt gt Communication Parameters gt gt System Memory 5 Setthe status for creating the project and then click the Next Button Select Model Greate Project gt gt gt gt NVModel WEY NV Type 128 w x 64 H Monachrome File Name NewProject Position Reference Keep Current Settings em dies ription 1 NV Model Select the model of the NV series PT from the drop down list NV3W default NV3W V1 NV4W or NV3Q NV Type 1 Select the model of NV series PT from the drop down list NV3W Monochrome
45. a circular or oval sector Rounded Rectangle Button Creates a square with rounded corners The radius of the rounded corners can be changed in the line settings Polygon Button Creates a polygon Fill Button Fills areas enclosed by lines and graphics with a color Character Type Button Sets the size and style bold outline underline of characters Color Button Changes the color of character strings and graphics Line Type Button Sets the line thickness and type 25 NV Designer Window Names and Menus Section 3 2 3 2 5 Screen Manager Project Name and Base Screen List Creating Screens Editing the Screen 26 The Screen Manager is a dialog box for managing the base screens in a project It can be used as a list for opening screens Screens can be copied pasted cut and deleted using the Screen Manager Multiple projects can be started simultaneously and editing can be performed between the Screen Managers The project name is displayed at the upper left of the window Serial numbers starting from 0 will be assigned to projects that have not yet been saved This is how projects can be distinguished if multiple projects are created Project name is NewProject uvp _ Ses Listof screens 0 to 1 023 Copy Cut Delete A base screen is displayed by its number and name Note The number of screens that can be registered depends on the con tents of the screens FP Command
46. are controlled from these words Turn ON word n bit 0 write or bit 1 read after specifying the file number in word n 1 and the block number in word n 2 in the control words to read or write recipes 181 Recipes Section 8 5 Words for Controlling Recipes Bit 7 Word n m p D i be 4 104 be 4 paysjdwoD uog j be 4 pajyajdwoz pes be 4 payojduoy qu yg sdiddy J Ld O Dld pes D1d A Ld Ww File Number 0 to 99 hex File Number 0 to 99 hex Error Code Contents of Word n Ca Wem Descriptor we Write Bit Turn ON this bit to write values setin Turn ON the opera PT to PLC a recipe file from the PT to the PLC tion bit The Write Completed Flag will turn OFF when this bit turns OFF Read Bit Turn ON this bit to read values set in PLC to PT a recipe file from the PLC to the PT The Read Completed Flag will turn OFF when this bit turns OFF Delete Recipe Turn ON this bit to delete a specified Bit recipe file The Deletion Completed Flag will turn OFF when this bit turns OFF Write Com Operation Completed Flag It will then turn ON pleted Flag when the recipe file Read Com This bit will then turn ON when the data has been writ pleted Flag recipe file data has been read ten Deletion Com This bit will then turn ON when the pleted Flag recipe file data has been deleted Error Flag This flag will turn ON if an error occurs during data transfer If the write read or de
47. been setto Acknowledged Note Items 1 and 2 are specified in the alarm history settings of the PT Configuration and item 3 is specified in the attribute settings of the alarm list part Item 4 is specified in the alarm list operation function of the function switch part 09 4 3 12 30 25 Recovered Alarm 3 09 4 3 11 30 24 Triggered Alarm 4 09 4 3 10 50 20 Triggered Alarm 3 09 4 3 10 40 40 Recovered Alarm 1 09 4 3 10 35 25 Acknowledged Alarm 1 09 4 3 10 30 20 Triggered Alarm 1 Acknowledged Internal memory in PT No 3 09 4 3 10 50 20 Triggered PT Screen 153 Alarm Lists NV3W V1 NV4W NV3Q Section 7 11 7 11 4 Settings for Constantly Monitoring PLC Memory History Display NV4W NV3Q only Basic Operation 1 2 3 1 Make the Alarm History settings in the NV Configuration mm Select NV Configuration from Basic Setup Commun ication Parame ters Auto Paging Startup Screen Setup1 th e P T M enu S e lect N O 0 on Setup 2 Hold Memory ecipe Alarm History Line Graph Password ae th e A la rm H iS to ry Ta b p a g e Eea and then click the Settings e Monitoring Start Address Number of Monitor Alarms Detection Type Record Count F B utto n 2 Make the alarm history settings for group 0 To enable monitoring make the following settings and then click the OK Button Alarm History Setting ee nen Name Enter any
48. following settings and then click the OK Button Setting to Scroll Down the Alarm Display Basic Settings Operation Mode Others To Operate Alarm Parts Cursor down per Line Label ON String DOWN OFF String DOWN 10 Double click the FS2 function switch and set the operation mode List Basic Setup ON OFF Display Color Setup Option Valid Condition Operation 4 gt E OK Operation Mode f SET RESET Momentary C Alternate C Change Screen Others To Operate Alarm Parts Display Guidance z 162 Make the following settings and then click the OK Button When a triggered alarm is selected and this switch is pressed the guidance for the alarm will be displayed Basic Settings Operation Mode Others To Operate Alarm List Display Guidance Label ON String GUIDE OFF String GUIDE Alarm Lists NV3W V1 NV4W NV3Q Section 7 11 11 Check the Base Screen Adjust the size of the function switch 0 Base Screen lt NewProject nvp gt Sel ALO 5 pcs F A ae g F Please confirm the following content at once 12 Transfer the screen to the PT 13 Check operation Message 0 will be displayed when W30 00 bit 00 of W 30 turns ON To display guidance for a displayed alarm touch the alarm and press the switch that appears Touch the guidance to clear it from the screen Check the operation for other messages 163 Custom Parts Section 7 12 7 12 Custom
49. g C ze m Ss lt 2 D D Q mn ay Xo Group Monitor Stop Bits Monitoring will be stopped if the bit is turned ON from the PLC Group Memory Overflow Flags The flag will turn ON if the number of sampled alarms exceeds the number of records to Store thatis specified in the NV Configuration The flag will remain ON until memory is cleared Group Memory Clear Bits The recorded data will be cleared if the bit is turned ON from the PLC Do notturn OFF a bit until the corresponding Memory Cleared Flag turns ON Group Memory Cleared Flags After PT memory has been cleared the corre Sponding bit will be turned ON from the PT The flag will not turn OFF until the Memory Clear Bithas been turned OFF 155 Alarm Lists NV3W V1 NV4W NV3Q Section 7 11 Memory Overflow Flag i NV to PLC 1 Memory Clear Bit 2 PLC to NV 3 Memory Cleared Flag NV to PLC 1 Ifthe Memory Overflow Flag turns ON the Memory Clear Bit is turned ON to clear memory contents 2 After confirming that the Memory Cleared Flag has turned ON turn OFF the Memory Clear Bit 3 When the Memory Clear Bit has been turned OFF the Memory Cleared Flag will turn OFF automatically 4 Open base screen 0 and position an alarm list part Drag the Alarm History Part 0 Base Screen lt NewProject_nvyp gt SEE from the standard parts library Widd 24 00 00 Trig Alarm and drop it on the base WMM dd 24 00 00 Trig Alarml gt screen IMM dd
50. ing file Click the OK Button to save the data to the SD memory card Select Transfer Read from SD Memory Card File from the PT Menu of NV Designer Select the SD memory Card drive Select the file to read and click the OK But ton The screen data from the selected file will be displayed by NV Designer SD memory cards are shipped pre formatted from the factory so there is nor mally no need to format them 210 Transferring and Copying Data Using SD Memory Cards NV4W NV3Q Section 9 2 Should formatting ever prove necessary download the SD Memory Card for matting software from the Panasonic website and use the software to format the card Note For details on formatting refer to the documentation provided with the formatting software l Precaution for Correct Operation Ifan SD memory card is formatted with the standard formatting utility provided with a personal computer its file system will not conform to the SD memory card standard Always use the formatting software provided by Panasonic 211 Transferring and Copying Data Using SD Memory Cards NV4W NV3Q Section 9 2 212 Appendix A NV Memory Editor Overview The NV Memory Editor can be used to read alarm history data and line graph data This data can then be saved in CSV format files Data can also be read from the internal memory of the PT edited and then written back to memory Select NV Designer Tools NV Memory Editor from the Windows
51. lines x 2 words 10 words sampled starting from the start address m Data Format Specify the data type for sampling data Number of Lines Specify the number of graph lines to be used for sampling This is not the set ting for the number of graph lines that are to be displayed Set the number of graph lines to display with the line graph part Note 1 For the number of graph lines specified above seta value that is greater than the number of graph lines that are to be displayed 2 Use a line graph part to set the number of graph lines to be displayed on the screen Sampling Trigger Specify the timing at which sampling is to be performed The internal timer is used to sample the data from the PLC ata constant interval Select specifying an address to perform sampling based on the status of a bit in the PLC m Storage Area Set the number of values sampled from the PLC to record Sampled data is written into internal memory in the PT Note The setting must be larger than the setting for Display Point in the line graph part 144 Line Graphs m Line Graph Control 2 Words Section 7 10 Bits 7 Word D J D O A A O O D D D O G Q Q A C sn JOU oq pau s C sn JOU oq pau s C sn JOU oq pPau s aSN JOU oq PparuasayY aSN JOU OG paruasay aSN JOU OG paruessy be 4 pues AUOWsap o dnos be 4 MOHD oway o dno be 4 parea Aow an dnos be 4 MOLDA oway dno be 4 parea
52. lt NewProject_nyp gt SEE The color at the left end of the title bar will change to red Note With the NV3W MRLIL L V1 NV4W MRLIL or NV3Q MRLILI the back light will be white when the square on the left of the title bar is green white and pink when the square is orange pink Backlight Color setting color Light wao poor foen poorte peer aa V1 V1 NVaW MGETI 3 colors Green Orange Red Supported Supported INV4W MRLI 3 colors White Pink Red Supported Supported NV3Q MRCE 3 colors White Pink Red Supported Supported NVa Sw Noattibute No attribute 170 Switching Backlight Colors Section 8 1 8 1 2 Switching Backlight Colors The backlight color and light flash status can be specified in the Bit Area of the System Memory The first word of System Memory Is specified in the NV Configuration PLC System memory NV Specification eee b4B12UN09876543 21 0 lt lt N i Backlight color and Light Flash Backlight color Status Bits 10 and 11 ae NV3W MGLIL L V1 00 Not lit 01 Green 10 Red 11 Orange NV3W MR V1 00 Not lit 01 White 10 Red 11 Pink NV4W MGLIL1 00 Not lit 01 Green 10 Red 11 Orange NV4W MR 00 Not lit 01 White 10 Red 11 Pink NV3Q MR 00 Not lit 01 White 10 Red 11 Pink Backlight ON Flash Bit ON Flashing O
53. right click where you Screens want the copy to be made and Select Paste 0 Base Screen lt NewP_ Sel 0 Base Screen lt NewP x I Copy Paste Ctrl V Attribute C ray Status Align Delete 1 Base Screen Order Note If you copy parts between screens for different models of PT the parts will automatically be converted to allow for differences in parts colors and func tionality between the PTs Moving Parts between Right click the part to be moved and select Cut Then right click where you screens want to move the part and select Paste O Base Screen lt NewP Bfk KLE it Paste Ctrl V Attribute Dir aw Status Alien gt Delete EE Order Group Uneroup Screen Attribute Note If you move parts between screens for different models of PT the parts will automatically be converted to allow for differences in parts colors and func tionality between the PTs 63 Copying and Moving Parts and Screens Section 5 5 5 5 2 Copying and Moving Screens between Projects With the NV Designer you can copy or move base screens between different projects Copying Screens between Right click the screen to copy in the Screen Manager and select Copy or Projects select the screen and click the Copy Button Then right click the screen where you want the copy to be made in the Screen Manager for a different product and select Paste or select the screen and click the Paste Button
54. screen and make the following set tings Function Data Log Group No 0 Number of Lines 1 Graph Type Pen Move Number of Scrolls 1 Direction gt Stop Update O ff Display Points 80 Click the Display Tab and make the following settings Display Data Plot Interval Dot 1 Background Color White Display Frame Whole Scale Horizontal Line On Number of Divisions 5 Vertical Line On Number of Divisions 5 7 Click the Element Setup Tab and double click row 0 Line Graph Part No 0 List Basic Setup Display Operation Security Element Setup List of Attributes Setup No Comment Line Type ColorMark Data Format Max Value Min Value 0 Full Line Light Black Off DEC 1W Unsigned 148 Line Graphs Section 7 10 8 Make the line settings for the line graph Make the following settings and then click the OK Button Line Settings Reverse Blink Name n ance Data Format DEC LW Line Type ColorMark ax Min M ax M in ype Em Max a Fred Max Fixed 100 Color je x SEE Biak y Reference M in F F ixed 0 100 Note Line Type Color Mark i As desired 32768 32766 Dats Fargar t EDENE Setthe maximum and mini DEC 1W fo mum Y axis values Do not change the Reverse Blink settings for this sample 9 Make the line settings for the line graph 0 Base Screen lt NewProject nyp gt SE 10 Transfer the screen to the
55. screens can be displayed The functional parts specify the desired PLC address and they read write data Internal Data Types and Structure Section 2 1 2 1 2 Details of Internal Operation The NV series PT has FROM internal Flash Memory and SRAM built in RAM Data is exchanged with the PLC as shown in the following diagram NV series PT PLC FROM built in Flash Memory System e Base screen data Information Screen num ber backlight n gt color etc System memory Fixed area Project Data i L S NV Designer e Keyboard screen data e Login screen data i e NV configuration data Allocatable area E E Allocatable area E sd Allocatable area e Recipe data e Write Address data SD memory card e Flow display data e Passwords SRAM internal RAM Clock data Alarm history data PT internal memory Held when power supply is OFF mH x Internal memory can be held L t PLC memory hold area lt Allocatable area 1 Not supported by the NV3W Internal Data Types and Structure Section 2 1 m FROM built in Flash Memory Stores project data created with the NV Designer function data such as base screens and NV Configuration Project data can be backed up or restored using SD memory cards e Scriptom Screen Base screen Screen data containing parts that have been selected data data from the parts libraries Keyboard screen Screen da
56. the PT and keep this manual close at hand for reference during installation and operation xiii Safety Precautions XIV Notation Used for Safety Information The following notation is used in this manual to provide precautions required to ensure Safe usage of the product The safety precautions that are provided are extremely important to safety Always read and heed the information provided in all safety precautions The following notation is used Definition of Precautionary Information Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which if not avoided will N WARNING result in minor or moderate Injury or may result in serious injury or death Additionally there may be significant property damage Symbols Prohibition Indicates a general prohibition Caution Indicates general cautionary warning or danger level information N WARNING Always ensure that the personnel in charge confirm that installation inspection and maintenance were properly performed for the PT Per sonnel in charge refers to individuals qualified and responsible for ensuring safety during machine design installation operation mainte nance and disposal Ensure that installation and post installation checks are performed by personnel in charge who possess a thorough understanding of the machinery to be installed Do not use the input functions of the PT such as the function switches or switches on the touch panel in applica
57. time until it is displayed after turning ON the power supply This function is useful when the time required for the PLC to turn ON is longer than the time required for the PT There will be no communi cations between the PLC and PT during the startup delay so even if the PLC takes longer to start a timeout error will not be displayed on the PT screen N Configuration NewProject_nvp Setup 2 Hold Memory Recipe Alarm History Line Graph Password OK Basic Setup Communication Parameters Auto Paging Start up Screen Setup 1 Cancel Start Up Screen No Delay 0 255 Initialize em beio O Start Up Screen No Enter the number of the screen to display when the power sup ply is turned ON within the range given in parentheses Click the button next to the box and set the startup screen from the dialog box that appears Delay Set the display time of the startup screen to between 0 and 255 seconds Click the button next to the box and set the time to display the screen from the dialog box that appears When the startup screen display time has elapsed the screen number stored in the first address of the Word Area in system memory that Is set in the Basic Setup of the NV Configuration will be displayed There will be no communications between the PLC and PT during the startup screen delay time Functional parts on the startup screen will not be displayed during the startup screen delay time 87 Setting t
58. to display the guideline to seize the positional relationship with other parts when moving a part Display Guideline Sets whether to display the guideline to seize the positional relationship with other parts when moving a part Si Additional Information The grid settings can also be displayed from the Menu Bar Select View Grid from the Menu Bar It can also be selected using the Alt G shortcut keys Enable Disable Snap with Toolbar Button Click the Snap ON OFF Button on the toolbar NV Designer Configuration Section 3 3 3 3 6 Screen Tab Page This tab page Is used to set the screen display setting for the NV Designer NV Designer Configuration Drive File Grid Screen Graphic Language Toolbar Display Hide Graphic Bar Fill Point Display Hide Display Fill Point Color Zoom Box C Display Keyboard Parts Display Parts Information Parts No Tips Display Parts Attribute V Show Tips before Saving a Project a Toolbar Sets whether to display or hide the toolbar on the editing screens when the NV Designer is started The toolbar can also be displayed and hidden from the View Menu on the menu bar Graphic Bar Sets whether to display or hide the graphic bar on the editing screens when the NV Designer is started The graphic bar can also be displayed and hidden from the View Menu on the menu bar Zoom Box Characters and parts drawn on the screen can be zoomed for checking Parts Informati
59. when the PT touch panel is touched even if the key press sound is enabled in the NV Configuration from the NV Designer Display Reversal Bit Turn ON this bit to make the entire black white display in reverse Backlight Brightness Adjusts the backlight brightness 0000 Not adjusted 0001 1111 The greater the value is the brighter the back light becomes Data Entry Flag This bit will be ON while data is being entered and will turn OFF when data entry has been completed This bit is effective only when a keyboard Is being used Login Screen Flag This bit will be ON while the login screen is being displayed and will turn OFF when ithas closed Password Change This bit will be ON while the password change screen or Screen Flag password management screen is being displayed and will turn OFF when the screen has closed 79 Setting the NV Configuration from the NV Designer Section 6 2 NV4W NV3Q System Word Area Memory do N Screen Number from PLC PLC tells the NV to using this number N 2 Current Screen Number PLC reads this number from the NV Word Area Description Screen Number from This word contains the screen number specified by the PLC PLC for the NV to display in hexadecimal Current Screen This word contains the number in hexadecimal of the screen Number currently displayed on the NV Bit Area yg Aejdsig Ueas0S Wg jqeu 3 joquoys Wwbippeg Wg Yyse 4 NO qWwbIPppeg Jojo gt wb Ippeg jq
60. will be displayed when the Basic Setup Tab is clicked for a function switch or the Operation Tab is clicked for a custom switch Custom Switch Parts No 1 List Replacement Operation Option Valid Condition Reverse Blink Operation JIa OK Operation Mode Cancel Multifunction OFF Change Add List of operations C Alternate C SET C RESET C Momentary Delete C Change Screen Others Value Set TW Output 4FFFFC1 EJ1 Value 0 FFFF 1 2 3 1 Select the Yes Option in the Multi Function Area 2 Select the operation to add in the Operation Mode Area and then click the Add Button The operation will be added to the list of operations on the right The display colors will be as follows depending on the operation s po sition and number of operations that can be registered i e one or multi ple a Black Multiple operations can be registered for this operation mode b Blue Only one operation can be registered for this operation mode These operations will be automatically added at a lower location in the execution order than operations displayed in black c Red Only one operation can be set for this operation mode These op erations will be automatically added to the end of the execution order 167 Multifunction Objects Restrictions on Combinations of Operations 168 Section 7 13 3 To change the execution order click the up or down arrowheads C
61. 0 Base Screen lt NewProject nyp gt SEE 119 Parts Section 7 2 7 Register the part 0 Base Screen lt NewProjectnyp gt DUX F Standard NV3Q Mono te Standard NV3 W Add Delete Rename Drag and drop the part that you created on the base screen Note Itis not possible to move parts between groups Display groups be fore you attempt to registered parts 8 Entera name for the part to be registered Enter Part s Name Name NEwsw Cancel Enter a name for the part and then click the OK Button Part name NEWSW Group Group1 Add Delete Rename The new user created part will be added 120 Specifying Addresses Section 7 3 7 3 Specifying Addresses 7 3 1 Specifying Addresses 1 2 3 1 On the Basic Settings Tab Page of the functional part click the following Address Setting Button Address Setting Button Address 10 00 2 The following Address Setting Dialog Box will be displayed Select the area enter an address and click the OK Button e Specifying Bit Addresses e Specifying Word Addresses Select the memory area Select the memory area from the pull down list Enter the word from the pull down list Address Setting fx address Channel No Enter the word address Channel No Enter the bit number 7 4 1 2 3 0 Back Clear f 4 1 2 3 0 Back Clear A PLC address or PT internal address can be specified
62. 08 to 15 Lower byte bits 00 to 07 ClO 2561 Minutes 00 to 59 BCD Seconds 00 to 59 BCD Equivalent to GOO1 ClO 2562 Date 01 to 31 BCD Hour 00 to 23 BCD Equivalent to GO02 ClO 2563 Month 01 to 12 BCD Year 00 to 99 BCD Equivalent to GO03 CIO 2564 Day of week 00 to 06 BCD Equivalent to G004 00 Sunday 01 Monday 02 Tuesday 03 Wednesday 04 Thursday 05 Friday 06 Sat urday If using the PLC clock is selected the PT will calculate clock data based on the specified addresses in the PLC If addresses that do not contain clock data are specified the PT will still use the contents of those addresses as clock data Be sure to check the correct clock data addresses in your PLC manual and specify the correct addresses If the On Option Is selected for Transfer Outside a setting will appear to set the first output address Set the PLC memory area and address for transfer ring clock data Clock If the On Option is selected for Transfer SS IE ELE eae Outside this setting will be displayed SPC eh ir ie zi Either enter the setting directly or click the button on the right of the box and enter the setting from the dialog box that will appear Transfer Outside Off Output ddress Ifthe On Option is selected for Transfer Outside clock data will be transferred to DO as a default The address can be reset according to the PLC thatis con nected Error ER 1103 will occur if an a
63. 1 vertically and x1 hori When OFF zontally Size 1 1 x1 vertically and x1 hori When ON zontally Background colr Not supported 128 Function Switches Section 7 5 7 5 3 Operation Modes of Function Switches zi Reset o Alternate Change Screen Value Set Add A 1 word or 2 word value is added to the contents of the specified address in the PLC and the result is written to the specified address in the PLC Subtract A 1 word or 2 word value is subtracted from the contents of the specified address in the PLC and the result is written to the specified address in the PLC Display System Menu Select the screen to be called such as Clock Set Contrast or NV Configuration Main A function switch can be used as a thumbwheel switch Thumbwheel S witch Touching the switch causes the contents of the specified address in the PLC to be incremented or decremented by 1 Returns the previous screen Back to Previous Screen ON Note Not recommended when the Operation Security Function is being used Change Language No The display changes to the specified language Change Language No INC DEC Switches between multiple specified languages each time the switch is pressed To Operate Alarm NV3W V1 This mode is used to manipulate alarm list parts NV4W NV3Q Parts only Used as a switch for the operation security function For Operation Secu rity Function Select the desired function from Login Logout Passwor
64. 2 2 Basic Settings Tab Pave 3 5 04453 s4 eno Woe ae ae eS oe es 74 G 2 3 sSystem Memory erne og Sak ek ae ak ed he te hte tid 75 6 2 4 Communication Parameters Tab Page 05 81 6 2 5 PLC Multiple Connection Tab 0 0 0 cee eee 83 6 2 6 Auto Paging Tab Page tc sued gwcae owed garners weed oor So 85 6 2 7 Start up Screen Tab Page 0026 ceca van sewiaeiwadiiea ss 87 6 2 5 Sct Tab Pave sit ns ed a eRe Ou hee eR Soe wed dew ea aes 88 6 2 9 Setup 2 Tab Page NV3W V1I NV4W NV3Q Only 93 6 2 10 Hold Memory Tab Page NV4W NV3Q Only 94 2A OUNCE S etine S asi se he e aun diana elon cee deste eee ae eee ees 96 67 NV Configuration Section 6 1 6 1 NV Configuration The initial conditions must be set in NV Configuration before using the PT 6 1 1 Setting Parameters There are the following two methods for setting parameters in the NV Configu ration 1 2 3 d 68 Setting from the NV Designer First set the NV Configuration parameters in the NV Designer and then connect the NV Designer to the PT and transfer the NV Configuration to the PT NV Designer Screen Design Software NV Configuration transferred Setting from the System Menu on the PT After transferring the NV Configuration parts of itcan be modified from the PT System Menu using the following procedure Touch the front panel on the upper left corner upper right corner and lower right corner in
65. 9 3 3 1 Customizing the Screen Creation Display 29 3 3 2 NV Designer Configuration 0 00 00 c cece ee 31 Boos Dive lab Pace gorres teens es EATE h 555s Ges eed ae ees 32 353 4 File Tap PaCo eens eh eed onde eee attaoe sd eee ewes 33 329550 Grid ab Pace os be ea ha ee a e hee ee a 34 JO SCTCEM lab Pase 5 Ys 6 54 tie cae Ve TE E bair ERa Adee etd 35 32327 sGraphic lab Paste 223 02eceecel iad chive aa a aa 36 Sooo Langoave Tap PaGes inn shtick ba oon een ede deer bee ae 37 15 System Requirements Section 3 1 3 1 System Requirements 3 1 1 System Requirements 3 1 2 Installation Refer to the CX One Version 4 Setup Manual Cat No W463 for the sys tem requirements to operate the NV Designer Install the NV Designer using the CX One or CX One Lite Installer For details refer to the CX One Version 4 Setup Manual Cat No W463 provided with the CX One 3 1 3 Re installation Uninstall the NV Designer and then re install it For details on how to uninstall the NV Designer refer to the CX One Version 4 Setup Manual Cat No W463 provided with the CX One 3 1 4 Precautions for the OS of Windows other than Windows XP Having Multiple Users of NV Designer File Save Location Files Saved in the Program File Folder or Other System Folders 16 Because of the operating specifications of Windows the file may be saved in a different location to that of a previous version of
66. 9 S222 NV Model Convert suite tw E E wh daca eee xe ian ten ees 59 9 2 2 PEC Model GC OnVGt a rrea taeast eed ae ae ee ae eas oe es 60 522 3 Checkins the Models cic duti id pia bladder dt eet eee as 60 5 3 Creatine Base Screens s cc4oe et ard sooo PSUs seme Po nnen rested 61 5 4 Positioning Character Strings Graphics and Parts 62 5 5 Copying and Moving Parts and Screens 0 e eee eee 63 5 5 1 Copying and Moving Parts between Screens 63 5 5 2 Copying and Moving Screens between Projects 64 J0 Savine TAC Proje essh kth bccn baa dunes aeaa matacinead aud thee dee 65 5 051 ONO sche eieue tetera denies ese E eee nee eos 65 IOA SCAS Aria ea ean bare eas ein aah ot ED Gana 65 3 7 Projeckand EXeCullOneh Wes s3 4 4 4 dacs aah 4a tok Aho Sig ee le SM ie 66 SIL PROV C CIS ee tates tog ds ht Gd sg et ay ea a ew a Se 66 5 7 2 Execution Files of the PT Model after Transfer 66 53 Starting the NV Designer and Creating New Projects Section 5 1 5 1 Starting the NV Designer and Creating New Projects This section describes how to start the NV Designer and create projects 5 1 1 Starting the NV Designer and Using the New Project Wizard 1 2 3 54 1 Select Program OMRON NV Designer NV Designer from the Win dows Start Menu to start the NV Designer The menu commands may be different if a different P rogram Folder was specified during installation 2
67. 97 Switching the Display Language Section 8 7 8 7 2 Enabling Switching the Display Language To enable switching the display language set the NV Designer Configuration so that the display language can be switched 1 2 3 1 Startthe NV Designer 2 Select NV Designer Configuration from the Tool Menu 3 Click the Language Tab 4 Set Multi Language Exchange to On N V Desiener Configuration Drive File Grid Screen Graphic Language OK Cancel Default Character Set English Initialize Menu and Dialog Language English z Multi Language Exchange This will enable selecting Multi Language Exchange String Listfrom the PT Menu If switching the display language is enabled a dialog box to edit character strings for switching display languages will be displayed to let you select the language for each language number 198 Displaying Resource Reports Section 8 8 8 8 Displaying Resource Reports The PT memory status can be displayed with the NV Designer Displaying the Resource Select Resource Report from the Tool Menu The Memory Usage Dialog Box Report will be displayed m NV3W Resource Report NewProject_nyp User Memory 384 k Bytes Base Screen Keyboard Screen Write Address Flow Display Used Memory 0 bytes Free Memory 393 216 bytes Recipe Used Memory 0 bytes Free Memory 8 192 bytes mE NV3W V1 NV4W NV3Q Resource Report NewProject_nyp User Memory 2M Bytes Base Screen
68. Aow n z dnog be 4 MODA oway z dno pej 4 parea Aow nw T dnos be 4 MOLDA owady T dno O C O iN lt lt O 5 O ne ay Q A O C O iN lt 3 lt O D l D Qa T D Q Group Monitor Stop Bits Group Memory Overflow Flags Group Memory Clear Bits Group Memory Cleared Flags NV to PLC pa pa snN JOU oq pPau sS snN JOU OG Pau sS sN JOU OG pea usss Wg doys JoWUOW y dno Wg doS soyuoWw dno Wg dos soyuoW z dno Wg doys soWUOW T dno Wg dois soyuop 0 dnou aSN JOU OG Pasy aSN JOU OG paruasoyY aSN JOU OG Pparuasay yg ses D Aowsy y dno yg 12e 5 Aowsap dno yg 12e 5 Aow yw Z dno yg ses D Aowsyp T dno yg 12e 5 Aow y 0 dno Sampling will be stopped if the bit is turned ON from the PLC The flag will turn ON if the number of sam pled alarms exceeds the number of records to Store that is setin the NV Configuration The flag will remain ON until memory is cleared The recorded data will be cleared if the bit is turned ON from the PLC Do not turn OFF a bit until the corresponding Memory Cleared Flag turns ON The PT will turn ON the corresponding flag when the memory in the PT has been cleared The flag will not turn OFF until the Memory Clear Bit has been turned OFF Memory Overflow Flag LL Memory Clear Bit PLC to NV Memory Cleared Flag NV to PLC 1 of 3 1 Ifthe Memory Overflow Fla
69. Area Map N Screen Number from PLC PLC tells the NV to using this number N 2 Current Screen Number PLC reads this number from the NV Word Area Description Screen Number from This word contains the screen number specified by the PLC PLC for the NV to display in hexadecimal Current Screen This word contains the number in hexadecimal of the screen Number currently displayed on the NV Bit Area yg Aejdsig Ueas0S Wg jqeu 3 joquoys Wwbippeg Wg Yyse 4 NO qWwbIPppeg Jojo gt wb Ippeg jqes q punos SS ld Ae gt Ty HE PeSUAY Aejdsiq ssouqybug WybIppeg N o 1 Po Domotuse not use poe eee it Bit Area Description Turn ON this bit to turn ON the buzzer Screen Display Bit Turn ON this bit to make the PT display the screen speci fied by the PLC This bit is effective only when it changes from OFF to ON Backlight Control Turn ON this bit to enable controlling the backlight flashing Enable Bit and color be 4 UBIS Be 4 Anua gead be 4 S BHueuyDd PFuomssed Backlight ON F lash Bit OFF Lit normal ON Flashing Backlight color NV4W 00 Not lit 01 Green white 10 Red 11 Orange pink NV3Q Monochrome 00 Not lit 01 White 10 Red 11 Pink NV3Q Color 00 Not lit 01 Lit 10 Lit 11 Lit 78 Setting the NV Configuration from the NV Designer Section 6 2 Key Press Sound Dis When turned ON disables the key press sound so that able Bit there is no sound
70. BL O FSW PBL R FSW PBL W FS W PBL Y FSW LPC B FSW LPC G FSW LPC O By repeating steps 1 to 3 multiple parts libraries can be opened and used Simultaneously Click the title bar of the parts library to display the parts library currently being in the front 106 Parts Section 7 2 7 2 4 Available Parts Libraries There are basically two types of parts libraries Parts library Standard parts These are the standard Standard Parts Standard NV3W PART_VO1 SPL For the NV3W 256 color parts libraries 4 096 color parts libraries parts libraries provided Libraries Standard NV3W PART_V11 SPL For the NV3W for each model V1 V1 Standard NV4W PART_V12 SPL For the NV4W Standard NV3Q_ PART_V30M SPL NV3Q mono Mono chrome Standard NV3Q_ PART_V30C SPL NV3Q color Color These libraries contain 256 color lamp Lamp 256Color LAMP_COLOR SPL NV3Q color parts that can be dis library played in 256 colors 256 color switch Switch 256Color SW_COLOR SPL There are three types of library le etic 4 236 colorfunc Function switch FSW_COLOR SPL UNE GON gt witches and ign switch library 256Colon Lamps These libraries contain 4 096 colorlamp Lamp LAMP_COLOR4096 NV3Q color parts that can be dis library 4 096Color SPL played in 4 096 colors 996 color switch Switch SW_COLOR4096 5 These libraries enable library 4 096Color PL hs a or 4 096 color func
71. Back Clear Cancel Cancel em i eseription Area Click the Area Box and select an area from the pull down menu Channel No 1 e word Enter the address directly or by using the keypad address Corrections can be made by clicking the Back or Bit Number When Clear Button setting Bit Area i Precaution for Correct Operation Do not allocate words that are used for real I O to the Bit Area in system mem ory The output status for allocated bits may turn ON or OFF or the operation of the PT may change when an input turns ON or OFF Note 1 Word Area Sets the memory area and first address of the area of memory used to read write data in word units such as for the screen number 2 BitArea Sets the memory area and first address of the area of memory used to read write data in bits such as for the automatic backlight OFF function Refer to 6 2 3 System Memory 6 2 3 System Memory System Memory The PT is constantly communicates with the internal memory of the PLC The PLC internal memory is divided into the following two areas E System Memory The system memory is used to control the system such as for specifying the screen number or backlight status The specified words in the PLC memory are allocated for communications which are performed constantly E Communications Addresses for Parts The addresses used by parts can be specified freely Communications are performed only for the addresses used by the par
72. Buttons Double click the number of the base screen that you want to create or select the number and click the Open Button Copy Select the screen to copy click the Copy Button input a different screen number and click the Paste Button Move Select the screen to move click the Cut Button input a different screen number and click the Paste Button Delete Selectthe screen to delete and then click the Delete Button S Additional Information e The copy paste cut and delete functions can also be accessed by right click ing on the desired screen e The sign will be displayed in the F column if a screen is copied and pasted e Multiple Screen Managers can be displayed simultaneously and screens can be copied or moved between files However if the models of NV series PT are different and the screen cannot be pasted a message saying so will be dis played NV Designer Window Names and Menus Section 3 2 3 2 6 Base Screens Base screens are essentially the same size as the screens displayed on the PT You can zoom the screen display in and out Character strings and parts are positioned on the screen to create a base screen Opening a Base Screen Double click a number in the number column in the Screen Manager or select the number and click the Open Button to open a base screen IE NewProject nyp E JE 2 oneal maine a Base Screen lt NewProject nvp gt a l ta Double click a number or se
73. C Directives see note so that the devices and machines into which they are built can more easily conform to EMC direc tives However customers may use a wide variety of equipment and manufacturing instal lations Therefore the customer must check whether the Directives are satisfied for the actual system EMC related performance will vary depending on the configuration wiring and other conditions of the equipment or control panel in which the PT is installed The customer must therefore perform final checks to confirm that the overall machine or device conforms to EMC standards Note The applicable EMC Electromagnetic Compatibility standards for NV series PTs are as follows NV3W EN 61000 6 2 EN 61000 6 4 NV3W V1I NV4W NV3Q EN 61131 2 Conformance to EC Directives NV series PTs conform to EC Directives To ensure that the machine or device in which the NV series PT is used complies with EC Directives the PT must be installed as follows e The NV series PT must be Installed in a control panel e You must use reinforced insulation or double insulation for the DC power supply and the DC power supply must have minimal voltage fluctuations and provide a stable out put even if the power supply input Is interrupted for 10 ms e NV series PTs complying with EC Directives also conform to the Common Emission Standard EN 61131 2 or EN 61000 6 4 Radiated emission characteristics 10 m regulations may vary depending on the configuratio
74. Check the operation of the level meter Movement of the Bar The bar should move between 0 and 100 when the contents of D100 is changed 138 Clocks Section 7 9 7 9 Clocks 7 9 1 Default Settings for Clocks Hour On 24 he format Zero suppression On Basic Setup Font Fixed NV Designer 1 1 Size Vertical Horizontal Normal O ff Reverse Blink i S When Condition is True O ff Characters Black Color Color and Form Background White Display Frame Off 7 9 2 Displaying Clocks Creating a Sample Screen You can use the following procedure to set the year month day hour min utes and seconds 12 3 1 Open base screen 0 and position a clock part Click 0 in the Screen Man 0 Base Screen lt NewProject nyp gt Sel ager and then drag the clock part from the standard parts library and drop iton the base screen 2 Copy and paste the part Use the repeat copy function 0 Base Screen lt NewProject_nyp gt Sel to arrange the parts as shown on the left Copying can be done by either right clicking and selecting Copy or by using Ctrl C 139 Clocks Section 7 9 3 Double click CLO of the clock part at the upper left and change the settings Clock Parts No 0 List Basic Setup Reverse Blink Color and Form Operation Security Clock Vertical Horizontal Double click CLO at the upper left and change the set tings as shown below Click t
75. Conditions Dialog Box Select either English or Japanese as the language to save the data in e Click the Communications Settings Button to set communications settings between the PT and PLC 2 Click the NV gt PC Button to transfer the alarm history information that is saved in the PT to the computer and display it 3 Click the Save Button The previously read data log data will be saved in a CSV format file Editing Internal Memory in the PT 1 Click the Edit NV Internal Memory Button The following NV Internal Memory Editor Dialog Box will be dis played NV Internal Memory Editor Shea Address Value Display T PG gt NY Nf gt PG Insert Sheet Rename Sheet Communicatons Setting 2 Click the NV gt PC Button to transfer the internal memory data that is saved in the PT to the computer 3 Editthe internal memory of the PT When any line of the address column is left clicked the Register Address Dialog Box will be displayed Address Registration Entry Information Address GDTO at Entry Word i Number Display Type Adding Method fe Overwrite C Insert C Add to the end of the list Specify an address in internal memory then specify the registered number of words and the display for mat Also select an addition method and click the OK Button 214 NV Memory Editor Appendix A 4 Entera value in the value column E NV Internal Memory Edit
76. Drawings NV3W V1 NV4W NV3Q The percentage of the memory that will be used by the a part image Is dis played Addresses NV3W V1 NV4W NV3Q The percentage of the memory that will be used by communications addresses allocated to parts is displayed 201 Base Screen Memory Usage Section 8 9 202 SECTION 9 Transferring Screens This section describes how to transfer screens to and from an NV series PT using both communications and SD memory cards 9 1 Transferring Screens from the NV Designer 000000 204 9 1 1 Setting Communications Conditions 00 0 ee eee 205 9 1 2 Selecting the Data to Be Transferred 206 9 1 3 Executne the ransier i dary ouleu ch SU eS poe UE oe 207 9 4 Senne Passwords tend eden cd eh ils cadudadceld de moat aoea 207 9 2 Transferring and Copying Data Using SD Memory Cards NV4W NV3Q 208 Seal SD Memory Cards 2 2 2an na eco 6 oene ene en sud haks ood eed 208 9 2 2 Compatible SD Memory Cards 0 0 0 0 0c 209 9 2 3 Precautions on Using SD Memory Cards 4 209 9 2 4 Storing Data on an SD Memory Card 000000 210 9 2 5 Reading Data from an SD Memory Card 210 9 2 6 Formatting an SD Memory Card 000000 210 203 Transferring Screens from the NV Designer Section 9 1 9 1 Transferring Screens from the NV Designer Base screen data and NV Configuration data can be tr
77. ETIS Set the maximum and mini List Basic Setup Reverse Blink Color and Form Display Numeric Operation Security mu m va lues i aun MaxiMin pane Leave the default settings Address D100 E Max M aX 100 M in 0 as iS Data Format 2 1265535 Indirect Reference DEC 1W Unsigned bio fd Graph Type Min c Fixed Direction 0 65534 Right Left 3 Change the set values Level Meter Parts No 0 C lick the D isplay N umeric List Basic Setup Reverse Blink Color and Form Display Numeric Operation Security Tab C of cana Select the On Option one Display On isplay Font Fixed NV Designer Color ae BEE Vertical 1 Numere ne Horizontal 1 Bama orizontal a 2141 8 ee J Note The displayed value is the percentage of the difference between the maximum value and minimum value Select the On Option for the Display attribute to display the percentage followed by the percentage sign 4 Make the settings on the Display Numeric Tab Page Click the OK Button to display 0 Base Screen lt NewProject_nvp gt SEE the value aS a percentage enclosed in a frame and then click a point under the graph as shown on the left 5 After the settings have been made transfer the screen data to the PT 137 Level Meters Section 7 8 6 Check the display on the PT When the transfer has been completed the level meters created on the NV Designer will be displayed on the PT 7
78. FF Lit Backlight Control Enable Bit ON Backlight control enabled OFF Backlight control disabled m Backlight Color Specifications First word in Bit Area of system memory Backlight color NV3W MGLILKLI NV3W MRLIL C 13 11 10 V1 V1 NV4W MGOO NV4W MROO or Jon foren we C C e a C on fon orange e m Backlight ON Flash Specifications First word in Bit Area of system memory Backlight ON flash NV3W MGLIL LJ NV3W MRULI LI V1 V1 NV4W MGLILI NV4W MRLILI NV3Q MRLILI If bit 13 the Backlight Control Enable Bit is turned OFF the backlight will light in the color set in the screen properties Application Example That Switches the Backlight Color System Area Color That Indicates an Alarm Bit Area 15 14 13 12 11 10 N PT EPEEyTIIIIIII11 Color That Indicates er acklight color Normal Operation NV3W V1 11 Orange ra Backlight ON Flash Bit OFF Lit Backlight Control Enable Bit Color That Indicates an Alarm an PKI CO ae Bit Area u 15 14 13 12 1110 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 Green is set in the Screen Properties as N 1 0 e E a NV3W V1 10 Red Backlight O N F lash Bit OFF Lit Backlight Control E nable Bit ON Backlight control enabled 171 Repeated Copying Section 8 2 8 2 Repeated Copying 8 2 1 Overview Multiple copies of the same part can be made using the Repeated Copying Function Having a template part to copy speeds up work efficiency 8 2 2 Repeated
79. Function switch f FSW_COLOR4096 E i the 256 COlOr tion switch library 4 096C olor SPL 4 096 color icon ICON Switch SW_ICON4096 SPL switch library 4 096Color 4 096 color metal METALLIC Switch SW_METALLIC 4096 lic switch library 4 096Color SPL 4 096 color pas PASTEL Switch SW_PASTEL4096 S tel switch library 4 096Color PL 4 096 color real REAL Switch SW_REAL4096 SPL Switch libary 4 096Color 107 Parts Section 7 2 Standard Library for an NV3W PT Standard Library for an NV3W V1 PT Fe Standard NV3 Fr Standard NV3W V1 Part type Part type All Bar Graph Clock Line Graph Standard Library for an NV4W PT Standard Library for an NV3Q Color PT Standard NV4 l F Standard NV3Q Color 108 Standard Library for an NV3Q Monochrome PT Fe Standard NV3Q Mono SW_PBS_B SW_PBS_G SWw_PBS_O SW_PBS_R SW_PBS_W SW_PBS_Y SWw_PBL_B SW_PBL_G SWw_PBL_O Sw_PBL_R Sw_PBL_W SWw_PBL_Y Section 7 2 256 color Lamp Library Fe Lamp 256Color LAMP_PBS_B LAMP_PBS_G LAMP_PBS_O LAMP_PBS_R LAMP_PBS_W LAMP_PBS_ LAMP_PBL_B LAMP_PBL_G LAMP_PBL_O LAMP_PBL_R LAMP_PBL_W LAMP_PBL_Y 256 color Function Switch Library F Function switch 56Color FSW PBS B FSW PBS G FSW PBS 0 FSW PBS R FSW PBS W FS W PBS Y FS W PBL B FSW PBL G FS W PBL O FSW PBL R FSW PBL W FSW PBL Y 109 Parts Section 7 2 4 096 color Lamp Library 4 096 color Switch Library FE Lamp 4096Colo
80. Meee Used to input ASCII data IOIALUETE TESA Cus Abbreviati on Description BESE Ta DE as Bit switches are turned ON and OFF in the same way as the corresponding bit in the PLC The part can be edited The display color of the lamp changes when the corresponding bit in the PLC turns ON and OFF This part can be edited A part that switches the dis played character string according to the value of a word address or when the referenced PLC bit address turns ON and OFF The part can be edited al Lamp Custom S up S up S up S up ported ported ported ported The main NV series parts switches function switches and lamps will be as shown below when they are ON and OFF E NV3W V1 NV4W Switches SWO SW1 i ABCD ABCD OFF 113 Pats Section 7 2 Function Switches FSWO i ABCD o ABCD Lamps Note The ON color and OFF color for switches and lamps cannot be set for the NV3W V1 and for the NV4W when itis set for 2 shades of gray NV3Q MRLJ1 S witches WO N N W4 SW3 ABCD ABCD OFF rT 4 a ABCD ABCD ABCD ABCD ABCD Function Switches FSWO FSW1 FSW2 FSW3 FSW4 ON ABCD ABCD ABCD ABCD OFF eS ABCD ABCD ABCD ABCD ABCD ON E O O O 114 Section 7 2 SW1 SW2 SW3 SW4 Switches m NV3Q SWL11 SW0 Parts amp6 T LL aa i Cas aa i i A ok i aa OG FSW3
81. NV Series Programmable Terminals PROGRAMMING MANUAL NOTE All rights reserved No part of this publication may be reproduced stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any form or by any means mechanical electronic photocopying recording or otherwise without the prior written permission of OMRON No patent liability is assumed with respect to the use of the information contained herein Moreover because OMRON is constantly striving to improve its high quality products the information contained in this manual is subject to change without notice Every precaution has been taken in the preparation of this manual Nevertheless OMRON assumes no responsibility for errors or omissions Neither is any liability assumed for damages resulting from the use of the information contained in this publication Trademarks e Microsoft Windows Windows Vista Excel and Visual Basic are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and other countries Other company names and product names in this document are the trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies Copyrights Microsoft product screen shots reprinted with permission from Microsoft Corporation NV Series NV3W V1 NV4W NV3Q Programmable Terminals Revised May 2015 Notice OMRON products are manufactured for use according to proper procedures by a qualified operator and only for the purposes descr
82. O bits Work bits 0000 to 9999 maea o Oooo ooo Sraa ao aowa O SS marea o ooo S Timer presentvaues J fowoweras ooo Counter presentvaes JE coowc s Daamemoy p pooweosze Woar woo wooow S EM Area currentbank em emooo0wEm 3277 Double word Index registers IR OO to IR 15 addresses 1 Enter addresses like this on the NV Designer x A KKK k Word Bit position Period 2 Enter addresses like this on the NV Designer KKK KR OK Bank number Word Bit position Underscore Period 3 Enter addresses like this on the NV Designer _ kkk k k Word Underscore gt Bank numb g9 4 The address that can be used depends on the model 7 3 3 PT Internal Addresses Note The following internal addresses in the PT can be accessed by functional parts Bitaddresses CIO Area GR 0 to GR 255F Word addresses CIO Area WGR 0 to WGR 255 Data Memory GDT 0 to GDT 2047 WGR is used to specify GR data in word units For example WGR 1 speci fies the 16 bits from GR10 to GRIF 123 Specifying Addresses Section 7 3 7 3 4 Address Input with Modbus RTU Mode Temperature Controller Connection Select 4 for the area For the channel number input in hexadecimal the Modbus address that is set in the parameters of the OMRON EJ 1 Temperature Controller Address Setting Select 4 for the area PLC For the channel number input in hexadecimal the Modbus address from the paramete
83. Overview of Internal Operation 0 00000 eee 8 2 1 2 Details of Internal Operation 0 0 0 eee eee 9 2 2 Display Ne SCISens 4 S466 vie nhs E Se wt de ORE eden teen ee 11 2 22 SUMO e rae dat e a a E a om Owe E a oa 1 2 2 2 SwitChitlig Screens n4sicha cheek ater ee oe de eee ee beds 1 2 3 Backlight Display Methods 4 40 20s00cas ovaedees abou caused ies 14 2 3 1 Specifying Backlight Colors 0 0 0 eee eee eee 14 2 3 2 Automatic Backlight OFF Function 4 14 Internal Data Types and Structure Section 2 1 2 1 Internal Data Types and Structure 2 1 1 Overview of Internal Operation This section describes the structure of internal data of an NV series PT NV series PT FROM built in Flash Memory 1 System information is 2 Screen is displayed exchanged System memory Screen number Gain backlight color etc O Parts The internal data can be largely divided into two parts 1 System information is exchanged System information is constantly exchanged between the PT and PLC in cluding the screen number and backlight color from the PLC or to notify the PLC of PT status The system information area is stored in an area called the system mem ory System memory must be initialized using the NV Designer before use 2 Screen is displayed The NV series PT has multiple screens that contain functional parts select ed from the parts libraries One of the
84. Parts Custom parts allow you to edit part screens to create original parts There are three types of custom parts bit switches lamps and messages 7 12 1 Creating a Switch Part 1 2 3 1 Open base screen 0 and position a custom switch part Click 0 in the Screen Man ager and then drag the cus tom switch part SW Custom and drop it on the base screen 0 Base Screen lt NewProject_nvp gt Sel B Standar d NY3Q Mono Part type fan HA DEC DEC Sign1 SW Custom Lamp Custom 2 Double click the custom switch part and make the settings Custom Switch Parts No1 D rag a S W C ustom pa rt List Replacemen t Operation Option Valid Condition Reverse Blink Operation lt 4 gt fro m th e 3 ta n d a rd P a rts Fae eid Library double click the part C SeT uttuncion and then set the switch C RESET attributes C Momentary C Alternate C Change Screen Others vae staw o Output 4FFFF I EJ1 f Value A00 0 FFFF The settings made with each tab page are as follows 1 Replacement If On is set the display can be switched according to the contents of the PLC memory There are three setting methods ON OFF The display is switched when a bit turns ON and OFF 164 Custom Parts Section 7 12 Digit The display is switched to a hexadecimal 0 to F display accord ing to one digit 4 bits Direct The display is switched using 1 word units 2 Operation M
85. Periodically inspect the installation condition of the PT if itis being used in an environ ment subject to contact with water The whole system may stop depending on how the power supply is turned ON or OFF Turn ON or OFF the power supply according to the specified procedure Signals from the touch switches may not be input if the switches are pressed consecu tively at high speed Confirm each input before proceeding to the next one To use numeric input functions safely always make maximum and minimum limit set tings Do not use benzene paint thinner or other volatile solvents and do not use chemically treated cloths The PT uses an analog touch panel Deterioration over time can cause the touch points to move Calibrate the touch panel if the touch points move too much Water resistance will be lost if the front sheet is torn or is peeling off Do not use the PT if the front sheet is torn or is peeling off The Rubber Packing will deteriorate shrink or harden depending on the operating en vironment Inspect and replace the Rubber Packing periodically approximately once per year To use the NV3W in an environment with strong noise connect the following noise filter to the power supply line RSEL 2001W manufactured by TDK Lambda Corp A Waterproof Packing cannot be reused To ensure waterproof performance replace the Waterproof Packing with a new one each time you reinstall the PT Screen burn in will occur if the same patte
86. Screen lt NewProject nvp gt Name Background Cancel Background Color Pattern Pattern Color 3 a g Backlight Color Operation C White Pink Red Light C Blink Green Orange Red NY JW MG e The background pattern and color can be changed for the NV3W MULL V1 NV4W MLILILI and NV3Q MRLILI e The background color can be changed for the NV3Q SWLIL1 30 NV Designer Configuration Section 3 3 3 3 2 NV Designer Configuration Setting Method Select NV Designer Configuration from the Tool Menu NV Designer Configuration and Initial Values Tab ___Description O O O Oem O O vae Drive Specify the data folder of the parts Parts Library Installation folder STP libraries that are used by the NV Designer File Enables disables automatic Current Folder C documents and set backup and sets the backup inter tings UserName val Auto Backup Every 5 to 30 minutes Not selected Grid Displays hides the grid enables Display On Off disables snapping to the grid and pitch Default NV3W 8 dots sets the grid interval color etc NV3W V1 12 dots NV3Q 20 dots NV4W 20 dots Setup 20 dots 20 dots Snap Enable Disable Disabled Color Grid Display Guideline Only left and upper sides are checked Distance 8 Screen NV Designer Screen Display Set T Pats norma sn FI Poe Tips Display Shows Tips before Sav View ing a Project Graphic Sets the drawing method for cir Circle Oval
87. Select NV Firmware N V3Q Color NV3Q Monochrome NV3Q Monochrome NSW Monochrome NSW Monochrome NV4 W Monochrome Communication Setting Dialog Box Communication Setting Select the firmware Select Firmware Button and set the communications condi tions Communication Setting Button The applicable set tings dialog box will be dis played when either of the buttons Is clicked Select the most recent firm ware version i e highest ver sion number for the model that you are using Click the OK Button to return to the NV Ver_UP Dialog Box Make the communications setting and then click the OK Button to return to the NV Ver_UP Dialog Box These selections cannot be made for the NV3W V1 NV4W and NV3Q For the NV3W select the COM port that you are actu ally using Upgrading the version will start when the Start Button is clicked The NV Ver_UP version upgrade tool will end when the Exit Button is clicked Note 1 Never turn OFF the power supply to the PT while the version Is being up graded 2 Do not unplug the cable between the computer and the NV series PT Otherwise the PT may not restart SECTION 2 PT Internal Data Structure and Display Methods This section describes the internal data structure of an NV series PT how to control the screens displayed on the PT and how to control the backlight 2 1 Internal Data Types and St uctures rases cnn ceanokeckownees uraani Epai 8 2 1 1
88. Start from Center Point Start Start from Top Left Cor cles and ovals from Top Left Corner ner Language Sets the language to use by Default Character Set default Menu and Dialog Language Japanese English English or Korean Off Multi Language Exchange On Off 31 32 NV Designer Configuration Section 3 3 3 3 3 Drive Tab Page This tab page is used to specify the data folder of the parts libraries that are used by the NV Designer NV Desiener Configuration OK Cancel Parts Library c program files omron ny designer stp Browse Initialize Setting Ci escription Parts Library The parts libraries where the data folder is stored is displayed To change the folder of the parts libraries click the Browse Button and specify the folder for the parts libraries in the dialog box that is displayed NV Designer Configuration Section 3 3 3 3 4 File Tab Page This tab page is used to enable disable automatic backup and sets the backup interval NV Desiener Configuration OK Cancel Current d my documents Browse Folder Initialize M Auto Backup 5 30 min seng O Descrip OOO Current Folder The default folder for saving and reading files is seton the File Tab Page Auto Backup Data is periodically backed up to the disk when the Auto Backup Check Box is selected The backup interval can be setin 1 minute increments between 5 and 30 minutes If the NV Des
89. V Designer online help For information on the alarm history NV4W NV3Q only and line graphs refer to SECTION 7 Descriptions of Parts or to NV Designer online help 96 SECTION 7 Descriptions of Parts This section describes how to create screens using the various parts provided by the NV Designer 7 1 Character Strings and Graphics Fixed Parts 0 0 00 0c eae 99 7 1 1 Character Strings and Graphics Fixed Parts 99 7 1 2 Entering Character Strings and Graphics 100 7 1 3 Setting a Layout According to the Text Size 102 We PATS at dei tote shied de pda cde te Berd sardo rear berks mar tee desea 4 ee ath kta dob eae aed 103 7 22 Position Paris s visu Vegan Vows een dee eat alata cots 103 Tez Fatt eibtalesiwe cnt oe soe be se wd bayer eet eee a eae 104 7 2 3 Opening Parts Library 0 0 0 0 ene 106 7 2 4 Available Parts Libraries 1 0 0 0 0 0 eee eee 107 7 2 5 Parts in the Standard Parts Libraries 0005 112 7 2 6 Editing Parts Libraries 0 0 0s 116 de2 7 CWaneine th Sizeoft a Path rans eacre ve en eaten y Salen ey 117 7 2 8 User created Parts Libraries ee 64 64 24 ds St ae SU Shwe bok 118 Tes SPEell ye Addresses 4 ca t4 dudes date dud etdutedewhediaue shewe eat 121 7 3 1 Specifying Addresses n n nnn nnna 121 7 3 2 OMRON PLC Addresses nnn nn nnana 122 92325 FV Internal Addresses 4 aini ara 6S eet
90. Windows Be careful of the following points if you are using Windows XP Files saved in the Program Files Folder or other system folders cannot be Shared To share the Parts Libraries use a file that can be shared or copy the file to each user If you try to save a file in the Program File Folder or other system folders it will be saved in another location We recommend that you save files in another folder such as the My Documents Folder Note The screen data cannot be saved in the Program File Folder or oth er system folders The file will not be displayed in Explorer even if you open the folder where it Is Saved Open the folder where the file is saved and click the Compatible Files Button displayed at the top of the screen to display the file screen EN Additional Information Additional Information Operating Specifications of Windows When using Windows files cannot be saved in the Program File Folder or other system folders even if it is specified as the save location in application software such as NV Designer They will be saved it in a virtual folder Virtual Store VirtualS tore is a unique folder for each user It cannot be shared with other users NV Designer Window Names and Menus Section 3 2 3 2 NV Designer Window Names and Menus 3 2 1 Names of Window Components Menu Bar Toolbar Graphic Bar Screen Manager Base Screen Parts Library Graphic bar Toolbar Menu bar Screen Manager Base Screen Pa
91. aa eee ekGert alee Ate ada ween 121 TA Bit SWitChes C SW e aee A E eee E ES ESS 127 T3 PUnCUONSWUCIO S ss eal hin anaana ea aa r a e a 128 LO EAN SE 6 aee a E Acs Jo a A Sie AE E E E E E 130 1 7 Dat Partsand Key board Parts s c04 0330 2 sagt ae eor erare ENE E he oe 131 To LOVIM e a Er E a r She a ee boas tated cath gue des dees 136 dee A E a oen Boers noe anor oo ee he ee hit at cen eae eA eon ee 139 PN TANG GAPING treserien be ante h Se Savage bie anew ean ds deca Stee bhatt 6 dot ae dee ae E TE E 142 7 11 Alarm Lists NV3W VI NV4W NV3Q ooon nnana ee eee ee een nees 152 TAZ CUSO PALS ie aan iana keeles Sasa es ae EE wind OE AY i dd ih os de 164 7213 Matine Uor OD CIS 24 ac0kot a auton Ged ae hae bs eee aes Chae ae ha RERA 167 SECTION 8 Using PT PuUncu0nss 244 6050 s i ouw ise tie aendios wean L09 S i Switching Backhoht Colors scu4cf4aduRa vias head aye Re iarnd E E he baw oak 170 6 2 Repeated Cop yin asepsa eStats Sd ae eae Se ed Sr eh rk tenes Spies 172 So Flow Display Data want 2 ics 8 oe Ge aris Cos ah ie ee SR ee EATA Dee es 174 Be Wite Address Dalai 409 6 005 o ee eee were hee here leet ance EEE EEES 177 S25 GRE CIM ess 54 Dae sot eae amp he teas eae Oe has bus ou oat eke ee ese wee we aaa oan 181 SO OCCU FONCHON S esnaera aa a aa oea Se ee 189 8 7 Switching the Display Language n n nunnu nn nunna 196 8 8 Displaying Resource Reports i 0 4 d4064 cdeichawdutat bth errare eaea 199 S 99 Base Screen Memory
92. ake the desired settings such as SET or RESET 3 Option The switch operation sound and reversing when touched can be set Note For Momentary the display is reversed while the switch is held down 4 Valid Condition Status in PLC memory can be used to enable and disable switch operation 5 Reverse Blink The display method can be set 3 To change the character string or graphic displayed on a custom switch place the switch in Edit Mode Right click the switch part and 0 Base Screen lt NewProject nyp gt SEE select E dit Gut Ctrl X Copy Ctrl C Paste Ctrl V Attribute Dravy Status Align Delete Order 165 Custom Parts Section 7 12 4 Character strings and images can be added to customer switch parts The thickness of the part s frame increases Using the graphic bar select a character String or straight line to create the desired content within the D Drawine frame Click the OK Button j when you are finished When replacing data multiple replacement numbers are dis played in the window each one of which requires the cre OK Cancel ation of a display Click the OK ETE on Button when you are finished 0 Base Screen lt NewProject nyp gt Seg mE Change Size Note Resize the window to change the size ofa part 0 Base Screen lt NewProject_nyp gt SEF S Drawing Change Size OK Cancel Note Custom switches include Multifunction Objects which can perform multiple Ope
93. and make the settings pager Pate T mj Make the settings as shown List Basic Setup Color and Form Operation Security Guidance Element Setup Lenny be low Display Area Color amp String Cancel D iS p lay A rea N u m be r Number of Lines 18 l of Lines i 8 F Color String ats Van J re Display Frame On On Recovered E Rev Type O ut Type Outside Frame Acknowledged Ack S ide Color a Being Seting Inside Frames Color Black Color amp String Triggered Recov ered and Acknowl Black edged Click the String Setting Button and set character strings as shown below Triggered Fixed NV Designer Trig Recovered Fixed NV Designer Rcv Acknowl Fixed NV edged Designer Ack 7 Click the Element Setup Tab Alarm List Parts No 0 mj Select the number and click the Setup Button or double click the message to display eme ore the Message Dialog Box a List Basic Setup Color and Form Operation Security Guidance Element Setup TOOMDFHLAAMDNMERWN Ols wan 14 ON 157 Alarm Lists NV3W V1 NV4W NV3Q Section 7 11 8 Enter the alarm message Enter the message to display for the alarm C TrueType NV Designer Note Bit 0 of the start moni arr Cancel toring address corre sponds to message 0 Click the OK Button after all of the messages have been entered Message 9 Setthe function switch for acknowledging the alarm history
94. ansferred from the NV Designer to the PT You can transfer the base screens NV Configurations keyboard screens flow display data write address data recipe files and passwords The data Is stored in flash memory in the PT m NV3W NV Designer Screen Design S oftware Base screen data NV Configuration and other data NV is transferred Programming Device Connecting Cable RS 232C cable with a round DIN pin connector for the NV3W NV TOL 3M Power supply 5 V or 24 V Not required for XW2Z 200T 4 2 m with 5 V line mE NV3W V1 NV4W NV3Q NV Designer Screen Design Software has g i Base screen data NV Configuration and other data is transferred Commercially available USB cable NV3W V1 NV4W Mini B Type NV3Q B Type Power supply 24 V LL See Also Refer to the following section for details on connecting the PT and PLC Section 6 Connecting the PLC in the Setup Manual 204 Transferring Screens from the NV Designer Section 9 1 9 1 1 Setting Communications Conditions 1 2 3 1 Select Transfer from the PT Menu The Data Transfer Dialog Box will be displayed Click the Communication S etting Button at the upper right of the dialog box Transfer Data NewProject nvp Direction Communication Method NV Designer gt NV f USB Cancel NV3Q NV4W C NV gt NV Designer C RS232C NV3W Communication Setting Data to Transfer a All Data Recipe Data Transfer Security
95. as a Suffix to the catalog number on the front cover of the manual Cat No V104 E 1 06 Revision code The following table outlines the changes made to the manual during each revision Page numbers refer to the previous version Revision code Date Revised content 0l June 2009 Original production 02 December 2009 Made revisions accompanying version upgrade and the addition of the NV4W 03 October 2010 Changed information on supported operating systems 04 October 2011 Made changes related to a change in the NV3Q SW LCD September 2013 Changed information on supported operating systems P06 May 2015 Made revisions accompanying version upgrade and the addition of the NV3W V1 221 Revision History 222 Authorized Distributor
96. ata Transfer Dialog Box Data to Transfer All Data Communication Method Direction NV Designer gt NV Sanaw i Select the Update the firmware C aww automatically Check Box and then click the OK Button Ai Updating the firmware and trans i ferring the project will start at the same time Note Automatically updating the firmware is possible only V Transfer Data After Clear NV Screen when all data iS tra nsferred V Update the firmware automatically Verify 1 Never turn OFF the power supply to the PT while the version is being up graded Also do not unplug the cable between the computer and the NV series PT The PT may not restart if transferring the system fails 2 The SPMA function cannot be used while the version is being upgraded or screens are being transferred Section 1 2 System Versions Version Upgrade Procedure Using NV Ver_UP Tool NV Ver_UP is a special tool to upgrade the firmware version of the PT The NV Ver_UP version upgrade tool is installed at the same time as the NV Designer Click the Start Button at the bottom left of the window or select All Programs from the menu displayed by pressing the Ctrl Key and the Esc Key and then select CX One NV Designer Tools NV Ver_UP from the OMRON Menu NV Ver_UP Dialog Box NVVer_ UP NV Firmware Select Firmware Communicabon Setting Select the firmware Exit Select NV Firmware Dialog Box
97. ating procedures refer to the online help in the NV Designer NV series PT Setup Manual cccccecesssssersseeeseeeenens V103 E1 U This manual describes how to connect an NV series PT to an OMRON PLC features and Specifications methods to set up communications and operation and procedures for maintenance and troubleshooting Refer to the NV series PT Programming Manual V104 E1 L for more information on PT functions and specific operating procedures NV series PT Host Connection Manual 0008 V105 E1 L This manual describes how to connect an NV series PT to a PLC produced by a manufac turer other than OMRON including PLC memory area designations communications set tings and connection methods X Terminology Xii The following terminology is used in this manual PT NV Series PLC CPU Unit NV Designer Host In this manual indicates an NV series Programmable Terminal Indicates products in the OMRON NV Series of Programmable Terminals Indicates a Programmable Controller in the OMRON SYSMAC CS C CP C or CVM1 CV Series of Programmable Controllers Indicates a CPU Unit in the OMRON SYSMAC CS C CP C or CVM1 CV Series of Programmable Controllers Indicates the OMRON NV Designer Indicates the PLC IBM PC AT or compatible computer or personal com puter functioning as the control device and interfaced with the NV series PT Introduction Intended Audience This manual is intende
98. ayed when plotting the graph If 100 is set for Display Point then the number of records that is set in the PT Configu ration must be greater than 100 7 10 3 Displaying Graphs after Sampling PLC data for a Specified Interval Basic Operation 1 2 3 146 1 Make the data log settings for the line graph in the NC Configuration m Select NV Configuration from Surapseom sant the PT Menu Click the Line P d rae Graph Tab Sampling Trigger Number of Rec Line Graphs Section 7 10 2 Select group 0 click the Settings Button and then set the log data Line Graph Data Log Setting x Make the following settings and then click the OK Button Data Log OK Name ae Sampling On pega oe Start Address D200 On Sampling Cycle On Event sampiroose Data TORMAN DEC 1 W Data Format coe Number of Lines 1 DEC W C BCD 4 Digits E RecendAres Sampling Trigger On Sam Number otRecords sng f pling Cycle Enter a value gt Number of Display Points S a m p i n g C yc le 5 Recordable haoz2 Storage Area Number of Records for Each Line 500 Start Address Number of Lines h E 3 Setline graph control on the Line Graph Tab Page N Configuration NewProject nyp M a ke th e fo low i n g S etti n g S 1 Basic Setup Communication Parameters Auto Paging Start up Screen l Setup 1 OK a nd the n C lic k the O K B utto n 1 Setup 2 Hold Memory Recipe
99. b Page for details 13 Backlight Display Methods Section 2 3 2 3 Backlight Display Methods 2 3 1 Specifying Backlight Colors The backlight color of a monochrome NV3W V1 NV4W or NV3Q can be Specified It can be specified using one of the following two methods 1 Initial Settings Backlight colors and operation are set in the base screen properties from the NV Designer Model Backlight color NV3W V1 NV4W_ White green pink orange or red Lit or flashing NV3Q monochrome White pink or red Lit or flashing NV3Q color Not supported Not supported The specified backlight color will be displayed in a rectangle on the left edge of the title bar Indicates that the base screen is white or green The backlight colors depend on the model of the PT i 0 Base Screen lt NewP DBR 4 z a a z 5 5 z E E E E FE FE EFE E E EFE E Y E E E E E E E E E E E E E amp E E E E E 7 T E E E EFE KF E P E TF E Ep E ft E EFE F E E E E kk ke amp E E E E EE ee ee a ee ee 2 Changing the Backlight during Operation The backlight color can be changed by using specifications from the PLC Application Example That Switches the Backlight Color Color That Indicates an Alarm Color That Indicates Normal Operation ZO Color That Indicates an Alarm Specify the color and either lit or flashing in the Bit Area in system me
100. ber in hexadecimal of the screen PLC specified by the PLC for the NV to display Current Screen This word contains the number in hexadecimal of the screen Number currently displayed by the NV Bit Area Bits Word N 1 Pe Domotuse not use Bit Area Description Turn ON this bit to turn ON the buzzer Screen Display Bit Turn ON this bitto make the PT display the screen specified by the PLC This bit is effective only when it changes from OFF to ON Backlight Control Turn ON this bit to enable controlling the backlight flashing Enable Bit and color Backlight ON Flash OFF Lit normal ON Flashing Bit Backlight color 00 Not lit 01 Green white 10 Red 11 Orange pink yg Aejdsig Uea0S Wg jqeu 4 joquoys Wwbipjpeg Wg Yse 4 NO WwbIppeg Jojo gt wb Ippeg jqes q punos SS ld Ae gt yg esy Aejds q Be 4 Anuga Key Press Sound When turned ON disables the key press sound so that there is Disable Bit no sound when the PT touch panel is touched even if the key press sound is enabled in the NV Configuration from the NV Designer Display Reversal Bit Turn ON this bit to make the entire black white display in reverse Data Entry Flag This bit will be ON while data is being entered and will turn OFF when data entry has been completed This bit is effec tive only when a keyboard is being used 77 Setting the NV Configuration from the NV Designer Section 6 2 NV3W V1 System Memory Word
101. ce Off Language No Language No Language 0 Bence any Language No S a ET Alarm 0 to 1F 7 11 3 Overview of Alarm Lists An alarm list part displays a list of messages corresponding to the status of the PLC memory when display conditions have been met Color 152 Alarm Lists NV3W V1 NV4W NV3Q Section 7 11 Parts For the list of errors that have occurred either Alarm History or Alarm List can be selected m Alarm History There are two modes of history display Time Order which displays triggered acknowledged and recovered alarms and Frequency Order which displays the number of times alarms have occurred m Alarm List A list of current alarms is displayed EN Additional Information The alarm history saved in the PT can be saved to a file in CSV format using the Memory Editor Refer to Appendix A NV Memory Editor for information on the NV Memory Editor Description of Operation 1 2 3 H The PT constantly monitors the PLC memory 2 When an alarm occurs or when the system recovers from a current alarm the alarm number time of the occurrence and time of the recovery are re corded in internal memory of the PT 3 Alarm data stored in internal memory is displayed by the alarm list part Alarm check data is written into internal memory of the PT using the alarm list and the function switch To record the data select the alarm to be checked and press the function switch for which the operation mode has
102. ch has reinforced or double insulation Rated power supply voltage NV3W MLJ20L 5 VDC allowable range 4 5 to 5 5 VDC 1W min NV3W MLJ20L V1 24 VDC allowable range 21 6 to 26 4 VDC NV3W ML120 1 9 W min inne Use a twisted pair cable to connect to the power terminals Tighten the terminal screws to a torque of between 0 22 and 0 30 N m Make sure the screws are properly tight ened To prevent malfunctions caused by noise ground the PT correctly Do not touch the surface of the circuit boards or the components mounted on them with your bare hands Discharge any Static electricity from your body before handling the boards Turn OFF the power supply before connecting or disconnecting cables The maximum tensile load for cables is 30 N Do not apply loads greater than this Confirm the safety of the system before turning ON or OFF the power supply Cycle the power supply after changing the DIP switch settings Do not perform the following operations while the SD memory card is being accessed NV4W NV3Q only Turning OFF the power supply to the PT Removing the memory card Always follow the specified procedure when removing the memory card Start actual system application only after sufficiently checking screen data and the op eration of the program in the PLC host Do not press the touch switch with a force greater than 30 N Do not use a screwdriver or any other tool to press a touch switch Confirm the safety of the sys
103. character strings graph ics Or parts Parts State Button Turns ON OFF the selected switches and lamps or changes the message part number Language Number Button Changes the language number of the selected base screen l Precaution for Correct Operation The Undo Button is effective only for operations such as drawing and editing character strings graphics and parts and some operations in editors activated from the menu bar The Undo Button cannot be used for other operations 3 2 4 Graphic Bar Functions Part Names and The names of icons and other items on the graphic bar are given below Functions 24 Curve Button Arc E lliptical Arc Button Segment Oval Segment Button Circle Oval Button Rounded Rectangle Button Rectangle Button Polygon Button Continuous Line Button Fill Button Continuous Line Button Character Type Button Character String Button Color Button Select Button M Line Type Button hE a Select Button Used to selecta character string graphic functional part etc Character String Button Creates a character string NV Designer Window Names and Menus Section 3 2 Continuous Line Button Creates a Straight line Continuous Line Button Creates continuous lines Rectangle Button Creates a rectangle Circle Oval Button Creates a circle or oval Arc Elliptical Arc Button Creates a circular or oval arc Curve Button Creates a curved line Segment Oval Segment Button Creates
104. ction 7 10 7 10 Line Graphs 7 10 1 Default Settings for Line Graphs Basic Setup Data Log Reference Number of Lines Graph Type cene ie Display Point Display Point NV3W V1 32 NV4W NV3Q 80 Display Data Plot Interval Dot Background Color Display Display Frame ack Scale Horizontal Line Number of Divisions Black Vertical Line Number of Divisions NV3W V1 4 NV4W NV3Q 10 Black Operation Securty Display Restriction Element Setip Lie Seng Line Type C olor Mark MaxMin roen eea Reverse Bink a e eae o 7 10 2 Overview of Line Graphs Line Graph Line graphs have the following characteristics Characteristics A single line graph part can display up to eight lines For line graphs either of two drawing modes can be selected Data Log or Broken line Graph e Sampled values are saved in the history memory in the PT The line graph data saved in the PT can be saved in CSV format using the NV Memory Editor Refer to Appendix A NV Memory Editor for information on the NV Memory E ditor e Data can be sampled in up to five groups e Sampling can be started and stopped for each line graph sampling group Drawing Mode E Data Log In this mode data is read from the PLC into the internal memory of the PT at Specified intervals in one or two word units 142 Line Graphs Section 7 10 m Description of Operation The PT reads data from the PLC at the specified interval
105. d Change Normal and Password Management Manager Only Executes multiple operations using one switch Multifunction 1 Change Language No and Change Language No INC DEC are dis played only if Multi Language Exchange is set to ON under Tool NV Designer Configuration Language Note Function switches include Multifunction Objects which can perform multiple Operations using one switch For details refer to 7 13 Multifunction Objects 7 5 4 Function Switches Settings LL See Also Setting methods are described while creating a screen Refer to 4 2 4 Creating Base Screens For details on how to switch between screens refer to 2 2 Displaying Screens 129 Lamps Section 7 6 7 6 Lamps 7 6 1 Lamps The display color of a lamp changes when the specified bit in the PLC turns ON and OFF 7 6 2 Default Settings of Lamps ON OFF bit Address 10 00 ON color The color depends on the lamp part Color Setup OFF color Background wien Cie Size Number of dots W000 ome fet Background colar Not supported 7 6 3 Lamp Settings LL See Also Setting methods are described while creating a screen Refer to 4 2 4 Creating Base Screens 130 Data Parts and Keyboard Parts Section 7 7 7 7 Data Parts and Keyboard Parts 7 7 1 Data Parts and Keyboard Parts Data Parts e Data parts display the contents of addresses in the PLC PT screen Keyboard Parts e A keyboard part is used to enter numer
106. d Format Mode 9600 vi 7 1 E v Host Link v Start Code End Code C oC Response Timeout Unit Number Delay NT PC Link Max PC Link Unit No H 100 ms 0 5 10 ms default 5000ms CP1L M Offline 3 Transfer the PLC Setup from the CX Programmer to the PLC 51 Creating a Simple Screen Section 4 2 4 2 9 Connecting the PT and PLC You can connect the PLC to the NV3Q using a RS 232C cable NV3Q Host Link connection PLC Connecting Cable XW 2Z 200T 3 2 m without 5 V line XW 2Z 500T 3 5 m without 5 V line 24 V power supply S 8 X 4 2 10 Starting PLC Communications 123 1 Turn ON the PLC 2 Screen 0 will be displayed Touch the Monitor Switch 0 Base Screen lt NewProject nyp gt SE 3 The screen will change to screen 1 and the following information will be monitored The contents of D100 will be displayed The lamp color changes when CIO 100 00 turns ON 4 Touch the Back Switch to return to the previous screen screen 0 52 SECTION 5 Creating and Saving Projects Including Screen Data This section describes how to create save and manipulate projects for NV series PTs including operations that can be performed between projects 5 1 Starting the NV Designer and Creating New Projects 54 5 1 1 Starting the NV Designer and Using the New Project Wizard 54 5 2 Checking or Converting the Model 0 cee eee eee 5
107. d Graphics Fixed Parts Section 7 1 7 1 Character Strings and Graphics Fixed Parts 7 1 1 Character Strings and Graphics Fixed Parts With the NV Series the following character strings and graphics fixed parts can be displayed on the screen Fixed part kon Descripton S E E Continuous line Creates continuous lines Rectangle E Creates a rectangle Pie Oval e Creates a circle or oval Spline Creates a curved line ewe Creates a circular or oval sector Rounded Rectangle E Creates a square with rounded corners Polygon oao Creates a polygon Fill In Fills areas enclosed by lines and graphics with a color Bit Map Pastes bit map data from the eee to the eee Character Type Sets the language font character size attributes e g bold and colors character and background colors a Sets the colors and patterns for graphics Line Type Sets the line thickness and type Refer to NV Designer Help for details on each graphic 99 Character Strings and Graphics Fixed Parts Section 7 1 7 1 2 Entering Character Strings and Graphics Entering Character Strings 1 2 3 100 l Click the Character String Button A on the graphic bar shown below IRAN MOOG GOMOD The mouse pointer changes to to indicate that you can input a character string anywhere on the base screen Click the position on the base screen where you want to input a character String Example Creates a c
108. d for the following personnel who must also have knowledge of electrical systems an electrical engineer or the equivalent Personnel in charge of introducing FA systems into production facilities e Personnel in charge of designing FA systems e Personnel in charge of installing and connecting FA systems e Personnel in charge of managing FA systems and facilities General Precautions e The user must operate the product according to the performance specifications described in the operation manuals e Do not use the PT touch switch input functions for applications where danger to human life or serious property damage Is possible or for emergency switch applica tions Before using the product under conditions which are not described in the manual or applying the product to nuclear control systems railroad systems aviation systems vehicles combustion systems medical equipment amusement machines safety equipment and other systems machines and equipment that may have a serious influence on lives and property if used improperly consult your OMRON representa tive e Make sure that the ratings and performance characteristics of the product are suffi cient for the systems machines and equipment and be sure to provide the systems machines and equipment with double safety mechanisms e This manual provides information for connecting and setting up an NV series PT Be Sure to read this manual before attempting to use
109. d in Edit Password to the PT Transferring Passwords 1 2 3 OR p on yen a 1 Select PT Transfer Transfer sins ae Method from the menu bar The Data ae persone a Transfer Dialog Box will be dis em NV3W Communica tion Setting p a ye d Tha F Redos Senter ee 2 Select the NV Designer gt NV etna icin transfer direction and then click l Keyboard Screen f tad Bee the OK Button l Precaution for Correct Operation The password settings after transfer can be read To prevent data leakage transfer as follows to protect the password e Transferring passwords only Password Select e Transferring simultaneously with data Password Select All Data Select eTo prevent data disclosure Click the Data Transfer Security Button and enter the password Password Select All Data Select data also for simultaneous transfer 195 Switching the Display Language Section 8 7 8 7 Switching the Display Language 8 7 1 Switching the Display Language You can register the language and corresponding character string for each part in advance and then change all registered parts at the same time using a function switch or a command from the PLC Set the language and character string for each language number and then specify the language number to switch the language This can be used to switch the language display Up to 16 language numbers can be registered 0 to 15 m MAIN SCREEN
110. d only for specified screens OY Operational under Valid Condition 10 00 ON Condition 2 Always Operational Operation Operation mode Set 8 4 4 Write Address Setup Example Creating a Sample Screen sempal z When the Operation Button Operation Manual LightON CIO 10 00 is turned ON the frequency D100 is incre mented by 1 ProductiD 5555 1 2 3 1 Select Write Address from the PT Menu ET Parts Draw Tool Window Help Transfer gt N Configuration Recipe Flow Display Write Address Password Ix I a Screen Properties 2 Display the Write Address Dialog Box Select the first item in the list and click the Settings Button Make the following settings on the Condition Tab Page Operas ance S pec ifie d if condition1 is valid S creen All S C ree ns Specified Screen Condition 1 Operational under All Screens Specified Screen Valid C ondition dill ae Condition 2 Always Opera Operational under Valid Condition 10 00 ON tiona a If multiple conditions are used List Condition Operation Operational under Valid Condition 179 Write Address Data Section 8 4 4 Enable Condition 1 and click the Conditions Button The Conditions Dialog Box will be displayed Make the following settings T C Address Type Bit Relation Code Address ON cence Relation Code Address ON ER Address 10 00 10 00 5
111. data the number of colors or the number of shades of gray will be automatically reduced according to the capabilities of the PT model 101 Character Strings and Graphics Fixed Parts Section 7 1 7 1 3 Setting a Layout According to the Text Size Font Types That Can Be Example for the NV3W mpag Font Characteristics _ _ The font can be half size or normal size and can be magni fied by 1x 2x or 4x Half size characters 8 x 8 dots H x V Normal characters 16 x 8 dots H x V True Type Character sizes are specified as the number of dots 10 to 64 dots Fonts installed with the NV Designer are used for display Windows Character sizes are specified as the number of dots 10 to 64 dots Any of the Windows fonts installed in your computer can be used for display Example for the NV3W Characteristics Fot Fixed The font can be half size 1 or normal size and can be magnified by 1x 2x or 4x Half size characters 8 x 8 dots H x V Normal characters 16 x 8 dots H x V True Type Character sizes are specified as the number of dots 10 to 96 dots Fonts installed with the NV Designer are used for display Windows Character sizes are specified as the number of dots 10 to 96 dots Any of the Windows fonts installed in your computer can be used for display Example for the NV4W NV3Q Font Characteristics The font can be half size or normal size and can be magni fied by 1x 2x or 4x Half size characters
112. ddress and creates the settings for each model for the function that reads and writes the set tings for a model from and to the specified PLC address as commanded by the PLC SD Recipe any Creates the recipe files to be used during use of SD recipe Flow displays Text messages can be displayed like an electric scoreboard moving across the Flow Display Dialog Box from right to left Writing memory Used to set operations to set or reset bits set values per Write Address form calculations etc in PLC memory when conditions in the PLC are met while the specified screen Is displayed Password Displays the Edit Operation Security Password Dialog Box so that you can set the passwords when the operation secu rity password function is being used Multi Language If the Switch Display Language Option is selected in the NV Exchange String List Designer Configuration the language number and language type can be selected The character string for each lan guage number can also be edited in the list Data Log Performs settings related to the data log Screen Properties Used to set the properties of a base screen i e the name background and backlight operation Parts Open Parts Library Opens the Parts Library Selection Dialog Box Select the parts library to use and click the Open Button E dit Attributes Edits the selected parts Draw fe Used to edit screens of custom switch parts Parts List Displays the parts attributes us
113. ddress that does not exist in the PLC is set The language for the System Menu can be selected from the following Japanese or English E Additional Information With the NV3W V1 NV4W NV3Q the System Menu language can be selected directly from the System Menu Setting the NV Configuration from the NV Designer 6 2 9 Setup 2 Tab Page NV3W V1 NV4W NV3Q Only Section 6 2 Open the Setup 2 Tab Page from the NV Configuration Dialog Box to perform settings such as the one for SD memory card m NV3W V1 NV Configuration NewProject nvp Basic Setup Setup 2 Recipe Countdown Timer No C Yes Communication Setting uto Paging Line Graph Start up Screen Operation Security Setup 1 Index registration Initialize __itaice ooo iom O Desitin SOS Countdowon Timer Free Space on the SD card NV4W NV3Q only SD Memory Card Menu NV4W NV3Q only Notify when SD card has lit tle space Automatic Display eNO Countdown Timer is disabled eYes Countdown Timer is enabled eNO Notify when SD card has little space is disabled Yes Notify when SD card has lit tle space is enabled Off SD Memory Card Menu Automatic Display is dis abled On SD Memory Card Menu a ra isplay is enabled 93 Setting the NV Configuration from the NV Designer Section 6 2 te scription Function when writing Screen display when writing No to SD Card NV4W NV3Q
114. e NV Designer for the first time 1 Start the NV Designer 1 2 Select the Start Menu 1 3 Select the PT model and PLC model 1 4 Setsystem memory l 4 Setthe NV Configuration as required language settings etc 6 Opening a Base Screen 4 7 Place a character string above the screen L 8 Drag and drop parts from a parts library such as the Standard Parts Library J Q Save the final project 10 Transfer the final project to the PT 1 For details refer to SECTION 5 Creating and Saving Projects Including Screen Data 2 For details refer to SECTION 3 NV Designer Outline and Configuration Creating a Simple Screen Section 4 2 4 2 Creating a Simple Screen This section describes how to create a simple screen and operate it Screen to be created Screen 0 Text Screen 1 Text 1 Base Screen lt Nea Project_nyp gt ex Data part Accessed address D100 0 Base Screen lt NewProject nvp gt mef Function Text switch Lamp Accessed address W100 00 Change to Function switch screen 1 Return Monitor Return to previous screen 4 2 1 Starting the NV Designer When the NV Designer is started select the PT model and the PLC it con nects to 1 2 3 1 Select Program OMRON CX One NV Designer to start the NV De Signer Note When Windows 8 is running the NV Designer startups from the startup screen 2 Select Create New Project from the Start Menu and clic
115. e all registered parts at the same time using a function switch or a command from the PLC Si Additional Information To change the display the NV Designer must be restarted The set language will be enabled when the NV Designer is restarted Restart the NV Designer 37 NV Designer Configuration Section 3 3 38 SECTION 4 Overall Flow of NV Designer Operation This section describes the overall procedure for using the NV Designer to set up an NV series PT for operation dsl Overall Flow OF Operation ores eG ae ea bara whee eee wee eae es 40 A 2 Creatine a Simple Screen Ack sce dco ee wh othe EA ERE ARO E 4 4 2 1 Starting the NV Desi ner 5 20 44 whe lot ons we ok we Ce ee oe 4 4 2 2 Using the New Project Wizard 0 0 cece eee eee 42 4 2 3 NV Designer Configuration Optional 0050 43 4 2 4 Creating Base Screens ccc eee eens 43 4 2 5 Saving the Screens and Settings Project 05 48 4 2 6 Transferring the Final Project to the PT 49 42 7 sSetune the Pl Systemi Meni wccashdeate ts acelsates ave Ws at 50 4 2 8 Setting Up PLC Communications 0 000000 51 4 7 9 Connectine the Pl and REC amp sce dewd dsan ed Pane ae ee ee A 52 4 2 10 Starting PLC Communications 0 0 cece eee 32 39 Overall Flow of Operation Section 4 1 4 1 Overall Flow of Operation 40 Refer to the following steps when using th
116. e computer running NV Designer is not possible an SD memory card can be used to transfer base screen data or NV Configuration data to a PT Transferring data in this way is done in the same units as data transfer via communications from the NV Designer Each file is handled sepa rately e Using SD Memory Cards to Transfer Data to the PT NV Designer Screen Design Software p Base screen data NV Configuration and other data is saved as files in SD 5 memory cards SD memory card Read data from the SD memory card Take the SD memory card to the installation site or e mail the file e Base screen data stored in the PT can be transferred to the NV Designer by using an SD memory card SD memory cards can be used to copy data to other PTs NV NV SD memory card fy Base screen data the NV Configuration and other data can be copied between PTs by using an SD memory card Transferring and Copying Data Using SD Memory Cards NV4W NV3Q Section 9 2 i Precaution for Correct Operation e To save files from NV Designer to an SD memory card select Transfer from the PT Menu When you Select Transfer from the PT Menu NV Designer format data is converted to NV format data Simply copying data from NV Designer to the SD memory card will prevent the data from being used on the NV e Do not use the SD memory card to store data that was not created with NV Designer Up to 16 items of data can be saved t
117. e displayed in the data part 1 2 3 1 Open base screen 0 and position a data part Select Parts No from the View Menu to display part numbers in advance Click 0 in the Screen Man 0 Base BEreen SRenirovect yp Sees ager and then drag the data part from the standard parts library and drop iton the base screen 132 Data Parts and Keyboard Parts Section 7 7 2 Double click the data part and change the basic setup List Basic Setup input DisplayHide Reverse Blink Color and Form Option 04 gt Data to Display Size tremor ct8 FD pam vonn af Data Deca W Unsigne G C Halt veci f7 alel Horizontal if2 4 e Display Decimal Places Off C On 3 Sets the color and form Color Display Frame Character 7 Background 4 Selectthe Keyboard Screen Edit Keyboard Screen NewProject_nvp Double click part number DAO then make the basic set tings as shown below Basic Setup Data Format DEC 1W Unsigned ZeroSuppression Off Address D130 Font Vertical 2 Horizon tal 2 Index modifier No Click the Color and Form Tab make the settings shown below then click the OK But ton Make the input settings later Display Frame On Do not change the settings on the Reverse Blink Tab Page Select File Keyboard Screen from the menu bar The Edit Keyboard Screen Dialog Box will be displayed Click 0 and then click the Edit Scr
118. e the settings Double click CL4 at the List Basic Setup Reverse Blink Color and Form Operation Security upper right and change the oe i Settings as shown below Click the OK Button when you are finished Basic Setup Clock Minutes 8 Double click the data part at the lower right and change the settings Double click CL5 at the upper left and change the set tings as shown below Click the OK Button when you List BasicSetup Reverse Blink Color and Form Operation Security Image are finished Basic Setup Clock Seconds Reverse Blink Normal Blink 9 Enter character strings and frames on the base screen 0 Base Screen lt NewProject_nvp gt Sle After all settings have been made enclose the date and time in a rectangle as shown on the left and then enter the year month day hour min utes and seconds 10 Transfer the screen to the PT 11 Check the display on the PT When the transfer has been completed the clock parts created on the NV Designer will be displayed on the PT la Precaution for Correct Operation When using a clock part you can select either the PT clock or PLC clock in the NV Configuration Clock in the PT Settings can be made with the NV4W NV3Q provided a Battery Is installed ePLC Clock Always set the PLC clock when a Battery is not being used e Refer to 6 2 8 Setup 1 Tab Page for details on clock settings 141 Line Graphs Se
119. ed and will turn OFF when data entry has been completed o bit is effective only when a keyboard is being used Login Screen Flag This bit will be ON while the login screen is o displayed and will turn OFF when it has closed SD Memory Card Inser Off Not inserted tion Bit On Inserted Password Change This bit will be ON while the password change screen or Screen Flag password management screen is being displayed and will turn OFF when the screen has closed Battery Backup Error This bit will be ON if clock data or PLC memory holding Flag data held in the SRAM built in RAM are not backed up properly This bit will also be ON if SRAM is not backed up by the battery is displayed at the lower right of the window Battery Low Flag This bit will turn ON when the battery charge becomes low Replace the battery within a week after this bit turns ON is displayed at the lower right of the screen 1 If displaying battery errors is not enabled it will not be displayed 2 The Battery Backup Error Flag and Battery Low Flag will function even if the display for a discharged battery is disabled 6 2 4 Communication Parameters Tab Page Sets the serial communications settings between the PT and PLC Note Communications parameters can be set from the Port Screen in the Setting Mode of the PT System Menu m NV3W N Configuration NewProject1_nvp Basic Setup Communication Parameters Auto Paging Start
120. ed by a base screen in a list NV Configuration NV Designer Window Names and Menus Section 3 2 Menu SubmenuiCommand Descriptor Draw ne Used to select a character string graphic functional part etc Tet SSSSSCS dC rates a character string tine o Creates fine O O OOO oOo Continuous tine Creates contnuousines o Rectangle J Createsarcange O O O OoOO O OO Piefoval Createsacrceorov O O Oo mooo oo o Creates a crouarorovalare O O O spine O f Creates acurvediine Secor Creates a circular orovalsector Rounded Rectange Creates a square with rounded corners Poyon J Createsapoyon OO O O OoOoOoOoOoOoOoOyOS Fim __ Fills areas enclosed by lines and graphics with a color ro Sets the language font character size attributes e g bold and colors character and background colors Colorseup Sets the colors and patterns for graphics Resource Report Displays the resource report amount of free memory and memory used by NV configuration base screens and key board screens Base Screen Memory Displays the amount of memory used by the base screens Usage Displays the amount of memory and the communications addresses used by the parts NV Designer Configu Displays the NV Designer Configuration Dialog Box ration Sets the configuration of the NV Designer screen display the folder where the parts libraries used by the NV Designer are stored the current folder wh
121. ed explanation of a displayed alarm e The Number of Lines in the Guidance Area is given by Number of Lines in the Dis play Area Alarm Lists NV3W V1 NV4W NV3Q Section 7 11 5 Make the element settings Alarm List Parts No 0 List Basic Setup Color and Form Operation Security Guidance Element Setup Setup No Condition Message Guidance Display Text A W30 00 ON Alarm W30 01 ON Alarmi W30 02 ON Alarm2 W30 03 0N Alarm3 W30 04 0N Alarm W30 050N Alarm5 W30 06 ON Alarm W30 07 ON Alarm wW30 08 ON Alarms wW30 09 ON Alarm9 W30 100N Alarm wW30 11 ON AlarmB wW30 12 0N AlarmC W30 13 0N AlarmD W3N140N AlarmF z noom r oonu onb wun Oo Message TrueType N Designer Power supply Error Guidance Fixed N Designer TrueType N Designer Please confirm the following content at once Does the breaker turn on Does the power switch turn on Please check the power supply line 6 Position the guidance display Please confirm the following content at once 0 Base Screen lt NewProject nyp gt SEE Alarm awe Sy Re a Aland confirm the following contentat once gt o larmd Does the breakerturn on Alarm Does the power switch turnon Please check the power supply line AO fsa C gt t ABCD ABCD ABCD Select the number and click the Setup Button or double click the message to display the Message Dialog Box
122. een All Screens Screen No 0 1023 Jo d Condition 1 C Always Operational Operational under Valid Condition 10 00 ON Conditions Condition 2 f Always Operational Operational under Yalid Condition Sets the following items Conditions Tab Page Specified Screen All Screens Specified Screen Screen No 0 to 1023 3FF hex Conditions e Always Operational Operational under Relation Code Bit Valid Condition Word unsigned e Double Word unsigned Address at this value Bit ON or OFF Word or double word Communications address Value 1 lt gt lt gt Value 1 lt Communications address lt Value2 Value 1 lt Communications address lt Value 2 Value 1 lt Communications address lt Value 2 Value 1 lt Communications address lt Value 2 Value Fixed value Word 0 to 65 536 Double word 0 to 4 294 967 295 Operation Tab Page Operation Operation Mode Set Reset Set Reset Momentary Alternate etc 0 Set Reset Momentary Alternate etc 0 etc Others Value set 1W Value Output Address Value set 2W Add 4 digit BCD Add Output Add Sub nf one Add DEC Source Value W Add DEC 2W ui 4 digit BCD Add Sub 8 digit BCD Sub DEC 1W Sub DEC 2W for thumb rotary switch Condition 2 can also be applied An AND condition is used 178 Write Address Data Section 8 4 8 4 3 Write Address Default Settings Condition Specified Screen Vali
123. een 1 152 02 1 Select Data from the Standard Parts Library 2 Drag the part called Data and drop it on the base screen 0 Base Screen lt NewProject nvp gt Pe mlx Ta Switch 56Color E Standard NV3Q Mono E Standard NVaW Part type Data ei 46 Creating a Simple Screen 1 2 3 1 2 3 Section 4 2 3 Double click the part that was pasted and specify D100 on the Basic Set up Tab Page as the communications address in the PLC Data Parts No 0 List Basic Setup Input Display Hide ReversefBlink Color and Form Option Oy 4 gt Data to Display Number of Digits 1 5 4 Data Format Deca w zl Zero Suppression Off f On Address Setting Lamps Size Cancel Font fo ery C Half Vertical 1 2 4 3 Horizontal 1 24 e Display Decimal Places Off C On Use the following procedure to create a lamp that will display the status of a bitin the PLC on screen 1 1 Select the lamp parts library 2 Drag the part called Lamp0O and drop it on the base screen 0 Base Screen lt NewProject_nyp gt AEK T Switch 256Color 1 Base Screen lt NewProject_nvp gt PER F Standard NV3W F Standard NV3Q Mono Part type 3 Double click the part that was pasted and specify W 100 00 on the Basic Setup Tab Page as the communications address in the PLC Setting Function Switches Use the following procedure to create a function switch labeled Return
124. een Button 133 Data Parts and Keyboard Parts Section 7 7 5 Arrange keyboards and data parts on the keyboard screen Drag the DEC Sign 1 Key board Part and the data part from the standard parts library and drop them on the key board screen Do not change the settings of KYO and DAO on keyboard screen 0 You do not need to set the data format for the data part on the keyboard screen The data format of the data that is automatically loaded will be set automatically Set the number of data digits to the same or higher than the number of data digits in the data being loaded 6 Double click the data part and change the input attributes Double click DAO on the base screen then click the Input aes Tab on Make the following settings Startup Condition Input Range and then click the OK Button V Press l Check Range Data Parts No 0 List Basic Setup Input DisplayiHide Reverse Blink Color and Form Option 07a LA f Conditions Select the On Option Output Trigger Supported Keyboard f Bit ON on Output Keyboard Screen Keyboard Parts oe sles jo Display Asterisk instead of Input No 134 Data Parts and Keyboard Parts Section 7 7 7 Enter text and frames into the data and keyboard parts 0 Base Screen lt NewProject_nyp gt Sela 0 Keyboard Screen lt NewProjec 8 Transfer the screen to the PT 9 Check the display on the PT Boos A
125. es q punos sSald Ae gt Lx Wg eY Aejdsiq ssouqybug 34 ippeg N o 1 Pe Domotuse not use wa eee N 1 NV4W OOU NV3Q MRLII only Bit Area Description Turn ON this bit to turn ON the buzzer Screen Display Bit Turn ON this bitto make the PT display the screen speci fied by the PLC This bitis effective only when it changes from OFF to ON Backlight Control Turn ON this bitto enable controlling the backlight flashing Enable Bit and color Backlight ON F lash Bit OFF Lit normal ON Flashing Backlight color pej 4 moq Aeg Be 4 Anua gead yg uop suj PUeD owanw GS pej 4 UdaIDS BHueuyDd Puomssed be 4 UBDIS be 4 10u43 dnydeg Jueneg NV4W 00 Not lit 01 Green white 10 Red 11 Orange pink NV3Q Monochrome 00 Not lit 01 White 10 Red 11 Pink NV3Q Color 00 Not lit O1 Lit 10 Lit 11 Lit 80 Setting the NV Configuration from the NV Designer Section 6 2 Key Press Sound Dis When turned ON disables the key press sound so that able Bit there is no sound when the PT touch panel is touched even if the key press sound is enabled in the NV Configuration from the NV Designer Display Reversal Bit Turn ON this bit to make the entire black white display in reverse Backlight Brightness Adjusts the backlight brightness 0000 Not adjusted 0001 1111 The greater the value is the brighter the back light becomes Data Entry Flag This bit will be ON while data is being enter
126. ether to enable automatic backup the backup time interval items for creating graphics menu and dialog languages and whether to enable switch ing the display language Convert PLC Model Convert Changes the model of the selected PLC in the file that is being edited NV Model Convert Changes the model of PT in the file that is being edited Converts the fixed NV Designer font as a batch to another Toolbar Convert Fixed NV Designer Font font fete e Specified conditions Window Cioseall Ciosesalopenbasescreens Cascade Overlaps more than one base screen and displays them Lt i Arrange Icons Returns the toolbar icons to the defaults Displays the contents of NV Designer help re Displays the window for keyword based searches of NV Designer help Displays the version of the NV Designer Displays more than one base screen side by side Help Keyword About NV Designer Pop up Menus on Base Screens Pop up Menus Description Pastes the parts Screen Attribute Sets the background colors and patterns 22 NV Designer Window Names and Menus Section 3 2 Pop up Menus When a Functional Part or Character String Is Selected Character String Character Type Sets the language font character size attributes e g bold and colors character and background colors Status FON Places a bit switch function switch or lamp on the screen in OFF status Places a bit switch function swi
127. f Relay Recipe SD Recipe Off aa Notsuppones Not Supported 1 These functions are not supported by the NV3W 2 These functions are not supported by the NV3W V1 71 Setting the NV Configuration from the NV Designer Section 6 2 6 2 Setting the NV Configuration from the NV Designer This section describes the procedure for setting the NV Configuration from the NV Designer Refer to the Setup Manual for information on how to set the NV Configuration from the System Menu 6 2 1 Setting Method 1 2 3 1 SelectPT NV Configuration from the NV Designer Menu to open the NV Configuration Dialog Box If multiple project files are already open the Se lect File Dialog Box will be displayed Selecta project file to set up 2 Setthe required items Refer to 6 2 2 Basic Settings Tab Page and follow ing sections for details 3 Save the file and transfer it to the PT Refer to 9 1 Transferring Screens from the NV Designer for details Note The settings will be reflected in the PT once the setting file has been trans ferred from the NV Designer 72 Setting the NV Configuration from the NV Designer Section 6 2 NV Configuration Dialog Box N Configuration NewProject_nyp Setup 2 Hold Memory Recipe Alarm History Line Graph Password Cancel Basic Setup Communication Parameters Auto Paging Start up Screen Setup 1 Title Eng NY Model N 3Q Monochrone PLC Model Omron SYSMAC CS CJICP Series Initialize
128. fers all of the data Base Screen Select this check box to transfer base screen data Enter the screen number of the base screens Configuration Select this check box to transfer the NV Configuration data Keyboard screens Select this check box to transfer the keyboard screen data Enter the keyboard screen numbers Login Screen Select this check box to transfer the login screen data Enter NV3W VI1 NV4W the login screen numbers NV3Q only Flow Display Select this check box to transfer the flow display data Write Address Select this check box to transfer the Write Address data Recipes Select this check box to transfer recipe files Enter the Recipe File Number Password Select this check box to transfer passwords NV3W V1 NV4W NV3Q only Note Enter the screen numbers individually delimited with commas 1 3 5 or as a range 1 5 206 Transferring Screens from the NV Designer Section 9 1 NV Designer gt PT The data that was selected for transfer will be written from the NV Designer to the PT Direction PT NV Designer The data that was selected for transfer will be written from the PT to the NV Designer Transfer Data after Clear NV Screen Select this check box to transfer data to the PT after deleting all previously transferred data When this check box is not selected the NV Designer will delete the screen data but any transferred data will not be deleted from the PT Update the Firmware Au
129. figuration NewProject nyp S et the bas IC setu p After ARER oe ee completing the settings click Setup2 Hold Memory Recipe Alarm History Line Graph Password th e O K B utto n to e nd S ettin g ea the PT Configuration Name Monitoring Start Address Number of Monitor Alarms Detection Type Record Count F Wao 32 Bit ON 100 nitlie Alarm History Control On Address W16 Alarm History Control C Off f On Address W16 Alarm History Control Words 2 Words Bits 7 Word J D D J D D O O D D D J D D O 5 9SN JOU OG pe Vuess aSN JOU OG pa ruess aSN JOU OG pea ruess aSN JOU OG pea uess aSN JOU OG pea ruess aSN JOU OG pa rusess aSN JOU OG pa ruess aSN JOU OG pea ruess aSN JOU OG pea uess 9SN JOU OG pea ruess aSN JOU OG pe ruess aSN JOU OG pea ruess Wg doys soyUoW T dno Hg doS soyUoW O dnayH aSsN JOU OG parueseyY aSN JOU OG parueseY aSsN JOU OG parueseyY aSsN JOU OG parueseYy aSN JOU OG PSY aSN JOU OG parueseY aSsN JOU OG parueseyY aSN JOU OG PSY aSN JOU OG parueseyY aSN JOU OG parueseY aSsN JOU oq parueseY aSsN JOU OG parueseyY yg sesjyD Auowsp T dno yg 12 d Aow yw 0 dnog be 4 paean Aow n o dnog be 4 moO owanw o dnou g C O m Ss lt 2 D sh OQ Z 1 v Xo G
130. fter making the above set tings enter Update data Change on DAO on the base screen Next to KYO on keyboard screen 0 enter the text Input data and then place a frame around the text When data has been trans ferred the parts created on the NV Designer will be dis played on the PT screen Touch the data part on the panel to switch to the Input data screen Enter a value then touch the ENT Key to return to the Update data screen 135 Level Meters Section 7 8 7 8 Level Meters 7 8 1 Default Settings of Level Meters 100 Data Format oes 1W unsigned Basic Setup iM Right Max Min ie 1 to 65 535 Reverse Biink nage ack i w ooo Black Color and Form Grani pedan Background color White _ White 3 _ T T eee Color White Display Numeric Operation Security Ao 7 8 2 Displaying the Contents of a Word from the PLC Unita Level Meter Creating a Sample Screen The contents of the specified address is changed by the PLC program C_J E C 0 100 The change in contents is converted and displayed as a percentage 1 2 3 1 Open base screen 0 and position a level meters i Click 0 in the Screen Man 0 Base Screen lt NewProject nyp gt SEE ager and then drag a level meters from the standard parts library and drop iton the base screen 136 Level Meters Section 7 8 2 Double click the level meters Set the basic setup AE
131. g turns ON the Memory Clear Bitis turned ON to clear memory contents 145 Line Graphs Section 7 10 2 After confirming that the Memory Cleared Flag has turned ON turn OFF the Memory Clear Bit 3 When the Memory Clear Bit has been turned OFF the Memory Cleared Flag will turn OFF automatically Description of Line Graph Settings m Function Select Data Log to display a graph created by sampling PLC data 1 or 2 words Select Broken line Graph to display a graph of the stored data that Is read from the PLC m Reference Sampling is specified for each group number using the method set in the NV Configuration For the Number of Lines set the number of lines to be dis played Up to 8 lines can be displayed m Graph Type Select the method used to plot the graph Either Pen Move or Sheet Move can be selected If Pen Move is set the graph will be drawn simulating the movement of a pen If Sheet Move is set the graph will be drawn as if the pen were fixed while the sheet is moved m Direction Set the direction in which either the pen or the sheet is moved depending on the graph type Note The display method depends on the graph type and direction set tings so confirm the operation on the PT Stop Updating The specified bit can be used to stop updating the display Updating the dis play will be stopped while the specified bitis ON Sampling will continue m Display Points Set the number of points that are displ
132. gs can be registered Different parts can be displayed on the same screen using the different levels Switches can be set so that they are displayed but switch opera tion is disabled e Users can be added or deleted and passwords can be changed from the PT There are 16 levels of security and they are divided into three categories Te 0 No restrictions There is no password for level 0 Security Functions Setting Security Note Section 8 6 Security level 1 to 14 Restrictions become higher as the level number increases Example Parts with level 0 to 10 can be used under a level 10 password but level 11 parts cannot be used All operations are possible Administrator Passwords can be registered in the PT Security levels can be set for parts They are set on the Operation Security Tab Page of the part attributes There are also screen creation and parts set tings required for using the operation security function Screen Properties Login Screen The user can enter a password to log on to a level Function Switches and Custom Switches For operation secu A jump will be made to the login screen for entering pass rity for login words when the switch is pressed For operation secu Returns to level 0 from the level where the user is current rity logout logged in For operation secu This switch can be used to change a password A jump will be rity for changing made to the fixed PT screen for changing pa
133. haracter string 0 Base Screen lt NewP Sele 4 To exitfrom the input state click the Select Button amp on the graphic bar 5 Select the character string 0 Base Screen lt NewP k Efx Adjust the position To change the font size color or other attributes click the Character Type Button A on the graphic bar The Character Attributes Dialog Box will be displayed Character Strings and Graphics Fixed Parts Section 7 1 Character Attributes Language E Cancel Font Character Style Bold Underlined Fixed NV Designer i Outlined T Shadow Alignment Left Center C Right Italic Character Size Color fe 1 1 Half Character Vertical Gg 214 8 Background None 7 Horizontal a 21 4 8 8 Setthe font character size and other attributes and then click the OK But ton Drawing Graphics Draw the required graphics For example draw a rectangle with rounded corners Click the Rectangle Button 4 on the graphic bar and then draw the rect angle Click the Color Button on the graphic bar For a rectangle with rounded corners change the line color and pattern of the corners Pasting Bitmap Data 1 2 3 1 Copy bitmap data to the clipboard in advance 2 Right click at the position where you want to insert the base screen 3 Select Paste Ctrl V Note 1 Itis not possible to paste data that is larger than the screen 2 For color data and grayscale
134. hase K Not sup ee ported pe oe Transfer Outside Notsup Not sup eae inal Supported Not sup ported ported ported Automatic Backlight Off Supported Supported Supported Supported Supported ported Key Press Sound Supported Supported Supported Supported Supported poned Battery Error Display Not sup Not sup Supported Supported Supported Not sup ported ported ported nr A u anal Da heated niaaa mania Wain ee inal Supported NV3W Not Supported NV3W V1 Supported NV4W Supported NV3Q Sup ported Setup of Multi Language Supported Supported Supported Supported Supported Not sup Exchange ported Backlight Brightness Set Supported Supported Supported Supported Supported Supported ting Adjust and Adjustand Adjust and Adjust and transfer transfer transfer transfer Contrast Adjustment Not sup Not sup Supported Supported ported ported 69 NV Configuration Section 6 1 Setting Method Setting Method Tab page NV3W NV3W V1 NV4W NV3Q NV System Designer Menu on the PT SD Memory Card Menu Not sup Not sup Supported Supported Supported NV3W V1 ported ported Not sup ported NV4W Supported NV3Q Sup ported Hold Hold PLC Memory Value Not sup Not sup ee Supported Not sup Memory ported ported ported Holding Internal Memory Not sup Not sup ial mained Supported Not s
135. he Bit Area are CIO 0 to CIO 2 If CIO 0 to CIO 2 are allocated to real I O be sure to change the settings e g to words in the Work Area 42 Creating a Simple Screen Section 4 2 Example With a CP series PLC ClO 0 to CIO 2 are allocated to built in inputs so the words allocated to the Bit Area must always be changed from the defaults 4 2 3 NV Designer Configuration Optional The NV Designer Configuration can be used to change the display settings for the NV Designer 1 2 3 1 Select NV Designer Configuration from the Tool Menu 2 Change the parameters in the following window Example A grid can be displayed on the base screens by specifying it in here NV Designer Configuration Drive File Grid Screen Graphic Language Cancel Display Snap On Off C Enable Disable Pitch Color Initialize G 2 Fe NS or a NV3W 8 dots NV3W V1 12 dots Display Guideline NV3Q NV4W 20 dots N Left I Top J Right Bottom I Width Center I Height Center Distance 0 8 4 J Dots 4 2 4 Creating Base Screens Use the following procedure to create the sample screen Opening Screen 0 1 2 3 1 Double click 0 in the Screen Manager at the upper left of the window The base screen with screen number 0 will open r NV Desiener D My Documents NewProject_nyp File Edit View PT Parts Draw Tool Window Help OSE Le SOFT Hs e BR E RANNOOEGNGOMNAABSN 0 Base Scree
136. he NV Connect the tool port on the back of the NV to the computer NV Designer Screen Design Software Programming Device Connecting Cable RS 232C cable with a round aan ene DIN pin connector for the NV p Pply NV TOL 3M e Example for the NV3W V1 NV4W NV3Q Connect the USB port on the back of the NV to the computer NV Designer P Screen Design Software a Commercially available USB cable 24 V NV3W V1 NV4W Mini Tiis o NV3Q B type power supply 2 Select Transfer Transfer from the PT Menu The Data Transfer Dialog Box will be displayed 3 Set the method of communications with the PT NV3W RS232C NV3W V1 NV4W NV3Q USB Transfer Data NewProject nvp Direction Communication Method NV Designer gt NY f USB NV3QINV4 WINV3W 1 Cancel C N gt N Designer RS232C NV3W Communication Setting Data to Transfer All Data Recipe Base Screen Password Data Transfer Security M NY Configuration Keyboard Screen Login Screen Flow Display Write Address Creating a Simple Screen Section 4 2 4 Specify the data to transfer to the PT Select All Data Transfer Data NewProject nvp Direction Communication Method NV Designer gt NY USB NYS QUNV4 WINY3W 1 Cancel C NY gt NV Designer C RS232C NV3W Communication Setting Data to Transfer MV All Data V Recipe 2 V Password Data Transfer Security r r r r r V Transfer Data After Clear NV Screen V
137. he NV Configuration from the NV Designer 6 2 8 Setup 1 Tab Page Open the Setup 1 Tab Page from the NV Configuration Dialog Box to set the 88 clock backlight etc m NV3W V1 NV Configuration NewProject1_nvp Section 6 2 Basic Setup Communication Parameters Auto Paging Start up Screen Setup 1 Recipe Line Graph Clock Readfrom PLC Off C On Automatic Backlight Off Auto Off Off Key Press Sound Disable f Enable NV3Q N Configuration NewProject_nvp Setup 2 Hold Memory Recipe Basic Setup Communication Parameters Clock Clock Type Summer Time Inactive Transfer Outside Off C On Automatic Backlight Off Auto Off Off Key Press Sound C Disable Enable Battery Error Display Off File Compression Cancel On System Menu Language English v Initialize Setup of Multi Language Exchange Refer to PLC Off C On Backlight Brightness Setting Of On Contrast Adjustment of On Alarm History Line Graph Password r Auto Paging Start up Screen Setup 1 Cancel File Compression C Off On System Menu Language Initialize English z Setup of Multi Language Exchange Refer to PLC Off C On Backlight Brightness Setting Off C On Setting the NV Configuration from the NV Designer Transfer Outside NV4W NV3Q only Automatic Backlight Off 2 Key Press Sound Battery Error Display NV4W NV3Q only F
138. he OK Button when you are finished Basic Setup Clock Year Zero suppression Off 4 Double click the data part in the center and change the settings List Basic Setup Reverse Blink Color and Form Operation Security Clock Size Month 1 2 Font 1 1 f Half Vertical 1 2 4 e Horizontal 1 2 4 8 sj Double click CL1 at the upper center and change the settings as shown below Click the OK Button when you are finished Basic Setup Clock Month 1 2 Note The month can be selected from a table 5 Double click the clock part at the upper right and change the settings List Basic Setup Reverse Blink Color and Form Operation Security Clock Size Day Zero Suppression Double click CL2 at the upper right and change the settings as shown below Click the OK Button when you are finished Basic Setup Clock Day 6 Double click the data part at the lower left and change the settings List Basic Setup ReverselBlink Color and Form Operation Security Clock Size Hour 24 hours x Font fe 1 1 C Half Vertical 1 2 48 Horizontal wy 2 4 8 Zero Suppression 140 sq Double click CL3 atthe upper right and change the settings as shown below Click the OK Button when you are finished Basic Setup Clock Hour in 24 hr format Clocks Section 7 9 7 Double click the data part in the lower center and chang
139. ibed in this manual The following conventions are used to indicate and classify precautions in this manual Always heed the information provided with them Failure to heed precautions can result in injury to people or dam age to property N DANGER Indicates an imminently hazardous situation which if not avoided will result in death or serious injury Additionally there may be severe property damage N WARNING Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which if not avoided could result in death or serious Injury Additionally there may be severe property damage N Caution Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which if not avoided may result in minor or moderate injury or property damage OMRON Product References All OMRON products are capitalized in this manual The word Unit is also capitalized when it refers to an OMRON product regardless of whether or not it appears in the proper name of the product The abbreviation Ch which appears in some displays and on some OMRON products often means word and is abbreviated Wd in documentation in this sense The abbreviation PLC means Programmable Controller The abbreviation host means a controller such as an IBM PC AT or compatible computer that con trols a PT Programmable Terminal Visual Aids The following headings appear in the left column of the manual to help you locate different types of information for Safe Use for Co
140. ical values to be displayed by a data part e There are two ways to use keyboard parts a Display on PT screen Displayed together with the data part on the PT screen b Keyboard Editing Screen Touching a data parton a PT screen causes the Edit Keyboard Screen to appear Touching the ENT Key causes the Original screen to return 7 7 2 Default Settings of Keyboard Parts Vertical Basic Setup SERE 3 Keyboard Replacement Keyboard ON OFF Displayed only when entering data Operation Reversed when pressed Enabled Character color Black Color and Form Color Setup Key coor White Ting Notsupported Operation Security Display Restriction Note With a decimal keyboard a decimal point can be entered for some parts but not for others 131 Data Parts and Keyboard Parts Section 7 7 7 7 3 Default ical of Data Parts Dsplyeddata_ _ Numberofdgis S C sqACSC S S wa GS Address O e xed NV Designer Normal Size Decimal point specication Input OR Display Hide aie ______ displayed Reverse Blink Normal oe When condition is met prior Off ity Color Color and Form Background PISPAY Frame off ofi Operation Security Display Restriction Off of 7 7 4 Settings for Creating an Edit Keyboard Screen Creating a Sample Screen Basic Setup Keyboard screens Screen 0 Screen 0 Screen 0 ca lim Touch the data part Entera value The value will b
141. ified address to the last address Setting the NV Configuration from the NV Designer Section 6 2 Setting the Hold PLC Memory Value Function Note Setting the Hold NV Internal Memory Function Note The hold PLC memory value function is used to back up the specified PLC memory data in the SRAM of the PT The PT can back up memory contents that is lost from the PLC when there is a power interruption PLC memory data held by the PT is automatically written to the PLC memory when power is turned ON again If the On Option is selected for Hold PLC Memory Value a setting will be dis played to enter the first address and number of words Set the first address in the PLC and number of words to back up Hold PLC Memory Yalue r of oR If the On Option is selected for Hold PLC Recessed Memory Value this setting will be displayed Either enter the setting directly or click the button on the right of the box and enter the setting from the dialog box that will appear D100 Start Address i Number of Words 1 1 24 An NV BATO1 Battery sold separately is required to back up data The hold NV internal memory value function is used to back up the specified data in internal memory in the PT All values in addresses after the set value will be held Data Memory If the On Option Is selected for Data Memory a setting item will be displayed to enter the GDT start number Set the first address in inte
142. igner is forced to close backed up project files will be automatically recovered when itis restarted Click the i Button and set the time to automatically backup in the Set Value Dialog Box that Is displayed 33 NV Designer Configuration Section 3 3 3 3 5 Grid Tab Page This tab page Is used to display hide the grid enable disable snapping to the grid and set the grid pitch color etc NV Designer Configuration Drive File Grid Screen Graphic Language OK Cancel Display Snap C On G C Enable Disable Pitch Color Initialize Default C Setup Grid e NV3W 8 dots NV3W 1 12 dots N 3SQLNV4W 20 dots Display Guideline lv Left M Top Right Bottom Width Center Height Center Distance 0 8 f4 E Dots seng OOOO Descrip OOOO O OO View Displays or hides the grid on base screens edited with the NV Designer Sets the grid pitch if grids are displayed 2 to 80 Default The grid display is fixed in the X direction and Y direction with the following pitch NV3W 8 dots NV3W V1 12 dots NV3Q NV4W 20 dots Setup The pitch of the grid display can be adjusted in units of dots Enables disables the snap function which aligns the position of parts or the starting ending points of graphics with the grid Color grid color Sets the color of the grid displayed on the base screen Click the Button and select the color from the dialog box that appears Display Guideline Sets whether
143. ile Compression 2 System Menu Language Section 6 2 m NV4W NV Configuration NewProject nvp Alarm History Line Graph Operation Security Index registration Setup 1 Setup 2 Hold Memory Recipe OK Cancel Basic Setup Communication Setting Auto Paging Start up Screen Clock Clock Type File Compression f NY Clock PLC Clock Inactive ha C On Off On English Summer Time System Menu Language Transfer Outside Off Initialize Automatic Backlight Off Auto Off Off Setup of Multi Language Exchange Refer to PLC Off C On Key Press Sound Backlight Brightness Setting C Disable Enable Off C On Battery Error Display Contrast Adjustment Off a Off C On Po Deseription sss Po Deseription sss Sets the reference for the clock displayed on the PT For the NV4W NV3Q set either the NV clock or the PLC clock For the NV3W V1 specify if PLC data is to be accessed for the clock displays Sets whether to transfer displayed clock data to an external device such as the PLC If you specify accessing PLC data a setting item will be displayed to enter the communica tions address Set the address in the PLC from which clock data will be output Refer to Setting the Clock Function on page 91 for details Sets whether to automatically turn OFF the backlight Off The backlight is not automatically turned OFF On The backlight is automatically turned
144. ing Login Screen Displays the Edit Login Screen Dialog Box The Login Screens are used to enter passwords according to the pass word levels specified for the operation security function Export Text The character strings for switching the display language can be exported to a text file The text data can also be edited and imported Import Text Imports text from a text file The imported text can be checked by selecting PT Multi Language Exchange String List C ts the NVDesigne 18 NV Designer Window Names and Menus Section 3 2 Wenu SubmenuiCommand Descriptor a e The pevOUS Operation SSS Reo Redos the previous operation C UI he selected paris SSCSC CS S coy o Copies the selected paris Repeat Creates a base part which is copied to enable the creation of multiple parts with different functions Pastes the parts that were last cut or copied Copy Bitmap of Base Ls Copies the base screen contents as bitmap data Screen Align Aligns the left sides of the selected graphics Aligns the right sides of the selected graphics Aligns the top edges of the selected graphics Aligns the bottom edges of the selected graphics Aligns the horizontal centers of the selected graphics Aligns the vertical centers of the selected graphics Centering Centers multiple graphics figures Tisi Homer Ans the selected graphics wih gual horzoral paces lusty Verical ons the selected sraphis with equl
145. ings for backlight color 170 drawing graphics 101 Drive tab page 32 Parts Library 32 enabling switching the display language 198 entering character strings 100 executing the transfer 207 execution files of the PT model after transfer 66 F features and functions of NV Designer 2 File tab page 33 Auto Backup 33 Current Folder 33 flow display data 174 font types 102 formatting an SD memory card 210 FROM built in Flash Memory 10 function switches 128 G graphic bar functions 24 Graphic tab page 36 Circle Oval 36 graphics fixed parts 99 Arc 99 Bit Map 99 Continuous line 99 Fill In 99 Line 99 217 218 Pie Oval 99 Polygon 99 Rectangle 99 Rounded Rectangle 99 Sector 99 Spline 99 grid display and setup 29 Index Modifiers 125 installation 16 internal operation 8 L lamps 130 language number 196 Language tab page Default Character Set 37 Menu and Dialog Language 37 Multi Language Exchange 37 level meters 136 line graphs 142 line type 99 M menus 18 moving parts between screens 63 moving screens between projects 64 Multifunction Objects 167 NV Configuration 68 Automatic Backlight Off 89 Backlight Brightness Setting 90 Battery Error Display 89 CIO Area 95 Clock 89 COM Port Connected to PLC or External Device 82 Communication Error Handling 83 Contrast Adjustment 90 Data Memory 95 Delay 87 File Compression 89
146. itch for indicat C SET ing that a triggered alarm has RESET been acknowledged i Operation Pe cites Mode Others To Others To Operate Alarm Parts Acknowledge O pe ra te A la rm Parts Acknowl edge Color amp String Setas required Alarm List Acknowledge data is written to the PT after an alarm is selected and the Acknowledge Button is clicked This is used when a record of an alarm that is being acknowledged is to be recorded 13 Transfer the screen to the PT 14 Check operation Words W30 and W31 are monitored so that when W 30 00 bit 00 of W30 turns ON message 0 will display an alarm Mes sage A will be displayed when W30 10 bit 10 of W30 turns ON Message D will be displayed when W30 13 bit 13 of W30 turns ON The control address is set to word W16 so that when W 16 00 bit 00 of W16 turns ON recording is stopped To delete all of the previously recorded data turn ON W17 00 bit 00 of W17 7 11 5 Triggered Alarm List Basic Operation 1 2 3 1 Place an Alarm List part on the base screen Drag the Alarm List Part from 0 Base Screen lt NewProject nyp gt SE the standard parts libra ry and drop it on the base screen 159 Alarm Lists NV3W V1 NV4W NV3Q Section 7 11 2 Double click the alarm list part and select the basic setup Alarm List Parts No 0 List Basic Setup Color and Form Operation Security Guidance Element Setup Operation Mode
147. ity Bit 0 1000 fo ms iem besin O O PLC Unit No 0 31 Specifies the Host Link unit number of the connected PLC from 0 to 31 This setting is required only the Host Link unit number of the PLC is not 0 If Communications are performed using Modbus set the PLC unit number to between 1 and 247 COM Port Con Sets the baud rate and transmission format for communica nected to PLC or tions with the connected PLC External Device Baud Rate Select from 9 600 19 200 38 400 57 600 or 115 200 bps Data Length Select 7 bits or 8 bits e Stop bits Always 1 bit e Parity Select none odd or even 82 Setting the NV Configuration from the NV Designer Section 6 2 a Communication Click the Setup Button and open the Communications Error Error Handling Handling Dialog Box to set the following parameters e Number of retries Set the number of retries for communications errors to between 0 and 255 e Waiting time Setthe number of retries for communications errors to between 0 and 64 seconds e Display Error Codes Select Off On hold or On Unhold Transmission Delay The time between receiving data from the PLC and when data is sent from the PT can be adjusted A delay time longer than the set value can be obtained by setting the transmission delay parameter Set this parameter when data transmission from the PT is too fast for the PLC to receive it properly The setting range is between 0 to 1 000
148. k the OK Button NY Designer B mLa ae Open Existing Project D C Recent Projects Cancel 41 Creating a Simple Screen Section 4 2 4 2 2 Using the New Project Wizard When Create New Project is selected from the Start Menu the New Project Wizard will be displayed Use the following procedure to set up the project 1 2 3 1 Setthe PT model as shown below in the status for creating the project and then click the Next Button NV Model NV3Q NV Model Monochrome Select Model Create Project gt gt NVModei es NY Type Monochrome File Name NewProject Position Reference Keep Current Settings vows C 2 Setthe PLC model as shown below for the communications parameters and then click the Next Button PLC model OMRON SYSMAC CS C CP Series Select Model gt gt Communication Parameters gt gt PLC Model Omron SYSMAC CS CJICP Series Keep Current Settings lt lt Back l Cancel 3 Set the system memory and then click the OK Button Set the system memory by specifying the area for controlling the PT system in the PLC in ternal memory The system memory is used to switch between base screens so make sure that you set it In this example it is left set to the default values Select Model gt gt System Memory System Memory rea Word rea po EURT yoan Bit rea 0 LJ to P lt Back Cancel Note The default words for t
149. language Is being used Keyboard Parts Displays or hides the keyboard parts Address Cross Refer The system memory used for communications with the PLC ence and the communications addresses used by parts on the screen are displayed in a list 20 NV Designer Window Names and Menus Section 3 2 Menu SubmenufCommand J Descripion PT Transfer Transfer Transfers the base screen data NV Configuration data and other data created on the NV Designer to the PT Verify Compares the file that is open on the NV Designer and the file transferred to an NV series PT If the contents differ the differences will be displayed Compares files read to the NV Designer Create SD Memory Names a file in the SD memory card and saves the base Card File screen data in it Read from SD Mem Reads base screen data from a file on the SD memory card ory Card File Displays the NV Configuration Dialog Box Sets basic items such as the PT s system memory parame ters for communications with PLCs and computers NV Designer PLC multiple connection auto paging startup screen settings Setup 1 settings clock backlight key press sound battery error display file compression system menu language switching display language backlight brightness contrast adjustment Setup 2 settings SD memory card menu memory hold recipes alarm history line graphs and operation security Recipes Specifies the first control a
150. le HSY m sample R 00 Recipe file R 00 sample ALK F low text file ALK m sample S PW Passwords SPW e Screen data is saved in base screen data files BSD A separate file is used for each screen e Setting files are created when the settings are saved 5 7 2 Execution Files of the PT Model after Transfer When projects are transferred to the PT or SD memory card from the NV Designer they are converted to the following PT execution files e Save folder and execution file name after transfer Save folder Base screens base gsd Keyboard screens keyb gsd Login screens login gsd PLC driver plc_drv gsd 000 to fff is the screen number 000 to fff is the keyboard number 000 to fff is the login screen number NV Configuration nvconfig gsd Recipes recip gsd 000 to fff is the recipe number Write Address devw gsd Flow text flow gsd Passwords pswd gsd Firmware firmware gsd SECTION 6 NV Configuration This section describes the parameters in the NV Configuration in detail OE INV Conmmsuranonia s Jnusecmnn ace ee nants ee baa ee bea ee hens Oe ns ox 68 l 1 Setting Parameters sacie erna hone ede eee ete oR 68 6 1 2 NV Configuration Parameters 0 69 6I Detal SEME ress n haar tiane ae ty kane tatnass oe aa oe et 71 6 2 Setting the NV Configuration from the NV Designer T2 6 2 setting Method csd i4 8 eb eid arn E ewes 12 6
151. le clock part displays any one of the year month day hour minutes sec onds or day of the week Line graph Line Line Graph Line graphs display Sup Sup graphs H H Changes in the contents of ported ported ported ported FR the corresponding address ot ae in the PLC Alarm list Alarm Alarm list A list of errors that have Not Sup list occurred can be displayed sup ported ported ported ported Alarm H S mazon Not Sup tory x a Sup ported ported i wb ported ported 112 Bit switches W WwW Wn WwW Wn Wn c c c c c c O O O O O O lt I I pa Cp Cp Cp Wn Cp Cp c c c c O w foo foo foo foo foo foo foo 7 F a a zZ c 5g WN Cc O Parts Standard library part name Part name Keyboard Key board Custom Custom mes Sage parts ON and OFF Status for Standard Library Parts Custom Switches Section 7 2 Applicable NV series PTs NV3W NV3W NV4W NV3Q V1 Parts that change the value of the PLC memory address Sup S up Sup Sup being displayed by the Data Part ported ported ported ported Used to enter decimal val DEC2 JAE Used to enter decimal val jeJ ues horizontal DEC Sign1 Used to enter signed deci a5 aelel mal fractions oaan DEC Sign2 mmpapasrr Used to ick aoe deci SISSIES mal fractions ick aoe HEX CDH Used to enter hexadecimal values ASCII
152. lectthe numberand click the Open Button Copy Cut Delete Parts of Base Screens The screen number will be displayed on the top left of the base screen and the project name will be displayed on the right of Base Screen The backlight color is displayed on the top left of the base screen Screen number Project name Base Screen _ ee eew Backlight color gt u Base Screen NewProject nvp gt A elt Closing a Base Screen Click the Close Button in the title bar to close the base screen If anything has been created on the base screen the base screen will be reg istered in the Screen Manager when the base screen is closed If nothing has been created on the base screen the base screen will simply close To close multiple screens at once select Window Close All from the Menu Bar l Precaution for Correct Operation 1 The base screen will not be saved even itis registered in the Screen Manager To save the base screen select Save from the File Menu and save the entire project 2 Ifthe base screen is changed and itis closed there will be no warning mes sage asking whether you want to save it before closing 27 NV Designer Window Names and Menus Section 3 2 3 2 7 Parts Libraries 28 A parts library contains parts such as switches lamps data displays and keyboards that you can use to create screens They can be easily positioned on base screens by dragging and dro
153. letion is performed normally the Error Flag will turn OFF Contents of Words n 1 to n 3 wend fem o e U Specify the number of the recipe file to read or write Block number _ Specify the number of blocks to read or write Error Code An error code will be written here if an error occurs during data transfer 0 Normal ON The specified file does not exist 2 The specified block does not exist 3 Recipe data cannot be written because memory Is full If the write read or deletion is performed normally the Error Code will be 0000 hex 182 Recipes Section 8 5 S Additional Information e Write read and deletion cannot be performed simultaneously If all bits are ON write read or deletion will be performed in that order elf all flags are OFF either write read or deletion can be performed 8 5 3 Using Recipes 1 2 3 1 Startthe Recipe Menu Select Recipe from the PT Menu Recipe NewProject nyp 2 Click the NV Config Button to setup the PT Configuration mq Make the following settings Basic Setup Commun ication Parame ters Auto Paging Start up Screen Setup 1 OK a n d th e n C lic k th e O K B utto n Setup2 Hold Memory Recipe Alarm History LineGraph P d sites Cancel Recipe On el ControlAddress W20 Control Address W20 i 1 Up to 100 No 0 to 63 recipe files can be created 3 Change the Data Recipe Setting Select file 0 from the recipe SA emmeuee
154. lick the Delete Button to delete operations that are not required To replace an op eration selected in the list of operations make the new setting and then click the Change Button Multiple registrations can be made for all operations that can be set using function switches and custom switches Some operation modes however have restrictions on the number of operations that can be registered Also operations are performed in order that they are set Display Execution Number of Total number color order operations that of operations can be that can be registered registered a Black ExXecuted in Operations can the set order be registered up to maximum number of oper ations Operation mode Reset Momentary Alternate Value Set Add Subtract Thumbwheel Switch Change Language No 2 Change Language No INC DEC Change Screen System Menu Display Back to Previous Screen To Operate Alarm Parts For Operation Secu rity Function b Blue Executed after opera tions dis played in black c Red Executed at the end 1 Change Language No and Change Language No INC DEC are dis played only if Multi Language Exchange is set to ON under Tool NV Designer Configuration Language SECTION 8 Using PT Functions This section describes special functions that can be used with NV series PTs and the NV Designer Sel Swatching Backhoht Colors wii nceS oa wenn wee ace ta ee ae Bae Se 170
155. ll automatically reduce the number of shades or colors Not sup ported Not sup ported Sup ported Not sup ported PERE EE EE E f i 3 5 i Ea me eer S E ial Ew eer er O O O 59 Checking or Converting the Model Section 5 2 5 2 2 PLC Model Convert Select Convert PLC Model Convert from the Tool Menu of the NV Designer Convert PLC Model Addresses NewProject_nvp Select a new PLC Cancel New PLC Type Omron SYSMAC CICY Series b Original PLC Type for Which the Project Was Configured Settings Omron SYSMAC CSICJICP Series 5 2 3 Checking the Model Check the NV series PT model and PLC model of the screen being created Select NV Configuration from the PT Menu of the NV Designer Check the models on the Basic Setup Tab Page NV Configuration Dialog Box NY Configuration NewProject_nvp Basic Setup Communication Parameters Auto Paging Start up Screen Setup 1 Recipe Line Graph Title Eng anes NY Model NV3W 128 W x64 HiVMonochrome PLC Model Omron SYSMAC CS CJICP Series Initialize System Memory Area Word rea Do to Bit rea lo 1 to 60 Creating Base Screens Section 5 3 5 3 Creating Base Screens Click 0 in the Screen Manager Base screen 0 and the Parts Library will be displayed Screen Manager Double click 0 Base screen 0 Parts Library ee N ldesiener D TMP NV Desiener NewProject nyp SEE
156. lor F Function switch 256Color Switch 56Color F Standard NV3 NUM x s6 M2 A Easy to Register Original Parts Custom parts created by the user can be dragged and dropped to a library to be registered and used like normal parts Easy to Print Design Status and Settings Screen previews can be printed together with the properties of the edited base screen and edited part attributes Multi language Support With Windows you can use of various languages such as J apanese English Europe Simplified Chinese Traditional Chinese Korean and Turkish NV Designer Features Section 1 1 Use True Type Fonts The NV Designer features the True Type fonts commonly used for Windows applications MS Word and Excel Characters can be displayed beautifully from small to large Exporting and Importing Character Strings Using the Display Language Switching Function Character strings changed by using the Display Language Switching that appear on a base screen of the NV Designer can be exported to a text file The text file can be opened and edited in Excel then imported for use as the character string displayed on the base screen Transferring Screens with an SD Memory Card NV4W NV3Q Only The screens can be transferred using an SD memory card even if the PT can not be connected to the NV Designer Project data can be transferred directly by using SD memory cards Multifunction Objects NV3W V1 NV4W NV3Q Onl
157. ly Copying Parts Select the part that you want to copy and then select Repeat from the Edit Menu The Repeat Dialog Box will be displayed Change Attributes V Operation Mode Step DEC Output 10 00 0 Canel Number of Copies Vertical 1 1 4 Horizontal 1 cL Distance Vertical 0 0 127 Horizontal 0 e Direction Sets the copy direction using the Change Button e Number of Copies Sets the number of copies created in the vertical and horizontal directions e Distance Sets the distance between the parts when copies are made repeatedly e Change Attributes Used to change the attributes from the copy source when it is copied repeatedly The Operation Mode Output and Communications Address are displayed according to the attributes of the original part e Step DEC This value is added to the addresses or screen num ber of adjacent parts in order 8 2 3 Example of Repeated Copying 172 To create 15 lamp parts 3 vertically and 5 horizontally L2 3u 1 Open base screen 0 and drag Lamp 0 onto it Paste the lamp on the left side of the screen Make all the settings that will be the same for all copies 0 Base Screen lt NewProject nyp gt mB 2 Repeatedly copy the part Click the lamp and select Repeat from the Edit Menu Repeated Copying Section 8 2 3 Setthe attributes that will be copied repeatedly Make the following settings and then click the OK Button
158. m When NV Designer is started all parts in the Standard Parts Library for the set model will be displayed in front 104 Parts Section 7 2 Standard Parts Library I Standard NV3Q Mono Part type Parts Group Selection Button ABCD Swe ABCD Parts Parts Group Selection Buttons are displayed by type Button Ze Standard NV3Q Mono Part type Part type Lamp Select a lamp ABCO LL See Also Refer to 7 2 4 Available Parts Libraries All of the parts registered in the parts libraries can be viewed as PDF data 105 Parts Section 7 2 7 2 3 Opening Parts Library Additional Information The standard parts library will open when a base screen is opened Opening the Parts Library from the Menu Bar 1 2 3 1 SelectOpen Parts Library from the Parts Menu 2 The Select Parts Library Dialog Box will be displayed Select Parts Library File Name FSW _COLOR SPL Function switch 256Color L4MP_COLOR SPL Lamp 256Color PART_ 01 SPL Standard NV3w PART_ 30C SPL Standard NV30 Color PART_V 30M SPL Standard NV3Q Mono SW_COLOR SPL Switch 256Color Select the parts library to use and click the Open Button Here select the Function switch 256 Color Parts Library 3 Here the Function Switch 256 Color parts library is displayed F Function switch 56Color Color FSW PBS B FSW PBS G FSW PBS O FSW PBS R FSW PBS WwW FSW PBS Y FSW PBL B FSW PBL G FSW P
159. mber can be Specified in the control address area of the specified PLC to execute read write operations Set values for each model can be read or written simply by changing the block number or model number Recipe file No 0 PLC Block No 1 model Write Specification Control address Aa LTT TTT ty 0 Execute write Block 1 Sor a o Dioo ___100_ i Dio1 200 Y D102 D102 300 Write completed Recipe file No 0 Example Model block 4 Set value P100 table D101 D102 A recipe table is made from maximum of 100 blocks and 100 set values R ec ipe files are specified by their numbers Up to 100 recipe files No 0 to 99 can be stored S Additional Information e The total quantity of recipes that can be saved in the PT is approximately 3 600 words However it may be less depending on the number of files and whether there are comments e The amount of memory that can be used as recipes can be checked in the Resource Report under the Tool Menu of the NV Designer l Precaution for Correct Operation e Do not use the SP MA function when the recipe function is operating e Data may be corrupted if there is a power interruption while the recipe data is being updated eRecipe data can be read from the PLC to the PT or deleted approximately 100 000 times 8 5 2 Controlling Recipes The recipe function allocates 4 word control addresses in the PLC memory Recipes
160. mory Refer to 8 1 Switching Backlight Colors for details 2 3 2 Automatic Backlight OFF Function The PT can be set so that the backlight automatically turns OFF if the touch screen not touched for a specified period of time This can be done on the Setup 1 Tab Page of the NV Configuration The time can be set between 1 and 30 minutes 14 SECTION 3 NV Designer Outline and Configuration This section gives the system requirements for running the NV Designer describes the windows and menus of the NV Designer and explains the parameters in the NV Designer Configuration 32 _ System Requirements estrae 02000 25005 5eden beans Sedan T aie x 16 3 1 1 System Requirements 0 0 0 0 ccc cece ee eens 16 Seker Wistallaiol 446 0 4 3a464 0 vh ot twee bit west bh A 16 JES JRezinstallanOn x22 uc ne Gehan in avdc Dari eat hese aes 16 3 1 4 Precautions for the OS of Windows other than Windows XP 16 3 2 NV Designer Window Names and Menus 00000000 0s 17 3 2 1 Names of Window Components 0 000 cece eens 17 T2 INICHUS ore tose iach de a e ire et koe bee ae eke aaa 18 a 2 5 gt Toolbar Puncuons i ci24 ce5 aie whack oe EA Mes we eed be 23 3 2 4 Graphic Bar Functions 0 0 0 0 nes 24 3 25 SEC Manager deresi eere bela ae tian wna 26 922 0 Bae SCICCHS xa 54 00bot nadie ie beh aed beach ede bees 21 2T Pans Libra Osses reor araa a a AE 28 3 3 NV Designer Configuration nasasa ssas eens 2
161. ms Note When connecting to an OMRON EJ 1 Temperature Controller using Modbus RTU seta transmission delay of at least 5 ms in the communications parame ters in the NV Configuration of the PT Communications may not be performed correctly if a transmission delay of 4 ms or less is set Use a value of the least 5 ms default for the port B send wait time in the EJ 1 Communications may not be performed correctly if a send wait time of 4 ms or less is set 6 2 5 PLC Multiple Connection Tab This tab page is used to set parameters when connecting multiple PLCs or OMRON EJ1 Temperature Controllers using Modbus The following dialog box will be displayed when the PLC Multiple Connection Tab is clicked in the NV Configuration Dialog Box NV Configuration NewProject nyp Start up Screen Setup 1 Setup 2 Hold Memory Recipe Alarm History Line Graph Password OK Basic Setup Communication Parameters PLC Multiple Connection Auto Paging PLC Multiple Connection Initialize a T PLC Multiple Con eNO nection PLC multiple connection is not used e Yes PLC multiple connection is used If the Yes Option is selected the PT will recognize the unit number setin the PLC 83 Setting the NV Configuration from the NV Designer Section 6 2 PLC Unit Number and The following dialog box is displayed if the Yes Option is selected for PLC mul Comment tiple connection NV Configuration NewProject nyp Start up Sc
162. n lt NewProject nyp gt DAR F Standard NV3 W Switch 256Color ir Standard NV3Q Mono Part type fan NUM MED A ZA 43 Creating a Simple Screen Section 4 2 Setting Character Strings 1 2 3 1 Click the A Button on the graphic bar and click on the base screen where you want to type in a character string 2 Entera character string on screen 0 Enter Hello I m NV Select the character string that you just entered and select Character At tribute from the Graphic Menu Set the character color and size Character Attributes m Language Font r Character Style Bold M Underlined Fixed NV Designer M Outlined T Shadow Alignment Left Center Right l Italic Character Size Color G1 C Half Character H Vertical Gg 2 4 8 Background None Horizontal Go 2 4 8 Setting Function Switches Use the following procedure to create a function switch labeled Monitor on screen 0 to switch the screen display 1 2 3 1 Selectthe function switch parts library 2 Drag the part called FSWO and drop iton the base screen ir Standard NVaW E Switch 56Golor F Standard NV3Q Mono Part toe 3 Double click the function switch that was pasted 44 Creating a Simple Screen Section 4 2 4 On the Basic Setup Tab Page leave the operation mode set to Change Screen and the screen set to 1 Function S
163. n Screen Time Out Password Change Screen Time Out Sets whether to output the security level to an address Specifies the output address if the security level is to be output Specifies what happens when a part with a higher security level than the current one is touched Off No operation e Output Warning Beep The buzzer beeps to warn you e Display Login Screen A login screen is displayed Set the login screen number 0 to 15 to display Note A login screen will need to be created Sets whether to change the screen when logging out of a security level To change to the specified screen set the screen number 0 to 1 023 to dis play when logging out Sets whether to automatically log out level 0 after a period of inactivity Sets the time of inactivity until the automatic logout 1 to 42 minutes Enables or disables automatically returning to the original screen from the Login Screen where the password is entered Ifthe timeout function is used for the Login Screen set the time before returning to the original screen to between 1 and 42 minutes Enables or disables automatically returning to the Original screen from the Password Change or Man agement Screen If the timeout function is used for the Password Change Screen set the time before returning to the original screen to between 1 and 42 minutes Security Functions Section 8 6 8 6 6 Transferring Passwords Transfer the password that was create
164. n of the control panel used other devices connected to the control panel wiring and other conditions You must there fore confirm that the overall machine or equipment complies with EC Directives e This is a class A product It may cause radio interference in residential areas in which case the user may be required to take adequate measures to reduce interference Conformance to KC Standards xviii Observe the following precaution if you use NA series PTs in Korea A E717 GTS WESA 717E YFA BF AAAA 77E TEAR E o BS FAHA A AAA ARIE AS Ae yg Class A Device Broadcasting Communications Device for Business Use This device obtained EMC registration for office use Class A and it is intended to be used In places other than homes Sellers and or users need to take note of this Terms and Conditions Agreement Please read and understand this catalog before purchasing the products Please consult yourOMRON representative if you have any questions or comments WARRANTY LIMITATION OF LIABILITY APPLICABLE CONDITIONS CHANGE IN SPECIFICATION ERRORS AND OMISSIONS e The warranty period for the Software is one year from the date of purchase unless otherwise specifically agreed e f the User discovers defect of the Software substantial non conformity with the manual and return itto OMRON within the above warranty period OMRON will replace the Software without charge by offering media or download from OMRON
165. nniacd list and click the Open Button Recipes Columns 3 Lad Change the Data Recipe Set E ie na ting as follows cs Data Sets Rows Entry fo H Address Number 10 Recipes Columns 3 183 Recipes Section 8 5 4 Click the Entry Address Setting Tab and set the attributes Make the following settings and then click the OK Button Number Cof on Number Con Continuously Cancel tinuously On a Data Format DEC 1W iam Address D200 Data Recipe Setting Entry Address Setting 5 Enter the table value in each block Make the following settings and then al click the OK Button Address Data Format Comment No 0 No 1 f ee ae mosa 2200 ss 2050 waosa f D201 20 235 30 Delete Data Set Insert Recipe Delete Recipe Import Export GT Config v Close 184 Recipes Section 8 5 7 Transfer the recipe file to the PT C NV gt NV Designer Data to Transfer All Data Base Screen Configuration Keyboard Screen Login Screen M Flow Display Write Address 8 Manipulate the control bits Communica tion Method USB NV3Q NV4W C RS232C NV3W Select PT Transfer Trans fer from the menu and select the Recipe Check Box Note Enter the Recipe File Number if required Example Transfer File Set tings Recipe File Number Vt Enter alohanumeric charac ters and place a comma
166. ns the parameters in the NV Designer Configuration Section 4 Overall Flow of NV Designer Operation This section describes the overall procedure for using the NV Designer to set up an NV series PT for operation Section 5 Creating and Saving Projects Including Screen Data This section describes how to create save and manipulate projects for NV series PTs including operations that can be performed between projects Section 6 NV Configuration This section describes the parameters in the NV Configuration in detail Section 7 Descriptions of Parts This section describes how to create screens using the various parts provided by the NV Designer Section 8 Using PT Functions This section describes special functions that can be used with NV series PTs and the NV Designer Section 9 Transferring Screens This section describes how to transfer screens to and from an NV series PT using both communica tions and SD memory cards Appendix The appendix describes how to use the NV Memory Editor which allow you to edit the internal mem ory of the PT from the NV Designer 1X Related Manuals The following manuals are used for NV series PTs The boxes at the end of the catalog numbers indicate the revision code NV series PT Programming Manual V104 E 1 0 This manual describes the software functionality of NV series PTs how to install the NV Designer and the features of the NV Designer For more information on NV Designer oper
167. nter a value gt Number of Lines set on Color S tri n g 1512 e Bg Sta rt Address W30 Spas poe Acknowledged Alarm N umber i e TATAR sE number of alarms 32 C BROFF gt ON When Memornyis Ful Detection Type Bit ON Save New Data Use Ring Buffer eS ce No new alarms are saved R e C O rd Number of Records 100 Record Information Triggered Recovered and Acknowl edged When Memory is Full Save New Data Use Ring Buffer Note 1 Up to 128 alarms can be monitored One bitis allocated for each alarm When 128 is set 8 words 8 x 16 bits 128 are monitored For example when the start address is W30 and the number of alarms has been set to 32 the 32 bits starting at W30 are monitored i e W30 and W31CH 2 Set Bit ON for the alarm status when an alarm Is to be displayed when the bitturns ON Set BitOFF for the alarm status when an alarm Is to be displayed when the bit turns OFF 3 The number of records is equal to the number of alarms stored in the PT A value greater than the number of monitored alarms must be set Even if the power to the PT is turned OFF alarms that have already been stored are retained by the battery backup If the battery is exhausted the records will be lost 4 When the Triggered Recovered Bit turns ON or OFF press an acknowl edge switch and select the data to be added to the records 154 Alarm Lists NV3W V1 NV4W NV3Q Section 7 11 3 Setthe alarm history control NV Con
168. nts as a diagonal line Circle End point Oval End point Start point Start point NV Designer Configuration Section 3 3 3 3 8 Language Tab Page This tab page sets the language to use by default NV Desiener Configuration Cancel Default Character Set English Initialize Menu and Dialog Language English Multi Language Exchange On fe Off Default Character Sets the default language when parts are pasted from a parts Set library It can be chosen from J apanese English Simplified Chinese Traditional Chinese Korean or Turkish For example even if the menu and dialog boxes are displayed in J apanese you can set the characters on the parts to be dis played in English or European English Menu and Dialog Sets the language displayed in the menus and dialog boxes Language It can be chosen from J apanese English Korean Simplified Chinese or Traditional Chinese Multi Language Sets whether to enable or disable the display language switch Exchange ing function If switching the display language Is enabled Mult Language Exchange String List Edit Properties can be selected from the PT Menu If switching the display language is enabled a dialog box to edit character strings for switching display languages will be displayed to let you select the language for each language number You can register the language and corresponding character String for each part in advance and then chang
169. o a memory card Copying using an SD memory card cannot be performed between different types and different models of PT such as between a monochrome NV3Q anda color NV3Q Copying can be performed only between the same type of NV3Q or NV4W 9 2 2 Compatible SD Memory Cards Manufacturer Panasonic Note OMRON has not confirmed the compatibility of memory card from other manufacturers Applicable Memory 32 MB to 2 GB 32 MB 64 MB 128 MB 256 MB 512 MB 1 GB or 2 GB Capacity la Precaution for Correct Operation SD memory cards with capacities larger than 2G cannot be used The applicable memory capacity is 32 MB to 1 GB for system program version 1 0L of the NV3Q File Configuration on SD Memory Card Specified Folder nv_data File Name PT Data File Names of PT Data Base Screen base gsd Screen number from 000 to fff Keyboard screens keyb gsd Keyboard number from 000 to fff Configuration vcontig gsd ee Flow Display fow asd Write Address dewgsd SSS to fff Login Screen login gsd Login screen number from 000 to fff Password pswdgsd tS Firmware _ifmwaregsd SD Memory Card Writers The computer on which NV Designer is running must be equipped with an SD memory card slot PLC aver ple args ee 9 2 3 Precautions on Using SD Memory Cards Data stored on an SD memory card may be damaged in the following ways OMRON is not responsible for the loss of data stored on SD memory cards
170. o4 0 yes eel es oe at Gat oa cetera a bare Brute Gt eed A 136 7 8 1 Default Settings of Level Meters 0 0000 136 97 98 7 9 7 10 7 12 7 13 7 8 2 Displaying the Contents of a Word from the PLC Unit a Level Meter ss ashe EAER CLOCK O EE E EENE E eee eee 7 9 1 Default Settings for Clocks 7 9 2 Displaying Clocks Line Graphs s 4 23 95 54 206 5 EAEE Bee ee aes 7 10 1 Default Settings for Line Graphs 7 10 2 Overview of Line Graphs 7 10 3 Displaying Graphs after Sampling PLC data for a Specified Internal shes ae cee ess eget Bebe Ac ei ee ae 7 10 4 Batch reading PLC Memory to Display the Graph Alarm Lists NV3W V1 NV4W NV3Q 7 11 1 Default Settings of Alarm History NV4W NV3Q only 7 11 2 Default Settings for Alarm Lists 7 11 3 Overview of Alarm Lists 7 11 4 Settings for Constantly Monitoring PLC Memory History Display NV 4WINV3O ODI yaaa n hada lbw Geta wea weeeee seeks 7 11 5 Triggered Alarm List Custom Pats aeea raea aen teed Sata eee 7 12 1 Creating a Switch Part 7 12 2 Creating Lamps and Message Parts Multifunction Objects 0000050 7 13 1 Overview of Multifunction Objects 7 13 2 Multifunction Object Setting Procedure 136 139 139 139 142 142 142 146 149 152 152 t32 152 154 159 164 164 166 167 167 167 Character Strings an
171. oject nyp 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 a Open Copy Cut Paste Delete NUM sor XY 9 Double click 0 in the Screen Manager Base screen 0 and the Parts Li brary will open as shown in the following graphic Screen manager Parts Library Base screen 0 NV Desiener d tmp fny desiener NewProject_nyp File Edit View PT Part Draw Tool Window Help OSE 2S 4 PBlESID OH he HSB no el flsneuseso fz PYGOMbABN Na 0 Base Screen gt lt NewP__ BAR K Standar d NV3 W ABCD ABCD aAOonhuounm _o Sw Ssw2 Open Copy Cut Paste Delete ABCD ABCD ABCD FSw1 FSwe2 LJ ABCO MsgO NUM SoRL x62 fv 25 A 57 Starting the NV Designer and Creating New Projects Section 5 1 EN Additional Information Multiple projects can be created and opened simultaneously using the NV Designer Itis also possible to copy and move screens between projects as well as to copy and move parts on a screen 58 Checking or Converting the Model Section 5 2 5 2 Checking or Converting the Model 5 2 1 NV Model Convert Select Convert NV Model Convert from the Tool Menu of the NV Designer Convert NV Model NewProject_nvp NW3QsMonochrone Cancel Original GT Model for NV3W 128 W x64 H Monochrome NV Model Conversion Table After conversion NV3W NV3W V1 NV4W 4JO O gt EIA 5 a i 9 g Aeb jo s peys g Ym edIS AeiB jo Sopeys z Am eoHA
172. oken line graph sampling settings are not needed so there is no need to set the PT Configuration 3 Make the display settings Line Graph Part No 0 E Set the basic setup List BasicSetup Display Operation Security Element Setup P lot nte rva D ot 1 mepo ies e Display Frame Whole Plot Interval Dot 1 J oes oe woe a ciis S 3 ian 1 Divisions Horizontal Line On hotel Number of Divisions 5 Sl Vertical Line j t ro f Vertical Line On Display Frame p r C o Whole C X axis oe Number of Divisions 5 Color List Basic Setup Display Operation Security Element Setup List of Attributes Setup Cancel Max Value j 150 Line Graphs Section 7 10 5 Make the line settings for the line graph sj Do not change the Reverse Blink settings for this sample Line Graph Part No 0 Line Settings Reverse Blink Name Line Type ColorMark ax Min A dd res S D 1 00 Max Fixed Color 1 65535 l Indirect Reference Type Mark 100 Min s D100 ve Fixed 0 65534 Data Format C Indirect Reference DEC 1W Unsigned o Note Data is read from the words that start with the specified address for the speci fied number of display points When the data formatis 1 word data is read in blocks of one times the number of display points For 2 word data reading is done in blocks of two times the number of display points 6
173. ol Menu of the NV Designer 7 Setthe status for system memory and then click the Next Button Click the Cancel Button to display the Startup Window without a project Select Model gt gt System Memory System Memory Area Word rea DO to p Bit Area 0 LJ to P lt lt Back di oe Cancel ten Tesi System Memory Sets the words used as system memory for basic com Area munications with the PLC Refer to 6 2 3 System Memory for details Word Area Sets the memory area and first address of the area of memory used for communications between the PT and PLC in word units such as for the screen number The default is DO to D2 Bit Area Sets the memory area and first address of the area of memory used for communications between the PT and PLC in bit units such as for the screen saver The default is 0 to 2 Note The default words for the Bit Area are CIO O to CIO 2 If CIO O to CIO 2 are allocated to real I O be sure to change the settings e g to words in the Work 56 Starting the NV Designer and Creating New Projects Section 5 1 Area Example With a CP series PLC ClO 0 to CIO 2 are allocated to built in inputs so the words allocated to the Bit Area must always be changed from the defaults 8 When the NV Designer is started a project is created at the same time The following Main Window will be displayed File PT Tool Help 0 g2 c BREST Heb S BTS xii zi ig NewPr
174. omissions X X XX SECTION 1 Overview This section introduces the features and functions of the NV Designer EL JNVeDes einer Features vise aid Sis acclatewd era Gu ate ws date are ea acca oe arate es 1 1 1 NV Designer Features and Functions 2004 le SV S0C It NV lOUs 1s cae ceca eae aa eee eee saat ae eee ates 1 2 1 NV series PT Models and System Versions 1 2 2 NV System Version Upgrade Procedure 004 Aa A A NDO NV Designer Features Section 1 1 1 1 NV Designer Features The NV series Programmable Terminals PTs are easy to operate and com pact 1 1 1 NV Designer Features and Functions The NV Designer is a programming application used to create screens for NV series PTs Design Screens Easily Like a Paint Application The NV Designer can be used to transfer screens to and data from an NV series PT to print data and to perform other operations Drag and Drop Parts to the Screen The libraries contain various parts Such as bit switches that allow you to turn PLC I O points ON and OFF by touching the bit switch data parts for display ing PLC data and keyboard parts that can rewrite PLC data Parts can be easily positioned by dragging and dropping them to the screen EEr i iew PT Parts Draw Tool Window Help DSEOC A SRE ST OH RBBB Blom or life RA LMODOCEZNGOYUHABN 0 Base Screen lt NewP_ MER Lamp 86Coler Ir Standard NV3Q Co
175. on Enables disables the communications address used by the part Parts No Displays the parts numbers of all parts on the base screen Parts Attribute Displays the communications address of the main attribute PLC of the parts on the base screen Displays Hides the fill pointer for filling closed areas Fill Point Color Click the i button and select the color from the dialog box that will be displayed Keyboard Parts Displays Hides the keyboard parts Tips Display Displays hides the message that indicates that there will Shows Tips before be multiple saved files from the NV Designer Saving a Project 35 NV Designer Configuration 3 3 7 Graphic Tab Page Section 3 3 Sets the drawing method for circles and ovals NV Desiener Configuration Drive File Grid Screen Graphic Language OK Circle Oval C Start from Center Point Start from Center Point Start from Top Left Corner 36 Cancel Initialize Description Changes the method for drawing circles and oval either start ing from the center or from the top left A circle or oval is drawn inscribed in a rectangle that has the Specified start point as the center of the circle or oval and for which the specified start point to the end point is half of the dis tance between diagonally opposed corners of the rectangle Circle End point Oval End point A circle or oval is drawn inscribed in a rectangle that has the Start and end poi
176. only Screen display when writ Ing is disabled Yes Screen display when writ ing is enabled Output during write eNO Output during write is dis abled e Yes Output during write is enabled Stop Writing Control eNO Stop Writing Control is dis abled Yes Stop Writing Control is enabled Output when error occurs eNO Output when error occurs is disabled Yes Output when error occurs is enabled 6 2 10 Hold Memory Tab Page NV4W NV3Q Only Open the Hold Memory Tab Page from the NV Configuration Dialog Box to set the memory to be held 94 N Configuration NewProject_nvp Setup 2 Hold Memory Basic Setup Communication Parameters Auto Paging Start up Screen Setup 1 Lox Hold PLC Memory Value Recipe Alarm History Line Graph Password Cancel Hold NY Internal Memory Value Data Memory Off 5 Initialize Internal Relay __titialize _ O em Description O Hold PLC Memory Value Hold NV Internal Memory Value This function is used to backup PLC memory in the PT Off The data in PLC memory is not held On The data from PLC memory is held You can back up up to 24 words from the specified address This function is used to backup PT memory in the PT Data Memory and Internal Relay i e CIO Area are set separately Off The data in PT internal memory is not held On The data in PT internal memory is held You can back up from the spec
177. ontrol Button to set the operation security in the PT Configuration Refer to 8 6 5 Operation Security Settings in the NV Configura tion for details oon onho nN ols o 3 Selectthe number to edit and click the Setting Button The Operation Security Password pecury Level 1 18 Dialog Box will be displayed Make the following settings Comment Enter a comment to identify the password Passwords Set a password Up to 8 al phanumeric characters can be used Security Levels 1 to 15 The security level can be set Levels 1 to 15 can be set li Precaution for Correct Operation e More than two passwords can be set for the same level eYou cannot set the same password EN Additional Information The password settings can be read by reading the screen data from the NV Designer We recommend you also use password protection to pro tect the security password settings 192 Security Functions Section 8 6 8 6 4 Creating the Login Screen for Operation Security Create the Login Screen for operation security The Login Screens are used to enter passwords according to the security levels specified for the operation security function Position the keyboard part and data part for entering the password Login Screen 1 2 3 1 Select Edit Login Screen from the File Menu The Edit Login Screen Dialog Box will be displayed 2 Select the login screen number that you want to edit from the li
178. or Shoat FPG Mi Mi gt PG Insert Sheet EmN ADTI Rename Sheet Communicatons Setting 5 Click the PC NV Button to transfer the edited internal memory data to the PT 215 NV Memory Editor Appendix A 216 Index Numerics 256 color parts libraries 107 A address input Modbus RTU Mode Temperature Control ler connection 124 alarm history 153 alarm history control 155 alarm history data 10 Alarm History settings 154 alarm list 153 Alarm List part 159 alarm lists 152 automatic backlight OFF function 14 automatic paging function 13 Auto Paging tab page 85 available parts libraries 107 backlight display methods 14 base screen memory usage 200 base screen properties 30 base screens 27 Basic Settings tab page 74 NV Model 74 PLC Mode 74 System Memory 74 bit switches 127 block 181 broken line graph 143 C character type 99 checking or converting the model 59 checking the model 60 clock data 10 clocks 139 color 99 Communication Parameters tab page 81 copying parts between screens 63 copying screens between projects 64 creating a simple screen 41 creating base screens 61 creating the Login Screen for operation security 193 CS CJ series and CP series PLCs 122 C series and CV CVM 1 series PLCs 122 custom parts 164 D data log 142 data parts and keyboard parts 131 data transfer security 189 default sett
179. play Data Section 8 3 3 Click the Message Tab and enter the messages to display Flom Display 8 8 4 nyp Up to 128 1 1 characters can be used in a message Enter for following for message l Title OPERATION Message Language 0 Operating Language 1 Running Note The message will be dis played in the top pane when the cursor is on the message ATION 4 Setthe character string Click the Char Type Button Make the characters bold and Language No FM set the background color English E CharacterStyle Bold Color Fixed NV Designe v Character Black Background Light blue Note Increase the character size to make the flow dis play larger 5 Click the OK Button to return to the Flow Display Dialog Box Click the OK Button to return to the base screen 7 Transfer the flow display file to the PT When the PT is turned ON the mes sage Operating will appear in the flow display l Precaution for Correct Operation The appearance of flow displays are different for each PT model The NV3W moves 8 dots a time and the NV3W V1 NV4W and NV3Q moves 32 dots ata time E Additional Information lf multiple display conditions are formed atthe same time the message with the lowest number will be displayed e The size of the flow display depends on the size of the characters Note The character size can be changed in Character At
180. pping them When the NV Designer is started the Standard Parts Libraries for all parts for the model that is set will be displayed in front Standard Parts Library i Standard NV3Q Color Part type Parts Group Selection Button Parts Refer to 7 2 2 Parts Libraries for details on the parts libraries NV Designer Configuration Section 3 3 3 3 NV Designer Configuration The display while creating base screens and the data save location can be changed in the NV Designer Configuration 3 3 1 Customizing the Screen Creation Display Grid Display and Setup 123 1 Click the Grid Tab from the View Menu HW Desiener Configuration Cancel Display Snap On C Enable Disable Fitch Initialize f Default C Setup SSI Pl a Med dots BWYSIG OUdots 2 Selectthe On Option under Display Select the pitch snap and color as required and click the OK Button The grid will be displayed on the base screen as shown in the following fig ure 0 Base Screen lt NewProject nvp gt fa O X Grid 29 NV Designer Configuration Section 3 3 Changing Base Screen Properties Background and Backlight 1 2 3 1 Right click on the base screen and select Screen Properties from the pop up menu Or select Screen Properties from the PT Menu 0 Base Screen lt NewProject_nyp gt BR The following Screen Properties Dialog Box will be displayed Example for the NV3W Screen Properties 0 Base
181. r F Switch 4096Color LAMP_PBS_B LAMP_PBS_G LAMP_PBS_O S w_PBS_B SWw_PBS_G SW_PBS_O LAMP_PBS_R LAMP_PBS_W LAMP_PBS_Y SW_PBS_R SW_PBS_W SW_PBS_Y L4AMP_PBL_B LAMP_PBL_G LAMP_PBL_O S w_PBL_B SWw_PBL_G S w_PBL_O LAMP_PBL_R LAMP_PBL_W LAMP_PBL_Y S w_PBL_R SWw_PBL_W S Ww_PBL_Y LAMP_LPC_B LAMP_LPC_G LAMP_LPC_O SW LECIE Sw_LPC_G SwW_LPC_O 4096 color ICON Switch Library Fr ICON Switch 4096Color FSW_PBS_B FSW_PBS_G FSW_PBS_O FSW_PBS_O FSW_PBS_W FSW_PBS_Y a al al FSW_PBL_B FSW_PBL_G FSW_PBL_O FSW_PBL_R FSW_PBL_W FSW_PBL_Y FSW_LPC_B FSW_LPC_G FSW_LPC_O A E SWw_I_ _G SWw_I_ _0O A E El 110 Parts Section 7 2 4096 color METALLIC Switch Library 4096 color PASTEL Switch Library re METALLIC Switch 4096Color Ed 7e PASTEL Switch 4096Color Add Delete Rename Add Delete Rename SwW_M_CB1_B SW_M_CB1_G SW_M_CB1_0 OW E CBI B SW_P_CB1_G SW P CBI R on E SwW_M_CB1_R SW_M_CB1_W Siw_M_CB1_Y Sw_P_CB1_Y SW_P_SB1_B SW_P_SB1_G E E SwW_M_SB1_B SW_M_SB1_G SW_M_SB1_0 Sw_P_SB1_R SW_P_SB1_Y SW_P_RB1_B COE SW_M_SB1_R SW_M_SB1_W SW_M_SB1_Y Sw_P_RB1_G SW_P_RB1_R SW_P_RBI_Y 4096 color REAL Switch Library 7e REAL Switch 4096Color Add Delete Rename SwW_R_CB1_B SW_R_CB1_G SW_R_CB1_O SwW_R_CB1_R SW_R_CB1_W SW_R_CB1_Y SW_R_CB2_B SW_R_CB2_G SW_R_CB2_0 SwW_R_CB2_R SW_R_CB2_W SW_R_CB2_Y 111 Parts Section 7 2 7 2 5 Parts in the Standard Parts Libraries
182. r to the first word of the PLC system memory to switch the screen Communications between the PT and the PLC PLC Continuous communications Basic Communications Area Word Addresses NV First word Screen number specified from PLC 2nd word Do not use gt 3rd word Current Screen Number PLC internal memory Ladder program MOV Example Changing from Screen 1 to Screen 2 Specification to change to screen 2 Example D100 D101 D102 Ladder program Basic Communications Area Word Addresses Write 2 Do not use 1 PLC internal memory Basic Communications Area Word Addresses Example D100 2 D101 Do not use Changed to screen 2 PLC internal memory The number of the screen to display 2 is stored in D102 l Precaution for Correct Operation Screen numbers are displayed in decimal on the NV Designer but they must be in hexadecimal when writing the screen number to the PLC internal system memory The automatic paging function can be used to automatically switch to a speci fied screen after a specified period of time has passed Settings are made in the NV Configuration of the PT Application Example 1 Screen 1 is displayed for 10 seconds and then screen 2 is displayed 2 Screen 2 is displayed for 5 seconds and then screen 3 is displayed NV Screen 1 Screen 2 gt Screen 3 After 10 s After 5 s amp Refer to 6 2 6 Auto Paging Ta
183. rations using one switch For details refer to 7 13 Multifunction Objects 7 12 2 Creating Lamps and Message Parts Lamp and message parts are created in much the same way as a switch part For a description of a simple method of creating lamp and message parts refer to SECTION 5 Creating and Saving Projects Including Screen Data 1 Replacement This is the same as for switch parts 2 Display Hide Lamps and messages can be displayed and hidden based on the status of PLC memory 3 Reverse Blink This is the same as for switch parts EN Additional Information Because the touch panel is analog switches do not have to be aligned with a grid and can be placed anywhere on the screen The smallest possible switch size is 8 x 8 dots 166 Multifunction Objects Section 7 13 7 13 Multifunction Objects 7 13 1 Overview of Multifunction Objects A Multifunction Object is used to perform multiple operations using one func tion switch or custom switch A Multifunction Object can be used to set opera tions for example to turn ON multiple bits at the same time or to switch screens and turn ON a bit at the same time Up to 32 operations can be per formed Applicable models NV3W V1 NV3Q and NV4W Function switch or custom switch setas a NV Multifunction Object Example 2 Turn ON bit B 3 Change the screen or perform many other functions 7 13 2 Multifunction Object Setting Procedure The following dialog box
184. reen Setup 1 Setup 2 Hold Memory Recipe Alarm History Line Graph Password z Basic Setup Communication Parameters PLC Multiple Connection Auto Paging Cancel PLC Multiple Connection No PLC Unit No and Comment Initialize Unit Comment amp Name Setting onoanbwnr A comment can be registered for each unit number Click a unit number to select it and then click the Comment Button The fol lowing dialog box will be displayed Comment for PLC Unit No Unit No 1 247 1 Comment Cancel C O O o em O Desertion OS Unit Number Displays the selected unit number The unit number cannot be changed Comment Inputa comment for the unit number 64 characters Click the OK Button to register the comment The registered comment will be displayed when you return to the original dialog box Note Inputting comments optional for PLC unit numbers makes it easier to identify the PLCs when setting addresses e g for parts 84 Setting the NV Configuration from the NV Designer Section 6 2 6 2 6 Auto Paging Tab Page Open the Auto Paging Tab Page from the NV Configuration Dialog Box The auto paging function is used to automatically switch to a specified screen after a specified period of time has passed N Configuration NewProject_nyp Setup 2 Hold Memory Recipe Alarm History Line Graph Password Basic Setup Communication Parameters Auto Paging Start up Screen Setup 1 OK i
185. ress for the alarm history NV3Q Line Graph Sets sampling for groups 0 to 4 for line graphs 7 10 Line Graphs Password Sets security using passwords 8 6 Security Functions NV3W V1 NV4W NV3Q only Setup 2 NV3W V1 Enables disables displaying the counting down timer and 6 2 9 Setup 2 Tab Page NV3W V1 NV4W NV3Q only SD Memory Card Menu NV4W NV3Q Only Index registration Performs the settings related to the addresses to be 7 3 5 Index Modifiers NV3W V1 NV4W used as the indexes NV3Q only Initialize Button The following message will be displayed when the Initialize Button is clicked in the NV Configuration Dialog Box NV Designer A Are you sure you want to reset all settings Click the OK Button to reset all parameters to default values 7 W Setting the NV Configuration from the NV Designer Section 6 2 6 2 2 Basic Settings Tab Page Setting System Memory 74 This tab page is used to set the system memory for basic communications with the PLC Always set the system memory when you create a new project N Configuration NewProject_nvp Setup 2 Hold Memory Recipe Alarm History Line Graph Password Basic Setup Communication Parameters Auto Paging Start up Screen Setup 1 Title Eng NY Model N 3Q Monochrone PLC Model Omron SYSMAC CS CJICP Series Initialize System Memory Area Word Area DO Bit Area 0 Title Input the title of the configura
186. rn is continuously displayed for a long period of time 24 hours or longer as a guideline To prevent screen burn in use a screen Saver or switch displays periodically NV3W only Precautions for Correct Use 1 Do notinstall the PT in any of the following locations e Locations subject to rapid changes in temperature e Locations subject to temperatures or humidity outside the range specified in the spec fications e Locations subject to condensation as the result of high humidity e Locations subject to splashing chemicals or solvents e Locations subject to oil splashes e Locations subject to continuous water splashing e Locations subject to corrosive or flammable gases e Locations subject to strong shock or vibration e Locations outdoors subject to direct wind and rain e Locations subject to strong ultraviolet light e Locations subject to dust e Locations subject to direct sunlight 2 Take appropriate and sufficient countermeasures when installing systems in the follow ing locations e Locations subject to static electricity or other forms of noise e Locations subject to strong electromagnetic or magnetic fields e Locations close to power supply lines e Locations subject to possible exposure to radioactivity xvii Conformance to EC Directives This product is EMC compliant Concepts OMRON products are electronic devices that are incorporated in machines and manufac turing installations OMRON PTs conform to the related EM
187. rnal memory to back up Hold NV Internal Memory Value If the On Option is selected for Data DataMemoy Cot COn Memory this setting will be displayed Either enter the setting directly or IntemalRelay Of C On click the button on the right of the box and enter the setting from the dialog box that will appear CIO Area If the On Option is selected for Internal Relay a setting item will be displayed to enter the WGR start number Set the first address in internal memory to back up Hold NY Internal Memory Value If the On Option is selected for Internal Relay this setting will be displayed ath Either enter the setting directly or click the a button on the right of the box and enter the setting from the dialog box that will appear Data Memory Off C On Internal Relay C Off WGR Start No 0 255 The PT internal memory is allocated as follows Memory type Address range Size Words GDT 0 to GDT 2047 2 048 words CIO Area WGR 0 to WGR 255 256 words CIO Area GR 0 to GR 255F 4 096 bits l Precaution for Correct Operation An NV BATO1 Battery sold separately is required to back up data WGR is used to specify GR data in word units For example WGR 1 speci fies the 16 bits from GR10 to GRIF 95 Setting the NV Configuration from the NV Designer Section 6 2 6 2 11 Other Settings For information on recipes and passwords refer to SECTION 8 Using PT Functions or to N
188. rrect Use ensure that the reliability of the product is maintained and to ensure that the product is otherwise used correctly Note Indicates information of particular interest for efficient and convenient opera tion of the product Reference Indicates supplementary information on procedures descriptions and settings 1 2 3 1 Indicates lists of one sort or another such as procedures checklists etc CS1G CPULILI V1 Boxes in model numbers indicate variable characters For example CS 1G CPULILJ EV1 indicates the following models CS1G CPU42 EV1 CS1G CPU43 EV1 CS1G CPU44 EV1 and CS1G CPU45 EV1 TABLE OF CONTENTS SECTION 1 OVEIMIOW ic cer bees dca ees eens eee eres cous Ii NV Deseme Neatures sc 300 24 een e eel io hea teat it aee toate tt ane aah ta led Systenr VeIslONSs 2 cnt Sie Sand a eRe eR CES EGS ee CEG RE We tae eae SECTION 2 PT Internal Data Structure and Display Methods 2 1 Internal Data Types and Structure so 4s hea de wee bh ake E ORR OREO ORES SEES 2 2 iDisplayiINGSCleenS craon rnt a bRA Ce das es heded Anu ahaa ae aneaee the heneawcde 2 3 Backlight Display Methods ic 8 6 caeden ete ot net steeds dee ed eek oe bok Bee ene Ay Ae Se as Oe SECTION 3 NV Designer Outline and Configuration Bok Sven REGU MENS 5 6 00 44 diate eA 8 2 Bre Ayu oh Bd wr AO ee he eee 3 2 NV Designer Window Names and Menus 0000 e eee eee eee eee 3 NV Desisner Conie urai iw para d wien e
189. rrently displayed on PT sent from PT to PLC For details refer to 8 7 Switching the Display Language and to information on switching the display language in the NV Designer online help Backlight Brightness Setting Sets the brightness of the backlight Off The brightness of the backlight is not set On The brightness of the backlight is set If setting the brightness is enables a setting item will be displayed to enter the value Set the value to within the range given in parenthe Ses Contrast Adjustment NV3W_ Sets contrast adjustment V1 NV4W only Off The contrast is not set On The contrast can be adjusted If setting the brightness is enabled a setting item will be displayed to enter the value Set the value to within the range given in parentheses 1 After the backlight has been automatically turned OFF touching the screen will turn it back ON Even if there is a touch switch on the screen where you touch it it will not be activated 2 The Battery Backup Error Flag and Battery Low Flag of the system mem ory will function even if the display for a battery error is disabled 3 The number of saved screens can be increased by compressing them but the screen switching speed will be slower Check the speed by actually testing operation 4 To use the multi language exchange function the following settings are required Multi language exchange setting on the Language Tab Page of the NV Configuration and
190. rs of the EJ 1 Address Setting Example Reading the Present Value of Channel 1 1 2 3 Display the Address Setting Dialog Box and select the unit number of the EJ 1 from the Cancel PLC pull down list 2 Select 4 for the area 3 Input 0200 for the channel number 4 Click the OK Button For details on EJ1 addresses refer to the parameter list and status list in the appendices of the EJ Modular Temperature Controller User s Manual Cat No H142 EE Back Clear Note 1 When Modbus RTU Mode is selected select any of the following ad dress input methods for the area 1 Reading coil state 2 Reading input bit state 3 Reading holding register contents 4 Reading input register contents 5 Writing single coil state F Writing coil state 10 Writing holding register contents 2 When a Modbus Slave RTU Mode is selected set GR bit or WGR GDT word as the address input method for the area 3 For information on connection using Modbus refer to the NV series Host Connection Manual Cat No V105 124 Specifying Addresses Section 7 3 7 3 5 Index Modifiers For the data parts the address in which to store the data during execution can be changed using an index modifier When it is utilized the data are to be Stored in an address specified by adding to the part assigned address the value stored in the address designated by the index modifier 1 Selectthe Inde
191. rted ported ported ported ported ported Vertical with 8 Notsup Notsup Notsup Notsup Notsup Sup Not sup Not sup shades of ported ported ported ported ported ported ported ported gray NV3Q Monochrome Notsup Notsup Notsup Notsup Notsup Notsup Notsup Not sup ported ported ported ported ported ported ported ported Not sup ported Sup ported Not sup ported Sup Sup ported ported Not sup ported Not sup Not sup eee rted ported Sup ported Not sup ported Sup ported Vertical Not sup Notsup Notsup Notsup Notsup Notsup Notsup Notsup Not sup monochrome ported ported ported ported ported ported ported ported ported Color Notsup Notsup Notsup Notsup Notsup Notsup Notsup Notsup Sup ported ported ported ported ported ported ported ported ported Vertical color Notsup Notsup Notsup Notsup Notsup Notsup Notsup Notsup Not sup ported ported ported ported ported ported ported ported ported Note Models can be converted only if the number of dots of the model after the conversion is the same or larger than the model before conversion If the NV4W is changed from 8 shades of gray to 2 Shades of gray or the NV3Q Is changed from color to monochrome the NV Designer wi
192. rts Library Base Screen lt NewProjec t nyp gt fc fel T Lamp 256Culur unction switch 56Color All NV Designer functions are displayed in the menus Frequently used commands are displayed as icons on the menu bar Frequently used drawing commands are displayed as icons on the menu bar The screens are managed by base screen numbers Creates a screen The screen is displayed at the PT s screen size The size cannot be changed but the display can be zoomed in or out Parts used for creating screens are displayed in parts libraries EN Additional Information When the NV Designer is started the Standard Parts Libraries for all parts for the model that is set will be displayed in front 17 NV Designer Window Names and Menus Section 3 2 3 2 2 Menus The NV Designer s operations and functions are displayed on menus accord ing to their application Menu SubmenuCommand J SC spt fle New O o Diye The Model Selection Dialog Box open Opens the specified NV Designer project le nvo Saves the specified NV Designer project file nvp with a different name Deletes the specified NV Designer project file nvp Print Displays the Print Dialog Box Specifies the data to be printed Print Style Setup Eo SS l Prints the selected items Keyboard Screen Displays the Edit Keyboard Screen Dialog Box Used to name or delete keyboard screens Printer Setup Sets up the printer before print
193. s PTs System Versions Upgrading the System Program Version with an SD Memory Card NV4W NV3Q Only Version Upgrades when Transferring Screens Note Note Section 1 2 With the NV4W or NV3Q the version of the system program can be updated using an SD memory card When saving data to the SD memory card save the newest version of the system program on the same card When the data is read by the PT the firmware and screen data for the newest version will auto matically be transferred to the PT The firmware can be updated when transferring screens from the NV Designer by selecting the automatic firmware update 1 Updating the firmware in the NV series PT and transferring the project are performed at the same time from the NV Designer Itis not possible to up date only the firmware The NV Ver_UP Tool is required 2 When screen data that was created on an old version of the NV Designer is read with the new version of the NV Designer the screen data is auto matically updated to the new version The following confirmation dialog box will be displayed N Destaner The opened file has been created with an older version of NV Designer h order to edit it the file has to be updated After saving the file it cannot be reopened with the older version of My Designer Continue anyway YESI KIENEN The following dialog box will be displayed when Transfer is selected from the PT Menu of the NV Designer D
194. s Cease heen ety ore eee ed ere eS SECTION 4 Overall Flow of NV Designer Operation Ast Overall HOw Or Operation siec rori SAS an Stead wa eee Gad a eden 66 WOE wed ees 4 2 Creatine a Simple SCREEN stesi nd sae whe Road Mh bee REA AS Re Ae eee SECTION 5 Creating and Saving Projects Including Screen Data 5 1 Starting the NV Designer and Creating New Projects 0 0 eee 3 2 Checking or onvertime tine Model isc asec digests Raytech a a A a to A dk 8 950 Creatine Basco eCe 25 oarn A oe Es sae be ee eae Seka Oo op ees Oh aad 5 4 Positioning Character Strings Graphics and Parts 0 0 ce eee eee eee 5 5 Copying and Moving Parts and Screens 0 0 0 eee 526 Savino tHe PLOlCCh 2 ie Shenk She Hwee Sees Rea eee ee eee Se ewe S rojectand Pxecution Piles 4 25 00st wk ore SE eals aus oe eho yo eee ee eae SECTION 6 NV Configuration ccc cece cece ccc c ces ccsccens OL INV ConnmStralOn ereer eka eae ae eee eee eee pera ee ee eoue ee es 6 2 Setting the NV Configuration from the NV Designer 0 0 00 SECTION 7 Descriptions of Parts oso oseiees corsa erence era o s 36 eae ewes ecee s 7 1 Character Strings and Graphics Fixed Parts 0 0 cee ee eens ded SAMUS Atos e dr oreo eee Spe Soe E epee eee ee Oe Eee webae 1 14 54 59 61 62 63 65 66 67 68 72 97 99 103 Vii Vill TABLE OF CONTENTS 723 Speciry imo Adde SS eraa bos oes
195. sswords passwords For operation secu This switch can be used to add or delete a password A jump rity for managing will be made to the fixed PT screen for managing passwords passwords Level 15 only Password Change and Management Screen Settings Security Password Manage Password Screen STE E Not supported Not supported Supported Levels 1 to 15 Levels 1 to 15 Levels 1 to 15 Supported Supported Supported See note 2 The Password Change and Management Screens cannot be accessed from the menu screen A switch must be set 2 The logged in password cannot be deleted i Precaution for Correct Operation Itis possible to return to the screen before you log out with the function switch or custom switch Do not use the return to previous screen operation mode if you want to restrict switching screens using security levels The settings in the Change Screen Operation Mode are recommended 191 Security Functions Section 8 6 8 6 3 Setting Passwords for Operation Security You can set passwords to enable operation security Setting Passwords 1 2 3 Ua ee Dew o waon ee 1 SelectPassword from the PT Transfer gt M e n u NV Configuration f Recipe Flow Display Write Address Password Multi Language Exchange String List Screen Properties 2 aa E EREE PE a mgt 2 The Edit Operation Security rite f Password Dialog Box will be displayed Click the C
196. st Sunday in October If using the PLC Clock is selected a setting item will appear to set the first communications address Set the PLC memory area and address Ch If using the PLC Clock is enabled this So Type Oek aA SALT setting will be displayed Reference Address Do E Either enter the setting directly or click Oe sah oo the button on the right of the box and enter the setting from the dialog box that will appear The words that can be set in the PLC to access clock data are given below CS C CP series PLCs Specify A351 as the first communications address Word Upper byte bits 08 15 Lower byte bits 00 07 Day of week 00 to 06 BCD 00 Sunday 01 Monday 02 Tues day 03 Wednesday 04 Thursday 05 Friday 06 Saturday 91 Setting the NV Configuration from the NV Designer Section 6 2 Note Settings to Transfer Clock Data to an External Device NV4W NV3Q Only Note System Menu Language 92 C series C200HX HG HE Z CQM1H CPM2A CPM2C CPM1 CPM1A Specify AR18 as the first communications address Word Upper byte ots 08 15 Lower byte bits 00 07 AR21 Year 00 to 99 BCD Month 01 to 12 BCD AR22 Day of week 00 to 06 BCD 00 Sunday 01 Monday 02 Tues day 03 Wednesday 04 Thursday 05 Friday 06 Saturday CVM1 CV series PLCs Specify ClO 2561 equivalent to G001 as the first communications address Word Upper byte bits
197. st displayed in the Edit Login Screen Dialog Box Login screens that have already been edited will have a next to It 3 The login screen will be dis 0 Login Screen lt NewProject nv dis played when the Draw Button is clicked 0 Login Screen lt NewProject_nv SEE 4 Position the data part and key board part You can also posi tion graphics lamps message parts and character strings Refer to 7 7 Data Parts and Keyboard Parts 193 Security Functions Section 8 6 8 6 5 Operation Security Settings in the NV Configuration The following tab page will be displayed when the Password Tab is clicked in the NV Configuration Dialog Box 194 Password Tab Page NY Configuration NewProject nvp Basic Setup Communication Parameters Auto Paging Start up Screen Setup 1 OK Setup 2 Hold Memory Recipe Operation Security Function Available Off Level Output Off Function when Operation Restricted Of C Output Warning Beep C Display Login Screen Change Screen upon Logout off C On Alarm History Line Graph Password Time Out Automatic Logout Initialize e Cancel fe Off Login Screen Time Out Off C On Password Change Screen Time Out e Off On a O Derion Operation Security Function Enables or disables operation security Available Level Output Function when Operation Restricted Change Screen upon Logout Time Out Automatic Logout Logi
198. sup Notsup Notsup Notsup Version 1 0 ported j ported ported ported ported ported ported orhigher NV3W Version 2 0 or higher Sup S up S up S up Sup Sup Not sup Version 2 0 V1 ported ported ported ported ported ported ported or higher NV4W Version 1 1 or higher Sup Sup Sup Sup Sup Sup Sup Version 1 1 ported ported ported ported ported ported ported orhigher NV3Q Version 1 1 orhigher Notsup Sup Sup Sup Sup Sup Sup Version 1 1 ported ported ported ported ported ported ported or higher Version 1 0 or higher Notsup Sup Sup Notsup Notsup Notsup Notsup Version 1 0 ported ported ported ported ported ported ported orhigher The most recent NV system version can be installed using the Support Soft ware Vertical displays Alarm lists and histories Multifunction objects rger SD memory cards from 1 GB to 2 GB NV Designer version EEE ee PLC multiple connections fatal errors in OMRON PLCs Continued PT operation for non 6 l Version 1 1 or higher Sup Notsup Notsup Notsup Notsup Sup Notsup Version 1 1 ported ported ported ported ported ported ported or higher 1 2 2 NV System Version Upgrade Procedure The NV system version must be upgraded to use new features The most recent firmware is included with the NV Designer U pgrade your NV Designer designer before you attempt to update the system version of your NV serie
199. ta containing keyboard parts that open when data the corresponding data parts are pressed Login screen The Screen data is used to enter passwords according to data the password levels specified for operation security Not Supported by the NV3W NV configura Configuration data related to the NV series PT that tion data includes the setting information for functions such as the system memory startup screen number language Switching and other functions Recipe data Settings to read write multiple values at one time from or to PLC memory Write Address Condition and operation settings for writing data to the data PLC according to the status of a memory location in the PLC while the specified screen is displayed Flow display Settings for character flows displayed on the bottom of data the screen and the display conditions Passwords Settings to restrict displays and operations depending on the part and user Not Supported by the NV3W SRAM Internal RAM Stores alarm history data collected by the PT internal memory values and clock data Data saved in the built in RAM will be deleted 1 minute after power supply is turned OFF but it can be backed up with an optional Battery These functions are not supported by the NV3W V1 a Clock data Clock data in PT Alarm history data PLC data defined as alarms is constantly monitored and the time when the alarm occurred and was removed is recorded as history data
200. tch or lamp on the screen in ON status a Order Places the selected graphics on the top Places the selected graphics on the bottom Moves the selected graphic up one layer Moves the selected graphic back one layer Ungroups a group of parts 3 2 3 Toolbar Functions Part Names and The names of icons and other items on the toolbar are given below Functions Enable Disable Snap Button Redraw Button Display Hide the Graphic Bar Button Ungroup Button Group Button Open a Parts Library Button Dag 2 bee smu t S iG OHoOAA BH amp m Ng a OFF z Language0 l EN E Redo Button Order Button Align Button Parts State Button Language Number Button Undo Button Undoes the previous operation Redo Button Redoes the operation that was undone using the Undo Button Align Button Aligns character strings graphics and parts 23 NV Designer Window Names and Menus Section 3 2 Order Button Changes the order of character strings graphics and parts if they are over lapped Parts are set at the foreground as a default Open a Parts Library Button Opens a parts library Group Button Creates a group of character strings graphics or parts Ungroup Button Ungroups a group of parts Display Hide the Graphic Bar Button Displays and hides the graphic bar Redraw Button Redraws the contents of the screen that is being edited Enable Disable Snap Button Enables disables the snap function when positioning
201. tem before pressing any touch switch Do not accidentally press touch switches when the backlight is not lit or when the dis play does not appear Confirm the safety of the system before pressing touch switches XV XVI 21 22 23 24 25 26 ZT 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 Before initializing screen data confirm that existing data is backed up at the NV Design er When changing the password with the system menu do not reset or turn OFF the pow er Supply until writing is finished Before using the SPMA function to change memory values in the PLC or transfer ladder programming confirm that the PT is operating The SPMA function cannot be used un less the PT is operating Dispose of any battery that has been dropped on the floor or otherwise subjected to excessive shock Dispose of the Units and batteries according to local ordinances as they apply Cf Ls pee BhA Es When mounting the Battery be sure to use the correct Battery and mount it correctly Do not disassemble or short circuit the battery Do not connect a USB connector to any device that is not applicable Before connecting a USB connector to a device make sure that the device Is free of damage Do not turn OFF the power supply to the PT while downloading or uploading screen data or the system program Doing so may corrupt the screen data or system program
202. that order to display the System Menu l E se Touch the upper ae corner upper right corner vo a the lower right nee in order The following parameters can be set from the PT System Menu only PT clock LCD contrast backlight touch switches and memory initializa tion NV Configuration Section 6 1 6 1 2 NV Configuration Parameters Setting Method Setting Method Tab page NV3W NV3W V1 NV4W NV3Q NV System Designer Menu on the PT Basic Title Supported Supported Supported Supported Supported Not sup Setup ported PLC Model Supported Supported Supported Supported Supported Not sup ported Displaying the NV model Supported Supported Supported Supported Supported ported System Memory Area Supported Supported Supported Supported Supported ported Communication Parameters Supported Supported Supported Supported Supported Supported PLC Multiple Connection Not sup Supported Supported Supported Supported Not sup ported ported Auto P aging Supported Supported Supported Supported Supported Not sup ported DoT Supported Supported Supported Supported ported Setup 1 Clock PLC Clock Supported Supported Supported Supported Supported pone NV Clock Not sup Not sup Supported Supported Supported NV3W ported ported a ported NV4W Supported NV3Q Sup ported oe Not sup Not sup
203. the PT will display the corresponding message 174 Flow Display Data Section 8 3 8 3 3 Default Settings for Flow Displays Basic Setup NumberofMessages 0 o Display Condition Start Address Conton on 8 3 4 Example of Creating a Flow Display Creating a Sample Screen When the RUN Switch is turned ON P a the message Operating will appear in Semple Ey Operation Manual LightON Eee the flow display ProductiD frequency e 5555 gt TEE hd z Operatinel 5 ESC BEBoO RS W10 00 ON OPERATION Operating i l l e ee eB eS Se eS CH Me ee ene ee Gy aiy S A ees R S SAA a A A S A fe Suey ame eee ice ee ee eee a Ge Nome ace ocean eee eee eee ae ct Jemma yee tame tae ea aed 1 2 3 1 Select Flow Display from the PT Menu UR Parts Draw Tool Window Help Transfer r 1 NY Configuration Recipe N P yy Spay Write Address 1 Password Screen Properties 2 Specify the number of messages and condition for displaying messages Flom Display New Praject nyp Click the Basic Setup Tab and set the following parameters Number of Messages 1 Display Condition Basic Setup Message Number of 1 Messages 0 128 Display Condition IS DAA Start Address W10 Condition ONC Condition ON 1 Up to 128 messages can be registered 175 Flow Dis
204. the language settings in the computer s operat ing system Refer to 8 7 Switching the Display Language for details 90 Setting the NV Configuration from the NV Designer Section 6 2 Setting the Clock Function NV3W V1 Specify if PLC data is to be accessed for the clock displays If accessing PLC data is enabled a setting item will appear to set the first communications address Setthe memory area and address in the PLC ree z If accessing PLC data is enabled this Read trom F off f On m E setting will be displayed eterence ress DO sai o 1 1 1 1 hii Either enter the setting directly or click the button on the right of the box and enter the setting from the dialog box that will appear NV4W NV3Q Select either the NV Clock or PLC Clock for the Clock If the NV clock is selected you will be able to activate or inactivate summer time Clack If the NV clock is selected this Clock Type NY Clock PLC Clock setting will be displayed Select inactivate DST USA or CEST EU from the pull down menu Summer Time Transfer Outside The summer time settings are outlined in the following table r Deserpton Summer time is not used DST USA The USA summer time system is used Period From 2 00 AM on the 2nd Sunday in March until 2 00 AM on the 1st Sun day in November CEST EU The EU summer time system is used Period From 1 00 AM on the last Sunday in March until 1 00 AM on the la
205. tion file internal file Titles are convenient when there are several configurations for different PTs NV Model Sets the model of PT to be displayed when the NV Designer is started Note If you change the PT model select Convert NV Model Convert from the Tool Menu PLC Model Sets the model of PLC to be displayed when the NV Designer is Started Note If you change the PLC model select Convert PLC Model Convert from the Tool Menu System Memory Sets system memory Set the first words in the Word Area and Bit Area Click this button to reset all parameters to their default set tings System Memory Sets the areas used in the system memory Refer to 6 2 3 System Memory for information on the system memory Word Area Sets the memory area and first address of the area of memory used for com munications between the PT and PLC in word units such as for the screen number Bit Area Sets the memory area and first address of the area of memory used for com munications between the PT and PLC in bit units such as for the screen saver Click the button by the Word Area or Bit Area in the System Memory Area to display the Address Setting Dialog Box Set the PLC memory area and address in this dialog box Setting the NV Configuration from the NV Designer Section 6 2 Word Area Bit Area Address Setting Address Setting Area Channel No Channel No ae 7 4 1 0 Back Clear
206. tions that involve human life in applications that may result in Serious injury or for emergency stop Switches Do not attempt to disassemble repair or modify the PT Doing so may impair the safety functions Do not attempt to take the Unit apart and do not touch any internal parts while the power is being supplied Doing either of these may result in electrical shock The PT uses an analog touch panel Never press more than two points on the panel ata time Otherwise it may activate a switch somewhere between the two points Precautions for Safe Use oY ee 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 When unpacking the Units check carefully for any external scratches or other damage Also shake the Units gently and check for any abnormal sound The PT must be installed in a control panel The mounting panel must be between 1 6 and 4 8 mm thick Tighten the Mounting Brackets evenly to a torque of between 0 1 and 0 25 N m for the NV3W NV3Q and be tween 0 2 and 0 3 N m for the NV3W V1 and NV4W to maintain water and dust resis tance Make sure the panel is not dirty or warped and that it is strong enough to hold the Units Do not let metal particles enter the Units when preparing the panel Do not connect an AC power supply to the DC power terminals Do not perform a dielectric voltage test Use a DC power supply that will provide a stable output even if the input is momentarily interrupted for 10 ms and whi
207. to switch the screen to the previously displayed screen screen 0 1 Select the function switch parts library 2 Drag the part called FSWO and drop it on the base screen 3 Double click the function switch that was pasted 47 Creating a Simple Screen Section 4 2 4 On the Basic Setup Tab Page select Others for the operating mode and select Back to Previous Screen Function Switch No 0 DisplayiHide Valid Condition Operation Security Label List Basic Setup ON OFF Display Option Cancel Operation Mode C SET Multifunction OFF C ON C RESET C Momentary C Alternate Change Screen Others Back to Previous Screen z 5 On the Label Tab Page set the text to display on the switch as shown be low ON Switch Display Settings Character string Enter Return OFF Switch Display Settings Character string Set to Copy when ON 0 Base Screen lt NewProject_nvyp gt Sel 1 Base Screen lt NewProject_nvp gt fc foie 4 2 5 Saving the Screens and Settings Project Save the final project 1 2 3 1 Select Save As from the File Menu 2 Specify the save location and click the Save Button a Important The created screens and settings project can be printed by selecting Print from the File Menu 48 Creating a Simple Screen Section 4 2 4 2 6 Transferring the Final Project to the PT 1 2 3 1 Connect the PT and NV Designer as shown in the following diagrams e Example for t
208. to the PLC As the number of registered addresses increase the response of the PT to change or update the display will become slow 188 Security Functions Section 8 6 8 6 Security Functions Two security functions with passwords are provided Data Transfer Security The screen data can be prevented from disclosure and changes by setting a password of up to 8 alphanumeric characters for transferring screen data to the PT and prohibiting read write operations by users other than the adminis trator Operation Security NV3W V1 NV4W NV3 Levels can be set for parts and users to restrict the contents that can be dis played and the operations that can be performed The user level is managed by passwords S Additional Information e The password settings can be read by reading the screen data from the NV Designer We recommend that you use both the operation security function and data transfer security function to protect security passwords 8 6 1 Data Transfer Security Function Setting Passwords 1 2 3 1 ToolbarSelectPT Transfer Transfer from the toolbar The Transfer Data Dialog Box will be displayed Click the Data Transfer Secu rity Button atthe upper rightof the dialog box Communica tion Method USB NV3O NV4W NY gt NV Designer R8232C NV3W Data to Transfer All Data Base Screen l Configuration Keyboard Screen Login Screen l Flow Display Write Address 2 Seta password
209. tomatically When transfer of all of the data is selected the new firmware for the PT can be transferred atthe same time When the PT firmware is the same as the file installed on the NV Designer automatic update is not performed Verify Select this check box to verify the data after the data from the NV Designer has been written to the PT Verification involves checking whether the screens transferred to the PT have been transferred correctly after all data has been transferred to the PT 9 1 3 Executing the Transfer 1 2 3 1 If there is already screen data in the PT when you click the OK Button to transfer screen data the following dialog box will be displayed Transfer File From Write Address File 2009 6 12 13 19 File Title J To Write Address File 2009 6 11 16 15 File Title Replace Existing Data 2 Click the Yes or All Button to execute the transfer 9 1 4 Setting Passwords Passwords can be set in the PT You can protect the screen data that you have created by setting a password that will prevent uploading and download ing screen data unless the correct password Is entered LL See Also Refer to 8 6 Security Functions 207 Transferring and Copying Data Using SD Memory Cards NV4W NV3Q Section 9 2 9 2 Transferring and Copying Data Using SD Memory Cards NV4W NV3Q 9 2 1 SD Memory Cards Transferring Data between the NV Designer and PT Copying Data between PTs 208 When connecting to th
210. tributes The following two settings must be changed to delete flow display data that has been transferred to the PT 1 Set the number of messages on the Basic Setup Tab Page of the flow display to 0 2 Transfer data Select the All Data and Transfer Data After Clear NV Screens Options and transfer the data 176 Write Address Data 8 4 Write Address Data 8 4 1 Overview Section 8 4 This function is used to execute operations to set or reset bits set values per form calculations etc in the PLC or PT memory when conditions in the PLC or PT are met while the specified screen is displayed It is useful for resetting the Write Bit for the recipe function or Clear Bit for the data log and alarm his tory NV Conditions are met Specified screen Operation Writing memory Write Address Condition 1 met Operation and Condition 2 met Operation 8 4 2 Write Address Setup Procedure PLC Specified bit ON Specified word Value etc Turn ON Turn OFF Set value Calculate etc 1 2 3 1 SelectWrite Address from the PT Menu The Write Address Dialog Box will be displayed Name No Scre Condition Condition2 Operation 177 Write Address Data Section 8 4 2 Click the Settings Button The Write Address Dialog Box will be displayed Write Address List Condition Operation Operate Cancel if screen no 0 and condition are valid Specified Scr
211. ts displayed on the screen 75 Setting the NV Configuration from the NV Designer Section 6 2 System Memory Specifies the screen number and backlight color Continuous PLC internal memory communications Communications Addresses for Parts An address is specified for each part Operations Using the The following parameters can be specified and monitored from the system System Memory memory e Specify Displayed screen number backlight color backlight ON flashing e Monitor Displayed screen number data being input battery backup error low battery PLC PT System memory S pecification Word Area Screen number Screen Number from PLC backlight color etc N41 Not used N42 Current Screen Number Monitor Bit Area N ae laa number input data etc oo OL Contents of System Three words are allocated for the Word Area and three words are allocated for Memory the Bit Area Word Area N The following words are setas the system memory by default Word Area DO to D2 Bit Area 0 to 2 The first address can be changed in the NV Configuration from the NV Designer 76 Setting the NV Configuration from the NV Designer Section 6 2 NV3W System Memory Word Area Map Bits poo ee ee eee N N 0 o Screen Number from PLC PLC tells the NV to using this number N 2 Punent Seen Number PLC reads this number from the NV Word Area Description Screen Number from This word contains the num
212. up Value ported ported ported Recipe Supported Supported Supported Supported Supported Not sup ported Alarm History Not sup Not sup Supported Supported Supported Not sup ported ported ported ee Aa A a aa e Not sup aoe m anad suai inal inal Supported NV3W Not ported Supported NV3W V1 Supported NV4W Supported NV3Q Sup ported 1 PLC multiple connection is supported when communications are per formed using Modbus 70 NV Configuration Section 6 1 6 1 3 Default Setting The default settings for the NV Configuration are given below e E Basic Setup Communication Parameters PLC Multiple Con PLC Multiple Connection No nection Startup Screen SartupScreen o DoS S S bay SSS o i S SSS Setup 1 C S Clock Ala a Clock Transfer Outside a Automatic Backlight OFF Key Press Sound a C Seu oTWubtargnge r JOR Secchi B rightness Setting Setup 2 Free ae on the ae i Notify when SD card has little space SD Memory Card Menu Automatic Display Function when wrung to SD Card Screen dis A play when writing Function ee writing to SD Card Output dur ing write Function wN writing to SD Card Stop Writ ing Control Function when wrung to SD Card Output when error occurs Hold Memory 12 Holding PLC Memory Hold NV Internal Memory Value Data memory Of OM si rs lt C lt lt Hold NV Internal Memory Value Internal Of
213. up Screen Setup 1 Recipe Line Graph PLC UnitNo 0 31 al aot COM Port Connected to PLC External Device Band Rata 9600 7 bps Communication Error Handling Retry 5times 3 seconds Setup Data Length f ii Initiali Display Error Codes On Unhold niualze Stop Bits 1 bit Transmission Delay 0 0 1000 Parity Bit 81 Setting the NV Configuration from the NV Designer Section 6 2 m NV3W V1 NV Configuration NewProject nvp Setup 2 Recipe Line Graph Operation Security Index registration E Basic Setup Communication Setting Auto Paging Start up Screen Setup 1 Cancel PLC UnitNo 0 31 fo f Caneel COM Port Connected to PLC External Device Baud Bate 9600 bps Communication Error Handling Retry 5times 3 seconds Setup Initialize Data Length 7 bit Display Error Codes On Unhold Stop Bits lee Transmission Delay Parity Bit 0 1000 fo ms m NV4W NV3Q NV Configuration NewProject nvp Hold Memory Recipe Alarm History Line Graph Operation Security Index registration Basic Setup Communication Setting Auto Paging Start up Screen Setup 1 Setup 2 Cancel PLCUnitNo 0 31 fo Cereal COM Port Connected to PLC External Device Baud Rate 9600 bps Communication Error Handling Retry 5times 3 seconds Setup Initialize Data Length 7 bit Display Error Codes On Unhold Stop Bits tA Transmission Delay Par
214. vertical spaces Rois Rotates he selected graphics ip ee Deke ees tre selec tems Erase Sceen Deletes the base screen Bring Previous Moves the selected graphic up one lye Bring Nok Moves the selected graphic back one layer Bring Forefont Places the selecied graphics onthe to Bring Bend AT Places the seleced raphics onthe back i a Te a e a Select selects character stings grapes and pars Select All i Selects all character strings graphics and parts on the base screen 19 NV Designer Window Names and Menus Section 3 2 Wena SubmenuiCommand aston View Redaw __ Rediaws he cori ofthe screen Rats bong edad Gide thea on base screens eed withthe NV Design Tooker Bispiays andes te bobar Stas bar isa or ides the satus O rephic bar Displays and hides the grape bar Zoom Changes the magnification of the base screen that is being edted 75 a Zoom Box Displays a Zoom Box so that detailed sections can be drawn and fine adjustments can be made to positions when creat ing a base screen i No Displays the parts numbers of all parts on the base screen that is being edited Parts ieee Displays the attributes of all parts on the base screen that is being edited Status Places a bit switch function switch or lamp on the screen in OFF status Places a bit switch function switch or lamp on the screen in ON status Language No Changes the language number when switching the display
215. witch No 0 List Basic Setup ON OFF Display Option Valid Condition Operation Security Label Operation Mode Cancel C SET Multifunction C RESET Momentary C Alternate Change Screen C Others Screen No 0 1023 o B 5 On the Label Tab Page set the text to display on the switch as shown be low Function Switch No 0 ON J OFF Character String Monitor Image Font Style windows R l f Bold Underlined Courier Outlined f Shadow Align Let Center Right f talic Size Color Number of 16 Character B Dots Background None gt ON Switch Display Settings Text Enter Monitor Font Windows Courier Color Black OFF Switch Display Settings Click the OFF Button to change the setting display Click the Copy from ON Button The ON settings will be copied 45 Creating a Simple Screen Section 4 2 6 Change the status between OFF and ON atthe top right of the tool bar and check the displays pLa Selon x Opening Screen 1 1 2 3 1 Double click 1 in the Screen Manager at the upper right of the window The base screen with screen number 1 will open Setting Character Strings 1 2 3 1 Click the A Button on the graphic bar and enter the following character string on screen 1 Speed Alarm Setting Data Use the following procedure to create a data part that will display the contents of a word address in the PLC on scr
216. x Registration Tab Page in the NV Configuration Dialog Box NV Configuration NewProject nvp Basic Setup Communication Setting Auto Paging Start up Screen Setup 1 lC ox Setup2 Recipe LineGraph Operation Security Index registration Index Setting Cancel Bi ee Initialize Clear oombr oon anh wun anm t O 2 Click the Settings button to open the dialog and specify the address to be used as an index Index Setting No 0 Device D1 oo a Cancel Data Format hw 3 After creating a data part double click the partto open the property dialog List Basic Setup Input Display Hide ReverseiBlink Color and Form Option TRELA Data to Display Number 1 5 f J Fixed NV Designer x Data DECH W X 1 CHa C1 Vertical 1 2 4 8 Horizontal 1 2 4 8 Display Decimal Places Off C On 125 Specifying Addresses 126 Section 7 3 4 In Communication Address on the Basic Setup Tab Page select ON of In dex Modifier Data Parts No 0 List Basic Setup Input DisplayHide ReversesBlink Color and Form Option O 4 Data to Display i Number 1 5 f J Fixed NV Designer gt Data Deca W 1 1 C Hat 1 Vertical 1 2 4 8 Horizontal 1 2 4 8 Display Decimal Places Off C On 5 In the Index field below set the index number that has been specified in the NV Configuration Dialog Box Example The address specified for the index DO
217. y Multifunction Objects are parts that enable performing multiple operations with a single touch using a function switch or custom switch The operations that are set will be executed in sequence when the Multifunction Object is touched Up to 32 operations can be set This enables using one touch to per form operations that were previously performed using combinations of multi ple parts For the NV3Q Multifunction Objects are supported for PT system version 1 1 and higher Automatic Firmware Update The NV series PT firmware can be updated to the most recent version when screens are transferred from the NV Designer System Versions Section 1 2 1 2 System Versions The system program version abbreviated as system version in the NV series PT determines the project system versions that can operate in the NV series PT 1 2 1 NV series PT Models and System Versions The system versions that can be installed depend on the model of the NV series PT The following table shows the possible combinations Applicable Versions for SE NASENR RENS NV Designer System Version NV3W Series Version 1 1 or higher NV3W V1 Series Version 2 0 or higher NV4W Series Version 1 1 or higher NV3Q Series Version 1 1 or higher 2 1 Version 1 2 or higher is required for an NV3Q SW PT with lot number 111000 or later Functions and NV System Versions i NV system version NV3W Version 1 0 or higher Sup Notsup Notsup Not

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