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LS Industrial Systems XG5000 User Manual

LS Industrial Systems XG5000
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LS Industrial Systems XG5000 Specifications

General IconGeneral
ManufacturerLS Industrial Systems
ModelXG5000
CategoryController
SimulationYes
Memory CapacityVaries by PLC model
I/O CapacityVaries by PLC model
DimensionsVaries by PLC model
WeightVaries by PLC model
TypeProgramming Tool
Supported PLC SeriesXGB, XGI, XGR, XGK
Programming LanguagesLadder Diagram (LD), Instruction List (IL), Function Block Diagram (FBD), Structured Text (ST), Sequential Function Chart (SFC)
Operating SystemWindows
Communication InterfaceRS-232, USB, Ethernet
Communication ProtocolsModbus RTU, Modbus TCP, Ethernet/IP, Modbus, LS Bus

Summary

Chapter 1 Introduction

1.1 Features of XG5000

Describes the key features and merits of the XG5000 software for PLC programming and debugging.

1.2 System Requirements necessary for XG5000

Lists the minimum and recommended hardware and software requirements for installing and running XG5000.

1.3 Installation of XG5000

Provides step-by-step instructions for installing the XG5000 software, including special package installation.

1.4 Installation of USB Device Driver

Details the process of installing the USB device driver for connecting the PLC with the PC.

1.5 Confirmation of Installed USB Device Driver

Explains how to verify the successful installation of the USB device driver via Device Manager.

Chapter 2 Basic Application

2.1 Screen Configuration

Describes the layout and components of the XG5000 software screen interface.

2.2 Open/Close Project

Explains how to open, close, and save projects within the XG5000 software.

2.3 Convenient Edit Functions

Details various editing functions like Copy, Cut, Paste, Drag & Drop for efficient program editing.

2.4 Shortcut Setting

Guides users on how to specify and customize shortcut keys for instructions in the software.

2.6 Options

Covers configuration settings for the XG5000 software, including common editor, LD, SFC, and ST options.

Chapter 3 Project

3.1 Project Configuration

Describes the items involved in configuring a project, including PLC, variables, and programs.

3.2 Project File Management

Explains how to create, open, save, and manage project files.

3.3 Open GMWIN File

Details the process of opening and converting GMWIN project files into XG5000 projects.

3.6 Project Password

Guides on setting, changing, or deleting passwords for project files to prevent unauthorized access.

Chapter 4 Variable

4.1 Global/Direct Variable

Explains global and direct variables, including their declaration, comments, and flags.

4.2 Global/Direct Variable Edit

Details how to register, edit, copy, cut, delete, and paste global/direct variables.

4.3 Local Variable

Describes local variables used within a specific program and how to register them.

4.4 Local Variable Edit

Covers editing, copying, cutting, deleting, and pasting local variables.

4.10 Sharing Variable

Explains how to save variables and comments as CSV files for sharing.

Chapter 5 LD Edit

5.1 Limit

Lists functional limits for LD Program Edit, such as max contact points and lines.

5.2 Program Edit

Covers various editing tools and functions available in the LD editor.

5.3 View Program

Explains how to view the program in different formats like IL View and adjust magnification.

5.4 Edit Function Additional

Details additional editing functions for convenient editing, such as Block Mask and Bookmarks.

Chapter 6 SFC Edit

6.1 Limit

Lists functional limits for SFC program editing, such as max steps and columns.

6.2 Program Edit

Covers various editing tools for SFC programs, including steps, transitions, actions, and branches.

6.3 View Program

Explains how to zoom in/out and adjust program view settings in SFC.

6.4 Edit additional Function

Details additional editing functions like Bookmarks and Go To for navigation and convenience.

Chapter 7 Programming Convenience

7.1 Cross Reference

Explains how to display application details of devices and variables used in the program.

7.2 Used Device

Shows all devices and their usage count in the program, classified by type.

7.3 Check Program

Describes how to check the prepared LD program for logic, grammar, and duplicated coil errors.

Chapter 8 Find/Replace

8.1 Find Device

Details how to find devices within LD, SFC, and Variable/Comment editors.

8.2 Find Text

Explains how to find strings like rung comments, variables, and labels within the program.

8.3 Replace Device

Guides on changing devices within LD, SFC, and Variable/Comment editors.

8.4 Replace String

Details how to find and replace strings such as comments and variables.

8.5 Find Again

Describes how to repeat the last executed find operation.

Chapter 9 Parameter

9.1 Basic Parameter

Covers the specification of basic parameters related to PLC operation, including operation modes and timers.

9.2 I/O Parameters

Explains how to specify I/O types for PLC slots and set applicable parameters.

9.2.4 Detailed Module Information Setting

Explains how to set detailed information for modules installed in PLC slots.

Chapter 10 Online

10.1 Connect Options

Details how to specify the communication network connection with the PLC (Local, Remote).

10.3 Write

Guides on transferring user programs, parameters, and comments to the PLC.

10.4 Read

Explains how to upload programs, parameters, and comments from the PLC to the project.

10.5 Change Mode

Covers converting the PLC operation mode (Run, Stop, Debug).

10.7 Reset PLC

Details how to reset the PLC, including options for normal and overall reset.

10.9 PLC Information

Shows information about the connected PLC, including CPU details, performance, and password settings.

10.13 Forced I/O Setting

Details how to specify forced I/O for refresh areas in the PLC.

10.16 Module Changing Wizard

Guides on changing modules on the PLC while it is operating.

10.17 Custom Events

Explains how to define, register, and monitor custom events based on user-specified conditions.

Chapter 11 Monitoring

11.1 Monitoring

Introduces common monitoring functions like Start/Stop, Pause, and value changes.

11.2 LD Program Monitoring

Displays contact points, coils, and function block I/O parameters' current values in LD diagrams.

11.3 Variable Monitoring

Explains how to monitor specific registered variables or devices.

11.4 System Monitoring

Displays PLC slot information, I/O assignments, module status, and data values.

11.5 Device Monitoring

Covers monitoring all device areas' data in the PLC, including writing/reading values and display formats.

11.7 Trend Monitoring

Describes how to read and display data periodically from PLC in graph format.

11.8 Data Traces

Details how to specify trace conditions and devices to collect data from PLC, displayed in a graph.

11.9 PID Monitor

Covers setting and monitoring PID data values by loop unit for PID control.

Chapter 12 Debugging

12.1 Start/Stop Debugging

Explains how to start and stop the debugging process for PLC programs online.

12.2 LD Program Debugging

Details functions for debugging LD programs, including breakpoints, Go, Step Into, Step Out, Step Over.

12.4 Variable Break

Explains setting variable break points based on data value and variable application.

12.5 Scan Break

Describes running the PLC for a specified number of scan times to apply a break.

Chapter 13 Online Editing

13.1 Sequence of Online Editing

Outlines the steps for editing the PLC program while it is in Run mode.

Chapter 14 Print

14.1 Print Project

Explains how to print all project contents, select items, set options, and execute preview.

14.2 LD Program Print

Details how to print the selected LD program, including print settings and preview.

Chapter 15 User Function/Function Block

15.1 Create User Function/Function Block

Guides on creating user-defined function/function block programs, I/O variables, and programming.

15.2 Use User Function/Function Block

Explains how to use created user functions and function blocks within a scan program.

Chapter 16 XG-SIM

16.1 Getting Started

Introduces XG-SIM, its features like program simulation, PLC online functions, and module simulation.

16.2 XG-SIM

Covers XG-SIM program window configuration, channel list, I/O condition, and status display.

16.3 Restrictions

Lists the restrictions of XG-SIM compared to actual PLC, focusing on watchdog timer and communication module.

Chapter 17 ST Edition

17.1 Writing ST program

Explains how to write ST programs, add scan programs, and user functions/function blocks.

17.3 Editing Program

Covers editing functions like shortcut keys, copy/paste, undo/redo, and variable selection.

17.4 Viewing Program

Describes display properties in ST programs, including ST options and font/color settings.

17.5 Additional Edition Function

Details additional editing functions for convenience, such as bookmarks and string list selection.

Chapter 18 Dedicated XGR Function

18.1 Redundancy Parameter

Explains how to set redundancy parameters for XGR series, covering Run Mode and synchronization.

18.2 Redundancy PLC State Window

Describes the window that appears when XG5000 connects with XGR PLC, showing A/B side status.

18.3 Control Redundancy

Guides on controlling redundancy, specifically changing the master CPU.

18.4 System Monitoring

Covers displaying system configuration and base information through System Monitoring.

Chapter 19 Exclusive Functions for Event Input Module

19.1 Overview

Introduces the XGF-SOEA module for event recording and its characteristics.

19.2 Screen Configuration

Describes the basic screen elements and menus for the SOE monitor.

19.3 Basic Parameter Setting

Explains how to set basic parameters for the XGF-SOEA module, including history saving methods.

19.4 I/O Parameter Setting

Covers setting I/O parameters for the XGF-SOEA module, including slot and module details.

19.6 Event History Monitor

Describes monitoring events stored in the CPU and event input modules using the SOE monitor.

19.7 Save as an Excel File

Guides on saving event files from the SOE monitor into an Excel file format.

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