microSYST migra Ethernet/IP User Manual

microSYST Systemelectronic GmbH, Am Gewerbepark 11, 92670 Windischeschenbach
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migra Ethernet/IP
Large Format, Graphics Compatible Display with Ethernet/IP Interface
User’s Manual

microSYST migra Ethernet/IP Specifications

General

Brand	microSYST
Model	migra Ethernet/IP
Category	Monitor
Language	English

Summary

General Product Overview

Product Overview and Functions

Describes the display's capabilities, including data transmission, configuration, and display options.

Application Example

Interface Schematic

Illustrates the connection diagram of the display unit with external systems like SPS and PC.

Technical Data

General Specifications

Lists technical details such as display type, operating voltage, connection interface, housing, and memory capacity.

Tips and Tricks

Device Configuration

Display Elements

System and Device Initialisation

Configuration of the Ethernet/IP Interface

Configuration with "micon" Software

General Frame Description

Response Frame Structure

Details the structure and content of response frames transmitted from the display unit.

Online Frame Layout

Header Structure

Defines the structure and fields of the header for online frames.

Data Unit Structure

Details the data unit part of online frames, containing display data.

Trail Structure

Describes the trail section of online frames, including checksum and end-of-text markers.

Displays with Vertical Resolution > 64 Pixels

Data Unit for Online Frames

Online Texts

Describes transmission and display of online texts, including character set selection.

Texts, Graphics, and Variables

Covers transmission of texts, graphics, and variables, including querying and setting.

Direct Graphic Control

Details commands for direct graphic control, including clearing, drawing, and scrolling.

General Functions

Covers general functions like selecting blinking duration and adjusting brightness.

Digital Inputs and Outputs

Explains how to manage digital inputs and outputs on the display.

Macros

Describes predefined command sequences (macros) for device operation.

Response Frames

Error Codes and Meanings

Explains the meaning of different error codes returned in response frames.

Multiple ESC-Sequences

Examples

Parallel Interface

Timing at Parallel Inputs

Describes timing requirements for parallel inputs.

Input Level at Parallel Inputs

Specifies voltage levels for parallel inputs.

Querying Text (Parallel Interface)

Querying Graphics (Parallel Interface)

Setting Variables (Parallel Interface)

Querying Macros (Parallel Interface)

Connector Pin Assignments

Ethernet Socket Pinout

Details the pinout and assignments for the Ethernet connector.

RS232 Connector Pinout

Power Connectors Pinout

5-Pin Circular Connector Pinout

25-Pin Parallel Interface Connector Pinout

Control Board (Internal)

Boot Jumper Usage

Instructions for using the boot jumper for system recovery after faulty downloads.

Switch Settings and Tests

S1 and S2 Switch Settings

Details configuration options for switches S1 and S2 related to address settings.

Diagnostic Tests

Describes procedures for performing standard tests and light sensor adjustments.

LED Indicators

LED 1 and LED 2 Status

Describes the function and status indications of LEDs 1 and 2.

HMS-Interface Status LEDs

Module, Network, and Link Status LEDs

Details the status indications for LEDs 1, 2, and 3 related to module and network status.

Additional Indicators and DIP Switch

Activity, Subnet, and Device Status LEDs

Explains the status indications for LEDs 4, 5, and 6.

DIP Switch Configuration

Notes on the DIP switch settings inside the module housing.

Appendix

Displayable Characters

Provides sample character sets and explains ASCII coding for displayable characters.

Maintenance and Care

Declaration of Conformity

Guarantee Information

Versions Overview