How to set up Panasonic Controller?
To set up your Panasonic Controller, refer to the chapter related to the system configuration that you need and ensure that the PC you are installing the software on meets all necessary conditions, especially that all required service packs for the operating system have been applied. If the installer was damaged during download, clear your browser cache and download it again.
What to do if Panasonic servo amplifier is not recognized after starting PANATERM Lite for GM?
If the servo amplifier is not recognized after starting PANATERM Lite for GM, ensure that the power to the servo amplifier's control circuit is turned on. Check the USB communication cable for any loose connections or breakage, and verify that you are using the correct cable. Confirm that the USB port on your PC is functioning normally and that the USB driver is installed correctly.
What to do if Panasonic GM1 controller is not recognized after starting PANATERM Lite for GM?
If the GM1 controller is not recognized after starting PANATERM Lite for GM, please check the following: - Ensure that the power to the GM1 controller is turned on. - Check the USB communication cable or Ethernet cable for loose connections or breakage, and verify that the correct cable is being used. - Verify that the USB port and LAN adapter on the PC are functioning normally. - Confirm that the USB driver is installed correctly and that Gateway is running.
General| Effective Pixels | 16.0 megapixels |
|---|---|
| Continuous Shooting | 5 fps |
| Dimensions | 98.5 x 54.9 x 30.4 mm |
| Category | Mirrorless |
| Sensor Type | MOS |
| Sensor Size | 17.3 x 13.0 mm |
| ISO Sensitivity | 200-25600 |
| Video Recording | 1920 x 1080 |
| LCD Screen | 3.0-inch |
| Battery Life | Approx. 230 shots |
Explains important rules to prevent personal injury and property damage, including warning symbols.
Details symbols used in the manual to indicate safety information and operation procedures.
Outlines the terms and conditions for using the GM Programmer software.
Illustrates the system components including controller, amplifiers, and PC.
Provides a step-by-step workflow from GM1 controller installation to operation.
Specifies the software and hardware requirements for running GM Programmer.
Provides detailed procedures for installing and uninstalling the software.
Explains how to start and exit the GM Programmer application.
Identifies and describes the main components of the GM Programmer interface.
Details pane management, tab switching, and full-screen display.
Covers additional features like option settings, language, and help functions.
Step-by-step guide to creating a new project for the GM1 controller.
Procedures for saving, opening, and closing projects within GM Programmer.
Explains the structure of project devices and objects in the device tree.
Guides on adding various types of objects (POU, Interface) and devices (Modbus COM).
Details on configuring project-wide settings like compiler options and security.
Instructions for exporting and importing project objects as XML files.
Covers creating project backups and configuring automatic saving features.
Explains how to compare project files and merge differences between them.
Outlines the sequence for creating a project and setting up controller, motion, unit, and communication.
Details the main pane, declaration editor, auto declaration, and toolbox.
Describes Ladder Diagram, Structured Text, SFC, FBD, IL, and CFC programming languages.
Covers standard data types, arrays, subrange types, and user-defined types.
Explains how to create, use, and invoke functions and function blocks.
Guides on inserting contacts, coils, function blocks, networks, branches, and comments.
Explains ST program syntax, instructions, assignment statements, and commenting.
Covers inserting elements, SFC editor settings, and execution conditions.
Details entering function blocks, networks, and FBD program settings.
Explains entering instructions and operands, and IL program settings.
Covers inserting elements, connection marks, and CFC programming.
Includes bookmarks, call tree, cross-reference, guidance, and refactoring.
Explains build, rebuild, code generation, clean operations, and task management.
Outlines steps for operation check: build, connect, login, and debug.
Details cable connections (USB/Ethernet) and network settings.
Explains connection states (Connected, Login, Online Config) and available operations.
Covers setting time, changing device name, echo services, and online mode.
Details the process for logging in, logging out, and downloading applications.
Explains uploading source code and conducting servo amplifier commissioning.
Procedures for starting, stopping, and executing applications in single cycles.
Guides on setting breakpoints, execution points, and using the call stack view.
Explains writing, forcing, unforcing, and watching variable values during debugging.
Details flow control display and managing operation modes (Debug, Locked, Operational).
Covers monitoring variables in editors, watch views, and checking performance.
Explains Warm, Cold, Origin, and Device reset procedures.
Guides on checking logs, status, system data history, and task monitoring.
Details using Device Trace to monitor CPU load and configure graph display settings.
Covers error overview, checking/clearing errors, obtaining error info, and error codes.
Allows performing login and checking behaviors without connecting to the GM1 controller.
Covers project user management, creating users/groups, and setting privileges.
Explains encrypting project files and communication paths using certificates.
Details how to implement write-protection for project files.
Guides on creating libraries, installing them, and adding them to projects.
Adds functions to automatically check array bounds, pointers, and division by zero.
Explains how to define and implement interfaces for function blocks.
Allows saving text, image, and other files within the project.
Instructions on starting PANATERM Lite for GM to check servo amplifier settings.
Covers RTEX axis setup, including general, scaling, software limits, and dynamic limits.
Details servo ON/OFF, home return methods, and JOG operation procedures.
Explains position, velocity, torque, and stop control using function blocks.
Covers synchronous cam and gear operations, including setup and programming.
Details linear, circular, helical interpolation, and G-code programming.
Describes classification of motion errors and methods for checking and clearing them.
Provides an overview of controller functions like I/O, PWM, and counter, and expansion units.
Details setting parameters and I/O mapping for general-purpose I/O points.
Explains how to set PWM output ports, I/O mapping, and data update timing.
Covers overview, parameter settings, comparison, external output, capture, and unit errors.
Details supported protocols and maximum connections for COM and LAN ports.
Explains TCP CLIENT and SERVER, and UDP processing examples.
Details COM transmission/reception and serial communication settings.
Covers Modbus TCP and Modbus RTU master/slave communication setup.
Explains EtherNet/IP scanner and adapter setup, and device configuration.
Guides on accessing the SD card via CAA File library for file operations.
Explains date/time settings in GM Programmer and via function blocks.
Details setting up and executing trace to monitor variable value histories.
Specifies the software and hardware requirements for running PANATERM Lite for GM.
Provides procedures for installing and uninstalling the PANATERM Lite software.
Explains how to start and exit the PANATERM Lite application.
Describes the components and displays of the PANATERM Lite interface.
Details pane management, tab switching, and window operations.
Guides on selecting devices, configuring communication, and setting up servo amplifiers.
Covers checking, setting, copying, and switching parameter value formats.
Lists servo amplifier parameters that affect GM1 controller behavior.
Explains how to check servo amplifier states, I/O signals, and error status.
Provides solutions for common issues like setup, communication, and abnormal behavior.
Details warranty period, scope, and conditions for exemption.
Provides practical considerations for export, installation, usage, and disposal.
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