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Section 2 NS Series Functions
2-20 Special Functions
2-487
NS Series Programming Manual
Starting from the System Menu
1. Select
PLC Data T
race
from the
Speci
al Function
list on the System Menu’
s Special Screen T
ab
P
age and press the
ST
ART
Button.
2.
The PLC Data
T
race function will star
t.
535
537
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
7
How NS-Series Pts Work at FA Production Sites
14
NS-Series PT Operation
14
NS-Series PT Operation
15
NS-Series PT Functions
17
Differences between Models
20
Main NS-Series Functions
22
NS-Series Displays
24
Communicating with the Host
33
Host Registration and Address
33
Ethernet
33
Controller Link
33
NT Links
34
Host Link
35
Ethernet/Ip
35
PT Memory
35
System Configuration
41
Peripheral Devices
41
Connecting to the Host
44
Procedure before Operation
45
Section 2 Ns Series Functions
49
Project Configuration
50
Project Data
50
Project Properties
52
Display Colors
58
NS Series Screen Types
58
Screen Configuration
59
Screen Numbers
60
Screen Types
61
Screen Objects
65
Bit Memory ($B)
67
Internal Holding Memory ($HB/$HW)
67
Internal Memory
67
Word Memory ($W)
67
System Bit Memory ($SB)
68
System Memory
68
System Word Memory ($SW)
84
System Memory Compatibility with the NT Series
91
Communications Address Settings
96
Register Host
96
Communications Addresses
97
Directly Specifying Addresses
98
Tags
102
Fixed Objects
107
Registering/Using Library
113
Common Functional Object Functions
114
Table of Functional Object Settings
114
Address Settings (General Tab and Other Tabs)
115
Unit and Scale (General Tab)
118
Numeral Display and Storage Type (General Tab)
120
Date and Time Format (General Tab)
127
Text Attributes
129
Setting Colors (Color/Shape Tab)
134
Background
135
Selecting Shape (Color/Shape Tab)
136
Labels
138
Scroll Bars
142
Frames
143
Flicker (Extension Tab)
144
Write Settings (Extension Tab)
149
Passwords (Extension Tab)
153
Control Flags (Extension Tab)
160
Macro (Extension Tab)
161
Size/Position (Extension Tab)
162
Change Input Order
164
String Table
165
Buttons
168
Word Buttons
176
Command Buttons
184
Lamps
202
Word Lamps
206
Multifunction Objects
210
Functions that Can be Executed Using Multifunction Objects
212
Execution Conditions for Multifunction Objects
213
Safety Functions
214
Writing and Reading Communications Addresses
216
Canceling Multifunction Object Processing
217
Converting from Other Objects to Multifunction Objects
218
Functional Object Property Settings
219
Detailed Settings for each Function
227
Display and Input Objects
288
Numeral Display and Input
288
String Display and Input
296
Thumbwheel Switches
301
List Selection
306
Temporary Input Objects
314
Display
319
Text
319
Bitmaps
326
Level Meters
331
Analogue Meter
335
Video Display
340
Consecutive Line Drawings
345
Alarms and Events
347
Outline
347
Alarm/Event Display Objects
358
Alarm/Event Summary and History
363
Searching for Alarms and Events Using the Ladder Monitor
371
Data Logs
376
Outline
376
Data Log Graphs
385
Example Setting Procedure
396
Broken-Line Graphs
414
Data Blocks
427
What Is a Data Block?
427
Data Block Tables
438
Using Data Blocks
449
Date Object
455
System Clock
455
Time Objects
458
Machine Navigator Function
461
Contents Display
470
Usage Examples for Machine Navigator Function
475
Special Functions
480
Operation Log Function
480
Alarm/Event History Function
490
Data Log Function
492
Error Log Function
496
Screen Saver Function
498
Buzzer Function
500
Clock Function
502
Starting External Applications
503
Device Monitor Function
504
Video Configuration
528
Programming Console Functions
531
PLC Data Trace
535
System Settings and System Menu
547
Transferring Device Data
549
What Is Device Data Transfer?
549
Device Data Setting Dialog Box
550
Section 3 Using Pts
557
Procedure before Operation
558
Controlling Buzzers, Backlights, and Display
559
Sounding Buzzers
559
Stopping Buzzers
559
Controlling Backlights
560
Turning off Screen Display
560
Displaying Cleared Screens
560
Screen Display and Notification
562
Switching Screens
562
Finding Current Screen Numbers
566
Changing Numeral and Character String Display
567
Methods for Changing Numeral and Character String Display
567
Displaying Graphs
572
Changing Graph Displays
572
Inputting Numeral and Character Strings
574
Inputting Numerals
574
Inputting Character Strings
577
Using Alarm/Event Summary History Functions
579
Using Operation Log Functions
583
Settings for Operation Logs
584
Checking Operation Logs
584
Displaying and Setting System Clock
585
Displaying Date and Time
585
Setting Date and Time
585
Prohibiting and Allowing PT Operation
586
Prohibiting and Allowing System Menu Movement
586
Prohibiting and Allowing Input to All Screen Functional Objects
586
Prohibiting and Allowing Input for Individual Functional Objects
587
Using Memory Cards
588
Transferring Data Using Memory Cards
588
Saving Alarm/Event Histories to Memory Cards
588
Saving Data Logs to Memory Cards
588
Saving Operation Logs to Memory Cards
589
Saving Error Logs to Memory Cards
589
Saving Data Blocks to Memory Cards
589
Saving Captured Images to Memory Cards
589
Function Key Settings (NS15 Only)
590
Application
594
When Monitoring Bits Turn on
594
Always Reading PLC Word Contents
599
Changed Bit Status
601
For Numeral/String Input
604
For Button Operation by User
605
When Screens Are Switched
605
Errors
608
Error Messages
613
Troubleshooting Data Transfers from the CX-Designer
613
Troubleshooting Errors When Turning on Power
616
Troubleshooting Errors at Startup
619
Troubleshooting Errors When Switching Screens
620
Troubleshooting Errors for Functional Objects
622
Troubleshooting Errors During System Menu Operation
623
Communications Errors and Countermeasures
625
Troubleshooting Macros
635
Troubleshooting Errors with Ethernet/Ip Communications
637
Appendix-1 Specifications
644
A-1-1 Display Specifications
644
A-1-2 Specifications for Display Elements
648
A-1-3 Special Functions
652
Appendix-2 List of Models
653
A-2-1 PT Models
653
Appendix-3 PLC Memory Areas
655
A-3-1 OMRON C-Series PLC Memory Areas (same for 1:1 and 1:N NT Links)
655
A-3-2 OMRON CVM1 and CV-Series PLC Memory Areas
655
A-3-3 OMRON CS-Series CS1G, CS1H, CS1G-H, and CS1H-H PLC Memory Areas
656
A-3-4 OMRON CJ-Series CJ1G, CJ1G/H-H, CJ1M, and CJ2H PLC Memory Areas
657
A-3-5 List of Areas with Bit Access
658
Appendix-4 Addresses for Functional Objects
659
A-4-1 Using Direct Addresses
659
A-4-2 Using Tags
665
Appendix-5 Controller Link Network Status Read List
672
Appendix-6 Additional NS Series Functions
675
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Omron NS10-TV Series Specifications
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Brand
Omron
Model
NS10-TV Series
Category
Touch terminals
Language
English
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