Omron NA Series Practices Guide

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6-3-5 Safety Signature Confirmation Screen
The information about safety signatures owned by the connected safety CPU is displayed on this
screen.
A safety program designer can register safety signature information in NA. It is necessary to login
with the designer authority of the safety program when you register a safety signature.
Two safety signatures, one is owned by the safety CPU and the other is registered in NA, are
compared. If those safety signatures are not the same, an error dialog appears. Refer to 5-2-3
“Screen Transition” for details.
・Screen Layout
No
Part
Description
1
Data Display
Displays the user’s name who is logging in.
2
Data Display
Displays the logging-in user’s authority.
3
Data Display
Displays the current time of NA.
4
Button
Switches to each safety CPU demo screen.
5
Button
Switches to the Troubleshooter Screen of the connected controller.
6
Button
Switches to the Menu Screen.
7
DropDown
Button
You can select the controller to display its safety signature information.
The safety signature of the controller which is selected from the dropdown list
is shown in [8].
8
Data Display
Displays the safety signature information that registered in NA.
9
Button
Updates safety signature information.
10
Data Display
Displays the safety signature information that the safety CPU owns.
11
Button
Registers the safety signature information that the safety CPU owns to NA.
12
Data Display
Displays the unit model of the connected safety CPU.
13
Data Display
Displays the safety signature information that stored in an SD card.
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10
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7
9
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Omron NA Series Specifications

General

Touch Panel	Resistive
Interfaces	USB, Ethernet, RS-232/422/485
Operating Temperature	0°C to 50°C
Power Supply	24 VDC
Protection Rating	IP65 (front panel)
Storage Temperature	-20°C to 60°C
Display Type	TFT LCD
Dimensions	Varies depending on the model
Weight	Varies depending on the model