Mitsubishi Electric MELSEC iQ-F FX5 - 19.1 Application Example

19 DATA LOGGING FUNCTION
19.1 Application Example
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19.1 Application Example
Two types of data logging functions are available: Continuous logging and trigger logging. Application examples are shown
below.
Continuous logging
Data can be collected at specified intervals and recorded. This enables facility and product data to be managed with time
stamps for use to achieve traceability.
In addition, collected data logging files can be saved in CSV file format. A CSV file can be opened as a table and expected to
be used for reports created by customers.
Trigger logging
Data can be collected at a specified timing and a specified amount of data (a quantity of records) before and after the trigger
condition is satisfied can be recorded.
For example, by specifying the device for facility error occurrence, only facility data before and after error occurrence can be
saved as a data logging file. This enables data analysis when an error occurs to be performed efficiently.
MELSEC iQ-F
Manufacturing condition Measured temperature
Collecting dataCollecting data
Collects production data of the day by product
and saves them in the data file.
Data logging file
Test result Product number
Using dataUsing data
Check data with the
personal computer.
Use data to create various reports.
Daily reportDaily report Test chartTest chart
Shipment
documentation
Shipment
documentation
MELSEC iQ-F
Collecting dataCollecting data
Collects facility data in the neighborhood of a trouble by turning on
of a specified trigger, and saves the data in the data file.
TriggerTriggerTriggerTrigger
Trigger condition valueTrigger condition valueTrigger condition value
Temperature sensorTemperature sensor
Pressure sensorPressure sensor
Data logging file
Inspection machineInspection machine
Collects data before and
after occurrence of a trouble!
Using dataUsing data
Identify the cause of the trouble
using a waveform graph.
Streamline procedures for start-up
and troubleshooting.
Identification
of the cause
Identification
of the cause
Start-upStart-up VisualizationVisualization
Fault
cause
Fault
cause
Fault
cause
Fault
cause
NG signal from
inspection
machine
NG signal from
inspection
machine
NG signal from
inspection
machine
NG signal from
inspection
machine