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User Manual: GP Editor V4.0 User Manual

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1 Product Overview
2 Project
3 Screen
4 Edit
5 Draw
6 View
7 Communication
8 Common
9 Appendix
- 9.1 USB driver installation
- 9.2 GP Editor runs in Windows 7 operating system

USER MANUAL

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Preface

Thank you very much for selecting Autonics products.

This user manual contains information about the product and its proper use, and should be kept

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User Manual Guide

 Please familiarize yourself with the information in this manual before using the product.

 This manual provides detailed information on the product's features. It does not offer any

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unforeseen developments within Autonics, and is subject to change without prior notice.

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corrections or questions, please notify us these on our homepage.

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Table of Contents

Preface ............................................................................................................................. iii

User Manual Guide ......................................................................................................... iv

User Manual Symbols ...................................................................................................... v

Table of Contents ............................................................................................................ vi

1 Product Overview ...................................................................................... 13

1.1 Features ............................................................................................................. 13

1.2 System requirements ......................................................................................... 14

1.3 Installation .......................................................................................................... 14

1.4 GP Editor Screen Layout ................................................................................... 19

1.4.1 Menu ........................................................................................................... 20

1.5 Tool .................................................................................................................... 29

1.6 Device ................................................................................................................ 32

2 Project ........................................................................................................ 35

2.1 New Project ....................................................................................................... 35

2.1.1 GP/PLC type .............................................................................................. 36

2.1.2 Project auxiliary property ............................................................................ 37

2.2 Load Project ....................................................................................................... 43

2.3 Save Project ...................................................................................................... 44

2.4 Import Project .................................................................................................... 46

2.4.1 Select tab .................................................................................................... 46

2.4.2 Base tab ..................................................................................................... 47

2.4.3 Window tab ................................................................................................. 49

2.4.4 Part tab ....................................................................................................... 50

2.4.5 Comment tab .............................................................................................. 52

2.5 Print .................................................................................................................... 54

2.5.1 Print procedure ........................................................................................... 54

2.5.2 Created file when printing as file ................................................................ 56

2.6 Option ................................................................................................................ 57

2.6.1 File tab ........................................................................................................ 57

2.6.2 Browse tab.................................................................................................. 58

2.6.3 Communication tab .................................................................................... 59

2.7 Exit ..................................................................................................................... 61

3 Screen ........................................................................................................ 63

3.1 Screen of GP/LP ................................................................................................ 63

3.1.1 Base screen ............................................................................................... 63

3.1.2 Window screen ........................................................................................... 64

3.2 New Screen ....................................................................................................... 67

3.3 Load Screen ...................................................................................................... 68

3.4 Clear Screen ...................................................................................................... 69

3.5 Load and Clear .................................................................................................. 69

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3.6 Save Screen ...................................................................................................... 69

3.7 Save As Screen ................................................................................................. 70

3.8 Screen Copy/Delete ........................................................................................... 71

3.9 Change Size ...................................................................................................... 72

4 Edit ............................................................................................................. 73

4.1 Undo................................................................................................................... 73

4.2 Cut ...................................................................................................................... 73

4.3 Copy ................................................................................................................... 73

4.4 Paste .................................................................................................................. 73

4.5 Successive Copy ............................................................................................... 74

4.6 Delete ................................................................................................................. 76

4.7 Select All ............................................................................................................ 76

4.8 Select Object ...................................................................................................... 76

4.9 Group ................................................................................................................. 78

4.10 Ungroup ............................................................................................................. 78

4.11 Bring Forward/Send Backward .......................................................................... 79

4.12 Replace Device .................................................................................................. 81

4.13 Replace Overlap Screen.................................................................................... 82

4.14 Attribute .............................................................................................................. 82

4.15 Alignment ........................................................................................................... 83

5 Draw ........................................................................................................... 87

5.1 Panel kit/Part ...................................................................................................... 87

5.1.1 Panel kit ...................................................................................................... 87

5.1.2 Part ............................................................................................................. 91

5.2 Line .................................................................................................................... 92

5.2.1 Basic usage ................................................................................................ 92

5.2.2 Property ...................................................................................................... 93

5.3 Rectangle ........................................................................................................... 94

5.3.1 Basic usage ................................................................................................ 94

5.3.2 Property ...................................................................................................... 95

5.4 Circle .................................................................................................................. 96

5.4.1 Basic usage ................................................................................................ 96

5.4.2 Property ...................................................................................................... 97

5.5 Text ..................................................................................................................... 98

5.5.1 Basic usage ................................................................................................ 98

5.5.2 Property ...................................................................................................... 99

5.6 Bitmap .............................................................................................................. 101

5.6.1 Basic usage .............................................................................................. 102

5.6.2 Property .................................................................................................... 103

5.7 Numeral Input .................................................................................................. 104

5.7.1 Basic usage .............................................................................................. 104

5.7.2 Property .................................................................................................... 105

5.7.3 Change numeral ........................................................................................ 111

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5.8 ASCII Input....................................................................................................... 112

5.8.1 Basic usage .............................................................................................. 112

5.8.2 Property .................................................................................................... 113

5.8.3 Change ASCII ........................................................................................... 118

5.9 Numeral Display .............................................................................................. 120

5.9.1 Basic usage .............................................................................................. 120

5.9.2 Property .................................................................................................... 121

5.9.3 Display type and operation ....................................................................... 126

5.10 ASCII Display ................................................................................................... 130

5.10.1 Basic usage .............................................................................................. 130

5.10.2 Property .................................................................................................... 131

5.11 Clock ................................................................................................................ 134

5.11.1 Basic usage .............................................................................................. 134

5.11.2 Property .................................................................................................... 134

5.12 Comment Display ............................................................................................ 137

5.12.1 Basic usage .............................................................................................. 138

5.12.2 Property .................................................................................................... 139

5.13 Alarm History ................................................................................................... 143

5.13.1 Basic operation ......................................................................................... 143

5.13.2 Basic usage .............................................................................................. 143

5.13.3 Property .................................................................................................... 144

5.14 Alarm List ......................................................................................................... 148

5.14.1 Basic usage .............................................................................................. 148

5.14.2 Property .................................................................................................... 149

5.15 Part Display ..................................................................................................... 154

5.15.1 Basic usage .............................................................................................. 156

5.15.2 Property .................................................................................................... 156

5.16 Lamp ................................................................................................................ 160

5.16.1 Basic usage .............................................................................................. 160

5.16.2 Property .................................................................................................... 161

5.17 Panel Meter ..................................................................................................... 164

5.17.1 Basic usage .............................................................................................. 164

5.17.2 Property .................................................................................................... 165

5.18 Line Graph ....................................................................................................... 170

5.18.1 Basic operation ......................................................................................... 170

5.18.2 Basic usage .............................................................................................. 170

5.18.3 Property .................................................................................................... 171

5.19 Trend Graph ..................................................................................................... 176

5.19.1 Basic operation ......................................................................................... 176

5.19.2 Basic usage .............................................................................................. 176

5.19.3 Property .................................................................................................... 177

5.20 Bar Graph ........................................................................................................ 184

5.20.1 Basic operation ......................................................................................... 184

5.20.2 Basic usage .............................................................................................. 184

5.20.3 Property .................................................................................................... 185

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5.21 Statistics Graph ................................................................................................ 190

5.21.1 Basic operation......................................................................................... 190

5.21.2 Basic usage .............................................................................................. 190

5.21.3 Property .................................................................................................... 191

5.22 Touch Key ........................................................................................................ 194

5.22.1 Basic operation......................................................................................... 194

5.22.2 Basic usage .............................................................................................. 198

5.22.3 Property .................................................................................................... 199

5.23 Overlap Screen ................................................................................................ 209

5.24 Key Window Position ....................................................................................... 211

6 View .......................................................................................................... 213

6.1 Preview ............................................................................................................ 213

6.2 Palette .............................................................................................................. 213

6.3 Graphic Library ................................................................................................ 214

6.4 Tag List ............................................................................................................. 215

6.4.1 All tab ....................................................................................................... 215

6.4.2 Numeral display tab.................................................................................. 216

6.5 Device List ....................................................................................................... 219

6.6 Overlap Screen List ......................................................................................... 220

6.7 Status bar ......................................................................................................... 221

6.8 Toolbar ............................................................................................................. 221

6.9 ON Image ......................................................................................................... 221

6.10 Refresh ............................................................................................................ 221

6.11 Option .............................................................................................................. 222

7 Communication ....................................................................................... 223

7.1 Download ......................................................................................................... 224

7.1.1 Download instructions .............................................................................. 224

7.1.2 Property .................................................................................................... 224

7.2 Upload .............................................................................................................. 228

7.2.1 Execution order ........................................................................................ 228

7.2.2 Property .................................................................................................... 229

7.3 Memory ............................................................................................................ 233

7.3.1 Execution order ........................................................................................ 233

7.3.2 Property .................................................................................................... 233

7.4 Check Data ...................................................................................................... 236

7.4.1 Area tab .................................................................................................... 236

7.4.2 Check store memory option tab ............................................................... 237

7.4.3 Level password tab .................................................................................. 238

7.4.4 Common device tab ................................................................................. 239

7.5 GP Firmware Download ................................................................................... 240

7.5.1 Firmware download execution order ........................................................ 240

7.6 Option .............................................................................................................. 242

8 Common .................................................................................................. 243

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8.1 Title .................................................................................................................. 243

8.1.1 Project title ................................................................................................ 243

8.1.2 Screen title ............................................................................................... 244

8.2 GP/PLC Type ................................................................................................... 245

8.2.1 PLC connection ........................................................................................ 245

8.2.2 Connecting PLC setting............................................................................ 246

8.2.3 Convert device with changing PLC type .................................................. 247

8.3 Link Device ...................................................................................................... 249

8.4 System Information .......................................................................................... 256

8.4.1 Overview................................................................................................... 256

8.4.2 Read device ............................................................................................. 256

8.4.3 Write device .............................................................................................. 257

8.4.4 GP inner device ........................................................................................ 258

8.5 Switch Screen .................................................................................................. 260

8.5.1 Basic operation ......................................................................................... 260

8.5.2 Property .................................................................................................... 260

8.6 Security ............................................................................................................ 261

8.6.1 Basic usage .............................................................................................. 261

8.6.2 Property .................................................................................................... 263

8.7 Comment ......................................................................................................... 266

8.8 Alarm History ................................................................................................... 269

8.8.1 Alarm history property .............................................................................. 269

8.9 Floating Alarm .................................................................................................. 276

8.9.1 Basic operation ......................................................................................... 276

8.9.2 Property .................................................................................................... 277

8.10 Monitor Status .................................................................................................. 279

8.10.1 Basic action .............................................................................................. 279

8.10.2 Execution order ........................................................................................ 279

8.10.3 Property .................................................................................................... 282

8.11 Recipe .............................................................................................................. 286

8.11.1 Basic operation ......................................................................................... 286

8.11.2 Property .................................................................................................... 288

8.12 Time Action ...................................................................................................... 292

8.12.1 Basic operation ......................................................................................... 292

8.12.2 Property .................................................................................................... 292

8.13 Barcode ............................................................................................................ 294

8.13.1 Basic operation ......................................................................................... 294

8.13.2 Barcode read order .................................................................................. 295

8.13.3 Save ......................................................................................................... 296

8.13.4 Specification of available barcode reader ................................................ 297

8.14 Auxiliary Configuration ..................................................................................... 297

8.14.1 Project ...................................................................................................... 297

8.14.2 Screen ...................................................................................................... 297

9 Appendix .................................................................................................. 301

9.1 USB driver installation ..................................................................................... 301

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9.2 GP Editor runs in Windows 7 operating system .............................................. 309

9.2.1 GP Editor runs as administrator ............................................................... 309

9.2.2 In case of no administrator account (Create administrator account

windows 7) ............................................................................................................ 311

9.2.3 Disable to user account control dialog box .............................................. 313

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1 Product Overview

1.1 Features

All data of GP user screen is edited in private software GP Editor. After editing screen data

including forms, arrangement, attribution of tags, download tags to GP/LP, it starts to monitor by

the screen data of GP/LP.

 Supports multi-font

It supports windows true type fonts and several bitmap fonts. (It is selectable.)

 Convenient user interface

 Upgrades firmware of GP/LP

 Screen Layout

Title bar, menu, tools, status bar, edit area, non-edit area, preview

 Several edit feature (group, alignment, select, draw)

 Panel kit/Part library

 Panel kit library: Created library by user

 Part library: Supplied basic library by GP Editor

 Part: Registers several numbers or groups of only figure objects (line, rectangle, circle,

text, BMP)

 Supplies diverse image library

 Overlap screen for screen edit efficiency and for saving data capacity

 Memory

Feature for composing project screen of GP/LP, memory free space, checking firmware

version, and delete the desired screen

 Check data

Automatically executes to check data error when download the data to GP/LP

 Preview

Shows screen on the device with 100% of enlargement ratio

 Supplies help information for program usage

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1.2 System requirements

Operating system: Windows 98/NT/XP

Item

Minimum specifications

Recommended specification

CPU Pentium 4 or above Pentium Dual Core

Memory 512 MB 1GB

Hard disk 1 GB (Free space) 5GB (Free space)

Resolution 1024

768 1280

1024

Communication port: RS232 , Serial, USB, Ethernet

1.3 Installation

If GP Editor below V4.0 is installed, delete previous version or designate the other path unlike

previous version.

Series Firmware version

GP-2480 Above V3.00

GP-S Series GP-S044, GP-S057 Above V3.00

GP-S070 Above V1.00

LP-S Series LP-S044 Above V3.00

LP-S070 Above V1.00

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1st For installing GP Editor, visit our homepage (www.autonics.com) and download GP

Editor program.

Before installing GP Editor, it is recommended to shut down the other programs.

2nd Double-click installation setup file, and installation is start.

3rd Click ‘Next’ after installshied wizard is ready.

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4th Click ‘Next’ to continue installation, or ‘Cancle’ to discontinue installation.

5th Enter your information, and click ‘Next’.

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6th Designate installation location, and click ‘Next’. (Default installation path is

C:/Program Files/Autonics/GP Editor 4.0/.)

7th To change the installation location, click ‘Change’ and select the desired folder and

click ‘OK’.

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8th Installation starts and you can check installation progress at the same time.

9th After completing installation, click ‘Finish’ and GP Editor runs. If you do not want to

run GP Editor, non-check ‘Launch the program’ and click ‘Finish’.

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1.4 GP Editor Screen Layout

No.

Name

Description

① Title bar Displays number and title of working screen.

② Menu Menu for all functions

③ System tool Tool for project and screen operation

④ View tool Tool for visual configuration such as tag, background on a edit

screen

⑤ Graphic tool Tool for drawing a graphic figure

⑥ Tag tool Tool for creating tags

⑦ Edit tool Tool for selecting an object, stack order and group

⑧ Work space Displays screen constituting project as a tree

⑨ Drawing tool Tool for configuration of line, pattern and text of graphic objects

⑩ Status bar Displays type/size of selected object, mouse position.

⑪ Edit area Available area designed screen data and downloaded to the device

⑫ Non-edit area Unavailable area with screen data can be arranged as operation

problem

⑬ Preview Shows GP/LP screen with 100% of enlargement ratio.

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1.4.1 Menu

There are project, screen, edit, draw, view, communication, common, window and help menus.

(1) Project

There are for project menus as following.

Description

Hot key

Icon

New Creates a new project. Ctrl+N

Load Opens saved project Ctrl+O

Clear Closes project

Save Saves project Ctrl+S

Save As Saves project as other name

Import Project Imports base screen, window screen, part,

comment on current project.

Print Prints project (project Information, base screen,

window screen) with printer or as file. Ctrl+P

Option Configure optional items such as save file, toolbar

position, communication configuration.

Exit Exits program Ctrl+X

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(2) Screen

There are for screen menus as following such as new, load, clear and screen copy/delete,

etc.

Description

Hot key

Icon

New Creates a new screen Alt+N

Load Loads closed screen of current project Alt+L

Clear Clears screen Alt+W

Load And

Clear Clears and loads screen

Save Saves screen of current project Alt+S

Save As Saves screen as other name

Screen

Copy/Delete Copies/deletes successive screens of project at a

time.

Change Size Adjusts window screen size

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(3) Edit

There are for project edit menu such as undo, cut, copy, etc.

Description

Hot key

Icon

Undo Undoes movement, delete, size adjustment etc. Ctrl+Z

Cut Cuts selected object and saves it in clip board Ctrl+X

Copy Copies selected object on screen Ctrl+C

Paste Pastes copied or cut objects on screen Ctrl+V

Sucessive Copy Copies selected object successively

Delete Deletes selected object Del

Select All Selects all objects Ctrl+A

Select

Object

Figure Selects figure (Click a mouse or select all)

Tag Selects tag

Group Groups selected objects

Ungroup Disorganizes group

Bring Forward Moves selected object to the forward Ctrl+F

Send Backward Moves selected object to the backward Ctrl+B

Replace Device

Changes device used for tag and it is available

to select applicable range as all project, current

screen, selected object, used device for

common configuration.

Replace Overlap

Screen Changes overlapped screen as other screen

Attribute Edits attribution of selected object

Alignment Aligns screen arrangement of selected object

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(4) Draw

Draw menu for panel kit, part, line, rectangle, etc is as following.

Description

Hot key

Icon

Panel Kit Executes for panel kit: panel kit registration,

drawing on screen, save as file, load etc.

Part Registers selected object as part, drawing

registered part on screen, part library operation

etc.

Line Draws lines and configures color and style of line

Rectangle Draws rectangles, and configures color, style of

outline and pattern filled inside of rectangle

Circle Draws circles, and configures color, style of

outline and pattern filled inside of circle

Text Enters text, and configures color and size of text

Bitmap Selects bitmap image and inserts it

Numeral Input Creates numeric input tags and configures value

of designated word device with key window

ASCII Input Creates ASCII input tags and configures value of

designated word device as ASCII code with key

window

Numeral

Display Creates numeric display tag, displays numeric

value saved in PLC device

ASCII Display Creates ASCII display tag, displays ASCII value

saved in PLC device

Clock Creates clock display tag, displays current time or

date

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Description

Hot key

Icon

Comment

Display

Creates comment display tag, displays designated

comment in accordance with change of

designated PLC device value or state

Alarm History Creates alarm history tag, and writes alarm history

Alarm List Creates alarm list tag, and displays alarm list

Part Display Creates part display tag, displays designated part

in accordance with change of designated PLC

device value or state

Lamp Creates lamp tag, displays designated type of

lamp in accordance with ON/OFF of designated

bit device

Panel Meter Creates panel meter tag, and indicates

percentage of max/min. value of designated word

device with meter needle

Line/Trend/Bar Creates line/trend/bar graph tag, displays

designated word device value with line/trend/bar

graph type

Statistics

Graph Creates statistic graph tag, displays percentage of

designated word device value as graph

Touch Key Creates touch key tag, switches screen, operates

bit device, sets word device and executes special

function by pressing touch key

Overlap

Screen Draws overlap screen on the current screen

Key Window

Position Designates the position of key window appeared

when inputting numeric and ASCII as upper left

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(5) View

View menu is for preview of screen on GP/LP with 100% ratio, and specifying whether to

display toolbar, showing tag/device list.

Description

Hot key

Icon

Preview Shows screen on the GP/LP with 100% of

enlargement ratio

Palette Displays tools

Graphic Library Select graphic library

Tag List Shows tag list of current screen and edits each

attribution

Device

List

Screen Shows device list used for tag of current screen

and changes it

Project Shows device list used for project of current

screen and changes it

Overlap Screen

List Shows overlapped screen list on current base

screen and changes it

Status bar Displays status bar

Tool

bar

System

Toolbar Displays system tool bar

View

Toolbar Displays view tool bar

Figure

Toolbar Displays figure tool bar

Edit

Toolbar Displays edit tool bar

Tag

Toolbar Displays tag tool bar

Draw

Toolbar Displays draw tool bar

Worksp

acebar Displays work space

ON Image Shows tag as ON status with checking, or as OFF

Refresh Refresh screen

Option Configures arrangement of view option and tool

assembly

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(6) Communication

For communicate with GP Editor and GP/LP, there are for communication menu such as

download, upload, and check data.

Description

Hot key

Icon

Download Downloads screen data on GP/LP Ctrl+D

Upload Uploads current screen data of GP/LP Ctrl+U

Memory Checks and deletes screen data of GP/LP

Check Data Examines availability of edited data and edits

error object

GP Firmware

Download Downloads the firmware of GP/LP by GP Editor

Option Designates communication option such as port or

baud rate, etc.

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(7) Common

There are GP/LP system common configuration menus.

Description

Hot key

Icon

Title-Project Edits project title and detail descriptions

Title-Screen Edits screen title and detail descriptions

GP/PLC Type Confirms and changes of connection PLC

Link Device Edits link device configurations

System

Information Checks read device, write device

Switch Screen Designates device for switching screen

Security Designates password for security level, usage of

security for system screen and communication

security

Comment Edits comment using commonly in alarm

history/alarm list/comment display tags

Alarm History Configures monitor device for alarm and observe

period

Floating Alarm Configures the floating alarm: the specified comment

floats from the right to left at bottom of screen when

designated observation device is ON

Monitor Status Configures bit device state or word device value

when specified trigger device has designated status

Recipe Configures the recipe: executes read/write operation

for several word devices when specified trigger

device is ON

Time Action Configures the time action: maintains bit device as

ON state during certain time

Barcode Configures the barcode input

Auxiliary

Configuration-

Project

Configures key window operation, edit direction,

communication, language, buzzer and position of

system access button etc.

Auxiliary

Configuration-

Screen

Configures input focus movement of data input tag,

key window operation, allowance of floating alarm

and security level etc.

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(8) Window

There are for windows alignment of GP Editor.

Description

Hot key

Icon

Cascade Arranges several screens hierarchically

Tile Arranges several screens as tiles

Icon Alignment Aligns minimized screen icons

(9) Help

Help menu is for GP Editor’s information.

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1.5 Tool

Icon

Description

System tool

Project-New Creates a new project

Project-Load Opens saved project

Project-Save Saves project

Screen-New Creates a new screen

Screen-Load Loads closed screen of current project

Screen-Save Saves screen of current project

Project-Print Prints project

Edit-Undo Undoes movement, delete, size adjustment etc.

Edit-Cut Cuts selected object and saves it in clip board

Edit-Copy Copies selected object on screen

Edit-Paste Pastes copied or cut objects on screen

- Switches the latest number screen before the current

editing screen

- Switches the next number screen after the current

editing screen

- Opens the closed screen when clicking or

View-Toolbar- Workspacebar Displays work space

View-Preview Shows screen on the GP/LP with 100% of enlargement

ratio

View-Refresh Refresh screen

Communication-Download Downloads screen data on GP/LP

Communication-Upload Uploads current screen data of GP/LP

Common-GP/PLC Type Confirms and changes of connection PLC

Communication-Check Data Examines availability of edited data and edits error

object

View-Tag List Shows tag list of current screen and edits each

attribution

View- Device List Shows device list used for tag of current screen and

changes it

Common-Comment Edits comment using commonly in alarm history/alarm

list/comment display tags

Draw-Panel Kit/Part ‘Library’ of panel kit/part dialog box appears

View-Palette Displays tools

Draw-Overlap Screen Draws overlap screen on the current screen

Draw-Key Window Position Designates the position of key window appeared when

inputting numeric and ASCII as upper left

View tool

- Applies view tools to by project or screen

View-ON Image Shows tag as ON state, or as OFF

View-Device List Shows device list used for tag of current screen

View-Tag ID Shows tag ID

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Icon

Description

- Designates grid display type

- Designates grid interval

- Designates grid color

- Designates background color

- Designates grid snap

- Designates an enlargement ratio

Drawing tool

Alters mouse cursor for selection

Draw-Line Draws lines and configures color and style of line

Draw-Rectangle Draws rectangles, and configures color, style of outline

and pattern filled inside of rectangle

Draw-Circle Draws circles, and configures color, style of outline and

pattern filled inside of circle

Draw-Text Enters text, and configures color and size of text

Draw-Bitmap Selects bitmap image and inserts it

Tag tool

Draw-Numeral Input Creates numeric input tags and configures value of

designated word device with key window

Draw-ASCII Input Creates ASCII input tags and configures value of

designated word device as ASCII code with key window

Draw-Numeral Display Creates numeric display tag, displays numeric value

saved in PLC device

Draw-ASCII Display Creates ASCII display tag, displays ASCII value saved in

PLC device

Draw-Clock Creates clock display tag, displays current time or date

Draw-Comment Display Creates comment display tag, displays designated

comment in accordance with change of designated PLC

device value or state

Draw-Alarm History Creates alarm history tag, and writes alarm history

Draw-Alarm List Creates alarm list tag, and displays alarm list

Draw-Part Display Creates part display tag, displays designated part in

accordance with change of designated PLC device value

or state

Draw-Lamp Creates lamp tag, displays designated type of lamp in

accordance with ON/OFF of designated bit device

Draw-Line/Trend/Bar Creates line/trend/bar graph tag, displays designated

word device value with line/trend/bar graph type

Draw-Statistics Graph Creates statistic graph tag, displays percentage of

designated word device value as graph

Draw-Panel Meter Creates panel meter tag, and indicates percentage of

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Icon

Description

max/min. value of designated word device with meter

needle

Draw-Touch Key Creates touch key tag, switches screen, operates bit

device, sets word device and executes special function

by pressing touch key

Edit tool

Edit-Bring Forward Moves selected object to the forward

Edit-Send Backward Moves selected object to the backward

Edit-Group Groups selected objects

Edit-Ungroup Disorganizes group

Edit-Alignment Aligns screen arrangement of selected object

Edit-Select Object-Figure Selects figure (Click it with mouse or select all)

Edit-Select Object-Tag Selects tag

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1.6 Device

Tag and common configuration is available for monitoring and setting the device value of the

connected PLC. For selecting the device, ‘Device Select’ dialog box has the following

construction.

① ‘Device Select’ dialog box appears.

Device Select

Description

①Channel

Select the set device channel by pull-down menu.

[CH1]: Select this when using the device for CH1 protocol.

[CH2]: Select this when using the device for CH2 protocol.

[INTERNAL]: Select this when using GP/LP inner device.

 Mono type(GP-S044, GP-S057, LP-S044) is able to select only

CH1, INTERNAL. For selecting CH2, link device should be set.

(Refer to ‘8.3 Link Device’ for more information of link device.)

 Color type(GP-S070, LP-S070) is able to select CH1, CH2, and

INTERNAL.

②Station Select the station information of the set device by pull-down menu.

(It may not support address depending on the connected device.)

③Device Name

Displays the selectable device by the device of ①. Select the device to

use by pull-down menu.

(The selectable device is different depending on PLC, refer to ‘GP, LP

user manual for communication’.)

④Address

Designate the device address.

(Device address range depends on PLC type. Refer to ‘GP, LP user

manual for communication’.)

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⑤Key Edits device address with key. By device address form, the related key

is activated.

② Indicates the set device channel and address. The indicated address form is

'CH'+Channel number+space +'#' +Address number (3 digit), UB/UW device is not

indicated.

Ex) The address of CH1 is 15: CH1 #015

③ Indicates the set device.

[Device address mark]

Drawn tag is marked with tag ID, channel, and device.

Item

Description

①Tag ID Tag ID which is placed at activated drawing screen.

②Channel, device

Displays set channel and device address.

Channel is marked as [CH1], [CH2], or [INT].

Ex)

 In case of [CH1]P0, it displays using CH1 protocol P0 device.

 In case of [INT]M0, it displays using GP/LP inner device M0.

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2 Project

This chapter describes to create project, to execute program, to configure project attribution and

manage project including save, open and import.

2.1 New Project

You can create new project to select [Project]-[New] of menu, to press Ctrl+N, or to click of

tool bar.

When creating new project, you can designate GP/PLC type and basic configuration including

edit direction, communication, and language as project auxiliary property.

This process is for reducing data writing error providing required items automatically when user

create new project. User should keep this comment to protect from design errors when creating

project and designate type of connection equipment, then, device of connection equipment can

be defined automatically for editing.

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2.1.1 GP/PLC type

When creating a new project, you can designates GP/LP and PLC type on ‘GP/PLC Type’ dialog

box. To operate downloaded screen data on GP Editor, user should designate GP and PLC type

to be used in the editor correctly.

Select [Common]-[GP/PLC Type] of menu to change the designated GP and PLC type.

When starting GP Editor, for not to appear ‘Project Select’ ‘GP/PLC Type’ dialog box:

Select [Project]-[Option] of menu and non-check ‘Select project when program is started’. When

starting GP Editor after this, GP and PLC type is designated automatically as the latest saved

project’s type. ‘Project Select’ and ‘GP/PLC Type’ dialog box does not appear.

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2.1.2 Project auxiliary property

When creating a new project, ‘Project Auxiliary Property’ dialog box appears automatically after

designating ‘GP/PLC type’ dialog box. Select [Common]-[Auxiliary Configuration]-[Project] of

menu to change project auxiliary property.

2.1.2.1 Basic tab

Basic

Description

①Operate for screen

switching

Configures key window and cursor display state when changing screen

with key input by pull-down menu.

 Do Not Display Cursor And Key Window: Does not display cursor and

key window both when changing screen with key input.

 Display Cursor Only: Displays cursor only when changing screen.

 Display Cursor And Key Window: Displays cursor and key window

both.

②Call key window

when detecting touch Specifies whether to call key window when detecting touch.

③Application of serial

port, setup, menu key,

configuration

Check to activate ‘Serial Port, Setup, Menu Key’ tab.

④Image Color

Designates the number of image color for project by pull-down menu.

 Mono type (GP-S044, GP-S057, LP-S044): 'Image Color' pull-down

menu is non-activated. If the selected image is not mono, it is changed

as mono and registered at project.

 Color type(GP-S070, LP-S070): Select mono, 256 color, 16bit color, or

24bit color.

⑤Form



Horizontal: Edit as horizontal direction

 Vertical: Edit as vertical direction (Activated only for GP-S044, LP-S044

type)

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2.1.2.2 Key window tab

Key Window

Description

①Use default

key window Uses default key window supplied system.

②Select key

window

There are three key windows on GP/LP: Decimal key window, Hexadecimal

key window, ASCII key window. Uses user-defined key window. (User

should designate key window separately.)

It is able to select alternating window for each items and has own window

screen number with 0 to 500 of configuration range. When it designated as

0, default key window is used for the item.

 Decimal key window number: It is called when it is decimal with

sign/without sign in numeral input tag.

 Hexadecimal key window number: It is called when it is hexadecimal in

numeral input tag.

 ASCII key window number: It is called in ASCII input tag.

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2.1.2.3 Language tab

Language

Description

①Language Configures using language by pull-down menu.

②System language Configures language using in system screen of GP/LP by pull-down menu.

③Regional

Character Font Configures bitmap font of regional character by pull-down menu.

④English Font Configures bitmap font of ASCII character by pull-down menu.

⑤Vector Font Configures vector font by pull-down menu. (Activates only for color

type(GP-S070, LP-S070))

⑥Date Form

Designates the data form from 6 types of date display form for display of

system screen by pull-down menu.

YY(Year):MM(Month):

DD(Day) YY:DD:MM DD:YY:MM

DD:MM:YY MM:DD:YY MM:YY:DD

 Configuration of language: The character display in editing on GP Editor and in displays on

GP/LP is displayed according to character code for the designated language.

For editing of text, configure same with language configuration of current operating system.

For example, configure language as Korean in PC using English OS, it is written as English.

It refers to Korean character code and it may displays incorrectly for input text

 Configuration of font: If configured font in language tab is different in GP/LP’s one, it is

downloaded together when downloading GP Editor’s data. There are ASCII character font

and regional character font.

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2.1.2.4 Serial port tab

It is configuration of serial connection when connecting main device with editor, barcode reader

and print. It is configuration of CH1 communication port, in [SYSTEM SETTING]-[Connect PLC]

of mono type GP/LP or in [SYSTEM SETTING]-[Environment]- [Serial Communication] of color

type GP/LP.

Serial Port

Setting value

①Baudrate 300, 600, 900, 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400, 57600, 115200bps

②Handshaking XON/XOFF, DSR/DTR

③Parity None, Even, Odd

④Data Bit 7, 8 bit

⑤Stop Bit 1, 2 bit

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2.1.2.5 Setup tab

Setup

Description

①Preserve time

of opening

screen

When supplying power on GP/LP, it shows basic information (releasing

year, firmware version) as opening screen. It is able to set preserve time

of this screen with range of 0 to 60 sec.

②Off time of

backlight

If there is no touch on screen of GP/LP until off time of backlight, LCD

backlight is OFF. Backlight is ON again when user touches it.

It is able to set as minute unit with range of 0 to 99 min and backlight will

not be OFF when it is configured as 0 min.

③Configuration

of initial screen

number

It designates to use designed user screen as opening screen.

It is able to set 0 to 500 of screen number. If it is designated as 0 or there

is no designated user screen number, it shows basic information

(Releasing year, firmware version) of product for ①preserve time of

opening screen.

④Buzzer It configures to buzzer or not to buzzer when pressing touch key or other

situation.

⑤Port

Configuration



Port: Specifies PLC and connecting port type by pull-down menu.

 Station: Designates station of PLC from 0 to 255.

 GP Station: Designates station of GP from 0 to 255.

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2.1.2.6 Menu key tab

Designates key position to enter system screen of GP/LP.

It is able to designate one point or two points among four corners of GP/LP screen. When

designating two points, press two corners simultaneously to enter system menu.

After supplying power, it is able to enter system menu with touching corner of upper-left (Based

on the horizontal).

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2.2 Load Project

1st Select [Project]-[Load] of menu, press Ctrl+O, or click of tool bar.

If the current project is not saved, the following message appears to save the project.

2nd ‘GP EDITOR Project Open’ dialog box appears.

3rd Designate the path to load project. Click ‘open’ and the selected project is open.

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2.3 Save Project

You can save the edited project as a file to select [Project]-[Save] of menu, to press Ctrl+S, or to

click of tool bar.

If you want to save the project to another file name, select [Project]-[Save As] of menu.

 [Project]-[Save]

If the project is not saved before, ‘GP EDITOR Project Save’ dialog box appears to

designate file path and save it. If the project is saved before, this dialog box does not

appear and is saved to overwrite on the saved project.

 [Project]-[Save As]

‘GP EDITOR Project Save’ dialog box appears to designate file path and save as another

file name.

 To save the latest state project when saving project:

Select [Project]-[Option] of menu and ‘Option’ dialog box appears. From ‘File’ tab, check

‘File backup’.

 Mono type

It saves project file as ‘Backup.prj’ in the folder which has the project file. It creates

‘Backup’ folder and saves backup the included files of the project in this ‘Backup’ folder.

 Color type

‘*_backup.prj’ file is created and is saved backup in the folder which has the project file.

‘*_backup.prj’ file is created separately under the working folder and it is saved.

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 To verify whether to save the project all the time:

Select [Project]-[Option] of menu and ‘Option’ dialog box appears. From ‘File’ tab, check

‘Overwriting error message’.

Whenever you save the project, ‘Project overwrites check’ dialog box appears and verify

whether to save the project.

Project file structure of GP/LP type

 Mono type

Project file of mono type (GP-S044, GP-S057, LP-S044) is composed of several files as

one project.

The above figure is an example of creating ‘test’ project.

When saving ‘test’ project, ‘test.prj’ project file which is represented whole project and ‘test’

directory are created. ‘test’ directory has several files for screen information, etc of this

project.

For copying project, both ’test.prj’ and ’test’ directory should be copied together.

 Color type

Project file of color type(GP-S070, LP-S070) is composed of one file as one project.

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2.4 Import Project

It registers to editing project importing partial or whole of base, window screen, comment and

part of other project.

Limitation of import project function by GP/LP type: Import project is only able to between same

GP/LP color type of the project. Mono type of project is able to import only mono type project

and Color type of project is able to import only color type project.

2.4.1 Select tab

1st Select [Project]-[Import Project] of menu, and ‘Import Project’ dialog box appears.

2nd Click ‘Browse’, and ‘GP EDITOR PROJECT OPEN’ dialog box appears.

3rd Select the imported project.

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2.4.2 Base tab

1st If the imported project is not selected from ‘Select’ tab, click ‘Browse’ and select the

project.

2nd Move to ‘Base’ tab.

Base screen list of the imported project is specified on‘Source Number’ list box.

Select one base from ‘Source Number’ list box, the base image is displayed on the

left.

3rd From ‘Source Number’ list box, select the base image by clicking, draging, clicking

‘Select All’ or clicking ‘Deselect All’.

[Selecting the screen from ‘Source Number’ list box]

 Click ‘Select All’ to select all base screens of ‘Source Number’ list box.

 Drag mouse to select several base screens within dragged area.

 Click several base screens with press Ctrl key.

 Select consecutive base screens with press arrow keys for direction and

Shift key.

4th Designate the desired screen number of current project to be entered the imported

base screen on ‘Destination Number’. Click ‘Image’ and ‘Screen Image’ dialog box

appears and it shows the current project screens. Designate the screen number on

‘Number’.

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[Operating ‘Screen Image’ dialog box]

 Click ‘<<, <, >, >>’ and screen image is changed as one page or

previous/next number of screen as one.

 Enter ‘Number’ for the desired screen. Click ‘Jump’, and screen images of

next number are displayed with the number of screen at the head.

 Click the screen image or enter ‘Number’ for the desired screen.

 Click ‘Back’, and ‘Number’ for the desired screen is entered on ‘Destination

Number’ of ‘Base’ tab.

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5th Click ‘Import’, and selected base screens in ‘Source Number’ list box are copied in

order from destination number of current project.

If the screen of destination number has already written, ‘Confirm Screen Overwrite’

dialog box appears.

2.4.3 Window tab

It is operated same with base screen.

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2.4.4 Part tab

1st If the imported project is not selected from ‘Select’ tab, click ‘Browse’ and select the

project.

2nd Move to ‘Part’ tab.

3rd From ‘Source Number’ list box, select the desired part. Selecting and operating the

screen from ‘Source Number’ list box are same as ‘Base’ tab.

4th Designate the desired part number of current project to be entered the imported part

on ‘Destination Number’. Click ‘Image’ and ‘Image Selection’ dialog box appears and

it shows the current project parts.

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[Operating ‘Image Selection’ dialog box]

 Click ‘<<, <, >, >>’, part image is changed as one page or previous/next

number of screen as one.

 Enter ‘Number’ for the desired part image. Click ‘Jump’, and the part images

of next number are displayed with the number of part image at the head.

 Click the image or enter ‘Number’ for the desired image.

 Click ‘OK’, and ‘Number’ for the desired image is entered on ‘Destination

Number’ of ‘Part’ tab.

5th Click ‘Import’, and selected images in ‘Source Number’ list box are copied in order

from destination number of current project.

If the destination number has already parts, ‘Confirm Parts Overwrite’ dialog box

appears.

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2.4.5 Comment tab

1st If the imported project is not selected from ‘Select’ tab, click ‘Browse’ and select the

project.

2nd Move to ‘Comment’ tab.

3rd From ‘Source Number’ list box, select the comment.

Designate the desired comment number of curren project to be entered the imported

comment on ‘Destination Number’. Click ‘Comment List’ and ‘Comment List’ dialog

box appears and it shows the current project comments.

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4th Click ‘Import’, and selected comments in ‘Source Number’ list box are copied in order

from destination number of current project.

If the destination number has already comments, ‘Confirm Comment Overwrite’ dialog

box appears.

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2.5 Print

It prints image, tag, configuration of tag and device list of screen as print or file.

2.5.1 Print procedure

1st Select [Project]-[Print] of menu, ‘Print Attribute’ dialog box appears.

2nd To print with printer, select ‘Printer’ of ‘Output’ box. To print with file, select ‘File’ of

‘Output’ box. ‘Output’ box is activated when project is saved and able to print as file.

3rd To print common configuration and device list of project, check ‘Project Information’

and click this. ‘Project Information’ dialog box appears. Check the desired items to

print ‘Common Configuration’ and ‘Device List’.

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4th To print base screen, check ‘Base Screen’ and click this. ‘Base Screen’ dialog box

appears.

 Text Print: Prints the number of base screen, title, and used tag as text.

 Image Print: Prints images of base screen. It is saved as bitmap file when it

is print as file.

 Off/On: Designate ON or OFF image to print. Select one between Off or On.

 Tag ID: Prints tag images with each tag ID.

 Range: Check ‘All’ to print all screens of the project. Non-check ‘All’, and

designate the screen start number and end number to print part.

5th To print window screen, check ‘Window Screen’ and click this. ‘Window Screen’

dialog box appears.

The operation of ‘Window Screen’ dialog box is same as the that of ‘Base Screen’

dialog box.

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6th If ‘Output’ box of ‘ Print Attribute’ is selected as ‘Printer’, click ‘Printer Setup’ and ‘Print

Setup’ dialog box appears. Select the installed printer, paper, and orientation and

click ‘OK’.

(It is recommended to select A4 size and portrait direction.)

7th Click ‘OK’ of ‘Print Attribute’ dialog box and prints these.

2.5.2 Created file when printing as file

Printing as file, ‘GPDOC’ folder is created in the folder with the current project. Each files and

that of description in ‘GPDOC’ folder is as following.

(For mono type(GP-S044, GP-S057, LP-S044), ‘GPDOC’ folder is created in the folder with the

saved project name folder.)

 project.txt: Creates it when ‘Project Information’ of ‘Print Attribute’ dialog box is checked. It

maintains common configuration and device list of project.

 BASE1.txt: It is about each base screen in project.

 WINDOW1.txt: It is about each window screen in project.

 Base1.bmp, Base2.bmp, .... : Image of each base screen

 Window1.bmp, Window2.bmp, .... : Image of each window screen

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2.6 Option

2.6.1 File tab

Check ‘Overwriting error message’, and it verifies whether to save the project whenever you

save the project with ‘Project overwrites check’ dialog box.

 Mono type(GP-S044, GP-S057, LP-S044)

Check ‘File backup’, and the backup folder is created under the working folder. Every data

of working folder is copied to the backup folder whenever there are save instructions. It is

able to protect existing data from saving wrong data.

 Color type(GP-S070, LP-S070)

Project file of color type (GP-S070, LP-S070) is composed of one file as one project.

Check ‘File backup’ and the backup file is created whenever there are save instructions. It is

‘Project file name+'_backup'.prj’ form.

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2.6.2 Browse tab

Grid display, screen magnification, snap, tag ID display and device display are for making screen

data efficiently. It is able to configure in ‘Browse’ tab.

Browse

Description

①Grid

Designate grid for indicating arrangement when editing screen by pull-down

menu.

 Position: Front=Displays on the tag, Back=Displays under the tag,

None=Does not display

 Color: White, black, blue, red, pink, light green, light blue and yellow

 Interval: 2, 4, 5, 8, 10, 16, 20, 40, 80, Mesh

②Snap

Designate snap range of screen by pull-down menu.

 Range: 1, 2, 4, 5, 8, 10, 16, 20, 40, 80, Mesh

(A mesh indicates same size of resolution of touch switch.)

 GP-S057, GP-S070, LP-S070: 20X20

 GP-S044, LP-S044:16X20

③Real editing

operation

Check for displaying object as it is when it is moving, or non-check for

displaying only with dotted line.

④Display



Tag ID: Displays tag ID

 Device: Displays device name related tag.

 Tag: Displays tag content

⑤On/Off Designate ON or OFF image state on edit area by pull-down menu.

⑥Magnification Select magnification ration between 100%, 200%, 300%, or 400% based on

GP/LP screen size by pull-down menu.

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2.6.3 Communication tab

Communication interface and conditions for communication between PC and GP/LP are able to

configure in ‘Communication’ tab.

2.6.3.1 Serial

Communication between PC and GP/LP by serial interface (RS232C, RS422) is available by

selecting ‘Serial’ in ‘Communication’ tab. You should designate communication conditions such

as port and baudrate. Baudrate is designated one of among 9600, 19200, 38400, 57600, 115200

(bps) by pull-down menu.

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2.6.3.2 Ethernet

Communication between PC and GP/LP by Ethernet interface is available by selecting ‘Ethernet’

in ‘Communication’ tab.

1st Select ‘Ethernet’ and GP/LP list for connected LAN(Local Area Network) is registered

automatically on ‘IP ADDRESS’ list box. If there are not GP/LP list, click ‘Refresh’ and

re-search GP/LP list.

2nd Double-click the desired GP/LP from ‘IP ADDRESS’ list box and the selected IP of

GP/LP is set at ‘Target IP’.

3rd Click ‘OK’ and it communicates by Ethernet with the set ‘Target IP’.

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2.6.3.3 USB

Communication between PC and GP/LP by USB interface is available by selecting ‘USB’ in

‘Communication’ tab.

 Communication with USB interface is available only after installing ‘GP/LP USB Driver.’

Refer to ’9.1 USB driver installation’ for the details.

2.7 Exit

Select [Project]-[Exit] of menu to edit GP Editor.

If the project is not save before or new screen, it verifies whether to save with the dialog box.

If the project is saved before and there are edited content, the following dialog box appears and

verifies wheter to save and exits GP Editor.

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3.1 Screen of GP/LP

It describes the operation of screen specification, creating of screen, load, store and copy. The

screen is divided into base screen and window screen. In base screen, it observes arranged

graphic objects. The window screen is able to access when touching input object and it is used

as key pad.

3.1.1 Base screen

Base screen is for monitoring the connected PLC and available to arrange graphic object. Base

screen is downloaded to GP/LP and displays data indication with several method on LCD screen.

The editable base screen depends on the GP/LP model as following.

 GP-S044, LP-S044: 240 X 80

 GP-S057: 320 X 240

 GP-S070, LP-S070: 800 X 480

It is able to design max.500 of base screen with range as 1 to 500.

Each base screen has own screen number. It is controlled by screen number and you can define

and adjust the number on GP Editor. When screen switching touch key is designated, it is

available to switch screen at GP/LP. User-defined data is downloaded to GP/LP and it displays

on the user’s screen.

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3.1.2 Window screen

Window screen is called when touching numeric or ASCII input tag. The user-defined window is

called when inputting decimal, hexadecimal number or ASCII.

The editable window screen depends on the GP/LP model as following.

 GP-S044, LP-S044: 16X20 to 240X80 dots

 GP-S057: 20X20 to 320X240 dots

 GP-S070, LP-S070: 20X20 to 800X480 dots

It is able to design max.500 of window screen in GP editor. (Only three screens are downloaded

to GP/LP.)

In accordance with designation in ‘Key Window’ tab of ‘Project Auxiliary Property’ dialog box, the

window for input type is decided.

Key Window

Description

①Use default key window Calls system key window which is supplied from GP/LP

②Select key window



Decimal key window number: Designate window screen number

when inputting decimal number

 Hexadecimal key window number: Designate window screen

number when inputting hexadecimal number

 ASCII key window number: Designate window screen number

when inputting ASCII

If 0 is designated as key window number, the default key window of

GP/LP is called.

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(1) Key window

Key window is called when touching numeric input or ASCII input object.

Key code input function is for inputting data on input object.

Select [Draw]-[Touch Key] of menu, ‘Touchkey property’ dialog box appears. At ‘Action’ tab,

check ‘Key Code’, the spin box is activated. In order to input number or ASCII character,

input the appropriate ASCII code. Click ‘Browse’ and ‘Key Code’ dialog box appears to

select ASCII code. To insert ENT, CLR buttons, select the appropriate ASCII code at

‘Function Key Code’ tab.

(2) Adjustment of window size

Select [Screen]-[Change Size] of menu, ‘Screen Change Size’ dialog box appears. It is able

to change window size adjusting spin box or slide bar. It is activated only when current

editing screen is window.

Or drag bottom-left (Indicated with the red circle) of window by mouse, window size is

changed.

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(3) Designate display position of key window

It is able to designate key window position at GP/LP.

At the base screen, select [Draw]-[Key Window Position] of menu, X mark appears with

mouse and you can designate key window position. The key window having top-left of X

mark appears at GP/LP screen.

If window is exceeded screen range based on this point, it is adjusted inside of GP/LP

screen.

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3.2 New Screen

Base screen no.1 is created when project is made.(It does not nessecery to re-make it, except

when it is deleted.)

Refer to the following procedure to create new screen.

1st Select [Screen]-[New] of menu, ‘New’ dialog box appears.

2nd Select ‘BASE’ for creating base screen, or ‘WINDOW’ for creating window screen at

‘Screen Type’ pull-down menu.

3rd Designate screen number at ‘Number’.

4th Enter screen title at ‘Title’.

Title is able to max.32 letters and not necessary to enter. It is information downloaded

on the GP/LP memory.

5th Enter detail description of screen at ‘Detail Description’. It is able to max.512 letters

and not necessary to enter.

6th Click ‘Screen Setting’ when screen type is base, ‘Screen Auxilairy Configuration’

dialog box appears. Designate cursor movement when inputting key window,

background color, and security level.

7th Click ‘Screen Size’ when screen type is windos, ‘Screen Change Size’ dialog box

appears. Designate window screen size.

8th Click ‘OK’, new screen is created.

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3.3 Load Screen

It load and open the saved screen to edit.

1st Select [Screen]-[Load] of menu, ‘Screen Open’ dialog box appears.

2nd Designate screen type at ‘Screen Type’ pull-down menu. Select ‘BASE’ for opening

base screen, or ‘WINDOW’ for opening window screen. At the below list box, screen

number and titles of project are displayed in order of numbers.

3rd Designate screen number to load at ‘Number’. Click ‘Image’, ‘SCREEN IMAGE’ dialog

box appears and you can check all screen images and select screen number.

4th Click the desired screen at the below list box. You can select the several screens with

dragging or Ctrl key.

5th Click ‘OK’ and the selected screen is loaded.

Screen Open

Description

①Screen Type Select screen type base screen or window screen to be loaded.

②Number

Designate screen number to import.

It is able to designate number inputting by user directly or using spin box. If

screen is saved in a project but closed one, it loads again. If screen is not saved

in a project but closed one, it creates new screen for input number.

③Image ‘SCREEN IMAGE’ dialog box appears. It is able to check all screens of project

and select screen number.

④List box The numbers and titles of project are displayed in order of number. Click and

select the desired screens with dragging or Ctrl key.

⑤OK Loads the selected screen.

⑥Cancel Does not load selected screen and closed ‘Screen Open’ dialog box.

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Click , in system tool bar, the lower/higher number of screen than current screen is a

editable object. If is clicked, it opens closed screen and it is a editable object.

3.4 Clear Screen

Click [Screen]-[Clear] of menu, it clears the editing screen. If only one screen is loaded, ‘One

opened screen cannot be closed’ dialog box appears and it cannot be cleared. If editing screen

is not a saved state, the save checking dialog box appears and it is able to save.

[Screen]-[Clear] menu executes not only clearing screen, but also closing the opened screens

for editing. To delete screen, execute ‘Screen Copy/Delete’ instructions.

3.5 Load and Clear

Select [Screen]-[Load and Clear] of menu, it closes the current editing screen and ‘Screen Open’

dialog box appears to load the desired screen.

3.6 Save Screen

Select [Screen]-[Save] of menu, it saves the current editing screen. If there is the saved screen,

overwriting check message appears.

The message appears only when from [Project]-[Option] of menu, check ‘Overwriting error

message’ of ‘Option’ dialog box.

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3.7 Save As Screen

It saves the current editing screen as new number of screen.

(1) Operation procedure

1st Select [Screen]-[Save As] of menu, ‘Save As’ dialog box appears.

2nd Designate the new number at ‘New Number’.

3rd To delete existing the current number screen, check ‘Delete Previous Screen’.

4th Click ‘OK’, ‘Screen Title’ dialog box appears.

5th Enter or edit title and detail description of screen, click ‘OK’. It is saved as a new

number screen.

(2) ‘Save As’ dialog box

Save As

Description

①Screen Type Displays screen type (base screen or window screen)

②Current Number Displays editing screen number.

③New Number

New screen number for storing designated number screen in current

number.

It is able to designate number inputting in combo box directly, using

spin box and selecting in list box.

④Delete Previous

Screen

Saves the selected screen as new number screen and deletes

previous number screen

⑤List box Displays screen number and titles of project in order of number. Click

the desired number and it is inputted at ‘New Number’.

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3.8 Screen Copy/Delete

This feature is to delete or copy several screens at once.

Copy/Delete

Description

①Screen Type Select screen type(base screen or window screen) to be copied/deleted.

②Source/Delet

e Number

Displays screens of the project in order of screen number and title. Click the

desired screen to copy or to delete.

You can select successively screens with pressing Shift key and mouse, or

select randomly with pressing Ctrl key and mouse.

③Copy

Copy selected screen in a list to the number of screen inputted in destination

number. Selected screens are copied as many as copy frequencies repeatedly

from the destination number.

Ex)

Selected screen=1,4,5, Destination number=10, Copy frequency=3

Screen#10←Screen#1, Screen#13←Screen#4, Screen#14←Screen#5,

Screen#15←Screen#1, Screen#18←Screen#4, Screen#19←Screen#5,

Screen#20←Screen#1, Screen#23←Screen#4, Screen#24←Screen#5

If there is a written screen already in the destination screen, it shows a overwrite

warning message to cancel copy.

④Delete Deletes all selected screens in list. ⑦Destination number and ⑧Copy

Frequency is not activated.

⑤Select All Selects all items in list box.

⑥Deselect All Deselects all items in list box.

⑦Destination

Number

Designates screen number to paste selected number of screen in list box. If

inputted number of screen is already in the project, overwrite checking message

appears. If the screen does not exist, it creates new screen and copies.

⑧Copy

Frequency

Enters repeat frequency for copy inputted number of screen in a destination

number.

⑨OK Executes screen copy/delete.

⑩Clear Closes ‘Screen Copy/Delete’ dialog box.

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3.9 Change Size

Select [Screen]-[Change Size] of menu, ‘Screen Change Size’ dialog box appears. It is able to

change window size adjusting spin box or slide bar. [Change Size] menu is only activated when

editing screen is window, not base.

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In this chapter, it describes basic editing function of GP Editor.

4.1 Undo

It is able to return to the before operation state undoing the previous operation such as deletes

the object on a screen, changes size or position. (It is applied once.)

[Edit]-[Undo] of menu is activated after deleting the object or changing size or position. Click this

or press Ctrl+Z to execute.

It is not able to undo in case of adjusting the size of object having character or changing the

property through the window.

4.2 Cut

Select [Edit]-[Cut] of menu or press Ctrl+X to delete selected object on a screen. Cut object is

copied on a clipboard and paste function is activated after this execution. It is able to arrange cut

objects on a screen again with paste command.

4.3 Copy

It copies selected objects to clipboard. Select [Edit]-[Copy] of menu or press Ctrl+C. It is able to

create objects with same property arranging on a screen with paste command.

4.4 Paste

It pastes copied objects on a clipboard by cut or copy on a screen. Select [Edit]-[Paste] of menu

or press Ctrl+V. It is able to create objects with same property arranging on a screen with paste

command.

Copy and paste is only available at the current project. It is not available to copy or paste the

other project’s tag. To copy or paste the other project’s tag, refer to ‘2.4 Import Project‘.

When pasting the object which can exist only one on a screen into the two objects, or the object

which cannot exist on a screen into existing together, paste instruction is not worked.

 Object which can exist only one on a screen: Alarm history, alarm list with scroll option,

trend graph, line graph and key window position mark

 Object which cannot exist on a screen: Alarm history, alarm list with scroll option, trend

graph and line graph

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4.5 Successive Copy

It copies selected objects successively and arranges on a screen. Select [Edit]-[Successive

Copy] of menu and ‘Successive Copy’ dialog box appears. Designate number of copy,

space(dot), address increment etc., and click ‘OK’ to execute.

Successive

Copy

Description

①Number Of

Copy



X: Designate the number of objects to copy with horizontal direction.

 Y: Designate the number of objects to copy with vertical direction

②Space(dot)



X: Designate the space between objects of horizontal direction as dot

units.

 Y: Designate the space between objects of vertical direction as dot units.

③Address

Increment



Not: It does not increase the object address to be copied. The figure

object is fixed as Not.

 X Priority: Copies to the horizontal direction increasing object address.

 Y Priority: Copies to the vertical direction increasing object address.

 Increment (Decimal): Increases the address by designated unit.

④OK Executes to copy and closes the dialog box

⑤Cancel It does not execute to copy and closes the dialog box

If the object configured as D100 is specified at ‘successive copy’ dialog box as following,

Number of copy (X= 4, Y=3), Space(dot) (X=2, Y=3), Address increment (Increment

(Decimal)=1)

The object is copied as following.

Total X× Y=12 of objects are created and adjacent two objects have 2 dots space for horizontal

direction, 3 dots space for vertical direction. In this case for address increment, ‘X Priority’ is

selected, address is increased to the horizontal first (black font). ‘Y Priority’ is selected, address

is increased to the vertical first (italics font).

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 It is applied same when an object or several objects are selected. It is applied to all figures

and tags.

 If the object to be copied exceeds the working area, error message appears and this

instruction is not executed.

 When successive coping tag with address, if it exceeds address range error message

appears and this instruction is not executed.

 When pasting the object which can exist only one on a screen into the two objects, or the

object which cannot exist on a screen into existing together, paste instruction is not worked.

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4.6 Delete

It deletes the selected object on a screen.Select [Edit]-[Delete] of menu, or press Delete key. To

return to the deleted object, execute undo instruction.

4.7 Select All

Select [Edit]-[Select All] of menu or press Ctrl+A, all object on a screen are selected. In this case,

the object to be subjected of selection condition is selected.

4.8 Select Object

Select [Edit]-[Select Object]-[Figure]/[Tag] of menu or click or in edit toolbar. It is

useful to separate and edit a figure object or tag only when figure and tag are existed closely.

Selected object

Press Release Selects only figures

Release Press Selects only tags

Press Press Selects all objects

Release Release Does not select any objects

 Movement of object

1st Click the object with right mouse button and the object is selected. The selected

object indicates marks for adjusting size as following figure.

2nd Click with left mouse button and drag for the desired area, dotted square is following.

Release the mouse button, inside objects of dotted square are selected.

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3rd Click the selected object and mouse cursor for movement appears. Drag the cursor,

the dotted line of selected object follows. Release mouse button to the desired

position, the object is moved to that position.

To show the real editing opeation state of object, select [Project]-[Option] of menu, ‘Option’

dialog box appears. At ‘Browse’ tab, check ‘Real editing operation’, and when moving the object,

it shows the real editing operation stauts of object.

The selected object displays mark to adjust size as following figure. There is a mark to adjust on

each summit and side. When moving a cursor to the mark, other shape of cursor is appeared as

second figure.

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4.9 Group

Select [Edit]-[Group] of menu to group more than 2 objects as one. Existing group can be a

factor of a new other group.

Grouped object is recognized as an object and all functions such as copy, cut, bring forward, or

send backward are applied.

 Inner figure and tag property of grouped object is kept continually.

 Tag ID is given upper ID automatically than currently designed tag and later designed tag is

arranged on the upper part in turns.

 The stacking order of objects in a group is preserved when grouping, but the stacking order

is changed as group objects put on the upper part than not grouped objects. ID is changed

as higher value.

For example, if a tag is grouped with group instruction, the ID of the tag is changed to have

higher value than not grouped other tags. It is applied same to figure object.

Tag arrangement before

grouping

After grouping ①, and ②

After grouping ③ and ④

 Group objects are registered on panel kit to use.

 The group of figure objects is registered on part library to use.

 When group object registered in panel kit and part library is arranged on a screen, it

preserves group information.

 When uploading group object on GP/LP screen, it preserves the group information in

download.

 It is able to adjust size of figure object.

4.10 Ungroup

Select group object and select [Edit]-[Ungorup] of menu, it separates each object as previous

state.

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4.11 Bring Forward/Send Backward

Bring forward instruction changes stacking order for the selected object to bring forward. Send

backward instruction changes stacking order for the selected object to send backward.

(1) Figure and tag

Tag has higher priority than figure object, it is always displayed in front of figure.

(2) Figure and figure, tag and tag

The stacking order between figure and figure object, tag and tag is decided as the latest

created one has high priority. The later one is able to hide the previous one.

(3) Overlap screen

Base screen has a higher order than overlapped screen, it is displayed in front of overlap

screen. Figure and tag of base screen are put in front of figure and tag of overlap screen. If

there are more than two overlap screens, later overlapped screen object is on the front.

When there are two overlap screens, it is displayed as following order.

Tag of base screen → Figure of base screen → Tag of overlap screen2 → Figure of overlap

scree2 → Tag of overlap screen1 → Figure of overlap screen1

 It is not able to change the order between figure and tag with bring forward, send to

backward instruction.

 The stacking order of figure is changed with bring forward instruction; it is put on the front

among figures but it cannot be placed in the front for any tags.

 The stacking order of tag is changed with send backward instruction; it is put on the behind

among tags but it is put on the front than any figure.

 When executing bring forward, send to backward instruction after selecting several objects,

the stacking order between selected objects is kept and it is put on the front or on the

behind than not selected objects.

 If selecting overlap screen and executing send to backward instruction, it is put on the

behind among overlap screens.

 The stacking order of group and tag

The order between two is decided by bring forward or send backward instruction. Tag is

placed on the upper than figure regardless with single object of tag or object including tag.

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 Figure included in a figure or group

The order between two is decided by bring to forward or send to backward instruction,

figure is placed on the lower than tag.

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4.12 Replace Device

It is able to replace device using in a project collectively. Select [Edit]-[Replace Device] of menu,

‘Replace Device’ dialog box appears.

Replace Device

Description

①Tag

Designate tag to replace device according to Tag group box.

 All (Including screen monitor status): Replaces tag devices on all base

screens in a project. All devices configured about each base screen

designated at ‘Screen’ tab of ‘Monitor Status’ dialog box are replaced.

 Selected Object: Replaces selected tag device of the current editing

screen.

 Edit Screen (Including screen monitor status): Replaces tag device on a

editing screen. All devices configured about current editing screen

designated at ‘Screen’ tab of ‘Monitor Status’ dialog box are replaced.

Common Configuration: Replaces tag device of common configuration.

②Device



Bit/Word: Select bit or word device

 Before Change/After Change: Changes device designated in Before

Change as device designated in After Change.

 Point: Designates the number of device to be changed.

Default configuration according to calling ‘Replace Device’ dialog box

When selecting [Edit]-[Replace Device] of menu,

(a) Edit screen as default when there are not selected tags

(b) Selected objects as default when there are selected tags

When lead device and destination device designated point are out of range, the following

message appears and askes change the device within range or not.

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4.13 Replace Overlap Screen

Replace Overlap

Screen

Description

①Base Screen

Designates overlap screen range to replace

 All: Replaces overlap screens of all base screens in a project

 Select: Replaces the overlap screens of the designated base screens

which has Start to End range in a project

②Overlap Screen Designates overlap screen number to replace

Replaces from Before Change of overlap screen number to After Change

of overlap screen number

4.14 Attribute

Select the object and select [Edit]-[Attribute] of menu, click the object with right mouse button

and pop-up menu appears and select [Attribute], double-click the obejct, or after selecting the

object and press Alt+Enter, and the object ‘Property’ dialog box appears.

If executing attribute instruction when overlap screen is selected, ‘Overlap’ dialog box appears

with the overlap screen selected state.

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4.15 Alignment

It is useful to arrange objects as up/down/left/right when several objects are on a screen.

Select [Edit]-[Alignment] of menu, and ‘Alignment’ dialog box appears. After the desired

alignment setting and click ‘Apply’ and ‘OK’ to complete alignment.

(1) Horizontal alignment

 None

There is no horizontal alignment.

 Left

It moves top-left X coordinate of selected all objects to make same as X coordinate of top-

left of leftmost object with horizontal way.

 Center

It moves central point X coordinate of selected all objects to make same as an average of

top-left X coordinate of leftmost object and rightmost object with horizontal way.

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 Right

It moves top-right X coordinate of selected all objects to make same as top-right X

coordinate of rightmost object with horizontal way.

(2) Vertical alignment

 None

There is no vertical alignment.

 Top

It moves top-left Y coordinate of selected all objects to make same as top-left Y coordinate

of topmost object with vertical way.

 Center

It moves central point Y coordinate of elected all objects to make same as an average of

top-left Y coordinate of topmost object and bottommost object with vertical way.

 Bottom

It moves top-left Y coordinate of selected all objects to make same as top-left Y coordinate

of bottommost object with vertical way.

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(3) Equal Interval

 Horizontal

Leaving objects with left end of X coordinate on leftmost and rightmost among selected

objects, move other objects as horizontal way to make left end of X coordinate of other

objects to position equally between left end of X coordinate of two objects.

If left end of X coordinate among more than 2 objects is same, front part of object is moved

to the right. When right end of X coordinate of moving object is out of the right border, right

end of X coordinate is on a border.

 Vertical

Leaving objects with top end of Y coordinate on topmost and bottommost among selected

objects, move other objects as vertical way to make top end of Y coordinate of other objects

to position equally between top end of Y coordinate of two objects.

If left end of Y coordinate among more than 2 objects is same, front part of object is moved

to the bottom. When bottom end of X coordinate of moving object is out of the bottom

border, bottom end of Y coordinate is on a border.

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5 Draw

In this chapter, it describes basic operation of tag arrangement on a screen.

5.1 Panel kit/Part

Panel kit/Part library is a library to reuse frequently used figures and tags easily.

There are three types of panel kit/part library.

(1) Panel kit library

Panel kit library is user-made library and able to register frequently used figures and tags as

library part. It is able to make max.50 libraries and to utilize to other projects after making it.

It is able to save as a separate file and loaded saved library to use.

(2) Part library

It is not able to edit because it is a basic library supported by GP Editor.

It is not able to user edit or copy any library and library image in part library but user can

design in panel kit.

(3) Part

It is able to register several numbers or groups of figure object (line, rectangle, circle, text,

BMP) and it is used in part display, lamp, and touch key tag.

It is required to register separately for each project and it can be imported from other project.

All parts are downloaded to GP/LP.

5.1.1 Panel kit

Panel kit ‘Library’ dialog box is modeless dialog box which enable to edit continue. It executesall

operation about panel kit, part library, and part. Select [Draw]-[Panel Kit]/[Part] of menu, or click

in toolbar, Panelkit/Part ‘Library’ dialog box appears.

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5.1.1.1 Draw

1st At tree view of ‘Library’ dialog box, select parts library, panel kit, or parts and lower

folder. The selected folder library’s items are displayed at image view.

2nd Select the desired item from image view.

3rd Place mouse cursor to edit area. Dotted outline follows mouse cursor.

4th Click mouse button, and the desired panel kit/part item is placed.

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5.1.1.2 Create/Delete

 Create

1st Click ‘Create’ of ‘Library’ dialog box, ‘Panelkit Library’ dialog box appears.

2nd Designate library number to ‘Library No.’ and library name to ‘Library Name’ to create

the designated library.

 Delete

1st Select the desired library to delete at image view.

2nd Click right mouse button, pop-up menu appears.

3rd Select ‘Delete’ and library is deleted.

5.1.1.3 Save/Import

After panel kit library is registered first, every project can import the library. You can save the

library as file and manage it.

 Save

1st Click ‘Save’ at ‘Panel Kit Library’ box of ‘Library’ dialog box.

2nd ‘Save Panel Kit’ dialog box appears. Select the library to save at ‘Library Name’ list

box.

3rd Click ‘Browse’ and designate the path to save.

4th Click ‘Save’ and each library is saved as ‘PKITxx.xml’ file on the designated path.

xx of the next PKIT means the selected library number.

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 Import

1st Click ‘Import’ at ‘Panel Kit Library’ box of ‘Library’ dialog box.

2nd ‘Import Panel Kit’ dialog box appears. Click ‘Browse’ and designate the path to import

panel kit library.

3rd ‘Library Name’ list box displays the designated panel kit library.

4th Select the library to import at ‘Library Name’ list box, and click ‘Import’.

Every libarary of selected library file is imported to editing screen. After this, you can use the

library.

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5.1.1.4 Register panel kit/Delete/Copy

 Register

Panel kit is able to register as part when several numbers or groups of only figure objects

(line, rectangle, circle, Text, BMP) are selected.

1st Select the object to register as panel kit on edit screen. ‘Register Panel Kit’ is

activated only when there is selected object.

2nd Click ‘Register Panle Kit’ and ‘Edit Panelkit’ dialog box appears.

 Panel Kit Number: Panel kit number at the registered library

 Panel Kit Name: Panel kit name

3rd Designate panel kit number and name and register it. If there is already the

designated panel kit number, overwrite check message appears.

4th Panel kit is registered.

 Delete

1st Select the object at image view.

2nd Click right mouse button, pop-up menu appears and select ‘Delete’.

3rd The object is deleted.

 Copy (Register as other name)

1st Select the object at image view.

2nd Click right mouse button, or press Ctrl+C. Pop-up menu appears and select ‘Copy’.

3rd ‘Panelkit Copy’ dialog box appears and select the desired item to copy.

5.1.2 Part

The descriptions of draw, rigister, copy, or delete part are same with those of panel kit. Please

refer to ‘5.1.1 Panel kit’.

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5.2 Line

Draws line with one dot thickness on screen.

5.2.1 Basic usage

1st Select [Draw]-[Line] of menu, or click in toolbar, mouse cursor for drawing mode

appears at edit area.

2nd Place mouse cursor on a start point of straight line and press left mouse button.

3rd Press left mouse button and drag cursor to the end point of the line. A dotted line

appears up to current cursor position.

4th Release mouse button and a line is drawn.

5th For changing color or style of line, double-click the line and ‘Line Property’ dialog box

appears. You can designate the desired color and style.

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5.2.2 Property

Item

Description

①Style Designate one line style of solid, dotted, broken, dot chain, two dot chains by

pull-down menu.

②Color

Designate line color.

 Mono type(GP-S044, GP-S057, LP-S044): White/Black

 Color type(GP-S070, LP-S070): 24bit True Color

③ to ⑤ Not used

⑥Setting As

Default Draw next line as currently designated style and color.

⑦Clear Default Draw next line as ①Style: Solid, ②Color: White.

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5.3 Rectangle

Draws rectangle with one dot thickness outline on screen. You can change the desired color and

style of outline and designate inside pattern, foreground color, and background color.

5.3.1 Basic usage

1st Select [Draw]-[Rectangle] of menu, or click in toolbar, mouse cursor for drawing

mode appears at edit area.

2nd Place mouse cursor on a edge point of rectangle and press left mouse button.

3rd Press left mouse button and drag cursor to the diagonal edge point of rectangle. A

dotted rectagle appears.

4th Release mouse button and ractangle is drawn.

5th For changing color or style of rectangle, double-click ‘Rectangle Property’ dialog box

appears. You can change the desired color and style of outline and designate inside

pattern, foreground color, and background color.

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5.3.2 Property

Item

Description

①Style Designate outline style by pull-down menu. Setting range is same with that of line.

②Color

Designate outline color

 Mono type(GP-S044, GP-S057, LP-S044): White/Black

 Color type(GP-S070, LP-S070): 24bit True Color

③Pattern

Select one pattern of rectangle to fill inside by pull-down menu.

④Foregrou

nd Color

Designate foreground color

 Mono type(GP-S044, GP-S057, LP-S044): White/Black

 Color type(GP-S070, LP-S070): 24bit True Color

⑤Backgrou

nd Color

Designate background color

 Mono type(GP-S044, GP-S057, LP-S044): White/Black

 Color type(GP-S070, LP-S070): 24bit True Color

⑥Setting

As Default Draw next rectangles as currently designated settings

⑦Clear

Default

Draw next rectangles as following.

①Style: Solid, ②Color: White, ③Pattern: None, ④Foreground Color: White,

⑤Background Color: Black

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5.4 Circle

Draws circle or oval with one dot thickness outline on screen. You can change the desired color

and style of outline and designate inside pattern, foreground color, and background color.

5.4.1 Basic usage

1st Select [Draw]-[Circle] of menu, or click in toolbar, a mouse cursor for drawing

mode appears at edit area.

2nd Place mouse cursor to the desired area and press left mouse button.

3rd Press left mouse button and drag cursor as the desired size. A dotted circle appears.

4th Release mouse button and a circle is drawn.

5th For changing color or style of circle, double-click the circle and ‘Circle Property’ dialog

box appears. You can change the desired color and style of outline and designate

inside pattern, foreground color, and background color.

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5.4.2 Property

Item

Description

①Style Not used

②Color

Designate outline color

 Mono type(GP-S044, GP-S057, LP-S044): White/Black

 Color type(GP-S070, LP-S070): 24bit True Color

③Pattern Select one pattern of circle to fill inside by pull-down menu. Setting range is

same with that of rectangle.

④Foreground

Color

Designate foreground color

 Mono type(GP-S044, GP-S057, LP-S044): White/Black

 Color type(GP-S070, LP-S070): 24bit True Color

⑤Background

Color

Designate background color

 Mono type(GP-S044, GP-S057, LP-S044): White/Black

 Color type(GP-S070, LP-S070): 24bit True Color

⑥Setting As

Default Draw next circle as currently designated settings

⑦Clear Default

Draw next circle as following

②Color: White, ③Pattern: None, ④Foreground Color: White,

⑤Background Color: Black

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5.5 Text

Displays and arranges the user-defined text on screen.

5.5.1 Basic usage

1st Select [Draw]-[Text] of menu, or click and ‘Text’ dialog box appears.

2nd Register the desired text at ‘Text’ dialog box, and designate text color, and font size,

etc. (Color type supports using vector font.)

3rd Click ‘OK’ and ‘Text’ dialog box is closed. A dotted rectangle follows mouse cursor at

edit area.

4th Place mouse cursor on the desired area, click left mouse button. Text is placed on the

screen.

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5.5.2 Property

Item

Description

①Text Edit text to display. If width or height text length are out of screen, or changed

width or height font size is out of screen, ‘Out Of Panel Size’ message appears

below this box. Adjust size or text length, and this message disappears.

②Text Color

Designates text color

 Mono type(GP-S044, GP-S057, LP-S044): White/Black

 Color type(GP-S070, LP-S070): 24bit True Color

③Alignment

Activated only for more than two lines text from ① and designate alignment

type by pull-down menu.

 Left: Displays a letter from the left of tag area

 Right: Displays a letter from the right of tag area

 Center: Displays a letter in a center of tag area.

④Use Vector

Font

Activated only for color type (GP-S070, LP-S070). Non-checking this, it uses

bitmap font. Checking this, it displays as following.

①Font size, ②Bold font, ③Italic font, ④Underline, ⑤Strikethrough

⑤Font Size

(Width)

Designate width font size by pull-down menu.

 Default =1, Range: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8

 Height font size is 0.5, width font size 1 is only available.

⑥Font Size

(Height)

Designate height font size by pull-down menu.

 Default =1, Range: 0.5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5,6, 7, 8

 Width font sizes besides 1 are not available for height font size 0.5.

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Item

Description

⑦6x8 Dot Font Designate 6x8 dot font.

Only ASCII font has 6x8 dot font. If there is not 6x8 dot font, it displays

rectangles with the desired size and color.

⑧Setting As

Default Draw next text as currently designated settings

⑨Clear Default Draw next text as following

②Text Color: White, ③Alignment: Left, ⑤⑥Font Size: 1x1

Text font size

 6X8, 8X8 dot ASCII font

 ASCII font and regional character with enlarged 8X16 dot font

8X8 8X16 8X32 8X48 8X64 8X72 8X80

16X8 16X16 16X32 16X48 16X64 16X72 16X80

--- 24X16 24X32 24X48 24X64 24X72 24X80

--- 32X16 32X32 32X48 32X64 32X72 32X80

--- 40X16 40X32 40X48 40X64 40X72 40X80

--- 48X16 48X32 48X48 48X64 48X72 48X80

--- 56X16 56X32 56X48 56X64 56X72 56X80

--- 64X16 64X32 64X48 64X64 64X72 64X80

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5.6 Bitmap

Inserts bitmap image on screen. Depends on the number of selected image color and the

designated number of image color from ‘Project Auxiliary Property’ dialog box, it is as following.

You can check the number of image color at [Common]-[Auxiliary Configuration]-[Project].

 Mono type(GP-S044, GP-S057, LP-S044)

If selected image is not mono, it converts the image by mono color and inserts it on screen.

 Color type(GP-S070, LP-S070)

 If the number of selected image color has more than the designated number of image

color, the selected image is converted by the designated number of image color and

insert it on project.

 If the number of selected image color less than or same with the designated number of

image color, there are not converting and insert it on project directly.

 For using same images to others, it processes to use the image which is already registered

and the basis for same image is image file name, and file size.

 To add the image which is already registered after changing the designated number of

image color, regardless the designated number of image color, it uses the image as it is.

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5.6.1 Basic usage

1st Select [Draw]-[Bitmap] of menu, or click in toolbar, ‘Graphic Library’ dialog box

appears.

2nd Select the desired image and click ‘OK’ or double-click the desired image at preview,

and ‘Graphic Libaray’ dialog box is closed. A dotted rectangle follows mouse cursor at

edit area.

3rd Place mouse cursor on the desired area, click left mouse button. Bitmap image is

placed on the screen.

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5.6.2 Property

Graphic Library

Description

①Graphic Library Displays data in GraphicLib folder as a tree

②Preview Previews image file from selected folder by ①

③Create Folder Creates subfolder for selected folder by ①

④Delete Folder Deletes selected folder by ①

(Deleted all images in this folder.)

⑤Add File Adds image file in selected folder by ①

⑥Delete File Deletes image file from selected image by ②

⑦OK Uses the selected image file by ②

⑧Cancel Closes ‘Graphic Library’ dialog box

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5.7 Numeral Input

Numeral input tag is for inputing numeral to specified device by keywindow on screen or by user-

defined key code of touch key.

If there is no input, it opreates as numeral display. In other words, it displays numeral of specified

device as designated form.

The above example is that numeral input device of PLC is D100, the designated numeral on

GP/LP is 1234.

5.7.1 Basic usage

The following process is for registering numeral input tag.

1st Select [Draw]-[Numernal Input] of menu, or click in toolbar, ‘Numeral Input

Property’ dialog box appears.

2nd Designate device.

3rd Designate device data type.

4th Designate display type and digit, etc in ‘Form’ tab.

5th Click ‘OK’ and ‘Numeral Input Property’ dialog box is closed. A dotted rectangle

follows mouse cursor at edit area.

6th Place mouse cursor on the desired area, click left mouse button. Numernal input is

created on the screen.

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5.7.2 Property

5.7.2.1 Basic tab

Basic

Description

①Shape Designate using shape or not. Check this and no. 1 shape is as default.

②Shape Activated only with checking ①.

Click ‘Shape’ and ‘Image Selection’ dialog box appears. Select the desired

shape.

③Shape Displays the selected shape image

④Frame

Designates frame color. Activated only with checking ①.

Mono type(GP-S044, GP-S057, LP-S044): White/Black

Color type(GP-S070, LP-S070): 24bit True Color

⑤Plate

Designates plate color. Activated only with checking ①.

Mono type(GP-S044, GP-S057, LP-S044): White/Black

Color type(GP-S070, LP-S070): 24bit True Color

⑥Color

Designates text color.

Mono type(GP-S044, GP-S057, LP-S044): White/Black

Color type(GP-S070, LP-S070): 24bit True Color

⑦Device Calls ‘Device Select’ dialog box and designate word device.

⑧Device Input device directly or displays the designated device by ⑦

⑨Data Type Designate device type (Number with sign/Number without sign) by pull-down

menu.

⑩16/32bit

Designate data size for input device

Depending on connected device type, it may use only 32bit. Refer to ‘GP,LP

user manual for communication’.

⑪Project Calls ‘Project Auxiliary Property’ dialog box and select key window, or

designate key window display type.

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[Input range by device type]

It enters integer with following range by data type.

 16bit number with sign: -32768 to 32767

 16bit number without sign: 0 to 65535

 32bit number with sign: -2147483648 to 2147483647

 32bit number without sign: 0 to 4294967295

5.7.2.2 Form tab

Form

Description

①Display Type Designate one from decimal with sign, decimal without sign, hexadecimal,

octal, binary or real number by pull-down menu. Real number is only

available when data size is designated as 32bit in ‘Basic’ tab.

②Alignment

Designate alignment type (left, right, center) by pull-down menu. If text digit is

less than the designated digit, alignment operates.

 Left: Displays a letter from the left of tag area

 Right: Displays a letter from the right of tag area

 Center: Displays a letter in a center of tag area

③Digit Designate digit number. Default is 6 and range is from 1 to 32.

④Display All Digit Displays all digit with 0 for blank when displayed number digit is less than

③Digit. Activated only for ②Alignment as Right.

⑤Decimal Point

Designate decimal point digit. If ①Display Type is decimal with/without sign,

it displays decimal point at designated digit. It is not activated when

①Display Type is hexadecimal or octal.

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Form

Description

⑥Use Vector Font

Activated only for color type (GP-S070, LP-S070). Non-checking this, it uses

bitmap font. Checking this, it displays as following.

①Font size, ②Bold font, ③Italic font, ④Underline, ⑤Strikethrough

⑦Font Size

(Width)

Designate width font size by pull-down menu.

 Default =1, Range: 1,2,4,6,8

 Height font size is 0.5, width font size 1 is only available.

⑧Font Size

(Height)

Designate height font size by pull-down menu

 Default =1, Range: 0.5,1,2,3,4

 Width font sizes besides 1 are not available for height font size 0.5.

⑨6x8 Dot Font Designate 6x8 dot font

⑩High Quality

Font

Displays font with high quality. It is only available when ⑦,⑧Font Size is 4X2

or more.

5.7.2.3 Trigger tab

Trigger

Description

①Trigger

Type

Enables to input numeral when the designated bit device is trigger state. You can

designate trigger function by pull-down menu.

 Ordinary: Trigger function is not used.

 On: Use ON trigger.

 Off: Use OFF trigger.

②Device Calls ‘Device Select’ dialog box and designate trigger device. It is not activated

when ①Trigger Type is ordinary.

③Device Input device directly or displays the designated device by ②

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[Project axiliary property and numeral input trigger]

You can check project axiliary property by [Common]-[Auxiliary Configuration]-[Project] of menu.

 Checking ‘Call key window when detecting touch’: It calls key window with touching tag

input area and input is available when the trigger condition is satisfied. If the trigger

condition is not satisfied when touching tag input area, buzzer sounds and key window is

not called.

 Selecting ‘Display Cursor And Key Window’ at operate for screen switching: If there is not

input tag which is satisfied trigger condition, key window is not called and input is not

available.

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5.7.2.4 Other tab

Other

Description

① to ④

Maximum

Designate maximum value to input

 Fixed: Uses the input value in ②.as maximum

 Device: Click ‘Device’ and ‘Device Select’ dialog box appears. Designate device

or input it directly in ④. The device is used as maximum.

⑤ to ⑧

Minimum

Designate minimum value to input

 Fixed: Uses the input value in ⑥ as minimum.

 Device: Click ‘Device’ and ‘Device Select’ dialog box appears. Designate device

or input it directly in ⑧. The device is used as minimum.

⑨Factor1

Defines applied operation the input value.

For further details, refer to ‘5.7.2.5 Operation in numeral input’.

⑩Factor2

⑪Offset

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Other

Description

⑫Screen

Setting

Calls ‘Screen Auxiliary Configuration’ dialog box and set about input focus movement.

Focus moves differently depending on selected key action by pull-down menu when

completing numeral input at GP/LP.

 No Movement: Input focus does not move.

 Order of User ID: Input focus moves to input tag with using the designated ID on

⑭ as user ID.

 Hide Cursor And Key Window: Cursor and key window are disappeared.

⑬User ID Characteristic ID for divide numeral inputs on one screen. After inputting tag having

this value as destination ID, input focus returns to this tag.

⑭Destinat

ion ID

After inputting current tag, input focus moves to tag having this value as user ID.

5.7.2.5 Operation in numeral input

The following operation is when input value in key window is Vin, and input value at device is Vdev.

 Input value at device Vdev = (Vin -Offset) × Factor2)/Factor1

 Display value to numeral input tag= (Vdev × Factor1)/Factor2+Offset

Division operation has quotient.

 Factor1=10, Factor2=1, Offset=0, enter 12 in key window,

 Input value at device=(1 X (12 - 0)) / 10 = 12 / 10 = 1

 Display value to tag=(10 X 1) / 1 + 0 = 10

 Factor1=1, Factor2=10, Offset=0, enter 12in key window,

 Input value at device=(10 X (12 - 0)) / 1 = 120

 Display value to tag=(1 X 120) / 10 + 0 = 12

 Factor1=1, Factor2=1, Offset=10, enter 12in key window,

 Input value at device=(1 X (12 - 10)) / 1 = 2

 Display value to tag=(1 X 2) / 1 + 10 = 12

 Factor1=10, Factor2=1, Offset=5, enter 12in key window,

 Input value at device= (1 X (12 - 5)) / 10 = 7 / 10 = 0

 Display value to tag=(10 X 0) / 1 + 5 = 5

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5.7.3 Change numeral

Changing numeral is only available at GP/ LP.

1st Touch screen area which has numeral input tag.

2nd Key window for numeral input appears.

3rd Enter numeral with key window and touch ENT.

4th Key window disappears and input numeral is displayed at numeral input tag.

Calling condition for cursor and key window is disgnated by configure key window/cursor display

group box of ‘Basic’ tab from ‘Project Auxiliary Property’ dialog box. Movement of input focus is

designated by cursor movement box of ‘Screen Auxilairy Configuration’ dialog box.

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5.8 ASCII Input

ASCII input tag is for inputting character strings to PLC device by key window on screen.

If there is no input, it operates as ASCII display. In other words, it displays character strings of

PLC device as relevant form.

Device value is as below table when ASCII input tag device is D100, ASCII input tag displays

‘ABCD’.

Device

D100

(Lower)

D100

(Upper)

D101

(Lower)

D101

(Upper)

D102

(Upper)

ASCII 41H 42H 43H 44H 0H

Character ‘A’ ‘B’ ‘C’ ‘D’ Completes

character

D102(Upper)=0H is for completing character when inputting ABCD with key window at ASCII

input tag, and touching ENT.

5.8.1 Basic usage

1st Select [Draw]-[ASCII Input] of menu, or click in toolbar, ‘ASCII Input Property’

dialog box appears.

2nd Designate device.

3rd Designate digit in ‘Form’ tab.

4th Click ‘OK’ and ‘ASCII Input Property’ dialog box is closed. A dotted rectangle follows

mouse cursor at edit area.

5th Place mouse cursor on the desired area, click left mouse button. ASCII input tag is

created on the screen.

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5.8.2 Property

5.8.2.1 Basic tab

Basic

Description

①Shape Designate using shape or not.

Check this and no. 1 shape is as default.

②Shape Activated only with checking ①.

Click ‘Shape’ and ‘Image Selection’ dialog box appears. Select the desired shape.

③Shape Displays the selected shape image.

④Frame

Designates frame color. Activated only with checking ①.

 Mono type(GP-S044, GP-S057, LP-S044): White/Black

 Color type(GP-S070, LP-S070): 24bit True Color

⑤Plate

Designates plate color. Activated only with checking ①.

 Mono type(GP-S044, GP-S057, LP-S044): White/Black

 Color type(GP-S070, LP-S070): 24bit True Color

⑥Text

Designates text color.

 Mono type(GP-S044, GP-S057, LP-S044): White/Black

 Color type(GP-S070, LP-S070): 24bit True Color

⑦Device Calls ‘Device Select’ dialog box and designate monitor device.

⑧Device Input device directly or displays the designated device by ⑦.

⑨Project Calls ‘Project Auxiliary Property’ dialog box and designate about key window.

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5.8.2.2 Form tab

Form

Description

①Digit Designate character digit number to display. Default is 6 and range is from 2

to 40 by even number.

②Alignment

Designate alignment type (left, right, center) by pull-down menu. If text digit is

less than the designated digit, alignment operates.

 Left: Displays a letter from the left of tag area.

 Right: Displays a letter from the right of tag area.

 Center: Displays a letter in a center of tag area.

③Use Vector Font

Activated only for color type (GP-S070, LP-S070). Non-checking this, it uses

bitmap font. Checking this, it displays as following.

①Font size, ②Bold font, ③Italic font, ④Underline, ⑤Strikethrough

④Font Size(Width)

Designate width font size by pull-down menu.

 Default =1, Range: 1,2,4,6,8

 Height font size is 0.5, width font size 1 is only available.

⑤Font

Size(Height)

Designate height font size by pull-down menu

 Default =1, Range: 0.5,1,2,3,4

 Width font sizes besides 1 are not available for height font size 0.5.

⑥6x8 Dot Font Designate 6x8 dot font. Only ASCII font has 6x8 dot font. If there is not 6x8

dot font, it displays rectangles with the desired size and color.

⑦High Quality

Font Not used

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5.8.2.3 Trigger tab

Trigger

Description

①Trigger Type

Enables to input numeral when the designated bit device is trigger state. You

can designate trigger function by pull-down menu.

 Ordinary: Trigger function is not used.

 On: Use ON trigger.

 Off: Use OFF trigger.

②Device Calls ‘Device Select’ dialog box and designate trigger device. It is not activated

when ①Trigger Type is ordinary.

③Device Input device directly or displays the designated device by ②

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[Project axiliary property and ASCII input trigger]

You can check project axiliary property by [Common]-[Auxiliary Configuration]-[Project] of menu.

 Checking ‘Call key window when detecting touch’: It calls key window with touching tag

input area and input is available when the trigger condition is satisfied. If the trigger

condition is not satisfied when touching tag input area, buzzer sounds and key window is

not called.

 Selecting ‘Display Cursor And Key Window’ at operate for screen switching: If there are not

input tag which is satisfied trigger condition, key window is not called and input is not

available.

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5.8.2.4 Option tab

Option

Description

①User ID Designate to use user ID or not.

②User ID Designate user ID. Range is from 1 to 50.

③Destination

Designate to use destination ID or not. It is activated only when key action is as

order of user ID of ‘Screen Auxiliary Configuration’ dialog box.

④Destination

ID Designate destination ID.

⑤Screen

Setting

Calls ‘Screen Auxiliary Configuration’ dialog box and set about input focus

movement.

Focus moves differently depending on selected key action by pull-down menu

when completing numeral input at GP/LP.

 No Movement: Input focus does not move.

 Order of User ID: Input focus moves to input tag with using the designated ID

on ⑭ as user ID.

 Hide Cursor And Key Window: Cursor and key window are disappeared.

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5.8.3 Change ASCII

Changing ASCII is only available at GP/ LP.

1st Touch screen area which has ASCII inpiut tag.

2nd Key window for ASCII input appears.

3rd Enter character with key window and touch ENT.

4th Key window disappears and input character is displayed at ASCII input tag.

 Calling condition for cursor and key window is designated by configure key window/cursor

display group box of ‘Basic’ tab from ‘Project Auxiliary Property’ dialog box. Movement of

input focus is designated by cursor movement box of ‘Screen Auxiliary Configuration’ dialog

box.

 Displayed character on screen has code for value on specified device.

 From specified device, two digits of word device are displayed.

 At the same word devices, if lower/upper bytes are each of half-width character (1byte)

code, lower byte is displayed at first.

If device is D100, digit is 6, the related character which is the order of D100(Lower),

D100(Upper), D101(Lower), D101(Upper), D102(Lower), D102(Upper) are displayed. If there is

0 in the middle, the following character is not displayed.

D100(Lower)=41H=’A’, D100(Upper)=42H=’B’, D101(Lower)=43H=’C’, D101(Upper)=00H=’\0’,

D102(Lower)=44H=’E’, D102(Upper)=45H=’F’, it displays ABC.

 With designated 6X8 dot font, 2 byte character is displayed as rectangle with designated

font color.

 If there are not related character on device or it is not able to display (control character), it

displays as rectangle.

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 At GP/LP inputting, first input character code is saved in order of lower to upper at lead

address.

 At GP/LP inputting, if input character digit is not proper the designated digit and inputting

ENT, the following saved space is filled with 0.

Device =D100, Digit =6, with inputting A, B, C, and ENT;

D100 = 4241H, D101=0043H, D102=0000H

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5.9 Numeral Display

Numeral display is for displaying value on specified device as designated numeral type.

It displays user-defined PLC device value as designated numeral type.

The above example is that device is D100, display form is decimal, saved value is 1234.

5.9.1 Basic usage

1st Select [Draw]-[Numeral Display] of menu, or click in toolbar, ‘Numeral Display

Property’ dialog box appears.

2nd Designate device.

3rd Designate device data type. (number with sign/number without sign,16/32bit)

4th Designate display type and digit, etc in ‘Form’ tab.

5th Designate opration in ‘Operation’ tab.

6th Click ‘OK’ and ‘Numeral Display Property’ dialog box is closed. A dotted rectangle

follows mouse cursor at edit area.

7th Place mouse cursor on the desired area, click left mouse button. Numeral display is

created on the screen.

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5.9.2 Property

5.9.2.1 Basic tab

Basic

Description

①Shape Designate using shape or not.

Check this and no. 1 shape is as default.

②Shape Activated only with checking ①.

Click ‘Shape’ and ‘Image Selection’ dialog box appears. Select the desired shape.

③Shape Displays the selected shape image

④Frame

Designates frame color. Activated only with checking ①.

 Mono type(GP-S044, GP-S057, LP-S044): White/Black

 Color type(GP-S070, LP-S070): 24bit True Color

⑤Plate

Designates plate color. Activated only with checking ①.

 Mono type(GP-S044, GP-S057, LP-S044): White/Black

 Color type(GP-S070, LP-S070): 24bit True Color

⑥Color

Designates text color.

 Mono type(GP-S044, GP-S057, LP-S044): White/Black

 Color type(GP-S070, LP-S070): 24bit True Color

⑦Device Calls ‘Device Select’ dialog box and designate monitor device.

⑧Device Input device directly or displays the designated device by ⑦

⑨Data Type

Designate device type by pull-down menu.

 Number with sign: Processes number with sign reading data

 Number without sign: Processes number without sign reading data

⑩16 bit Select this when monitor device is 16 bit word device

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Basic

Description

⑪32bit Select this when monitor device is 32bit word device.

Depending on connected device type, it may use only 32bit. Refer to ‘GP,LP user

manual for communication’.

Shape

Designates for frame and plate color is available only with checking ①

 Default: Frame=White, Background color=Black, Font color=White

 Not using shape with non-checking ① displays tag as transparently and

behind object is also displayed. Using shape with checking ① fills plate

inside with designated color and the tag is opaque.

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5.9.2.2 Form tab

Form

Description

①Display Type

Designate numeral display form by pull-down menu.

 Decimal with sign: Displays number with sign as decimal

 Decimal without sign: Displays number without sign as decimal

Hexadecimal: Displays as hexadecimal

 Octal: Displays as octal

 Binary: Displays as binary

 Real number: Displays as real number processing IEEE floating decimal

point number. Real number is only available when data size is designated

as 32bit in ‘basic’ tab.

For further details, refer to ‘5.9.3 Display type and operation’.

②Alignment

Designate alignment type (left, right, center) by pull-down menu. If text digit is

less than the designated digit, alignment operates.

 Left: Displays a letter from the left of tag area.

 Right: Displays a letter from the right of tag area.

 Center: Displays a letter in a center of tag area.

③Digit Designate digit number. When the number (including - . E) is not displayed as

designated type, it is displayed as HHHH... or LLLL....

④Display All

Digit

Displays all digit with 0 for blank when displayed number digit is less than

③Digit. Activated only for ②Alignment as Right.

⑤Decimal Point

Designate decimal point digit. If ①Display Type is decimal with/without sign, it

displays decimal point at designated digit. It is not activated when ①Display

Type is hexadecimal or octal. For further details of real number, refer to

‘5.9.3.4 Real number display of GP/LP’.

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Form

Description

⑥Use Vector

Font

Activated only for color type (GP-S070, LP-S070). Non-checking this, it uses

bitmap font. Checking this, it displays as following.

①Font size, ②Bold font, ③Italic font, ④Underline, ⑤Strikethrough

⑦Font Size

(Width)

Designate width font size by pull-down menu.

 Default =1, Range: 1,2,4,6,8

 Height font size is 0.5, width font size 1 is only available.

⑧Font Size

(Height)

Designate height font size by pull-down menu

 Range: 0.5, 1, 2, 3, 4

 Width font sizes besides 1 are not available for height font size 0.5.

⑨6x8 Dot Font Designate 6x8 dot font

⑩High Quality

Font

Displays font with high quality. It is only available when ⑦,⑧Font Size is 4X2

or more.

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5.9.2.3 Operation tab

Operation tab is not actiaved when display type is real number. Operation executes in order

multiplication, division, and addition.

Device value= V, Display value = (Factor1 x V) /Factor2 + Offset

The range is depending on the designated device type in ‘Basic’ tab and the designated display

type in ‘Form’ tab.

Operation

Description

①Factor 1 Multiplies device value by factor 1.

②Factor 2 Divides device value by factor 2.

③Offset Adds device value to offset.

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5.9.3 Display type and operation

5.9.3.1 Numeral display range by data type (Unapplied operation)

Data Type

Minimum

Maximum

Decimal with sign 16bit

-32,768

32,767

Decimal without sign 16bit

65,535

Decimal with sign 32bit

-2,147,483,648

2,147,483,647

Decimal without sign 32bit

4,294,967,295

5.9.3.2 Numeral display process

As following prcess is for when display type is real number.

1st Saves the processed value as the designated data type reading by serial

communication at 32bit memory. Even though the designated device is 16bit in

‘Basic’ device, it saves at 32bit memory of GP/LP.

2nd Executes operation by the designated factor1, factor2, and offset in ‘Operation’ tab.

3rd Displays the designated type on screen.

 At 1st process, if the device of controller (PLC) is 32bit with sign/without sign, the value

which is saved at device is saved as it is at 32bit memory of GP/LP.

If the device of controller (PLC) is 16bit with sign/without sign and positive number, the

value which is saved device is saved as it is at lower word for 32bit memory of GP/LP.

Be note that when it is 16bit with sign and negative number. For example, if the saved value

which is processed as number with sign on 16 bit memory of controller is same as negative

number -1, the saved value of controller is two’s complement of -1 as 216-1=65535. When

this value is saved at 32bit GP/LP memory, this is two’s complement for -1 about 32bit as

232-1=4,294,967,295.

 Display value is different depending on display type as decimal with sign or decimal without

sign. The operated value which is decimal with sign, it processes 32bit number with sign, or

the operated value which is decimal without sign, it processes 32bit number without sign.

The following figure is that saved value -1 in 16bit memory of controller is saved 32bit GP/LP

memory in accordance with designation of 16bit with/without sign and displayed screen in

accordance with designation of display type as with/without sign.

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5.9.3.3 32bit floating decimal point type(IEEE Standard 754)

 Sign bit: B31; ‘1’ is negative number, ‘0’ is 0 or positive number.

 8bit exponent: B23 to B30 or E0 to E7

 23bit mantissa: B0 to B22 or A0 to A22

 Displayed number

= (1) × (2+ A2 + A2 + A2 ++ A2) × 2()

 Display range

 Maximum display absolute number: 2(2 2)3.40282346 ×10

 Minimum display absolute number: 2 1.175494351 ×10

 Displayed number range: 3.402823466 ×10~ + 3.402823466 ×10

 If exponent is 0 or 255, it is reserved for an exceptional condition and the above formula is

not applied to this case.

5.9.3.4 Real number display of GP/LP

Real number display has complex processes but also has flexible mark.

The general ruls are as below.

① Positive number does not display ‘+’ sign.

② Exponent part does not display ‘+’ sign.

③ Round off the next of last displayed digit.

The follow examples is that if display number is real number with exponent (e), depending on the

designated display digit, and decimal point digit.

 Case 1. Absolute value of display number is bigger than 1. (e>=0)

It displays with fixed decimal point if the designated digit displays with fixed decimal point

type.

If not, it displays with floating decimal point.

 Ex 1) Real number=1234.567

(a) Digit= 10, Decimal point digit= 2 ; Displayed number= 1234.56

(b) Digit= 10, Decimal point digit= 6 ; Displayed number= 1234.56700

 Ex 2) Real number=12.34567

It displays with fixed decimal point type if the designated digit displays all positive

numbers without respecting accuracy.

(a) Digit= 6, Decimal point digit= 4 ; Displayed number= 12.345

(b) Digit= 4, Decimal point digit= 2 ; Displayed number= 12.3

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 Ex 3) It displays with floating decimal point if the designated digit does not display

some of positive numbers.

Real number = 1234567.0 =1.234567e+6

(a) Digit= 6, Decimal point digit= 2 ; Displayed number= 1.23E6

(b) Digit= 5, Decimal point digit= 2 ; Displayed number= 1.2E6

 Ex 4) Real number= 1234567.0 = 1.234567e + 6

(a) Digit= 6, Decimal point digit= 2 ; Displayed number= 1.23E6

(b) Digit= 5, Decimal point digit= 2 ; Displayed number= 1.2E6

 Ex 5) Real number= 1.234567X10+15

Digit= 3, Decimal point digit= 1 ; Displayed number= E15 ; Skips ‘+’ sign

 Ex 6) Real number= -1.234567 X 10+15

(a) Digit= 4, Decimal point digit= 2 ; Displayed number= -E15 ; Displays ‘-’

sign

 Ex 7) Real number=1.234567e+15; If sign or exponent is not displayed, positive

number displays ‘H’ as many as that digit.

Digit=2, Decimal point digit=0 ; Displayed= HH

 Ex 8) Real number=-1.234567e+15 ; ; If sign or exponent is not displayed, negative

number displays ‘L’ as many as that digit.

Digit=3, Decimal point digit=2 ; Displayed= LLL

 Case 2. Absolute value of display number is smaller than 1. (e < 0)

It displays with fixed decimal point if absolute value is bigger than 1/1000. (e ≥ -2)

 Ex 9) Real number= 0.1234567

(a) Digit= 10, Decimal point digit= 8 ; Displayed number= 0.12345670

(b) Digit= 10, Decimal point digit= 5 ; Displayed number= 0.12345

 Ex 10) Real number= 0.01234567

(a) Digit= 10, Decimal point digit= 8 ; Displayed number= 0.01234567

(b) Digit= 10, Decimal point digit= 5 ; Displayed number= 0.01234

It displays with floating decimal point if absolute value is smaller than 1/1000. (e<-2)

(Digit ≤ e + 1)

 Ex 11) Real number= 0.001234567

(a) Digit= 10 ; Displayed number= 1.23456E-3

(b) Digit= 6 ; Displayed number= 1.2E-3

 Ex 12) Real number= -1.234567X10-15

(a) Digit= 8 ; Displayed number= -1.2E - 15

(b) Digit= 5 ; Displayed number= -E - 15

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If sign or exponent is not displayed with floating decimal point type, it displays ‘0’ as many

as that digit.

 Ex 13) Real number= 0.001234567

Digit=2 ; Displayed number= 00

 Ex 14) Real number= -1.234567 X10-15

Digit= 4 ; Displayed number= 000

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5.10 ASCII Display

ASCII display is for displaying the value of word device as specified character. It is same with

ASCII input tag without input feature.

It displays character strings of PLC device as relevant form.

The below table is for PLC device value when ASCII display tag device is D100, and ASCII input

tag is ‘ABCDEF’.

Device

D100

(Lower)

D100

(Upper)

D101

(Lower)

D101

(Upper)

D102

(Lower)

D102

(Upper)

Value

41H

42H

43H

44H

45H

46H

Character

‘A’

‘B’

‘C’

‘D’

‘E’

‘F’

5.10.1 Basic usage

1st Select [Draw]-[ASCII Display] of menu, or click in toolbar, ‘ASCII Display

Property’ dialog box apppears.

2nd Designate device.

3rd Designate digit in ‘Form’ tab.

4th Click ‘OK’ and ‘ASCII Display Property’ dialog box is closed. A dotted rectangle

follows mouse cursor at edit area.

5th Place mouse cursor on the desired area, click left mouse button. ASCII display tag is

created on the screen.

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5.10.2 Property

5.10.2.1 Basic tab

Basic

Description

①Shape Designate using shape or not.

Check this and no. 1 shape is as default.

②Shape Activated only with checking ①.

Click ‘Shape’ and ‘Image Selection’ dialog box appears. Select the desired shape.

③Shape Displays the selected shape image

④Frame

Designates frame color. Activated only with checking ①.

 Mono type(GP-S044, GP-S057, LP-S044): White/Black

 Color type(GP-S070, LP-S070): 24bit True Color

⑤Plate

Designates plate color. Activated only with checking ①.

 Mono type(GP-S044, GP-S057, LP-S044): White/Black

 Color type(GP-S070, LP-S070): 24bit True Color

⑥Text

Designates text color.

 Mono type(GP-S044, GP-S057, LP-S044): White/Black

 Color type(GP-S070, LP-S070): 24bit True Color

⑦Device Calls ‘Device Select’ dialog box and designate monitor device.

⑧Device Input device directly or displays the designated device by ⑦

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5.10.2.2 Form tab

Form

Description

①Digit Designate character digit number to display. Range is from 2 to 40 by even

number.

②Alignment

Designate alignment type (left, right, center) by pull-down menu. If text digit is

less than the designated digit, alignment operates.

 Left: Displays a letter from the left of tag area.

 Right: Displays a letter from the right of tag area.

 Center: Displays a letter in a center of tag area.

③Use Vector

Font

Activated only for color type (GP-S070, LP-S070). Non-checking this, it uses

bitmap font. Checking this, it displays as following.

①Font size, ②Bold font, ③Italic font, ④Underline, ⑤Strikethrough

④Font Size

(Width)

Designate width font size by pull-down menu.

Range: 1, 2, 4, 6, 8

 Height font size is 0.5, width font size 1 is only available.

⑤Font Size

(Height)

Designate height font size by pull-down menu

 Range: 0.5, 1, 2, 3, 4

 Width font sizes besides 1 are not available for height font size 0.5.

⑥6x8 Dot Font Designate 6x8 dot font. Only ASCII font has 6x8 dot font. If there is not 6x8 dot

font, it displays rectangles with the desired size and color.

⑦High Quality

Font Not used

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 Displayed character on screen has code for value on specified device.

 From specified device, two digits of word device are displayed.

 String which has low address device is displayed at first (at left direction).

 At the same word devices, if lower/upper bytes are each of half-width character (1byte)

code, lower byte is displayed at first.

If device is D100, digit is 6, the related character which is the order of D100(Lower),

D100(Upper), D101(Lower), D101(Upper), D102(Lower), D102(Upper) are displayed. If there is

0 in the middle, the following character is not displayed.

D100(Lower)=41H=’A’, D100(Upper) =42H=’B’, D101(Lower) =43H=’C’,

D101(Upper) =00H=’\0’, D102(Lower) =44H=’E’, D102(Upper) =45H=’F’, it displays ABC.

With designated 6X8 dot font, 2 byte character is displayed as rectangle with designated font

color.

If there are not related character on device or it is not able to display (control character), it

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5.11 Clock

Displays time or date by clock of inner GP/LP regardless of controller (PLC) connected GP/LP.

5.11.1 Basic usage

1st Select [Draw]-[Clock] of menu, or click in toolbar, ‘Clock Property’ dialog box

appears.

2nd Select display type(date or time) in ‘Basic’ tab.

3rd Click ‘OK’ and ‘Clock Property’ dialog box is closed. A dotted rectangle follows mouse

cursor at edit area.

4th Place mouse cursor on the desired area, click left mouse button. Clock is placed on

the screen.

5.11.2 Property

5.11.2.1 Basic tab

Basic

Description

①Shape Designate using shape or not. Check this and no. 1 shape is as default.

②Shape Activated only with checking ①.

Click ‘Shape’ and ‘Image Selection’ dialog box appears. Select the desired shape.

③Shape Displays the selected shape image

④Frame

Designate frame color. Activated only with checking ①.

 Mono type(GP-S044, GP-S057, LP-S044): White/Black

 Color type(GP-S070, LP-S070): 24bit True Color

⑤Plate

Designate plate color. Activated only with checking ①.

 Mono type(GP-S044, GP-S057, LP-S044): White/Black

 Color type(GP-S070, LP-S070): 24bit True Color

⑥Text

Designate text color.

 Mono type(GP-S044, GP-S057, LP-S044): White/Black

 Color type(GP-S070, LP-S070): 24bit True Color

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Basic

Description

⑦Date Designate to display current date

⑧Time Designated to display current time

5.11.2.2 Form tab

Form

Description

①Display Type

Display Type: Date Example of display

YY/MM/DD: year/month/day

11/1/13

DD/MM/YY: day/month/year

13/1/11

MM/DD/YY: month/day/year

1/13/11

DD/MM/YYYY(DAY):

day/month/year(a day of week) 13/JAN/2011(MON)

DD/MM/YYYY: day/month/year

13/JAN/2011

YYYY/MM/DD: year/month/day※1 2011/JAN/13

YYYY/MM/DD(DAY):

year/month/day(a day of week)※1 2011/JAN/13(MON)

Display Type: Time

Example of display

24H(HH:MM): hour:minute 22:55

24H(HH:MM:SS): hour:minute:second 22:55:36

12H(HH:MM): hour:minute AM/PM 10:55 PM

12H(HH:MM:SS): hour:minute:second

AM/PM 10:55:36 PM

②Use Vector Font

Activated only for color type (GP-S070, LP-S070). Non-checking this, it

uses bitmap font. Checking this, it displays as following.

①Font size, ②Bold font, ③Italic font, ④Underline, ⑤Strikethrough

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Description

③Font Size(Width)

Designate width font size by pull-down menu.

 Default =1, Range: 1,2,4,6,8

 Height font size is 0.5, width font size 1 is only available.

 It is not activated with checking ⑤6x8 Dot Font.

④Font Size(Height)

Designate height font size by pull-down menu

 Default =1, Range: 0.5,1,2,3,4

 Width font sizes besides 1 are not available for height font size 0.5.

 It is not activated with checking ⑤6x8 Dot Font.

⑤6x8 Dot Font Designate 6x8 dot font.

⑤High Quality Font Not used

※1. YYYY/MM/DD and YYYY/MM/DD(DAY) types are supplied by only Color type(GP-S070,

LP-S070) of GP/LP.

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5.12 Comment Display

Comment display feautre is for displaying comment depending on ON/OFF state of the

desigated bit device or the word device value.

Bit action: Displays comment depending ON/OFF state of the designated bit device.

The following features are the example for the action when monitor device is set as M100,

Comment for ON state: M100 is ON.

Comment of OFF state: M100 is OFF.

Word action: Displays comment registered in comment list depending on the designated word

device value.

The following features are the example for the action when monitor device is D100,

Comment No.1 : The value of D100 is 1.

Comment No.100 : The value of D100 is 100.

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5.12.1 Basic usage

1st Select [Draw]-[Comment Display] or click in tool bar, ‘Comment Display Property’

dialog box appears.

2nd Select monitor device and bit or word action in ‘Basic’ tab.

3rd Designate comment font size, or etc.

4th In case of bit action, ‘Bit’ tab is actiaved. Designate comment number or enter

comment directly by ON/OFF.

5th In case of word action, ‘Word’ tab is activated. Designate comment number which

related device value.

6th Click ‘OK’ and ‘Comment Display Property’ dialog box is closed. A dotted rectangle

follows mouse cursor at edit area.

7th Place mouse cursor on the desired area, click left mouse button. Comment is placed

on the screen.

Size adjustment: Tag size is decided based on specified comment comparing default font size

and length of comment character.

All characters including 6x8 font, 1x0.5 are reduced/enlarged as a size of configured ASCII

character.

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5.12.2 Property

5.12.2.1 Basic tab

Basic

Description

①Device Designate monitor device. Depending on ③ designation (bit or word),

designate bit or word device.

②Device Input device directly or displays the designated device by ①.

③Type Select device type (bit or word) by pull-down menu.

④Shape Designate using shape or not.

Check this and no. 1 shape is as default.

⑤Shape Activated only with checking ④.

Click ‘Shape’ and ‘Image Selection’ dialog box appears. Select the desired

shape.

⑥Shape Displays the selected shape image.

⑦Frame

Designate frame color. Activated only with checking ④.

 Mono type(GP-S044, GP-S057, LP-S044): White/Black

 Color type(GP-S070, LP-S070): 24bit True Color

⑧Use Vector Font

Activated only for color type (GP-S070, LP-S070). Non-checking this, it

uses bitmap font. Checking this, it displays as following.

①Font size, ②Bold font, ③Italic font, ④Underline, ⑤Strikethrough

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Basic

Description

⑨Font Size (Width)

Designate width font size by pull-down menu.

 Range: 1,2,4,6,8

 Height font size is 0.5, width font size 1 is only available.

⑩Font Size (Height)

Designate height font size by pull-down menu

 Default =1, Range: 0.5,1,2,3,4

 Width font sizes besides 1 are not available for height font size 0.5.

⑪6x8 Dot Font Designate 6x8 dot font

⑫High Quality Font Not used

⑬Comment Edit Calls ‘Comment List’ dialog box. Check or edit comment. For further

details, refer to ‘8.7 Comment’.

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5.12.2.2 Bit tab

Bit

Description

①Number Designate to use registered comment in ② for ON state.

②Number select Designate comment number to display for ON state. Depending on monitor

device state, the designated number comment is displayed.

③Browse Designate comment number to display with arranging comment list.

④Direct Designate to use directly input comment for ON state.

⑤Enter comment Activated only with checking ④. Input comment directly for display.

⑥Change

Attribution Check to change plate, text color from default setting for ON state.

⑦Plate

Designate frame color for ON state. Activated only with checking ‘Shape’ in

‘Basic’ tab.

 Mono type(GP-S044, GP-S057, LP-S044): White/Black

 Color type(GP-S070, LP-S070): 24bit True Color

⑧Text Color

Designate text color for ON state. Activated only with checking ⑥.

 Mono type(GP-S044, GP-S057, LP-S044): White/Black

 Color type(GP-S070, LP-S070): 24bit True Color

⑴ to ⑻ Designate same setting with ① to ⑧ for OFF state.

ⓐCopy From ON Copy the designated number or text for ON state to OFF state.

ⓑComment Edit Calls ‘Comment List’ dialog box. Check or edit comment.

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5.12.2.3 Word tab

Word

Description

①Start Number Displays the comment with word device value + start number

②Plate Color

Designates plate color. Activated only with checking ‘Shape’ in ‘Basic’ tab.

 Mono type(GP-S044, GP-S057, LP-S044): White/Black

 Color type(GP-S070, LP-S070): 24bit True Color

③Text Color

Designate text color for ON state. Activated only with checking ④.

 Mono type(GP-S044, GP-S057, LP-S044): White/Black

 Color type(GP-S070, LP-S070): 24bit True Color

④Change

Attribution Check to change plate, text color from default setting.

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5.13 Alarm History

Alarm history is feature for recording alarm history.

It is able to record occurred time, restored time, the number of frequncy by designating. You can

print alarm list by connecting serial printer, check it by uploadding to PC. Alarm history is the

object which can exist only one on a screen.

5.13.1 Basic operation

 Records history for ON/OFF of monitor device state with time information.

 Designate observation period, action mode in ‘Alarm History Property’ dialog box from

common configuration, designate alarm history display type in ‘Alarm History Property’

dialog box.

 Additional features such as detail screen display, cursor movement for specified history item

selection, item deleting, etc is operated with the touch key which has the specified key code

by each.

 Monitor device is 256 of successive bit device, it is able to save up to 1024 of alarms and

up to 32767 of the number of occurred frequency.

5.13.2 Basic usage

1st Select [Draw]-[Alarm History] of menu or click in toolbar. ‘Alarm History

Property’ dialog box appears.

2nd Click ‘Common Configuration’ in ‘Basic’ tab and ‘Alarm History Property’ dialog box

appears.

3rd Designate monitor device, observation period, and mode in ‘Alarm History Property’

dialog box.

4th Designate display type in ‘Alarm History Property’ dialog box.

5th Click ‘OK’ and ‘Alarm History Property’ dialog box is closed. A dotted rectangle

follows mouse cursor at edit area.

6th Place mouse cursor on the desired area, click left mouse button. Alarm history tag is

created on the screen.

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5.13.3 Property

5.13.3.1 Basic tab

Basic

Description

①Shape Designate using shape or not.

Check this and no. 1 shape is as default.

②Shape Activated only with checking ①.

Click ‘Shape’ and ‘Image Selection’ dialog box appears. Select the desired shape.

③Shape Displays the selected shape image

④Frame

Designates frame color. Activated only with checking ①.

 Mono type(GP-S044, GP-S057, LP-S044): White/Black

 Color type(GP-S070, LP-S070): 24bit True Color

⑤Plate

Designates plate color. Activated only with checking ①.

 Mono type(GP-S044, GP-S057, LP-S044): White/Black

 Color type(GP-S070, LP-S070): 24bit True Color

⑥Title

Designates title color.

 Mono type(GP-S044, GP-S057, LP-S044): White/Black

 Color type(GP-S070, LP-S070): 24bit True Color

⑦Common

Configuration

Calls ‘Alarm History Property’ dialog box. Designate the settings about alarm

observation.

For further details, refer to ‘8.8 Alarm History’.

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5.13.3.2 Form tab

Form

Description

①Number of Strings Designate the number of alarm item to display. Depending on height font

size, there is limitation the number of item to display.

②Display Order

Designate an order to display alarm history by pull-down menu.

 Oldest: Displays older one first.

 Latest: Displays recent one first.

③Use Vector Font

Activated only for color type (GP-S070, LP-S070). Non-checking this, it

uses bitmap font. Checking this, it displays as following.

①Font size, ②Bold font, ③Italic font, ④Underline, ⑤Strikethrough

④Font Size(Width) Designate width font size by pull-down menu.

 Range: 1,2,3,4,

⑤Font Size(Height) Designate height font size by pull-down menu

 Range: 1,2,3,4

⑥6x8 Dot Font Designate 6x8 dot font

⑦High Quality Font Not used

⑧Restore Designate using display restored alarm time or not.

⑨Frequency Designate using the number of frequency or not. Activated only with

‘Cumulation’ mode.

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5.13.3.3 Display type tab

Display Form

Description

①Occurrence Designate the row title displaying occurred time.

②Message Designate the row title displaying message.

③Restore Designate the row title displaying restored time.

Activated only with checking ‘Restore’ in display type box of ‘Form’ tab.

④Frequency Designate the row title displaying the number of frequency.

Activated only with checking ‘Frequency’ in display type box of ’Form’ tab.

⑤Width Displays the number of character displaying occurred time.

It is designated by the setting of ⑨.

⑥Width Designate the number of character displaying message.

⑦Width Displays the number of character displaying restored time. It is designated It is

designated by the setting of ⑨.

⑧Color

Designate text color for occurred time.

 Mono type(GP-S044, GP-S057, LP-S044): White/Black

 Color type(GP-S070, LP-S070): 24bit True Color

⑨Contents

Designate display type for occurred time by pull-down menu.

 Date, Time: Displays data and time. Width value is fixed as digit of date

display + digit of current configured time display + 1(space).

 Date: Displays data.

 Time: Displays time.

 String: Displays user-defined text string.

⑩Date Designate date type for displaying by pull-down menu.

 Select one of YY(year)/MM(month)/DD(day), MM/DD/YY, DD/MM/YY, or

MM/DD.

⑪Time Designate time type for displaying by pull-down menu.

 Select one of HH(hour):MM(minute):SS(second), HH:MM.

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Display Form

Description

⑫Text Input text for the part displaying occurred time.

⑼ to ⑿ Activated only with checking ‘Restore’ in display type box of ‘Form’ tab.

Designate same setting with ⑨ to ⑫ about restored time.

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5.14 Alarm List

It displays the specified comment and ON time when the designated monitor bit device is ON.

It has silmilar features to alarm history but alarm list disappears when the specified device is

OFF. Alarm history is displays history list even though the specified device is OFF.

Example of alarm list action when monitor device is M0, M1, and M2.

5.14.1 Basic usage

1st Select [Draw]-[Alarm List] of menu, or click in toolbar. ‘Alarm List Property’

dialog box appears.

2nd Designate shape in ‘Basic’ tab.

3rd Designate the number of device, comment number, etc in ‘Form’ tab.

4th Designate the desired features to display in ‘Option’ tab.

5th Click ‘OK’ and ‘Alarm List Property’ dialog box is closed. A dotted rectangle follows

mouse cursor at edit area.

6th Place mouse cursor on the deisred area, click left mouse button. Alarm list tag is

created.

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5.14.2 Property

5.14.2.1 Basic tab

Basic

Description

①Shape Designate using shape or not.

Check this and no. 1 shape is as default.

②Shape Activated only with checking ①.

Click ‘Shape’ and ‘Image Selection’ dialog box appears. Select the desired

shape.

③Shape Displays the selected shape image.

④Frame

Designates frame color. Activated only with checking ①.

 Mono type(GP-S044, GP-S057, LP-S044): White/Black

 Color type(GP-S070, LP-S070): 24bit True Color

⑤Plate

Designates plate color. Activated only with checking ①.

 Mono type(GP-S044, GP-S057, LP-S044): White/Black

 Color type(GP-S070, LP-S070): 24bit True Color

⑥Use Vector Font

Activated only for color type (GP-S070, LP-S070). Non-checking this, it

uses bitmap font. Checking this, it displays as following.

①Font size, ②Bold font, ③Italic font, ④Underline, ⑤Strikethrough

⑦Font Size(Width)

Designate width font size by pull-down menu.

 Range: 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8

 Height font size is 0.5, width font size 1 is only available.

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Basic

Description

⑧Font Size(Height)

Designate height font size by pull-down menu

 Range: 0.5,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8

 Width font sizes besides 1 are not available for height font size 0.5.

⑨6x8 Dot Font Designate 6x8 dot font.

⑩High Quality Font Not used

⑪Comment Edit Calls ‘Comment List’ dialog box. Check or edit comment.

5.14.2.2 Form tab

Form

Description

①Number of

Device

Designate the number of monitor device related with alarm list.

 Range: 1 to 256

②Device

Calls ‘Device Select’ dialog box, and designate device.

From this device, successive bit devices of ① the number are monitor device

of alarm list.

③Device Input device directly or displays the designated device.

④Save Check to save the number of monitor device which is ON state (the number of

occurred alarm) at the specified word device.

⑤Device Calls ‘Device Select’ dialog box and designate word device to save the number

of occurred alarm.

⑥Device Input device directly or displays the designated word device by ①.

⑦Comment

Number

Designate comment number to be displayed when the lead device is ON. Next

device from the lead device corresponds successively with high number of

comment than designated number.

⑧Browse Calls ‘Comment List’ dialog box. Check the desired comment.

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Form

Description

⑨Number Of

Display

Designate using one comment display or more on screen by pull-down menu.

 Plural: Displays two or more comments (error message) on screen display

area.

 Single: Displays one of the latest alarms.

⑩Alignment

Designate alarm alignment type by pull-down menu.

 Ascending: Displays from high number according to bit device number.

 Descending: Displays from low number according to bit device number.

 Oldest: Displays older one first.

 Latest: Displays recent one first.

5.14.2.3 Option tab

Option

Description

①Detail Display

Designate displaying detail display by function key (touch key) or not. Place

cursor on the specified area on alarm list, touch the function key for detail

screen display. Depending on the designation of ②, the related alarm detail is

displayed with window or base screen type.

②Detail Display

Designate screen type of detail display by pull-down menu.

 Comment window: Displays details with comment window type.

 Base screen: Displays details with base screen type.

③Store

Memory Saves ON date and time of current monitor device in real time.※1

④Scroll

Designate using scroll to check all alarms when there are several alarms and

these are not displayed at one tag area or not. Shows cursor by show cursor

touch key (key code is FFA4h), and scroll it with move cursor upward (FFABh),

move cursor downward (FFACh) touch keys.

Scroll option cannot be placed with alarm history in one screen.

⑤Display Date Designate displaying both date and time with comment all the time or not. With

non-checking this, displays only the comment of the specified bit device.

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※1. The below alarm list content table is for when to be monitored devices are M0, M1, and M2

and alarm list tag is placed at base screen 1. And for when actual ON time of monitor device

is M0:02/08/08 12:01, M1 : 02/08/08 12:10, M2:02/08/08 12:20 and switching time from

base screen 2 to screen1 is 12:18.

Checking store memory

Non-checking store memory

02/08/08 12:01 M0 error

02/08/08 12:18 M0 error

02/08/08 12:10 M1 error

02/08/08 12:18 M1 error

02/08/08 12:20 M2 error

02/08/08 12:18 M2 error

5.14.2.4 Detail screen tab

Detail

Screen

Description

①Display

Number

After checking ‘Display Details’ and selecting screen type in ‘Option’ tab, displays

detail comment number or base screen number depending on screen type.

②Browse

After checking ‘Display Details’ and selecting screen type in ‘Option’ tab, click this.

In case of ‘Comment window’ screen type, ‘Comment List’ dialog box appears.

Designate comment number.

In case of ‘Base screen’ screen type, ‘Screen Image’ dialog box appears.

Designate the base screen to display details.

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5.15 Part Display

Displays part depending on the designated bit device state, or on the word device value on

screen.

(1) Bit action

It displays the designated part depending on ON/OFF state of bit device.

When using mark option, it shows the specified part with changing from white to the

designated color of foreground and background color according to device state, not

switching part.

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5.15.1 Basic usage

1st Select [Draw]-[Part Display] of menu, click in toolbar. ‘Part Display Property’

dialog box appears.

2nd Designate part switching in ‘Basic’ tab.

3rd In case of device part switching, select ‘Device’. In case of fixed part switching, select

‘Fixed’ and designate part number.

4th In case of bit device, designate part for ON/OFF, color in ‘Bit’ tab.

5th In case of word device, designate start number in ’Word’ tab.

6th Click ‘OK’ and ‘Part Display Property’ dialog box is closed. A dotted rectangle follows

mouse cursor at edit area.

7th Place mouse cursor on the desired area, click left mouse button. Part tag is created

on the screen.

5.15.2 Property

5.15.2.1 Basic tab

Basic

Description

①Part

Switching

Select device or fixed by pull-down menu.

 Device: Switching part depending on the specified bit device state or the

word device value.

 Fixed: Displays one specified part.

②Number Activated with only when ① is set as ‘Fixed’. Designate part number to display.

③Browse Calls ‘Image Selection’ dialog box and select the part registered at part library.

The selected part number is input at ②.

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Basic

Description

④Device

Activated with only when ① is set as ‘Device’.

Depending on the designation of ⑥, designate bit/word device.

 Bit device: Displays the part which is designated in ‘Bit’ tab depending on

ON/OFF state of the specified bit device.

 Word device: Displays the part which is related with part number of the word

device value.

⑤Device Input device directly or displays the designated device.

⑥Data Type Select bit device or word device for part switching by pull-down menu.

⑦Arrange



Top Left: Places top-left point of part in center of tag area.

 Center: Places center point of part in center of tag area.

⑧Part



In case of ‘Fixed’ part switching, displays the part designated in ②.

 In case of ‘Device’ part switching, displays the part designated at ON/OFF in

‘Bit’ tab.

⑨Mark

Activated only with when the designation of ⑥ is bit device.

 In case of ‘Fixed’ part switching,

For mono type(GP-S044, GP-S057, LP-S044), displays mark with switching

from white area of the designated part of ② to designated color of ⑫.

For color type(GP-S070, LP-S070), displays mark with switching from white

foreground area of the designated part of ② to designated color of ⑫.

 In case of ‘Device’ part switching,

For mono type(GP-S044, GP-S057, LP-S044), displays mark with switching

from white area of the designated part of ⑩ to designated On/Off color in

‘Bit’ tab.

For color type(GP-S070, LP-S070), displays mark with switching from white

foreground area of the designated part of ⑩ to designated On/Off color in

‘Bit’ tab.

Mono type(GP-S044, GP-S057, LP-S044) uses only white/black. If mart color is

black and background color is black, part is not to be seen.

⑩Number Activated only with when ① part switching is ‘Device’, and checking ⑨.

Designate part to display when using mark option.

⑪Browse Calls ‘Image Selection’ dialog box. Designate the part to display when using

mark option.

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Basic

Description

⑫Color

Activated only with when ① part switching is ‘Fixed’, and checking ⑨. White

area of the designated part of ② is changed to the designated color of this.

If color is same with background color, part is not to be seen.

 Mono type(GP-S044, GP-S057, LP-S044): White/Black

 Color type(GP-S070, LP-S070): 24bit True Color

5.15.2.2 Bit tab

Bit

Description

①, ④

Number

Designate part number to display for ON/OFF.

Activated only with when ‘Part’ in type box is selected in ‘Basic’ tab.

②, ⑤

Color

Activated only with when ‘Mart’ in type box is selected in ‘Basic’ tab.

Displays the white area of the designated device for ON/OFF to the designated

color of ③, ⑥.

If color is same with background color, part is not to be seen.

 Mono type(GP-S044, GP-S057, LP-S044): White/Black

 Color type(GP-S070, LP-S070): 24bit True Color

③, ⑥

Browse Calls ‘Image Selection’ dialog box. Designate part number to display for ON/OFF.

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5.15.2.3 Word tab

Word

Description

①Start Number

Designate part number to display when the designated word device is 0.

Displays the part of word device value +start number.

Default is 0 and range is -32768 to 32767. If word device value+start number is

below 0, it does not display anything.

②Preview Designate using part display on edit area or not. Checking this, the part input at

spin box is displayed on edit area. Non-checking this, tag area is only displayed.

③Preview Designate part number to display on edit area.

④Browse Call ‘Image Selection’ dialog box. Select the part registered part library and the

selected part number is input at ③.

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5.16 Lamp

Lamp feature is for lamp to turn ON/OFF depending ON/OFF of bit device.

You can use graph library supported by GP Editor, and user-defined part as lamp shape.

5.16.1 Basic usage

1st Select [Draw]-[Lamp] of menu, click in toolbar. ‘Lamp Property’ dialog box

appears.

2nd Designate lamp shape.

3rd Designate monitor device and other properties.

4th Click ‘OK’ and ‘Lamp Property’ dialog box is closed. A dotted rectangle follows mouse

cursor at edit area.

5th Place mouse cursor on the desired area, click left mouse button. Lamp is created on

the screen. When using basic figure shape lamp which is supplied by GP Editor,

minimum lamp size is 16X16 dots. When using user-defined part shape lamp, it

includes ON/OFF part and its rectangle size is 16X16 and over.

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5.16.2 Property

5.16.2.1 Basic tab

Basic

Description

①Device Calls ‘Device Select’ dialog box and designate monitor device.

②Device Input PLC device directly or displays the designated device.

③Basic Figure Uses basic black/white image supported GP Editor as lamp shape.

④Part Uses user-defined part as lamp shape.

⑤Graphic Library Uses bitmap image supported GP Editor and registered image as lamp

shape. (Available only for color type(GP-S070, LP-S070))

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5.16.2.2 Bit tab

Bit

Description

①Shape

Depending on the designation of shape in ‘Basic’ tab, this ① is different.

 Basic Figure: Designate lamp shape from listed basic black/white image

supplied by GP Editor.

 Part: Designate lamp shape from listed user-defined part.

 Graphic Library: Designate lamp shape from listed bitmap image supplied

by GP Editor.

②Shape Displays the selected shape image.

③Frame

Designates frame color for ON. Activated only with when ‘Basic Figure’ is

selected in shape box of ‘Lamp Property’ dialog box.

 Mono type(GP-S044, GP-S057, LP-S044): White/Black

 Color type(GP-S070, LP-S070): 24bit True Color

④Lamp

Designates lamp color for ON. Activated only with when ‘Basic Figure’ is

selected in shape box of ‘Lamp Property’ dialog box.

 Mono type(GP-S044, GP-S057, LP-S044): White/Black

 Color type(GP-S070, LP-S070): 24bit True Color

⑤Text※1 Calls ‘Edit Text’ dialog box. Edit text for ON lamp.

⑥Text Displays text for ON lamp.

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Bit

Description

⑦Color

Designates text color.

 Mono type(GP-S044, GP-S057, LP-S044): White/Black

 Color type(GP-S070, LP-S070): 24bit True Color

⑧Use Vector Font

Activated only for color type (GP-S070, LP-S070). Non-checking this, it uses

bitmap font. Checking this, it displays as following.

①Font size, ②Bold font, ③Italic font, ④Underline, ⑤Strikethrough

⑨Font Size

(Width)

Designate width font size by pull-down menu.

 Range: 1,2,4,6,8

 Height font size is 0.5, width font size 1 is only available.

⑩Font Size

(Height)

Designate height font size by pull-down menu

 Range: 0.5,1,2,3,4

 Width font sizes besides 1 are not available for height font size 0.5.

⑪6x8 Dot Font Designate 6x8 dot font.

⑴ to ⑽ Designate same setting with ① to ⑩ for OFF state.

⑫Copy From On Copy the designated text for ON state to OFF state.

※1. [Text display on lamp]

Click ⑤, ⑸ ‘Text’ and ‘Edit Text’ dialog box appears. You can input the text for lamp and

designate the place.

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5.17 Panel Meter

Panel meter is displaying the occupyed position of current value of specified word device within

designated maximum/minimum value with needle of panel meter to monitor device value.

The example for when panel meter range is 0 to 100, D50 is 40. The needle of panel meter

indicates the appropriate value for 40.

5.17.1 Basic usage

1st Select [Draw]-[Panel Meter] of menu, or click in toolbar. ‘Panel Meter’ dialog box

appears.

2nd Designated word device for observation in ‘Basic’ tab.

3rd Designate panel meter type, direction for needle in ‘Form’ tab.

4th Designate data type of device, maximum/minimum value.

5th Click ‘OK’ and ‘Panel Meter’ dialog box is closed. A dotted rectangle follows mouse

cursor at edit area.

6th Place mouse cursor on the desired area, click left mouse button. Panel meter is

placed on the screen.

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5.17.2 Property

5.17.2.1 Basic tab

Basic

Description

①Shape Designate using shape or not.

Check this and no. 1 shape is as default.

②Shape Activated only with checking ①.

Click ‘Shape’ and ‘Image Selection’ dialog box appears. Select the desired shape.

③Shape Displays the selected shape image

④Frame

Designate frame color. Activated only with checking ①.

 Mono type(GP-S044, GP-S057, LP-S044): White/Black

 Color type(GP-S070, LP-S070): 24bit True Color

⑤Plate

Designate plate color. Activated only with checking ①.

 Mono type(GP-S044, GP-S057, LP-S044): White/Black

 Color type(GP-S070, LP-S070): 24bit True Color

⑥Needle

Designate needle color.

 Mono type(GP-S044, GP-S057, LP-S044): White/Black

 Color type(GP-S070, LP-S070): 24bit True Color

⑦Device Calls ‘Device Select’ dialog box and designate monitor device.

⑧Device Input device directly or displays the designated device by ⑦

⑨Data

Designate data type (16bit or 32bit) of word device.

Depending on connected device type, it may use only 32bit. Refer to ‘GP,LP user

manual for communication’.

⑩Meter

Panel Designate panel meter color.

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Basic

Description

Component

of panel

meter

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5.17.2.2 Form tab

Form

Description

①Type

Designate panel meter shape by pull-down menu.

 Top 1/4, Bottom 1/4, Left 1/4, Right 1/4, Top Right 1/4, Top Left 1/4, Bottom

Left 1/4, Bottom Right 1/4, Top 1/2, Bottom 1/2, Left 1/2, Right 1/2, 3/4, Circle

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Form

Description

①Type

②Direction Designate moving direction of needle as device value is bigger by pull-down

menu. Select one of clockwise or counter clockwise.

③Point

Activated only with when ①Type is ‘Circle’. Designate the frame position for scale

by pull-down menu.

 Range: 0°, 90°, 180°, 270°

The start point of needle designated in a point is +180°. Point=p, Number Of

Scale=N, scale position degree=p, p+360°/N, p+2*360°/N, …, p+(N-1)*360°/N

Shape according to point designation for number of scale is 3

④Data Type

Designate data type of the designated device by pull-down menu.

 Number with sign: Processes as number with sign reading device

 Number without sign: Processes as number without sign reading device

⑤Maximum

 Fixed: Fixed value is maximum value with needle of panel meter.

 Not Fixed: Designated word device value is maximum value.

⑥Fixed Designate fixed maximum value.

⑦Device Calls ‘Device Select’ dialog box. Designate maximum device.

⑧Device Input device directly or displays the designated device by ⑦

⑨ to ⑫

Minimum Designate same setting with ⑤ to ⑧ for minimum.

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5.17.2.3 Graph tab

Graph

Description

①Scale Display Designate using display scale or not.

②Number of Scale Designate the number of scale.

③Color

Designate scale color.

 Mono type(GP-S044, GP-S057, LP-S044): White/Black

 Color type(GP-S070, LP-S070): 24bit True Color

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5.18 Line Graph

Line graph displays the designated two or more devices value by broken line.

5.18.1 Basic operation

 It displays up to 8 devices with max. 50 points.

 It is able to designate maximum/minimum value of graph, the out of range value is not

displayed.

 It is able to designate increased direction (right to left or left to right) of line graph on X axis

from lead device.

 According to configuration, it may not display specified value.

5.18.2 Basic usage

1st Select [Draw]-[Line/Trend/Bar] of menu, or click in toolbar. ‘Line/Trend/Bar

Property’ dialog box appears.

2nd Select ‘Line’ in graph box of ‘Basic’ tab.

3rd Designate the number of graph and the number of point in ‘Form’ tab.

4th Designate device, data type, and graph style, etc in ‘Monitor Device’ tab.

5th Designate maximum/minimum value of graph in ‘Display Range’ tab.

6th Click ‘OK’ and ‘Line/Trend/Bar Property’ dialog box is closed. A dotted rectangle

follows mouse cursor at edit area.

7th Place mouse cursor on the desired area, click left mouse button. Line graph is

created on the screen.

8th Adjust it to the desired size.

Line graph is the object which can exist only one on a screen and it cannot exist with trend graph

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5.18.3 Property

5.18.3.1 Basic tab

Basic

Description

①Graph

Select graph type.

 Line: Line graph

 Trend: Trend graph

 Bar: Bar graph

②Shape Designate using shape or not.

Check this and no. 1 shape is as default.

③Shape Activated only with checking ②.

Click ‘Shape’ and ‘Image Selection’ dialog box appears. Select the desired

shape.

④Shape Displays the selected shape image

⑤Frame

Designates frame color. Activated only with checking ②.

 Mono type(GP-S044, GP-S057, LP-S044): White/Black

 Color type(GP-S070, LP-S070): 24bit True Color

⑥Plate

Designates plate color. Activated only with checking ②.

 Mono type(GP-S044, GP-S057, LP-S044): White/Black

 Color type(GP-S070, LP-S070): 24bit True Color

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5.18.3.2 Form tab

Form

Description

①Direction

Designate increasing direction (right or left) of device address by pull-down

menu.

 Right: Device address increases to right direction on X axis.

 Left: Device address increases to left direction on X axis.

②Number Of

Graph Designate the number of line on a line graph. Range is1 to 8.

③Number Of

Point

Designate the number of point on a line up to 50 points. Lead device is

designated in ‘Monitor device’ tab.

④Display Scale Not used

⑤Display

Frame Designate using frame of graph or not.

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5.18.3.3 Monitor device tab

Monitor

Device

Description

①Edit

Calls ‘Attribute’ dialog box. Designate device, color and style of line.

①Device: Calls ‘Device Select’ dialog box. Designate lead device.

②Graph: Designate line color.

 Mono type(GP-S044, GP-S057, LP-S044): White/Black

 Color type(GP-S070, LP-S070): 24bit True Color

③Style: Designate one line style of solid, dotted, broken, dot chain, two dot

chain by pull-down menu.

②Device Displays lead device of each line.

③Graph Displays color of each line. Double-click it to edit.

④Style Displays style of each line. Double-click it to edit.

⑤Data Type

Designate data type of monitor device by pull-down menu.

 Number with sign: Processes as number with sign reading device

 Number without sign: Processes as number without sign reading device

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Monitor

Device

Description

⑥Bit

Designate data bit type.

 16bit: Single word

 32bit: Double word (Address is assigned by double word unit from lead

device)

5.18.3.4 Display range tab

Display

Range

Description

①Basic

Not used

②Fixed

③Device

④Device

⑤Fixed



Fixed: Fixed value is maximum value of graph.

 Not Fixed: Designated device value of ⑦ is maximum value. If the value is

changed, maximum value is also changed.

⑥Fixed Designate fixed maximum value.

⑦Device

Calls ‘Device Select’ dialog box. Designate maximum device.

⑧Device Input device directly or displays the designated device by ⑦

⑨Minimum



Fixed: Fixed value is minimum value of graph.

 Not Fixed: Designated device value of ⑪ is minimum value. If the value is

changed, minimum value is also changed.

⑩Fixed

Designate fixed minimum value.

⑪Device

Calls ‘Device Select’ dialog box. Designate minimum device.

⑫Device Input device directly or displays the designated device by ⑪.

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5.18.3.5 Other tab

Other

Description

①Display Scale Designate using display scale or not.

②Number Of Scale

(Width) Designate the number of scale on X axis.

③Number Of Scale

(Height) Designate the number of scale on Y axis.

④Color

Designate scale color.

 Mono type(GP-S044, GP-S057, LP-S044): White/Black

 Color type(GP-S070, LP-S070): 24bit True Color

⑤ to ⑨ Not used

⑩Not Displayed Value Check not to display the specified value.

⑪Not Displayed Value Designate the specified value not to display.

Not Displayed Value

function

[If not displayed value is 50.]

D101 is 50. The lines between D100 and D101, D101 and D102 are not

displayed.

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5.19 Trend Graph

Trend graph displays the designated devices according to time by broken line.

5.19.1 Basic operation

 X axis is time, Y axis is device value.

 It is able to designate maximum/minimum value of graph, the out of range value is not

displayed.

 It displays up to 8 devices with max. 50 points.

 It is able to designated sampling period by 100ms unit from 100ms to 3600s.

 It is able to designate time increased direction.

 Even if the other screen is switched by configuration, it continues to sampling and saves

sample data to GP/LP inner memory. When returning to the designated screen, trend graph

displays trends with history using that data.

5.19.2 Basic usage

1st Select [Draw]-[Line/Trend/Bar] of menu, or click in toolbar. ‘Line/Trend/Bar

Property’ dialog box appears.

2nd Select ‘Trend’ in graph box of ‘Basic’ tab.

3rd Designate the number of graph and the number of point in ‘Form’ tab.

4th Designate device, data type, and graph stype, etc in ‘Monitor Device’ tab.

5th Designate maximum/minimum value of graph in ‘Display Range’ tab.

6th Click ‘OK’ and ‘Line/Trend/Bar Property’ dialog box is closed. A dotted rectangle

follows mouse cursor at edit area.

7th Place mouse cursor on the desired area, click left mouse button. Trend graph is

created on the screen.

8th Adjust it to the desired size.

Trend graph is the object which can exist only one on a screen and it cannot exist with line graph

on a screen.

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5.19.3 Property

5.19.3.1 Basic tab

Basic

Description

①Graph

Select graph type.

 Line: Line graph

 Trend: Trend graph

 Bar: Bar graph

②Shape Designate using shape or not.

Check this and no. 1 shape is as default.

③Shape Activated only with checking ②.

Click ‘Shape’ and ‘Image Selection’ dialog box appears. Select the desired shape.

④Shape Displays the selected shape image.

⑤Frame

Designates frame color. Activated only with checking ②.

 Mono type(GP-S044, GP-S057, LP-S044): White/Black

 Color type(GP-S070, LP-S070): 24bit True Color

⑥Plate

Designates plate color. Activated only with checking ②.

 Mono type(GP-S044, GP-S057, LP-S044): White/Black

 Color type(GP-S070, LP-S070): 24bit True Color

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5.19.3.2 Form tab

Form

Description

①Direction

Designate time increasing direction (right or left) on X axis by pull-down menu.

 Right: Time increases to right direction on X axis. Graph follows left

direction. The most right point is the latest sample.

 Left: Time increases to left direction on X axis. Graph follows right

direction. The most left point is the latest sample.

②Number Of

Graph Designate the number of line on a trend graph. Range is 1 to 8.

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Form

Description

③Number Of

Point

Designate the number of point of sample on a line up to 50 points.

The above example is for trend graph when number of graph=2, number of

point =4, lead device is D100. There are two lines and 4 samples because

number of graph is 2 and number of point is 4. Lead device is designated in

‘Monitor device’ tab.

④Display Scale Not used

⑤Display Frame Designate using frame of graph or not.

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5.19.3.3 Monitor device tab

Monitor Device

Description

①Edit

Calls ‘Attribute’ dialog box. Designate device, color and style of line.

①Graph: Designate line color.

 Mono type(GP-S044, GP-S057, LP-S044): White/Black

 Color type(GP-S070, LP-S070): 24bit True Color

②Style: Designate one line style of solid, dotted, broken, dot chain, two dot

chain by pull-down menu.

③Device: Calls ‘Device Select’ dialog box. Designate lead device.

②Device Displays lead device of each line.

③Graph Displays color of each line. Double-click it to edit.

④Style Displays style of each line. Double-click it to edit.

⑤Data Type

Designate data type of monitor device by pull-down menu.

 Number with sign: Processes as number with sign reading device

 Number without sign: Processes as number without sign reading device

⑥Bit

Designate data bit type.

 16bit: Single word

 32bit: Double word

Depending on connected device type, it may use only 32bit. Refer to ‘GP,LP

user manual for communication’.

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5.19.3.4 Display range tab

Display

Range

Description

①Basic

Not used

②Fixed

③Device

④Device

⑤Maximum



Fixed: Fixed value is maximum value of graph.

 Not Fixed: Designated device value of ⑦ is maximum value. If the value is

changed, maximum value is also changed.

⑥Fixed Designate fixed maximum value.

⑦Device Calls ‘Device Select’ dialog box. Designate maximum device.

⑧Device Input device directly or displays the designated device by ⑦

⑨Minimum



Fixed: Fixed value is minimum value of graph.

 Not Fixed: Designated device value of ⑪ is minimum value. If the value is

changed, minimum value is also changed.

⑩Fixed Designate fixed minimum value.

⑪Device Calls ‘Device Select’ dialog box. Designate minimum device.

⑫Device Input device directly or displays the designated device by ⑪.

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5.19.3.5 Other tab

Other

Description

①Display Scale Designate using display scale on X axis and Y axis or not.

②, ③Number Of

Scale Designate the number of scale on X axis and Y axis.

④Color

Designate scale color.

 Mono type(GP-S044, GP-S057, LP-S044): White/Black

 Color type(GP-S070, LP-S070): 24bit True Color

⑤Trigger Type Designate sampling period by 100ms unit from 100ms to 3600s.

⑥Store Memory



Non-checking this, when the screen returns from another screen, it does

not save history and draws from the first again.

 Checking this, it does sampling continuously with saving history at GP/LP

inner memory when the screen switches to another screen.

Returning to the screen which has trend graph, it displays graph with the

saved data. Even though editing another screen, it seems drawing graph

continuously.

 Store memory option is also for ‘alarm list’. You can designate this option

only up to 17.

⑦Store Memory

For store memory function, initializes GP/LP memory.

 No Clear Trigger: Not initialize GP/LP inner memory for the specified trend

graph

 Clear On Trigger Rise: Makes ⑧Device to activate.

Designate bit device to initialize GP/LP inner memory for the specified trend

graph at rising edge of the device

 Clear On Trigger Fall: Initializes GP/LP inner memory for the specified

trend graph at falling edge of the trigger device

⑧Device Activated only with checking ⑥Store Memory and when ⑦Store Memory is

‘Clear On Trigger Rise’ or ‘Clear On Trigger Fall’.

Calls ‘Device Select’ dialog box, and designate trigger device.

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Other

Description

⑨Device Input device directly or displays the designated trigger device.

⑩, ⑪ Not

Displayed Value Not used

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5.20 Bar Graph

Bar graph displays the designated device value by bar.

5.20.1 Basic operation

 It displays the value from reference value to current device value with designated

maximum/minimum/reference value by bar.

 Minimum size is 16x16 dots.

 It displays reference point to be reversed at 3 dots from the opposite of start scale.

 It displays a oblique line when device value is out of the maximum/minimum range.

5.20.2 Basic usage

1st Select [Draw]-[Line/Trend/Bar] of menu, or click in toolbar. ‘Line/Trend/Bar

Property’ dialog box appears.

2nd Select ‘Bar’ in graph box of ‘Basic’ tab.

3rd Designate graph direction in ‘Form’ tab.

4th Designate monitor device and data type in ‘Monitor Device’ tab.

5th Designate basic, maximum/minimum value of graph in ‘Display Range’ tab.

6th Click ‘OK’ and ‘Line/Trend/Bar Property’ dialog box is closed. A dotted rectangle

follows mouse cursor at edit area.

7th Place mouse cursor on the desired area, click left mouse button. Bar graph is created

on the screen.

8th Adjust it to the desired size.

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5.20.3 Property

5.20.3.1 Basic tab

Basic

Description

①Graph

Select graph type.

 Line: Line graph

 Trend: Trend graph

 Bar: Bar graph

②Shape Designate using shape or not.

Check this and no. 1 shape is as default.

③Shape Activated only with checking ②.

Click ‘Shape’ and ‘Image Selection’ dialog box appears. Select the desired shape.

④Shape Displays the selected shape image

⑤Frame

Designates frame color. Activated only with checking ②.

 Mono type(GP-S044, GP-S057, LP-S044): White/Black

 Color type(GP-S070, LP-S070): 24bit True Color

⑥Plate

Designates plate color. Activated only with checking ②.

 Mono type(GP-S044, GP-S057, LP-S044): White/Black

 Color type(GP-S070, LP-S070): 24bit True Color

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Form

Description

①Direction

Designate bar graph direction (vertical or horizontal) by pull-down menu.

 Vertical: Bar increases to vertical direction.

The above shape examples are, when monitor device is D100 and

direction is vertical, that D100 is 50, D100 is 80.

 Horizontal: Bar increases to horizontal direction.

The above shape examples are, when monitor device is D100 and

direction is horizontal, that D100 is 50, D100 is 80.

②Number Of Graph Not used

③Number Of Point

④Display Scale

Designate scale direction by pull-down menu.

 Select right or left direction when ①Direction is vertical.

Displays scale at right/left frame.

 Select top or bottom direction when ①Direction is horizontal.

Displays scale at top/left frame.

⑤Display Frame Designate using frame of graph or not.

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5.20.3.3 Monitor device tab

Monitor Device

Description

①Edit

Calls ‘Attribute’ dialog box. Designate device, color of bar.

①Graph: Designate bar color.

 Mono type(GP-S044, GP-S057, LP-S044): White/Black

 Color type(GP-S070, LP-S070): 24bit True Color

②Device: Calls ‘Device Select’ dialog box. Designate monitor device.

②Device Displays device of each bar.

③Graph

Displays color of each bar.

 Mono type(GP-S044, GP-S057, LP-S044): White/Black

 Color type(GP-S070, LP-S070): 24bit True Color

④Style Not used

⑤Data Type

Designate data type of monitor device by pull-down menu.

 Number with sign: Processes as number with sign reading device

 Number without sign: Processes as number without sign reading device

⑥Bit

Designate data bit type.

 16bit: Single word

 32bit: Double word

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Display

Range

Description

① to ④ Basic

Designate reference value.

 Fixed: Fixed value is reference value of bar graph.

 Not Fixed: Designated device value of ③ is reference value.

⑤ to ⑧

Maximum Designate maximum value.

⑨ to ⑫

Minimum Designate minimum value.

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5.20.3.5 Other tab

Other

Description

①Display Scale Designate using display scale or not.

②Number Of Scale

(Width) Activated only with when direction is ‘Horizontal’ in ‘Form’ tab.

Designate the number of scale on bar graph.

③Number Of Scale

(Height) Activated only with when direction is ‘Vertical’ in ‘Form’ tab.

Designate the number of scale on bar graph.

④Color

Designate scale color.

 Mono type(GP-S044, GP-S057, LP-S044): White/Black

 Color type(GP-S070, LP-S070): 24bit True Color

⑤ to ⑫ Not used

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5.21 Statistics Graph

Statistics graph displays more than 2 of value with that ratio.

It is able to display with rectangle or circle graph according to configuration. The statistics graph

is sum total from absoulte value of the designated word device. Each graph area of the devices

is same ratio of absoulte value of the each device. It displays from 2 to 8 devices.

5.21.1 Basic operation

The above figure is rectangle and circle type of statistics graph according to device value when

monitor device is D100, D101, and D102. If D100 is 30, D101 is 20, D102 is 40, the each area of

devices is displayed with the ratio of 30:20:40.

It is able to designate reference direction as top or right for rectangle type of statistics graph. In

case of top direction, the area of from lead device is displayed with from bottom to top direction.

In case of right direction, the area of from lead device is displayed with from left to right direction.

For circle type of statistics graph, the areas of each device have equal radius. Based on the 12

o’clock position, the circle graph displays the sum total of all devices with each ratio to clockwise

direction.

5.21.2 Basic usage

1st Select [Draw]-[Statistics Graph] of menu, or click in toolbar. ‘Statistics Property’

dialog box appears.

2nd Select graph type (rectangle or circle) and designate the number of partition in ‘Basic’

tab.

3rd Designate monitor device and color of each partition, data type in ‘Division’ tab.

4th Click ‘OK’ and ‘Statistics Property’ dialog box is closed. A dotted rectangle follows

mouse cursor at edit area.

5th Place mouse cursor on the desired area, click left mouse button. Statistics graph is

created on the screen.

6th Adjust it to the desired size.

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5.21.3 Property

5.21.3.1 Basic tab

Basic

Description

①Rectangle Designate rectangle type graph.

②Circle

Designate circle type graph.

③ to ⑤

Shape Designate shape.

⑥Frame

Designates frame color. Activated only with checking ③.

 Mono type(GP-S044, GP-S057, LP-S044): White/Black

 Color type(GP-S070, LP-S070): 24bit True Color

⑦Plate

Designates plate color. Activated only with checking ③.

 Mono type(GP-S044, GP-S057, LP-S044): White/Black

 Color type(GP-S070, LP-S070): 24bit True Color

⑧Direction

Activated only with checking ①Rectangle.

Designate direction as top or right for rectangle graph by pull-down menu.

 Top: Places low address device on bottom partition.

 Right: Places low address device on left partition.

⑨Number of

Partition

Designate number of partition for graph.

One partition is for one device, it is same as designation of device point to be

used on statistics graph.

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Division

Description

①Edit

‘Calls ‘Attribute’ dialog box. Designate device, color of partition.

①Graph: Designate partition color.

 Mono type(GP-S044, GP-S057, LP-S044): White/Black

 Color type(GP-S070, LP-S070): 24bit True Color

②Device: Calls ‘Device Select’ dialog box. Designate monitor device.

②Device Displays device of each partition.

③Graph Displays color of each partition.

④Data Type

Designate data type of monitor device by pull-down menu.

 Number with sign: Processes as number with sign reading device

 Number without sign: Processes as number without sign reading device

⑤Bit

Designate data bit type.

 16bit: Single word

 32bit: Double word

 If ④Data Type is ‘Number with sign’, it calculates ratio changing the

reference value to absolute value.

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5.21.3.3 Graph tab

Graph

Description

①Display

Scale

Designate using display scale or not. Scale direction is different with the

designation of graph type (rectangle or circle) in ‘Basic’ tab.

 In case of rectangle type,

When ‘Direction’ is ‘Right’ in ‘Basic’ tab, scale is displayed on bottom. When

‘Direction’ is ‘Top’ in ‘Basic tab, scale is displayed on left.

 In case of circle type,

Based on the 12 o’clock position, scale is displayed with regular intervals for

the designated number of scale on circle circumference.

②Number Of

Scale Designate the number of scale from 2 to 50.

③Color

Designate scale and outline color.

 Mono type(GP-S044, GP-S057, LP-S044): White/Black

 Color type(GP-S070, LP-S070): 24bit True Color

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5.22 Touch Key

Touch key executes the defined operation such as bit/word device designatation, screen

switching, specified function with key code when touching screen area of tag arranged.

5.22.1 Basic operation

5.22.1.1 Setting of bit device

Controlls ON/OFF state of PLC bit device with touch.

[Action mode]

 Set: Turns ON the designated device when touching.

 Reset: Turns OFF the designated device when touching.

 Alternate: Alternates the current state of designated device when touching.

 Momentary: Maintains momentary ON the designated device only when touching.

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5.22.1.2 Setting of word device

Saves value to word device with touching tag.

 It is able to designate 16bit or 32bit word device.

 It is able to designate indirectly to be changed device value to the designated word device

by fixed value or adding up fixed value and user-defined device value.

 It is able to reset device value.

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5.22.1.3 Switching screen

Switches screen with touching tag.

There are four action mode for switching screen.

① +1: Moves from current screen to one more number screen

② -1: Moves from current screen number to one less number screen

③ Previous Screen: Moves to previous screen before switching

④ Fixed: Moves to the designated screen

It changes saving device value of base number displaying on GP/LP with touch operation.

Simaultaneously, it is switched as base screen of configuration number with screen designated.

Only one operation is executed for one touch key.

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5.22.1.4 Specified function with key code

There are two specified touch functions with key code; ASCII key code, function key code. ASCII

key code is for user-defined key window to input numeral/ASCII at Numeral Input/ASCII Input.

Function key code is for adjust alarm list, alarm history, security function.

For further details are as below.

Key code

(Hexadecimal)

Function Description

FFA1

Clear(CLR)

Clears up to current input in key window

FFA2

Enter (ENT)

Completes to input in key window

FFA3

Backspace(BS)

Deletes the last input character in key window

FFA4

Show cursor

Shows cursor in alarm list/alarm history

FFA5

Hide cursor

Hides cursor in alarm list/alarm history

FFA6 Detailed alarm

information Calls detail screen in alarm list/alarm history

FFA7 Call window for

password input Calls key window for password input

FFA8 Erase selected

alarm Deletes selected alarm in alarm history

FFA9

Erase all alarm

Deletes all restored alarms in alarm history

FFAA Reset alarm

device Resets selected alarm device in alarm history

FFAB Move cursor

upward Moves cursor to upward in alarm list/alarm history

FFAC Move cursor

downward Moves cursor to downward in alarm list/alarm history

FFAD

Lock security

Resets security

Bit/Word action, screen switching functions are designated duplicately at one touch key. Base

switching function is designated at only one touch key.

Processing priority of one touch key action is word setting, bit momentory, bit set, bit reset, bit

alternate, screen switching. If two or more same actions are designated, first designated action

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5.22.2 Basic usage

1st Select [Draw]-[Touch Key] of menu, or click in toolbar. ’Touchkey Property’ dialog

box appears.

2nd Designate display trigger and touch key shape in ‘Basic’ tab.

3rd Designate shape and text in ‘Form’ tab.

4th Designate bit action, word action, and switching screen, etc. in ‘Action’ tab.

5th Click ‘OK’ and ‘Touchkey Property’ dialog box is closed. A dotted rectangle follows

mouse cursor at edit area.

6th Place mouse cursor on the deisred area, click left mouse button. Touch key is created

on the screen.

Touch recognition range is 16X20 dot size. Mesh of GP Editor is same as one touch switch.

Draw touch key for mesh, it prohibits from activating another adjacent touch key.

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5.22.3 Property

5.22.3.1 Basic tab

Basic

Description

①Display

Trigger

Designate switching condition of touch key shape for ON/OFF.

 Key: Displays ON shape with maintaining touch.

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Basic

Description

①Display

Trigger



Bit: Depending on ON/OFF state of trigger device(designated at ②), displays

ON/OFF shape. ON/OFF state of the device and touch key is not related.

Irrelevant to this designation, the designated key function in ‘Action’ tab executes

when touching.

②Device Calls ‘Device Select’ dialog box and designate trigger device.

③Device Input device directly or displays the designated device by ②

④Shape



None: Displays outlines of touch area

 Basic Figure: Uses black/white image supplied by GP Editor.

 Part: Uses user-defined part

 Graphic Library: Uses bitmap image supplied by GP Editor and user-defined

image

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5.22.3.2 Form tab

Form

Description

①Shape

Depending on the designation of shape in ‘Basic’ tab, this ① is different.

 None: Not used.

 Basic Figure: Click ‘Shape’, ‘Image Selection’ dialog box appears. Select

basic figure supplied by GP Editor.

 Part: Click ‘Shape’, ‘Image Selection’ dialog box appears. Select part.

Touch size is minimized including ON/OFF part. If minimized size

including ON/OFF part is smaller than minimized touch key, minimized

touch key is created.

 Graphic Library: Click ‘Shape’, ‘Graphic Library’ dialog box appears.

Select the designated image on graphic library.

②Shape Displays the selected shape image

③Frame

Designate frame color for ON. Activated only when shape is ‘Basic Figure’ in

‘Basic’ tab.

 Mono type(GP-S044, GP-S057, LP-S044): White/Black

 Color type(GP-S070, LP-S070): 24bit True Color

④Switch

Designate switch color for ON. Activated only when shape is ‘Basic Figure’ in

‘Basic’ tab.

 Mono type(GP-S044, GP-S057, LP-S044): White/Black

 Color type(GP-S070, LP-S070): 24bit True Color

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Form

Description

⑤Text※1 Calls ‘Edit Text’ dialog box. Input and edit text for ON shape. Designate text

position. .

⑥Text Displays text on touch key for ON.

⑦Color

Designates text color.

 Mono type(GP-S044, GP-S057, LP-S044): White/Black

 Color type(GP-S070, LP-S070): 24bit True Color

⑧Use Vector Font

Activated only for color type (GP-S070, LP-S070). Non-checking this, it uses

bitmap font. Checking this, it displays as following.

①Font size, ②Bold font, ③Italic font, ④Underline, ⑤Strikethrough

⑨Font Size

(Width)

Designate width font size by pull-down menu.

 Range: 1,2,4,6,8

 Height font size is 0.5, width font size 1 is only available.

⑩Font Size

(Height)

Designate height font size by pull-down menu.

 Range: 0.5,1,2,3,4

 Width font sizes besides 1 are not available for height font size 0.5.

⑪6x8 Dot Font Designate 6x8 dot font.

⑴ to ⑾ Designate same setting with ① to ⑩ for OFF state.

⑫Copy From On Copy the designated text for ON state to OFF state.

※1. Position of text

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5.22.3.3 Action tab

Action

Description

①Action List Displays the designated touch key action. Double-click the desired item to edit.

②Bit

Calls ‘Bit Action’ dialog box, designate bit action.

①Device: Calls ‘Device Select’ dialog box and designate bit device.

②Action: Designate action of the device with touch.

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Action

Description

③Set: Sets the device with touch.

④Reset: Resets the device with touch.

⑤Alternate: Alternates the current state ON to OFF or OFF to ON when

touching.

⑥Momentary: Maintains momentary ON only when touching. Releasing touch, it

turns OFF.

③Word

Calls ‘Word Action’ dialog box, designate word action.

①Device: Calls ‘Device Select’ dialog box and designate touch key action

setting device.

②Device: Input device directly or displays the designated device.

③Data Type: Designate data type of the device by pull-down menu.

④Bit: Designate bit size of the device.

⑤Fixed: Check for inputting designated device at ⑥.

⑥Fixed: Designated fixed value for designated device.

⑦Indirect: Check for inputting designated device at ⑨ when ⑤Fixed is not

checked. When ⑤Fixed is checked, adds up fixed value of ⑥ and designated

device value of ⑨ to input the designated device at ②.

⑧Device: Calls ‘Device Select’ dialog box and designate indirect device.

⑨Device: Input device directly or displays the indirect device.

⑩Initial Condition: Resets as initial condition.

⑪Condition Value: Designate initial condition value to reset the designate

device.

⑫Reset Value: Designate reset value.

Depending on connected device type, it may use only 32bit. Refer to ‘GP,LP

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Action

Description

④Screen

Switching

Calls ‘Key Action(Screen Switching)’ dialog box, designate base screen

switching.

①+1: Moves from current screen to one more number screen

②-1: Moves from current screen number to one less number screen

③Previous Screen: Moves to previous screen before switching

④Fixed: Moves to the designated screen

⑤Edit Edits the selected item in ①Action list.

⑥Delete Delete the selected item in ①Action list.

⑦Key Code Executes key code function.

⑧Key Code Input directly key code or displays the designated function key code with

hexadecimal.

⑨Browse

Calls ‘Key Code’ dialog box, creates code for the desired function.

‘ASCII Key Code’ tab※1

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Action

Description

⑨Browse

‘Function Key Code’ tab※2

※1. Arrangement of character in ‘ASCII Key Code’ tab: Real code value on key code editor after

completing input.

0020H SP

0021H ! 0022H “ 0023H # 0024H $ 0025H %

0026H & 0027H ‘ 0028H ( 0029H ) 002AH * 002BH +

002CH , 002DH - 002EH . 002FH / 0030H 0 0031H 1

0032H 2 0033H 3 0034H 4 0035H 5 0036H 6 0037H 7

0038H 8 0039H 9 003AH : 003BH ; 003CH < 003DH =

003EH > 003FH ? 0040H @ 0041H A 0042H B 0043H C

0044H D 0045H E 0046H F 0047H G 0048H H 0049H I

004AH J 004BH K 004CH L 004DH M 004EH N 004FH O

0050H P 0051H Q 0052H R 0053H S 0054H T 0055H U

0056H V 0057H W 0058H X 0059H Y 005AH Z 005BH [

005CH ? 005DH ] 005EH ^ 005FH _ 0060H ‘ 0061H a

0062H b 0063H c 0064H d 0065H e 0066H f 0067H g

0068H h 0069H I 006AH j 006BH k 006CH l 006DH m

006EH n 006FH o 0070H p 0071H q 0072H r 0073H s

0074H t 0075H u 0076H v 0077H w 0078H x 0078H x

0079H y 007AH z 007BH { 007CH | 007DH } 007EH to

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※2. ‘Function Key Code’ tab is selected when touching specified touch key by each function

description.

Key code

(Hexadecimal)

Description

Key code

(Hexadecimal)

Description

FFA1

Clear(CLR)

FFA8 Erase selected alarm

FFA2

Enter (ENT)

FFA9 Erase all alarm

FFA3

Backspace(BS)

FFAA Reset alarm device

FFA4

Show cursor

FFAB Move cursor upward

FFA5 Hide cursor FFAC Move cursor

downward

FFA6

Detailed alarm information

FFAD Lock security

FFA7 Call window for password

input

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5.22.3.4 Option/Trigger tab

Option/Trigger

Description

①Trigger Type

Designate trigger type by pull-down menu.

 Ordinary: Trigger function is not used.

 On: Executes touch key function when the device which is designated at

③ is ON.

 Off: Executes touch key function when the device which is designated at

③ is OFF.

②Device Calls ‘Device Select’ dialog box. Designate trigger device.

③Device Input device directly or displays the designated device.

④Auto Repeat Executes repeatedly with regular intervals during pressing touch key.

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5.23 Overlap Screen

Overlaps the current editing screen to desired screen. It is useful to produce common part

among several screens as an independent screen to write screen data and save data capacity

when using it as overlap screen. For window screen, overlap function is not available.

Select [Draw]-[Overlap Screen], ‘Overlap Screen List’ dialog box appears. Designate the

deseired overlap screen.

Overlap Screen

Description

①Current Screen Type Base screen

②Current Screen

Number Current editing base screen number

③Overlap Screen

Number Base screen number to overlap

④Image Calls ‘Screen Image’ dialog box, check base screen image.

⑤List Box Displays base screen number and title of project.

⑥OK Overlaps designated base screen at overlap screen number and closes

‘Overlap Screen’ dialog box.

⑦Cancel Cancels the designations and closes ‘Overlap Screen’ dialog box.

 It is able to overlap only as one step for each screen. When overlapping base screen which

has overlap screen, tags of base screen are only overlapped, tags of overlap screen are not

overlapped again.

 It is able to overlap up to 5 screens.

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 When several screens are overlapped, it is displays as in order to the tags which is placed

on base screen, the tags which is placed on last overlapped screen, …, the tag which is

placed on first overlapped screen.

 Configuration of cursor movement and floating alarm is set again according to screen

configuration, user and destination ID of tags configured in overlap screen maintains that

value.

[Example of overlap]

 Base screen

 Overlap screen

 Base screen after overlapping

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5.24 Key Window Position

It is able to designate key window position for inputting numeral or ASCII input.

Select [Draw]-[Key Window Position], a red dotted rectangle follows mouse cursor at edit area.

This rectangle is an outline of key window position when calling key window. If this rectangle is

out of edit area, key window position is adjusted to show whole key window when calling key

window.

When key window position is designated, all types of key window are displayed as window which

has mark as top-left point.

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6 View

It describes tool bar option and view of tag/device list for edit.

6.1 Preview

Preview function is for showing GP/LP screen with 100% of enlargment ratio.

Select [View]-[Preview], ‘Preview’ window appears.

Screen background color is same as GP/LP screen. If white is designated, it shows white

background color. It shows blach background to the designated besides white.

6.2 Palette

GP pallette has tag and draw tools for design.

Select [View]-[Palette] of menu, ‘GP Palette’ window appears. Likewise toolbar, select the

desired tool from palette, design project.

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6.3 Graphic Library

Edits graphic library for bitmap tag, lamp tag, touch key tag.

Graphic Library

Description

①Graphic library tree view Displays image files in GraphicLib folder as a tree.

②Preview Previews image files in the selected folder at ①.

③Create Folder Creates lower folder of the selected folder at ①.

④Delete Folder Deletes the selected folder at ①.

(All image files are deleted in the selected folder.)

⑤Add File Adds image file to the selected folder at ①.

⑥Delete File Deletes selected image file at ②.

⑦OK Completes graphic library editing.

⑧Cancel Cancels graphic library editing.

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6.4 Tag List

It displays all tags of current editing screen and is able to edit each main property.

You can check all tags at once, or tags by that type seperately.

Select [View]-[Tag List], ‘Tag list’ dialog box is appeared.

‘All’ tab displays all tags of the screen, the designated device, and position, etc. Such as

‘Numeral Display, ASCII Display’ tab, each tab displays the tag list by each tab name and it able

to edit main property.

6.4.1 All tab

‘All’ tab of ‘Tag List’ dialog box displays all tags arranged in current editing screen with main

attributions as a table.

In case that there is monitor device used for tag, ‘Device’ is activated when selecting the tag and

it is able to edit device address clicking ‘Device’. Edited device displays ‘*’ mart in ‘Modified’ line.

Select the deisred tag and click ‘Edit’ or ‘Delete’, to edit or to delete.

All Description

①Modified Displays '*’ when editing.

②Tag Displays tag name.

③Channel Displays channel number of monitor device on tag.

CH1 is 1, CH2 is 2. UB/UW device is '-'.

④Station Displays station of monitor device on tag.

If there is no station information, displays '-'.

⑤Monitor device Displays monitor device on tag.

⑥Trigger type Displays designated trigger when using trigger.

⑦Position Displays tag position on screen (as top-left point).

⑧Tag ID Displays tag ID.

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All Description

⑨Replace column Check ‘Replace column’ and click ‘Device’ to change device. It changes

all devices of monitor device column to new devices.

⑩Device Changes selected device to new device. Click ‘Device Select’ dialog box

appears to designate new device.

⑪Edit Calls the selected tag’s ‘Property’ dialog box to edit property.

⑫Delete Deletes the selected tag on screen.

⑬Close Closes ‘Tag list’ dialog box.

6.4.2 Numeral display tab

Numeral Display

Description

①Channel Displays channel number of monitor device on tag.

CH1 is 1, CH2 is 2. UB/UW device is '-'.

②Station Displays address of monitor device on tag.

If there is no address information, it displays as '-'.

③Monitor device Displays monitor device on tag

④Data type Displays data type of device

⑤Data size Displays data size of device

⑥Format Displays numeral display type.

⑦Frame

Designates frame color. Activated only with when ‘Shape’ is checked in

‘Numeral Display Property’ dialog box.

 Mono type(GP-S044, GP-S057, LP-S044): White/Black

 Color type(GP-S070, LP-S070): 24bit True Color

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Numeral Display

Description

⑧Plate

Designates plate color. Activated only with when ‘Shape’ is checked in

‘Numeral Display Property’ dialog box.

 Mono type(GP-S044, GP-S057, LP-S044): White/Black

 Color type(GP-S070, LP-S070): 24bit True Color

⑨Numeral

Designates numeral color.

 Mono type(GP-S044, GP-S057, LP-S044): White/Black

 Color type(GP-S070, LP-S070): 24bit True Color

⑩Display All Digit Designate to display all digits option.

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Numeral Display

Description

ⓐJustify Displays alignment type for displaying numeral

ⓑDisplay all digits Option for displaying all digits. (In case of right alignment, it displays all digit

with 0 for blank) If this option is designated, it displays ‘Present’, otherwise

it displays ‘Not Present’.

ⓒSize Displays font size as width X height on tag.

ⓓDigit Displays digit

ⓔDecimal point Displays decimal point digit

ⓕFrame Displays frame color

ⓖPlate Displays plate color

ⓗNumeral Displays numeral color.

ⓘPosition Displays tag position on screen

ⓙTag ID Displays tag ID

The descriptions of other tabs are same as ‘Numeral Display’ tab’s.

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6.5 Device List

Device list displays used all device for the project of the specified screen.

You can check that which tag has any device and it is useful to correct any errors.

Select [View]-[Device List]-[Screen] of menu to check device list about screen, ‘Device list –

Screen’ dialog box appears.

Select [View]-[Device List]-[Project] of menu to check device list about project, ‘Device list –

Project’ dialog box appears.

Descriptions of ‘Device list – Screen’ is same as those of ‘Device list – Project’ dialog box. The

followings describe ‘Device list – Screen’ dialog box as a representative. Besides that ‘Bit’ tab is

bit device, ‘Word’ tab is word device, the descriptions of each tab are same.

Device list

Description

①Channel Displays channel number of used device

②Station Displays station of used device

③Device Displays used device.

④Points Displays the number of related device when the tag uses several devices

from lead device in order.

⑤Tag Displays tag list of used device.

⑥Tag ID Displays tag ID.

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Device list

Description

⑦Position Displays tag position on screen (as top-left point).

⑧Screen Displays screen number having tag. If the device is designated at common,

it displays common.

⑨Replace Device Calls ‘Replace Device’ dialog box to replace the selected item device.

⑩Find Calls ‘Device Select’ dialog box and input the desired device to find. If there

is same device with input device, it scrolls to the position and shows as the

item is selected.

6.6 Overlap Screen List

Overlap screen creates a new screen by combinating existing screens.

Select [View]–[Overlap Screen List] of menu, ‘Overlap Screen List’ dialog box appears.

You can check the overlapped screen list and edit it.

Overlap Screen

List

Description

①Screen Number Designate base screen to display overlap screen list.

②List Lists base screen image to select the screen which is input at ‘Screen

Number’.

③Tree view Displays overlap screen number and title. The below screen is the latest

overlapped screen.

④Edit

Replaces the selected screen on tree to other screen. Select overlapped

screen number at③Tree view and click ‘Edit’. ‘Overlap Screen’ dialog box is

appears. Input or select the to be overlapped screen number, and click ‘OK’

and ③Tree view is replaced as to be overlapped screen number.

⑤Delete Deletes the selected overlap screen on tree.

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6.7 Status bar

Status bar displays the information of current editting (Selected tag, mouse cursor coordinates,

PLC of CH1/CH2) on the below GP Editor. It is displayed when checking [View]-[Status bar]. If

the specified tag is selected, ‘[…] is selected’ message displays. The others, ‘READY’ message

displays.

6.8 Toolbar

It is able to operate display of specified group of tool in menu or designate in project

configuration. Designate it in ‘Browse’ tab of ‘Option’ dialog from [Project]-[Option] of menu, or

with checking from [View]-[Toolbar].

 System toolbar: Designates displaying main toolbar or not.

 New project, load project, save project

 New screen, load screen, save screen

 Cut, copy, paste

 Preview, previous screen, next screen, open closed screen, tag list

 Download, upload, connect PLC, check data

 Device list, comment list, library, palette, refresh

 View toolbar: Designates displaying view toolbar or not.

 ON/OFF image, Device display, Tag ID display, grid color, background color

 Snap, grid interval, grid display type, enlargement ratio

 Figure toolbar: Designate displaying figure toolbar or not.

 Line, rectangle, circle, text, BMP

 Edit toolbar: Designate displaying edit toolbar or not.

 Bring forward, send backward, group, ungroup, select object-figure, select object-tag

 Tag toolbar: Designate displaying tag toolbar or not.

 Draw toolbar: Designate displaying draw toolbar or not.

 Line - Style, Color

 Pattern - Pattern, foreground color , background color

 Text color

 Workspace bar: Designate displaying workspace for base, window screen list of project.

6.9 ON Image

Some tag such as lamp, touch key tag, etc are different image for ON/OFF state on screen. In

this case, you can designate ON or OFF state image on screen.

Select [View]-[ON Image] of menu, or click in toolbar.

If [View]-[ON Image] of menu is checked, each tag which is ON state is displayed on edit area.

6.10 Refresh

This feature is to refresh editor screen.

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6.11 Option

Grid display, magnification, snap, tag ID display and device display are for making screen data

efficiently. It is able to configure in ‘Browse’ tab. It is same as [Project]-[Option] of meun.

Option

Description

①Grid

Designate grid for indicating arrangement when editing screen by pull-

down menu.

 Position: Front=Displays on the tag, Back=Displays under the tag,

None=Does not display

 Color: White, black, blue, red, pink, light green, light blue and yellow

 Interval: 2, 4, 5, 8, 10, 16, 20, 40, 80, Mesh

②Snap

Designate snap range of screen by pull-down menu.

 Range: 1, 2, 4, 5, 8, 10, 16, 20, 40, 80, Mesh

(A mesh indicates same size of resolution of touch switch.)

 GP-S057, GP-S070, LP-S070: 20X20

 GP-S044, LP-S044:16X20

③Real editing

operation

Check for displaying object as it is when it is moving, or non-check for

displaying only with dotted line.

④Display



Tag ID: Displays tag ID

 Device: Displays device name related tag.

 Tag: Displays tag content

⑤On/Off Designate ON or OFF image state on edit area by pull-down menu.

⑥Magnification Select magnification ration between 100%, 200%, 300%, or 400% based

on GP/LP screen size by pull-down menu.

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GP Editor and GP/LP communicate with RS232C/RS422 port, Ethernet port, or USB port. (Mono

type(GP-S044, GP-S057, LP-S057) is available only for RS232C/RS422 port.)

Following functions are available by communications between GP Editor and GP/LP.

 Download screen data

Downloads the edited project in GP Editor to GP/LP

 Upload GP/LP data

Uploads protocol saved in GP/LP to GP Editor

 GP/LP memory check

Check memory and delete the desired screen of GP/LP from GP Editor

 Firmware download

Upgrade GP/LP software (Firmware upgrade for color type(GP-S070, LP-S070) is available

only by USB Host port.)

 For RS232C/RS422 port;

You should designate communication channel as ‘EDITOR’ in [SYSTEM SETTING]-

[Connect PLC] of mono type GP/LP or in [SYSTEM SETTING]-[Environment]-[Serial

Communication] of color type GP/LP. For connecting with GP Editor, designate GP/LP as

data length: 8 bit, stop bit: 1 bit, parity: EVEN, flow control: XON/XOFF. Communication is

available only when both GP Editor and GP/LP have same set baud rate.

 For Ethernet port;

You should designate IP Address, Subnet Mask, GateWay at system menu [SYSTEM

SETTING]-[Local Ethernet] in GP/LP.

 For USB port;

It does not need additional settings.

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7.1 Download

After editing screen data, select [Communication]-[Download] of menu, or click in toolbar,

‘Monitor Data Download’ dialog box appears. Set data to download and download option, click

‘Download’ to start download.

7.1.1 Download instructions

 All existing draw data of GP/LP by each project are deleted.

 For LP series, PLC pauses when downloading and it runs again after downloading.

7.1.2 Property

Configuration

Description

①All Data Downloads all existing screen data of current project.

②Selected Data Downloads selected data of current project. When it is selected, ‘Base,

Window, Other’ tabs are activated. Select the desired item to be downloaded

in each tab.

③Protocol

download

Non-checking this, it checking whether there is a device or not and then

downloads the appropriate protocol only when there is not a device to be

downloaded on GP/LP memory.

Checking this, it downloads unconditionally the appropriate protocol even

though there is a device to be downloaded on GP/LP memory.

④Project Title Displays project name. Select [Common]-[Title]-[Project] of menu to edit

project name.

⑤Project ID Displays project ID to be downloaded.

⑥GP/LP Type Displays GP/LP type

⑦Download Starts download

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Configuration

Description

⑧Close Closes ‘Monitor Data Download’ dialog box

⑨Setting Designates communication setting between PC and GP/LP. ‘Option’ dialog

box appears. Select [Communication]-[Option] of menu, ‘Option’ dialog box

appears also. In ‘Communication’ tab, designate communication setting.

⑩Size

Displays total screen data of to be downloaded project with Kbyte unit.

Maximum size of one project is up to 512Kbyte.

(For LP series, it cannot over 384Kbyte.)

7.1.2.1 Base tab

Base

Description

①Screen

Number

Displays base screens number and title of the project in order of number.

Downloads only checked screen.

②Selected All Selects all items of the list.

③Deselect All Deselects all items of the list.

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7.1.2.2 Window tab

Window Description

①Screen List Lists the designated window screen by key window at project auxiliary

property. You cannot select the desired item to be downloaded.

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7.1.2.3 Other tab

Other

Description

①Part Downloads all registered parts of the project.

②Comment Downloads all registered comments of the project.

③Common

Configuration Downloads all registered items at common configuration.

④Image Downloads all registered images of the project.

(It is available only for color type (GP-S070, LP-S070).)

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7.2 Upload

It uploads monitoring project file in GP/LP to GP Editor. You can upload alarm history list also.

Select [Communication]-[Upload] of menu, or click in toolbar, ‘Monitor Data Upload’ dialog

box appears to desigate about upload and to execute upload.

7.2.1 Execution order

1st Check communication setting for GP Editor and GP/LP.

2nd To upload all data of project, select ‘All Data’ in Tag box.

To upload selected data of project, select ‘Selected Data’ in Tag box, and click ‘Read

Title’. ‘Base, Window, Other’ tabs are actiaved, check the desired item.

To upload alarm history list, check ‘Alarm History(Alarmhistory.txt)’.

To upload alarm frequnecy, check ‘Alarm Frequency(Alarmfrequency.txt)’.

3rd If there is password, enter it to ‘Password’.

4th Click ‘Upload’ and it operates upload.

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7.2.2 Property

7.2.2.1 Configuration tab

Configuration

Description

①All Data Uploads all screen data.

②Selected Data Uploads selected data of the project. Select this and click ‘Read Title’. It

communicates GP/LP and reads screen information. ‘Base, Window, Other’

tabs are activated, and check the desired item from each tab.

③Read Title Reads base/window screen of GP/LP number and title by communicating.

④Alarm History

Check for uploading alarm history.

It saves at \GP Editor installed folder\Temp\Upload \Project ID\Project

title\AuxInfo as ‘Alarmhistory.txt’ file.

⑤Alarm Frequency

Check for uploading alarm frequency.

It saves at \GP Editor installed folder\Temp\Upload\Project ID\Project

title\AuxInfo as ‘Alarmfrequency.txt’ file.

⑥Password Enter password which is designated at [Common]-[Password] of menu.

Correct password is available to upload.

⑦Upload Executes upload.

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7.2.2.2 Base tab

Base

Description

①Tag Number Displays base screens number and title of GP/LP in order of number. Uploads

only checked screen.

②Select All Select all items of the list.

③Deselect All Deselect all items of the list.

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7.2.2.3 Window tab

Window

Description

①Tag Number Displays window screens number and title of GP/LP in order of number.

Uploads only checked screen.

②Select All Selects all items of the list.

③Deselect All Deselects all items of the list.

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7.2.2.4 Other tab

Other

Description

①Part Uploads all registered parts of the project.

②Comment Uploads all registered comments of the project.

③Common

Configuration

Uploads all registered items at common configuration.

Some configurations which are able to designate at GP/LP such as time action,

project auxiliary setting are uploaded as download setting.

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7.3 Memory

This menu is able to check project screens, memory size, firmware version in GP/LP. Also it is

able to delete the desired screen of the project. It is not reading memory to bring all data,

displays main attributions about the project to users.

7.3.1 Execution order

1st Select [Communication]-[Memory] of menu.

2nd ‘Do you want to cancle monitoring and read memeory inforamtion?’ message appears.

3rd If there is password which is designated at [Common]-[Password] of menu, password

dialog box appears. Not correct password cancles the memory instruction.

4th If there is not password which is desiganted at [Common]-[Password] of menu, or

correct password is entered, ‘Memory’ dialog box appears.

5th Execute the desired operation in ‘Memory’ dialog box.

7.3.2 Property

7.3.2.1 Base tab

Base

Description

①Project Title Displays project title in GP/LP.

②Project ID Displays project ID in GP/LP.

③Base Screen Displays base screen list of the project in GP/LP.

Select the desired item and ‘Delete’ is activated. Click ‘Delete’ and it

deletes the selected item in GP/LP memory.

④Delete All Deletes all base screen of GP/LP.

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⑤Delete Deletes checked item in list box.

⑥User area size Displays total user area size with byte unit.

⑦Available size Displays available free area size with byte unit.

⑧Close Closes ‘Memory’ dialog box.

7.3.2.2 Window tab

Window

Description

①Project Title Displays project title in GP/LP.

②Project ID Displays project ID in GP/LP.

③Window Screen

Displays window screen list of the project in GP/LP.

Select the desired item and ‘Delete’ is activated. Click ‘Delete’ and it

deletes the selected item in GP/LP memory.

④Delete All Deletes all window screen of GP/LP.

⑤Delete Deletes checked item in list box.

⑥User area size Displays total user area size with byte unit.

⑦Available size Displays available free area size with byte unit.

⑧Close Closes ‘Memory’ dialog box

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7.3.2.3 OS tab

Description

①List box

Displays firmware version of GP/LP.

Select [Communication]-[GP Firmware Download] of menu and download

upgraded firmware.

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7.4 Check Data

You may create error data when editing screen data in GP Editor. Therefore, GP Editor helps you

to find for correcting and editing error data by checking data. This data checking is operated

automaticaly when downloading data to GP/LP.

If there is error data, ‘Data check’ dialog box appears and lists error list. ‘Data check’ dialog box

is modeless dialog box which enable to edit continue.

7.4.1 Area tab

It checks data and lists the tag which is out of edit area.

Area Check

Description

①Screen No. Displays base or window screen number of the specified tag.

②Tag name Displays the specified tag name.

③Position Displays tag coordinates as ‘(left, top) (right, bottom)’ form.

④Edit Select the desired item to edit and click ‘Edit’. Selected item is displayed

with selected state on the edit area. To double-click the desired item is

same function.

⑤Delete Deletes the selected tag item.

⑥Check Executes data check again.

⑦Clear Closes ‘Data check’ dialog box.

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7.4.2 Check store memory option tab

A project should have up to 17 store memory options for alarm list and trend graph. You can

check the number of this option. This tab displays tag list which has store memory option to edit

attributions. The descriptions of ‘Check Store Memory Option’ tab are same as ‘Area Check’

tab’s.

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7.4.3 Level password tab

It checks whether password is input for the top security level of base screen with proejct security

level or not.

Level Password Description

①Status

Displays top security level and whether there is set password or not for

editing base screens.

 Top Security Level: Top security level among base screens.

 Password Configuration: If there is not set password, ‘Not’ is displayed.

If there is set password, ‘Set’ is displayed.

②List Box Displays screen number which is top security level, and the level. Double-

click and ‘Security’ dialog box of [Common]-[Security] of menu appears to

edit security level and password.

③Check

Click this after editing or inputting security level and password, and it

checks for security level again. If there is no error, ‘Password Configuration’

of ①Status displays ‘Set’.

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7.4.4 Common device tab

It checks there is same device registred at [Common] menu for the project or not.

Common Device

Description

①Switch Screen Calls ‘Switch Screen’ dialog box from [Common]-[Switch Screen] of menu

to check the used device for switching ‘base screen, overlap window 1, 2’.

②System

Information

Calls ‘System Information’ dialog box from [Common]-[System Information]

of menu to check the device state for communicating between GP/LP and

PLC device.

③Security Calls ‘Security’ dialog box from [Common]-[Security] of menu to check the

device state about security level for project.

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7.5 GP Firmware Download

You can download and upgrade firmware of GP/LP by GP Editor.

7.5.1 Firmware download execution order

7.5.1.1 Mono type

1st Firmware file is different as GP/LP model. Download a firmware file from

www.autonics.com.

2nd You can download only for same firmware GP/LP type with GP/LP type designated at

GP Editor. Select [Common]-[GP/PLC Type] of menu, ‘GP/PLC Type’ dialog box

appears. By pull-down menu, designate to be downloaded GP/LP type.

3rd Select [Communication]-[GP Firmware Download] of menu and ‘GP Firmware

Download’ dialog box appears.

4th Click ‘Browse’ and select firmware file to be downloaded.

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5th Click ‘Download’ and the firmware information dialog box for current GP/LP firmware

appears and askes whether to download or not. If connected GP/LP is not same as

the designated GP/LP type from [Common]-[GP/PLC Type] of menu, error message

appears.

6th Click ‘Yes’ and GP/LP screen displays ’GP FIRMWARE UPGRADE’ message. GP

Editor displays ‘GP Firmware Download’ dialog box and download progresses.

If you want to discontinue download, click ‘Cancle’ and ‘Do you want to interrupt

firmware download?’ message appears. Click ‘Yes’ and it discontinues download. For

discontinuing downlaod, re-start GP/LP.

7th When completing download successively, GP/LP displays ‘UPGRADE OK PLEASE

POWER OFF’ message.

When failing donwload, GP/LP displays ‘UPGRADE NG PLEASE POWER OFF’

message. Re-start GP/LP. GP/LP maintains before firmware version and it does not

affect to GP/LP operation.

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7.5.1.2 Color type

GP Editor does not support firmware upgrade for color type(GP-S070, LP-S070). Firmware

upgrade of color type is available only by USB HOST.

1st Visit our homepage www.autonics.com to download a firmware file and save this file

to USB memory.

2nd Connect USB memory to USB host of GP/LP, and call system setting menu.

3rd Select [DATA]-[FIRMWARE UPDATE].

4th Touch ‘OK’ and it starts firmware update.

After firmware upgrading, all of GP/LP user data are deleted.

Before upgrading firmware, select [Communication]-[Upload] of menu to save the desired data.

7.6 Option

Refer to ‘2.6.3 Communication ’.

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8.1 Title

You can designate project ID, title, detail description to a project for convenient management of

GP/LP and GP Editor. You can download or upload this information to GP/LP with GP Editor.

Each base or window screen also has title and detail description. You can download or upload

this title to GP/LP with GP Editor. Detail description is not able to download to GP/LP.

Screen title is used for screen list at GP/LP.

8.1.1 Project title

Project Title

Description

①Project ID

Created with project. You can edit this from 1 to 4,294,967,295.

When downloading project without deleting the existing project on GP/LP, if

the existing project ID is not same as to be downloaded project ID, warning

message appears.

②Project Title Edit project title. This may be omitted or up to 32 characters can be

entered.

③Detail Description Edit project detail description. This may be omitted or up to 512 characters

can be entered.

④Designer Edit designer name. This may be omitted or up to 8 characters can be

entered.

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8.1.2 Screen title

You can edit title and detail describtion of base or window screen.

Double-click or select to be edited base or window screen and click ‘Edit’ and that base screen’s

‘Screen Title’ dialog box appears.

Screen Title

Description

①Title Edit title of the current screen. This may be omitted or up to 32 characters

can be entered. It is downloaded to real GP/LP memory.

②Detail Description Edit detail description of the current screen. This may be omitted or up to

512 characters can be entered. It is not downloaded to GP/LP.

③Number Displays the current screen number.

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8.2 GP/PLC Type

You should select the device which is connect with GP/LP when creating project at first. Select

[Common]-[GP/PLC Type] of menu, ‘GP/PLC Type’ dialog box appears to change PLC type of

the current project. When changing GP/PLC type, devices which are designated at project are

automatically or manually changed.

Restriction for changing PLC type:Changing GP/LP model is available only between same color

type model. In other words, before mono type project is able to change only to mono type, color

type project is able to change only to color type.

8.2.1 PLC connection

To opeate correctly downloaded screen data in GP/LP, you should designated right PLC type at

GP Editor.

Whenever creating a new project, ‘GP/PLC Type’ dialog box appears to designate GP/LP and

PLC type.

When starting GP Editor, for not to appear ‘Project Select’ ‘GP/PLC Type’ dialog box; select

[Project]-[Option] of menu and non-check ‘Select project when program is started’. When starting

GP Editor after this, GP and PLC type is designated automatically as the latest saved project’s

type. ‘Project Select’ and ‘GP/PLC Type’ dialog box does not appear. You can change GP/LP

and PLC type in [Common]-[GP/PLC Type] of menu.

 Connection for PLC is different by PLC type, refer to ‘GP, LP user manual for

communication’.

 Every device such as PLC, etc is available to connect any RS232C or RS422 port.

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8.2.2 Connecting PLC setting

To download data editing in GP Editor to PLC, you should designate connected PLC group, type,

and communication type.

GP/PLC Type

Description

①GP/LP Type Designate GP/LP model type by pull-down menu.

②CH1 Group Designate PLC group of CH1 by pull-down menu.

③CH1 Type Designate PLC type of CH1 for ② by pull-down menu.

④CH2 Group Designate PLC group of CH2 by pull-down menu.

⑤CH2 Type Designate PLC type of CH2 for ④ by pull-down menu.

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8.2.3 Convert device with changing PLC type

After changing PLC type in ‘GP/PLC Type’ dialog box and clicking ‘OK’, ‘Convert Device’ dialog

box appears. The devices of current project (before converting device) are automatically

converted to the device of changed PLC type project(after converting device).

Before converting and after converting devices are listed on ‘Convert Device’ dialog box by bit or

word device. You can manually convert not automatically converted device.

Convert Device

Description

①Before changing

CH1 PLC Displays before changing PLC type of CH1.

②After changing CH1

PLC Displays after changing PLC type of CH1.

③Before changing

CH2 PLC Displays before changing PLC type of CH2.

④After changing CH2

PLC Displays after changing PLC type of CH2.

⑤Channel Displays before converting device channel.

⑥Station Displays before converting device station.

⑦Device Displays the devices of current project (before converting device).

⑧Device Comment Displays device comment for each character of ⑦Device.

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Convert Device

Description

⑨Channel Displays after converting device channel.

⑩Station Displays after converting device station.

⑪Device

Displays the device of changed PLC type project(after converting device)

which corresponds to ⑦Device.

 If there is not corresponded device to ⑦Device, it displays ‘??’.

 You can enter and designate the corresponded device.

⑫Device Comment Displays device comment for each character of ⑪Device.

⑬Register

Designate saving changed list on dialog box as file or not.

Checking this, you can designate to be saved file patch with activated ⑭,

⑮.

⑭Path Displays to be saved log file path.

⑮Path... Designate to be saved log file path.

ⓐLog File Saves the list of ‘Convert Device’ dialog box as log file (text).

ⓑOK Converts devices as the list, changes PLC type, and closes ‘Convert

Device’ dialog box.

Example of log file

 Bit device convert

Before converting

After converting

[CH1(----)] R0(auxiliary relay) [CH1(----)] M0(auxiliary relay)

[CH1(----)] R1(auxiliary relay) [CH1(----)] M1(auxiliary relay)

[CH1(----)] R2(auxiliary relay) [CH1(----)] M2(auxiliary relay)

[CH1(----)] R3(auxiliary relay) [CH1(----)] M3(auxiliary relay)

 Word device convert

Before converting

After converting

[CH1(----)] DT0(data register) [CH1(----)] D0(data register)

[CH1(----)] DT1(data register) [CH1(----)] D1(data register)

[CH1(----)] DT2(data register) [CH1(----)] D2(data register)

[CH1(----)] DT3(data register) [CH1(----)] D3(data register)

[CH1(----)] DT4(data register) [CH1(----)] D4(data register)

[---(----)] UW20(LP word device) [---(----)] UW20(LP word device)

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8.3 Link Device

Generally GP/LP monitors directly PLC device of CH1. To link PLC device of CH1 and GP/LP

connect device (by saving monitored PLC device value to specified GP/LP connect device), link

devie menu is needed.

Mono type must use link device with CH2 to communicate 1:N.

Color type is able to monitor directly PLC device of each channel (CH1,CH2). Therefore, color

type does not use link device and is able to communicate 1:N without CH1, CH2 division.

However, PLC which supports station is only able to communicate 1:N.

Select [Common]-[Link Device] of menu, ‘Link Device Setting’ dialog box appears.

Link Device

Description

①GP/LP Type Displays GP/LP model type.

②CH1 Group Displays CH1 group.

③CH1 Type Display PLC type of CH1 group.

④CH1 Inner Link

Device Designate lead word address of GP/LP for communication with CH1

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Link Device

Description

⑤CH2 Group Displays CH2 group.

⑥CH2 Type Displays PLC type of CH2 group.

⑦CH2 Inner Link

Device Designate lead word address of GP/LP for communication with CH2.

⑧Link Device

Setting Status

Displays bit/word, channel, station, start device, count, read/write of

CH1/CH2 to communicate with GP/LP

⑨Add

Adds link device settings. ‘Link Device’ dialog box appears.

ⓐBit/Word: Select bit/word device of PLC to communicate

ⓑStart Device: Designate start device of PLC to communicate

ⓓStart Device: Displays selected device at ⓑ

ⓔNumbers: Designate the number of read/write device from start device

at ⓑ

ⓕRead/Write: Set read/write operation for designated device

Link device information by channel is able to register up to 5.

⑩Edit Edit the selected item on ⑧ among set link device

⑪Delete Delete the selected item on ⑧ among set link device

⑫Delete All Delete all of set link device

⑬UP Moves up the item of set link device.

⑭DOWN Moves down the item of set link device.

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Link Device

Description

⑮Linked Status

Displays table for link device setting of set between GP/LP and CH1,

GP/LP and CH2.

GP/LP

CH1

station

Communication

direction

CH1 PLC

GP/LP Series ※1 MK-200S

UW200 to UW209 - (Write) → D100 to D109

UW210 to UW219 - (Write) → D110 to D119

UW220 to UW229 - (Write) → D120 to D129

UW230 to UW234 - (Read) ← D130 to D134

UW235 to UW239 - (Read) ← D135 to D139

※1. Mono type(GP-S044, GP-S057, LP-S044) is able to communicate 1:1 for CH1, and does not

support multi station selection. It is fixed as the station of GP/LP and displays ‘-’.

Color type(GP-S070, LP-S070) is able to communicate 1:1, 1:N for without CH1, CH2

division, and supports multi station selection. It is able to designate station. If PLC of

connected with CH2 does not support station, it displays ‘-’ and 1:N communication does

not execute.

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GP/LP

CH2

station

Communicati

on direction

CH2 PLC

GP/LP Series ※2

FX-2N

UW300 to UW309 - (Read) ← D0 to D9

UW310 to UW319 - (Read) ← D10 to D19

UW320 to UW329 - (Read) ← D20 to D29

UW330 to UW334 - (Write) → D30 to D34

UW335 to UW339 - (Write) → D35 to D39

※1. Mono type(GP-S044, GP-S057, LP-S044) ) is able to communicate 1:1, 1:N for CH2 and

supports multi station selection. If PLC of connected with CH2 does not support station, , it

displays ‘-’ and 1:N communication does not execute.

Color type(GP-S070, LP-S070) is able to communicate 1:1, 1:N for without CH1, CH2

division, and supports multi station selection. If PLC of connected with CH2 does not

support station, , it displays ‘-’ and 1:N communication does not execute.

In this case, UW(i) is ist GP device, Dk(i) is ist CH1 device.

(1) CH1 GP connect device: UW(i)

Link device setting

 Start Device: D1(i), Bit/Word: Word, Numbers: A, Read/Write: Write

 Start Device: D2(i), Bit/Word: Word, Numbers: B, Read/Write: Read

 Start Device: D3(i), Bit/Word: Word, Numbers: C, Read/Write: Read

 Start Device: D4(i), Bit/Word: Word, Numbers: D, Read/Write: Read

 Start Device: D5(i), Bit/Word: Word, Numbers: E, Read/Write: Write

GP Device(Word) Data

move CH1

Device

First A units of device from UW (i) → D1(i) to D1(i+A-1)

B units of device from the next ← D2(i) to D2(i+B-1)

C units of device from the next ← D3(i) to D3(i+C-1)

D units of device from the next ← D4(i) to D4(i+D-1)

E units of device from the next → D5(i) to D5(i+E-1)

(2) CH1 GP connect device: UW (i)

Link device setting

 Start Device: D1(i), Bit/Word: Word, Numbers: A, Read/Write: Write

 Start Device: D2(i), Bit/Word: Bit, Numbers: B, Read/Write: Read

 Start Device: D3(i), Bit/Word: Word, Numbers: C, Read/Write: Read

 Start Device: D4(i), Bit/Word: Bit, Numbers: D, Read/Write: Read

 Start Device: D5(i), Bit/Word: Word, Numbers: E, Read/Write: Write

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GP Device(Word) Data

move

CH1

Device

First A units of device from UW (i) → D1(i) to D1(i+A-1)

[(B+16-1)/16] units of device from

the next ← D2(i) to D2(i+[(B+16-1)/16]-1)

C units of device from the next ← D3(i) to D3(i+C-1)

[(D+16-1)/16] units of device from

the next ← D4(i) to D4(i+[(D+16-1)/16]-1)

E units of device from the next → D5(i) to D5(i+E-1)

GP device is always word. When CH1 link device is set as bit, it is linked as below.

1 to 16 units of CH1 bit device ↔ 1 unit of GP word device

17 to 32 units of CH1 bit device ↔ 2 units of GP word device

 CH1 GP connect device: UW(30)

 Link device setting

 Start Device: K(0), Bit/Word: Word, Numbers: 5, Read/Write: Write

 Start Device: M(0), Bit/Word: Word, Numbers: 3, Read/Write: Write

 Start Device: D(0), Bit/Word: Word, Numbers: 4, Read/Write: Read

 Start Device: D(10), Bit/Word: Word, Numbers: 6, Read/Write: Write

GP Data

move

CH1

Device(Word)

Numb

ers

Device Numbers

UW(30) to UW(34) 5 → K(0) to K(4) Word 5

UW(35) to UW(37) 3 → M(0) to M(2) Word 3

UW(38) to UW(41) 4 ← D(0) to D(3) Word 4

UW(42) to UW(47) 6 → D(10) to D(15) Word 6

 CH1 GP connect device: UW(30)

 Link device setting

 Start Device: K(0), Bit/Word: Word, Numbers: 5, Read/Write: Write

 Start Device: M(0), Bit/Word: Word, Numbers: 3, Read/Write: Read

 Start Device: P(10), Bit/Word: Bit, Numbers: 20, Read/Write: Read

 Start Device: D(10), Bit/Word: Word, Numbers: 6, Read/Write: Write

Data

move

CH1

Device(Word)

Numb

ers

Device Word

UW(30) to UW(34) 5 → K(0) to K(4) Word 5

UW(35) to UW(37) 3 → M(0) to M(2) Word 3

UW(38) 1 ← P(10) to P(13) Bit 4

UW(39) to UW(44) 6 → D(10) to D(15) Word 6

If numbers is set over than usable numbers, maximum range numbers is used.

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CH2 device is monitored indirectly with linked GP device. CH2 link device setting is same as

CH1 data link and is able to connect multi devices and to set several stations.

In this case, D(i) is ist GP device, N_Dk(i) is that station is N, Dk(i) is ist CH2 device.

 CH2 GP connect device: D(i)

 Set for station and connect device

(3) Station N

 Start Device: N_D1(i), Bit/Word: Word, Numbers: AN

 Start Device: N-D2(i), Bit/Word: Word, Numbers: BN

 Start Device: N-D3(i), Bit/Word: Word, Numbers: CN

 Start Device: N-D4(i), Bit/Word: Word, Numbers: DN

 Start Device: N-D5(i), Bit/Word: Word, Numbers: EN

GP/LP Device(Word) Data move CH2

Station Device

First A0 units of device from D(i) Read/Write

0_D1(i) to 0_D1(i+A0-1)

B0 units of device from the next Read/Write 0_D2(i) to 0_D2(i+B0-1)

C0 units of device from the next Read/Write 0_D3(i) to 0_D3(i+C0-1)

D0 units of device from the next Read/Write 0_D4(i) to 0_D4(i+D0-1)

E0 units of device from the next Read/Write 0_D5(i) to 0_D5(i+E0-1)

A1units of device from the next Read/Write

1_D1(i) to 1_D1(i+A1-1)

B1units of device from the next Read/Write 1_D2(i) to 1_D2(i+B1-1)

C1units of device from the next Read/Write 1_D3(i) to 1_D3(i+C1-1)

D1units of device from the next Read/Write 1_D4(i) to 1_D4(i+D1-1)

E1units of device from the next Read/Write 1_D5(i) to 1_D5(i+E1-1)

… … … …

A31units of device from the next Read/Write

31_D1(i) to 31_D1(i+A31-

B31units of device from the next Read/Write 31_D2(i) to 31_D2(i+B31-

C31units of device from the next Read/Write 31_D3(i) to 31_D3(i+C31-

D31units of device from the next Read/Write 31_D4(i) to 31_D4(i+D31-

E31units of device from the next Read/Write 31_D5(i) to 31_D5(i+E31-

If Bit/Word setting is Bit, CH1 link device has same link structure as bit’s and communicates

with GP/LP.

- CH2 GP connect device:UW(30)

- Set for station and connect device

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(4) Station 1

 Start Device: K(0), Bit/Word: Word, Numbers:5, Read/Write: Write

 Start Device: M(0), Bit/Word: Bit, Numbers:3, Read/Write: Write

 Start Device: D(0), Bit/Word: Word, Numbers:4, Read/Write: Read

 Start Device: D(10), Bit/Word: Word, Numbers:6, Read/Write: Write

(5) Station 3

 Start Device: K(10), Bit/Word: Bit, Numbers:2, Read/Write: Read

 Start Device: M(16), Bit/Word: Word, Numbers:5, Read/Write: Write

(6) Station 11

 Start Device: D(20), Bit/Word: Word, Numbers:7, Read/Write: Read

 Start Device: D(30), Bit/Word: Word, Numbers:2, Read/Write: Write

 Start Device: M(32), Bit/Word: Bit, Numbers:4, Read/Write: Write

GP/LP

Data

move

CH2

Device

Numbers

Station

Device

Numbers

UW(30) to UW(34) 5 →

K(0) to K(4) Word 5

UW(35) 1 → M(0) to M(3) Bit 3

UW(36) to UW(39) 4 ← D(0) to D(3) Word 4

UW(40) to UW(45) 6 → D(10) to

D(15) Word 6

UW(46) 1 ←

K(10) to

K(11) Bit 2

UW(47) to UW(51) 5 → M(16) to

M(20) Word 5

UW(52) to UW(58) 7 ←

D(20) to

D(26) Word 7

UW(59) to UW(61) 2 → D(30) to

D(31) Word 2

UW(62) 1 → M(32) to

M(35) Bit 4

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8.4 System Information

8.4.1 Overview

It communicates always between read/write device of GP/LP and PLC device designated from

‘System Information’ dialog box of GP Editor. Depending on read device value, it controls GP/LP

operation and depending on write device value, it monitors GP/LP state.

Select [Common]-[System Information] of menu, ‘System Information’ dialog box appears.

8.4.2 Read device

Reads PLC device in GP/LP, controlls GP/L P.

Designate word device from ‘System Information’ dialog box of GP Editor.

(1) System Signal1

 Bit 0

It clears all alarm history (history and occurrence) when this bit is OFF→ON. When this

bit is ON→OFF, it does not clear alarm history.

[Common]-[Alarm History] of menu has also same alarm history clear function. ‘Alarm

History Property’ dialog box appears. Check ‘Erase History’ and designate device.

Clear alarm history by setting the designated device which operates independently

without this bit.

 Bit 1

Backlight is turned off after when this bit is OFF→ON and designated time in system

setting is passed. Backlight is turned on when this bit is OFF again or you touch the

screen. When this bit is ON state, backlight is operated and it is not operated in OFF

state.

 Bit 2

When GP/LP and external device (CH1) is not connected, or there is connection

problem, this bit is ON and displays error message.

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 Bit 3

When GP/LP and external device (CH2) is not connected, or there is connection

problem, this bit is ON and displays error message.

 Bit 4

[Disable signal for barcode input] When this bit is ON, it processes current read data

from barcode reader as invalid data.

 Bit 5

[Complete signal for barcode input read] When this bit is ON, barcode input read is

completed. Barcode reader is ready to receive new data. It switches complete signal

for barcode input write as OFF when GP/LP→PLC.

 Bit 7

When this bit is ON, it switches complete signal for numeral input bit (Bit 4 of system

signal 2) into OFF.

For further details about Bit 4 and Bit 5, refer to ‘8.13 Barcode’.

(2) Current Recipe Number

You can designate recipe number to read and write among several files of recipe. Write

several recipes in recipe and designate recipe number to this device. Send read/write trigger

signal and each operation is occurred.

+1 address of designated word device from ‘System Information’ dialog box of GP Editor is

allotted.

For further details refer to ‘8.11 Recipe’.

(3) System Signal3

 Bit 0: Buzzer control

Buzzer is ON for ON state, buzzer is OFF for OFF state.

 Bit 4: Backlight control

Backlight is OFF for ON state, backlight is ON for OFF state.

 Bit 5: Print control

It starts to print alarm when it is changed as OFF→ON.

(4) Reserved Area(12Point)

It is reserved area to add system signal.

8.4.3 Write device

It monitors GP/LP state with reading GP/LP device of PLC.

(1) Current Base Screen Number. (Write Device)

It writes current screen number of GP/LP.

When you switches screen, this device value is changed as switched screen number.

(2) Current Overlap Screen1 Number (Write Device+1)

It writes overlap window 1 screen number of GP/LP to the designated PLC device from

‘System Information’ dialog box. +1 address of designated word device from ‘System

Information’ dialog box of GP Editor is allotted.

(3) Current Overlap Screen2 Number (Write Device+2)

It writes overlap window 2 screen number of GP/LP to the designated PLC device from

‘System Information’ dialog box. +2 address of designated word device from ‘System

Information’ dialog box of GP Editor is allotted.

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(4) Input Tag ID (Write Device+3)

If there is the screen which has numeral input or ASCII input tag, it saves user ID of input

tag which completed input at this device. +3 address of designated word device from

‘System Information’ dialog box of GP Editor is allotted.

(5) System Signal2 (Write Device+4)

 Bit 0

This bit is ON when at least one alarm monitor bit is ON. Even if screen is moved and

alarm monitor bit is ON, this bit preserves the state.

 Bit 4: ON when numeral input is completed

This bit is ON when for numeral input or ASCII input tag input value is input normally.

It is not reset automatically, you should reset at PLC program separately.

 Bit 8: Barcode input signal

This bit is set when barcode input write data from GP/LP to PLC is completed.

 Bit C

This bit is set when battery is low reading voltage state of backup battery.

(6) System Signal4 (Write Device+5)

 Bit 0: Flag of alarm print (1 for printing, 0 for the other)

 Bit 5: 0.5 sec clock

 Bit 6: 1 sec clock

 Bit 7: 2 sec clock

 Bit 8: Communication port 1 frame error

 Bit 9: Communication port 1 parity error

 Bit A: Communication port 1 overrun error

 Bit C: Communication port 2 frame error

 Bit D: Communication port 2 parity error

 Bit E: Communication port 2 overrun error

(7) Time And Date (7 POINTS)

(8) Reserved Area (2 POINTS)

It is reserved area which user cannot use.

8.4.4 GP inner device

(1) System Information (UW0 to UW29)

When designating the device from ‘System Information’ dialog box of GP Editor, this device

and GP/LP inner device UW0 to UW29 shares same value.

UW area Read area Write area

UW0 Displayed screen number in GP/LP.

UW1 Displayed overlap1 screen number

in GP/LP

UW2 Displayed overlap2 screen number

in GP/LP

UW3 User ID number of input tag

UW4 System signal 2

UW5 System signal 4

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UW area Read area Write area

UW6 Clock sec (second)

UW7 Clock min (miniute)

UW8 Clock hour (time)

UW9 Date day (day)_

UW10 Date month (month)

UW11 Date year (year)

UW12 Date a day of week

UW13 Write reserved area

UW14 Write reserved area

UW15 System signal 1

UW16 Current recipe number

UW17 System signal 3

UW18 to

UW29 Read reserved area

(2) UW30 to UW2047

It is used as general data register.

(3) UW2048 to UW6047

It is used as general data registration, however, it is required to notice for using recipe.

UW area Read area Write area

UW30 User area User area

… User area User area

UW2047 User area User area

UW2048

User area(Recipe using area)

…

UW6047

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8.5 Switch Screen

8.5.1 Basic operation

This function is for that a base screen or overlap screen switches by designated word device

value. For switching a base screen, one device register must be allotted. Therefore data register

is alloted as default. Switching overlap window is available up to two for option, overlap window

1, 2 are overlapped successively on a base screen.

8.5.2 Property

Switch Screen

Description

①Base screen device Calls ‘Device Select’ dialog box to designate device for switching base

screen.

Designated device saves current displayed screen number. If changing

this device value, base screen switches into the changed device base

screen. Data register is allotted as default and you can change it.

GP inner device UW20 is designated as default.

②Device

③Overlap Window 1

Check this for using overlap window 1. The specified base screen is

overlapped depending on the designated word device value.

If both overlap window 1 and 2 are checked, overlap window 2 is

always placed on overlap window1. When it is overlapped, it is affected

on security configuration of the specified screen and it is overlapped

when it is canceled. It displays allowed security level objects and it does

not display over allowed security level object.

④Device Designate word device for switching overlap window 1 screen.

If changing this device value, overlap window 1 screen switches into the

changed device value screen.

⑤Device

⑥Overlap Window 2 Check this for using overlap window2. The specified base screen is

overlapped depending on the designated word device value.

⑦Device Designate word device for switching overlap window 2 screens. If

changing this device value, overlap window 2 screen switches into the

changed device value screen.

⑧Device

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Switch Screen

Description

⑨Do not initialize

screen switching device

This is for saving basic screen, overlap screen 1,2, and screen number

when downloading data. Designate initializing PLC device value or not.

Checking this, GP/LP maintains the set ②, ⑤, ⑧ Device value when

downloading the set value by GP Editor.

Not-checking this, GP/LP initializes each ②, ⑤, ⑧ Device value to 1,

0, and 0 when downloading the set value by GP Editor.

8.6 Security

Only allowed user can monitor important data and edit it to designate password to each base

screen and system screen. User should input correct password to allow to the desired screen

which has security.

8.6.1 Basic usage

1st From the screen to be set security, select [Common]-[Auxiliary Configuration]-

[Screen] of menu. ‘Screen Auxiliary Property’ dialog box appears. Or click right

mouse button, pop-up menu appears. Select ‘Screen’ and ‘Screen Auxiliary Property’

dialog box appears.

2nd Designate ‘Security Level’ as over 1.

3rd Security level is from 0 to 15. The screen which security level is 0 is available to

anyone without inputting password.

4th Select [Common]-[Security] of menu, ‘Security’ dialog box appears. You can desigate

password by each security level.

5th Double-click the level to be set password or select the level and click ‘Edit’ in

‘Security’ dialog box.

6th ‘Password’ dialog box appears. Input the desired password.

7th Click ‘OK’ and ‘********’ is displayed next to the level to be set password in ‘Level

Password’ box of ‘Security’ dialog box.

8th Click ‘Close’ and complete security setting.

To see the screen which is set security level in GP/LP, the password which is for this security

level or higher level should be inputted and security is released.

For example, if you input password for security level 5, you can edit the screen which have

security level 5 or below. However, you cannot edit the screen which have security level 6 or

higher.

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(1) Calling key window for inputting password

 Touch touch key with function key (FFA6) and key window for inputting password

appears.

 When switching into the screen which has higher security level than the released

security level, key window appears automatically.

※1. Password code appears when key window for password is called, it is encoded about the

top level password. When you forgot the password, send this code to Autonics and we will

inform you about the password.

(2) Reset security

Touch touch key with function key (FFAD) and reset security. When switching into the

screen which is released security, input password again.

(3) Security from system setting

You can designate security not to edit important settings from system setting menu in GP/LP.

System setting’s each below menu is able to be set security. If trying to enter the other

menu which is set security, key window for inputting password appears. Input correct

password. If wrong password is inputted, you cannot enter the desired menu.

(4) Overlap for the screen set security

When switching into base screen which has overlap screen, the screens which have higher

security level than the base screen’s level are not displayed. The screen which has same

security level or below level is displayed only.

When designating security level and password in GP Editor as following, it operates with

switching screen in GP/LP.

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Screen

Security level

Password

Base screen 1

Base screen 2

Base screen 3

Base screen 4

 Overlaps base screen 2, 3 to base screen 1 in GP Editor;

If you calls base screen 1 in GP/LP, only base screen is displayed.

 Overlaps base screen 2, 4 to base screen 3 in GP Editor:

If you calls base screen 3 in GP/LP, key pad appears automatically. Enter password

for the security level of base screen 3. Base screen 3 which is overlapped base screen

2 is displayed.

(5) Security for upload/memory function

For using upload/memory function of GP Editor, it is able to designate that only allowable

user can use these functions by inputting password.

8.6.2 Property

Security

Description

①Level Device

Check this to use level device which saves currently released top security

level.

Displayed with numeral display on the screen for checking security level of the

current screen.

If security levels from1 to 15 do not have password, this device value is 0. For

example, security level 10 has password, this device value is 10.

②Device Calls ‘Device Select’ dialog box and designate level device.

③Device Input device directly or displays the designated device

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Security

Description

④Edit

Calls ‘Password’ dialog box and edit to the selected security level at ⑥.

Password is only numbers within 8 characters.

If there is designated password, input correct password to edit it.

⑤Delete Deletes password of the selected security level at ⑥.

If there is designated password, input correct password to delete it.

⑥Level

Password List

Displays that there is password for each security level from 1 to 15.

If there is password, it displays ‘*******’ regardless of digit at right side of each

level.

Each base screen is able to have security level from 0 to 15 from ‘Security

Auxiliary Configuration’ dialog box. Each password for the level is only

numbers within 8 characters.

 Security level 0: You can see the screen which has security level 0

anytime without password.

 Security level 1 to 15: You should input password for the security level of

the screen or higher level to see the screen which has security level 1.

Every security is reset when power is resupplied with released security.

⑦Communication

Password

Displays ‘*******’ if there is password for communication.

For using upload/memory function, you should input password. ‘Password

Input’ dialog box Appears automatically.

⑧Register Register password for upload/memory function.

If there is designated password, input correct password to edit it.

⑨Delete Deletes password for communication.  If there is designated password, input

correct password to delete it.

⑩Display

password input

error message

Designate displaying password input error message in GP/LP when password

is not correct.

⑪Use system

screen security

Checking this, security function for system screen is set.

Non-checking, this, it does not use security function for system screen.

Therefore security level for system screen is 0.

⑫System Screen

Activated only with checking ⑪Use system screen security. Calls ‘Screen

Auxiliary Property’ dialog box with ‘System Screen’ tab. Select the desired

screen and click ‘Edit’ and ‘Configure Security Level’ dialog box appears to

edit security level.

The default security level of system screen is 15 and you can edit each

system screen’s security level.

If there are not set password for top level from 1 to 15, ‘Level Password’ tab of

‘Data Check’ dialog box at [Communication]-[Check Data] of menu appears to

check.

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Security

Description

⑬Level List

Check that there is password for top security level.

 If there is not the base screen which has security level any from 1 to 15,

and ⑪Use system screen security is not checked, it does not use security

function.

 If there is the base screen which has security level any from 1 to 15, and

⑪Use system screen security is not checked, only base screen uses

security function. If there is not password for top security level of base

screen, error message appears before downloading.

⑭Close Saves settings and closes ‘Security’ dialog box.

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8.7 Comment

Commnet is commonly used for alarm history, alarm list, and comment display, etc. Comment

list is for up to 2,000 and every saved list is able to download to GP/LP. Maximum list is 2,000

but be sure that capacity of memory for download has limit. You can check comment at system

menu in GP/LP.

Comment color for alarm history, alarm list, and comment display is not set from each tag, but is

set from comment list.

Comment list is saved as text file, and you can register comment list from comment list of text file.

Select [Common]-[Comment] of menu, ‘Comment List’ dialog box appears. You can edit about

the comment.

Comment List

Description

①Comment

Number Input to jump comment number.

②Jump Jumps to input comment number at ⑥. Jumped comment number is listed

at first to scroll the list.

③No. Displays comment number.

④Comment Displays comment content.

⑤,⑥ Text Color Displays comment text color.

⑦Input Comment Input comment content.

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Comment List

Description

⑧Search As Word Input the desired comment to search.

⑨Search In

Forward

Search the comment which is same as the input comment at ⑧ with higher

comment number direction than currently selected number. The searched

comment is listed at first to scroll the list.

⑩Search In

Backward

Search the comment which is same as the input comment at ⑧ with below

comment number direction than currently selected number.

ⓐOK Saves current setting, closes ‘Comment List’ dialog box.

ⓑCancel Does not save current setting, closes ‘Comment List’ dialog box.

ⓓCopy Copies selected item.

ⓔPaste Pastes copied or cut selected item.

ⓕCopy/Delete

This function is to copy or delete several comments on the list

subsequently. ‘Comment Copy/Delete’ dialog box appears.

①Operation: Copy, Delete

②Start Number: Start number of to be copied/deleted item.

③End Number: End number of to be copied/deleted item.

④Destination Number: Destination number to be copied.

⑤Copy Frequency: Number of copy frequency

⑥OK: ①Operation is ‘Copy’: Copies comments of from start number to end

number to from destination number comment with the designated copy

frequency subsequently.

①Operation is ‘Delete’: Deletes comments of from start number to end

number.

ⓖEnter Registers input comment content at ⑦ to comment list.

ⓗImport From File Registers comment list from comment list of text file or XML file.

ⓘSave As File Saves comment list as text file or XML file

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When saving comment list, text file form;

//Comment number

’Comment content’,

Color,0,0,0,0

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8.8 Alarm History

Alarm history is feature for recording alarm history. It is able to record occurred time, restored

time, the number of frequncy by designating. You can print alarm list by connecting serial printer,

check it by uploadding to PC. Alarm history is the object which can exist only one on a screen.

8.8.1 Alarm history property

8.8.1.1 Basic tab

Basic

Description

①Mode



History: Displays the date and time of ON and the specified comment.

 Cumulation: Displays history mode content and occurrence frequency.

②Number Of

Alarm

Designate the number of monitored bit device. Range is 1 to 256.

When designating the lead device in ‘Monitor Device’ tab, later bit device is

monitored object.

③Observation

Period

Designate monitor period cycle. Range is 600ms(6) to 80sec(8000) with

100ms interval.

④Detail Display

Designate detail display type by pull-down menu. Displays detail screen with

base or window screen depending on the setting of touch key for detail screen

display with key code FFA6H.

 Not Displayed: Does not display detail screen.

 Comment Window: Displays detail screen as comment window form

Move alarm history cursor to view detail screen and touch detail screen

view touch key, designated comment window screen appears as window.

The specified alarm’s comment appears at window.

 Base Screen: Move alarm history cursor to view detail screen and touch

detail screen view touch key, designated base screen for detail screen

appears. It is able to return to the previous screen after confirming detail

information to place switch touch key for previous screen.

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Basic

Description

⑤Store History Check this to designate save device for saving the number of current occurring

alarm. Register at ⑦Device not stored alarm of currently occurring alarms.

⑥Device Calls ‘Device Select’ dialog box and designate word device for saving the

number of occurred alarm.

⑦Device Input device directly or displays the designated device for saving the number

of occurred alarm.

⑧Erase History

Designate bit device for deleting alarm history and the number of alarm

frequency. Every alarm history and the number of alarm frequency are deleted

when designated bit device at ⑩ turns ON. During that time, any alarm is not

registered.

⑨Device Calls ‘Device Select’ dialog box and designate device for delete current alarm

list.

⑩Device Input device directly or displays the designated bit device.

⑪When number

of alarm

occurrence

exceed the

maximum value,

erase old alarm

occurrences.

Check this for delete the oldest alarm when alarm history is over 1024 to

not able to register new alarm anymore.

Activated only with history mode, not activated with cumulating mode.

⑫Delete Deletes all designated values at ‘Alarm History Property’ dialog box, sets as

default value and closes this dialog box.

⑬Comment Edit Calls ‘Comment List’ dialog box and edit the registered comment list.

⑭System

Information Calls ‘System Information’ dialog box and edit the information of alarm history

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8.8.1.2 Monitor device tab

Monitor Device

Description

①Channel Displays monitored bit device channel

②Station Displays monitored bit device station

③Device Displays monitored bit device

Bit devices are displayed by then designated number of bit device in ‘Basic’

tab. Click ‘Edit’ to edit device and comment number of the device.

④Comment Displays to be recorded comment number when alarm occurs (same line

device is ON).Select the desired number and click ‘Comment Edit’ to edit the

comment.

⑤Display

Displays comment number or base screen number for displaying detail

screen.

If detail display of ‘Basic’ tab is ‘Comment Window’, it displays comment

number. If detail display is ‘Base Screen’, it displays base screen number.

⑥Order of display

number

Activated only with when detail display of ‘Basic’ tab is ‘Comment Window’ or

‘Base Screen’.

Designated displaying comment number of base screen number

continuously for detail screen or not.

 Continuous: Comment number or base screen number is designated

continuously.

 Random: Click ‘Edit’ and designate detail screen/comment number as

desired.

⑦Edit Calls ‘Edit' dialog box to designate monitor device, comment/display number,

and device reset.

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Monitor Device

Description

Designate lead device for alarm history and ‘Edit’ dialog box appears with all

activated items. When selecting devices of after lead device, only ‘Device

Reset’ item of ‘Edit’ dialog box is activated to set individually. If ‘Order of

display number’ is set as random and selecting devices of after lead device,

‘Device Number’ is also activated to set individually.

①Type: It is fixed as Bit. (It does not support word device.)

②Device: Set lead bit device for monitoring.

③Comment Number: Designate comment number to be displayed. Click

‘View’ and ‘Comment List’ dialog box appears. You can check the registered

comment and designate comment number.

④Display Number: Designate display number at ④Comment. If ‘Detail

Display’ of ‘Basic’ tab is as ‘Comment Window’, this number is for displaying

comment window when touching detail screen touch key. Click ‘Browse’ and

‘Comment List’ dialog box appears to check registered comment and

designate comment number. If ‘Detail Display’ of ‘Basic’ tab is as ‘Base

Screen’, this number is for switched base screen number when touching

detail screen touch key. Click ‘Browse’ and ‘Screen Image’ dialog box

appears to check drawn base screen and designate screen number.

⑤Device Reset: The device which has checked this is reset when touching

the touch key with FFAAH.

⑧Copy

Designates device reset and copies properties of ⑤Display. Calls ‘Copy’

dialog box. Designate source number item and check device reset or display

number to copy that properties at destination number item with copy

frequency.

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8.8.1.3 Touch key for alarm history

Cursor control to select specified line displaying detail information in basic function of alarm

history is used with appropriate key code configuration and arranging on screen.

Key code

Function

Description

FFA4h Show cursor When touching touch key with key code FFA4, it is displayed as

top of alarm list is selected when there is an alarm in alarm list

screen.

FFA5h Hide cursor When touching touch key with key code FFA5, alarm list cursor

does disappeared.

FFABh Move cursor

upward When touching touch key with key code FFAB, upper item of

currently selected is changed as selected state.

FFACh Move cursor

downward When touching touch key with key code FFAC, below item of

currently selected is changed as selected state.

FFA8h Erase the alarm

in cursor When touching touch key with key code FFA8, currently selected

item is deleted.

FFA9h Erase all

restored alarm When touching touch key with key code FFA9, restored alarm list

is deleted.

FFA6h Calls detailed

alarm

information

When touching touch key with key code FFA6, detail screen

[window comment or base screen] of selected item is displayed.

FFAAh Reset device When touching touch key with key code FFAA, if reset device for

monitor device is ON and the specified alarm list item is selected

during listing alarm history, the device is reset.

 Show cursor (FFA4h)

 Hide cursor (FFA5h)

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 Move cursor upward (FFABh)

 Move cursor downward (FFACh)

 Erase the alarm in cursor(FFA8h)

 Erase all restored alarm (FFA9h)

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 Calls detailed alarm information(FFA6h)

 Reset device (FFAAh)

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8.9 Floating Alarm

8.9.1 Basic operation

When the desiganted alarm device(Bit device) is ON state, the specified comment is displayed

as designated font size moving right to left at the bottom of the screen.

When alarm is released (OFF), comment does disappears. ASCII character with up to 512 is

displayed in a line, it moves as width font size unit and is displayed on a object in screen.

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8.9.2 Property

Floating Alarm

Description

①Number Of

Device Designate the number of monitored bit device. Range is 1 to 256.

②Device Designate lead device of monitored bit device.

③Device

Input device directly or displays the designated device.

From designated device, devices are subject to monitor as the number of

device.

④Comment

Number

Designate displayed comment number when lead device is ON.

When device is ON, to be displayed comment corresponds in this number

successively.

⑤View Calls ‘Comment List’ dialog box and displays registered comment on project.

Select the desired comment number to be input at ④Comment Number.

⑥Use Vector Font

Activated only for color type (GP-S070, LP-S070). Non-checking this, it uses

bitmap font. Checking this, it displays as following.

①Font size, ②Bold font, ③Italic font, ④Underline, ⑤Strikethrough

⑦Font Size

(Width)

Designate width font size of comment by pull-down menu.

 Range: 1,2,3,4,

⑧Font Size

(Height)

Designate height font size of comment by pull-down menu

 Range: 1,2,3,4,

⑨Delete Deletes all designated values at ‘Floating Alarm’ dialog box and closes this

dialog box.

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8.9.2.1 Allow floating alarm

To operate floating alarm, you should designate it as following. Select [Common]-[Auxiliary

Configuration]-[Screen] and ‘Screen Auxiliary Property’ dialog box appeared. Click ‘Edit’ and

‘Screen Auxiliary Configuration’ dialog box appears. Check ‘Allow Floating Alarm’ to operate

floating alarm.

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8.10 Monitor Status

Monitor status function is to monitor ON/OFF state of designated bit bevice (monitor device).

Depending on that state it turns ON/OFF bit device of PLC or inputs numeral value to specified

word device.

Select [Common]-[Monitor Status] and ‘Monitor Status’ dialog box appears. You can desigate

about monitor status such as monitor device, observe period, and operation for trigger, etc.

However, this menu is activated only with when GP/LP type is set as GP series from ‘GP/PLC

Type’ dialog box of [Common]-[GP/PLC Type]. This menu is not available to LP series.

8.10.1 Basic action

There are two monitor functions to whole project or to the specified screen.

 Monitors to project function

Regardless currently displayed screen in GP, monitors the designated monitor device. If it

satisfies trigger conditions, it executes the set operation.

 Monitors to screen function

If currently displayed screen in GP is set monitor, monitors the designated monitor device. If

it satisfies trigger conditions, it executes the set operation.

8.10.2 Execution order

1st GP reads monitor device of designated PLC.

2nd Determines whether monitor device satisfies trigger conditions or not. (GP inner)

3rd If it satisfies trigger conditions, sets the specified bit device, or word device value.

(GP→PLC)

4th Waits next sampling cycle.

Repeats 1st to 4th execution.

It it satisfies trigger conditions at the point of previous sampling time, it skips designated

operation for current time. When trigger conditions are lasted during successive sample section,

designated operation executes in the first sample. For momentary action which maintains

momentary ON the device only when it satisfies trigger conditions, device is turned ON from

OFF by PLC program or forced input.

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8.10.2.1 Action

When monitor device is satisfied trigger condition, action is devided as bit or word.

(1) Bit action

Bit action has four kinds operation.

① Set: Turns ON the device when trigger occurs.

② Reset: Turns OFF the device when trigger occurs.

③ Alternate: Alternates the current state of designated device when trigger occurs.

④ Momentary: Maintains momentary ON the designated device only when trigger occurs.

The above feature is for device state with sampling at set, reset, alternate, momentary

action. Trigger 1, and trigger 2 display two trigger device state. When both is ON, it

satisfies trigger conditions.

Below feature is for the monitor operation to turn ON Y0 device when two bit trigger devices

as M100, M101 is both ON.

GP screen has the lamp for Y0 state. At the first feature, both M100 and M101 are OFF

state, it does not satisfy trigger conditions and the lamp for Y0 does not turn ON. When both

M100 and M101 are ON, it satisfies trigger conditions, and the lamp for Y0 turns ON.

(2) Word action

1) 16 bit word setting: Assigns the value to 16 bit word device.

2) 32bit word setting: Assigns the value to 32 bit word device.

You can designate this as fixed value or as indirect using device.

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Example of setting indirect: In case, designated trigger device as M100(ON), Fixed

value=10, Indirect device=D50 for M100. When M100 in ON, D50 value + 10 is set at D100.

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8.10.3 Property

 When trigger occurs, the number of save device point for monitoring at each project and

screen is 40 by a project, 40 by a screen. Therefore, monitor trigger is total 80.

 When designating monitor bit device as screen unit, monitor bit of called overlap screen at

base screen does not operated, designated monitor bit at base screen operates only.

 For window screen, state monitor function is not available.

8.10.3.1 Project tab

Project

Description

①Trigger/Operation Displays currently designated trigger/operation.

②Ordinary Operates monitor one time with minimum cycle which is able in system.

③Sampling Operates monitor with user-defined time cycle at ④.

④Sampling Activated only with selected ③.

Default is 1 and range is from 1 to 60 sec by 1 sec.

⑤Add Calls ‘Trigger/Action’ dialog box and add trigger/action up to 40.

⑥Edit Calls ‘Trigger/Action’ dialog box and edit the selected item.

⑦Copy Copy the selected item.

⑧Paste Paste copied item to end number of this list.

⑨Delete Deletes selected trigger/action on the list.

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8.10.3.2 Screen tab

The descriptions of ‘Screen’ tab is almost same as ‘Project’ tab’s. The designation of ‘Project’ tab

is regardless of GP screen. But the designation about monitor operation of ‘Screen’ tab is for

currently displayed screen in GP. The monitor operation for other screens does not execute.

Therefore, ‘Screen’ tab has ‘Base Screen’ setting.

 Base Screen

Designate the base screen number to apply monitor operation. You can select base screen

number to input with spin box or to click ‘View’. ‘Screen Image’ dialog box appears to select

the desired base screen.

8.10.3.3 Trigger tab

Click ‘Add’ or ‘Edit’ in ‘Monitor Status’ dialog box, and ‘Trigger/Action’ dialog box appears. Set the

trigger device and trigger conditions. You can set each individual trigger conditions for two bit

device.

If both trigger 1, 2 are set, it operates the designated function when both conditions are satisfied

at the same time. You should set trigger 1, but setting trigger 2 is not necessary.

Trigger

Description

①Trigger1 Designate trigger state (On or Off) of trigger 1.

②Device Calls ‘Device Select’ dialog box and designate trigger 1 device.

③Device Input device directly or displays the designated trigger 1 device.

④Trigger2 Designate trigger state (On or Off) of trigger 2.

⑤Device Calls ‘Device Select’ dialog box and designate trigger 2 device.

⑥Device Input device directly or displays the designated trigger 2 device.

⑦Device Sets as trigger 2 is not designated.

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8.10.3.4 Operation tab

Operation

Description

①Operation

Designate the operation for occurring trigger by pull-down menu.

 Momentary: Maintains momentary ON the bit device only when trigger is

satisfied trigger condition.

 Set: Turns ON the bit device when trigger occurs.

 Reset: Turns OFF the bit device when trigger occurs.

 Alternate: Alternates the current state of the bit device when trigger occurs.

 Word Configuration(16bit): Sets the value to 16 bit word device.

 Word Configuration(32bit): Sets the value to 32bit word device.

②Number of

Device

Designate the number of device which this setting is applied. From designated

device at ④, designated operation operates as the number of device

continuously.

[Limit the number of device]

 Bit device: 40

 16bit word device: 20

 32bit word device: 10

③Data

Activated only when operation is set ‘Word Configuration(16bit)’ or ‘Word

Configuration(32Bit)’.

 Number With Sign: Device value is set as number with sign.

 Number Without Sign: Device value is set as number without sign.

For word device, depending on connected device type, it may use only 32bit.

Refer to ‘GP, LP user manual for communication’.

④Device

Designate the device for operation.

If operation is for bit device, ‘Device Select’ dialog box for bit appears, or for

word device, ‘Device Select’ dialog box for word appears.

⑤Device Input device directly or displays the designated device

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Operation

Description

⑥Fixed

Activated only with when operation is for bit device.

Check this to designate specified word device as fixed value when trigger

occurs.

Ex) Set operation for trigger with non-checking ⑧Indirect and setting as

⑤Save device= D100, ⑦Fixed value=64, ②Number of device=4:

D100 ← 64

D101 ← 64

D102 ← 64

D103 ← 64

⑦Fixed Activated only with when operation is for word device and with checking ⑥.

Designate fixed value to be saved at word device when trigger occurs.

⑧Indirect

Activated only with when operation is for word device. Check this to set the

specified word device same as any device value when trigger occurs.

Adds the current value of indirectly designated word device to set fixed value

and saves it at the designated word device.

⑦Fixed+⑨Indirect device value → ⑤Save device

Indirectly designated device’s type depends on operation device type. For

example, save device is designated as 32 bit word device, indirectly designated

device’s type is also set as 32 bit type.

⑨Indirect Input device directly or displays the designated indirect device.

⑩Device Calls ‘Device Select’ dialog box and designate indirect device.

⑪FMOV

Activated only with when operation is for word device and ②Number of Device

is set over than 2.

Adds the current value of indirectly designated device to fixed value and saves

at all save devices.

Ex) ⑦Fixed=100, ⑨Indirect=D100, ⑤Save Device= D200(16bit), ②Number

Of Device =3

Write operation when trigger occurs;

D100 ← The value of 100 +D100

D101 ← The value of 100 +D100

D102 ← The value of 100 +D100

⑫BMOV

Activated only with when operation is for word device and ②Number of Device

is set over than 2.

The operation to add the current value of indirectly designated device to fixed

value and to save at all save devices is same as FMOV. However, BMOV is that

creating serial device as the number of point from indirectly designated device

as lead device.

Ex) ⑦Fixed =100, ⑧Indirect=D100, ⑤Save Device=D200(16Bit), ②Number

Of Device=3

Write operation when trigger occurs;

D200 ← 100(Fixed value)+D100

D201 ← 100(Fixed value)+D101

D202 ← 100(Fixed value)+D102

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8.11 Recipe

It reads or writes several PLC devices at once.

Read or write is operated by read or write trigger.

This recipe function transmits volumes of data to device with a write operation and saves

volumes of PLC inner device value to recipe area device of GP/LP with a read operation.

 GP recipe area device: UW2048 to UW6047

 LP recipe area device: UW2048 to UW6047

8.11.1 Basic operation

 Select [Common]-[System Information] of menu, ‘System Information’ dialog box appears.

Designate the device for ‘System Signal1’ and check ‘Current Recipe Number’.

 Creates each recipe file

You can create recipe file from 1 up to 256. Recipe file name is up to 32 character of ASCII

character and recognition of recipe file in GP/LP is not by recipe file name but recipe file

number. You can designate recipe file name as a convenient.

 Designates read/write trigger device

You can designate each read/write trigger. If you do not use recipe read function, you do not

need to designate read trigger. However, you should designate write trigger.

 Designates conditions for read/write trigger

You can set ON or OFF. When ON is set, trigger occurs in rising edge of trigger device.

When OFF is set, trigger occurs in falling edge of trigger device.

 Designates save device

You can set only 16 bit word device as save device up to 4,000 per one recipe. Except of

first recipe, the number of device and read/write trigger setting of other recipe file are fixed

as the setting of first file’s. You can edit only device and device data type, and device initial

value.

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8.11.1.1 Execution order

1st Reads read/write device of PLC.

2nd Confirms read/write trigger.

3rd If read/write trigger occurs, it reads recipe device and recipe file number. Operates

read/write operations for the specified file.

(1) Recipe read operation

Reads all of each PLC device registered recipe file and set the specified device value to

recipe area device.

(2) Recipe write operation

Sets all PLC devices registered recipe file to recipe area device as each saved value.

 Maximum capacity of memory for recipe function is about 256X4000X(16bit)=2,000kbyte.

However, be aware that actual memory capacity of GP/LP does not meet this when you set

this.

 Flash memory is able to be damaged physically when executing write operation more than

regular frequency. It is require not to occurring read trigger frequently by proper PLC

program or other device setting.

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8.11.2 Property

8.11.2.1 Recipe dialog box

Recipe

Description

①Recipe name Displays designated recipe name.

②Channel Displays PLC channel for recipe.

③Station Displays PLC station for recipe.

(PLC which does not support station is displayed ‘-’.)

④Device Displays lead device for set recipe.

⑤Points Displays recipe device point of each recipe.

⑥Edit Calls ‘Recipe Property’ dialog box and edit the selected item or create new

recipe.

⑦Copy Copies the selected item.

⑧Paste Pastes copied item on the list box.

⑨Delete Deletes selected item.

⑩Delete All Deletes all recipes on the list box.

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8.11.2.2 Recipe property dialog box

(1) Operation contents tab

Operation

Contents

Description

①Recipe Name Input recipe name which is up to 32 character of ASCII character.

②Device Calls ‘Device Select’ dialog box and designate lead word device for

recipe.

③Number Of

Device Input device directly or displays the designated word device.

④Number Of

Device

Designate the number of device. From the designated lead device,

recipe function is operated by series of the devices. Up to 4,000 can

be designated.

⑤Data Type Select data type 16bit With Sign or 16bit Without Sign by pull down

menu.

For word device, depending on connected device type, it may use only 32bit. Refer to ‘G P, L P

user manual for communication’.

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(2) Read trigger tab

Read Trigger

Description

①② Device Designate bit device for read trigger.

③Trigger



On: Executes read operation when designated device turns ON.

 Off: Executes read operation when designated device turns OFF.

(3) Write trigger tab

Write Trigger

Description

①② Device Designate bit device for write trigger.

③Trigger



On: Executes write operation when designated device turns ON.

 Off: Executes write operation when designated device turns OFF.

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(4) Recipe device tab

Recipe Device

Description

①Channel Displays PLC channel for recipe.

②Station Displays PLC station for recipe.

(PLC which does not support station is displayed ‘-’)

③Device Displays lead device for recipe.

④Device value Displays set initial value of recipe area device and edit it.

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8.12 Time Action

This function is for the specified bit device of inner PLC to turn ON/OFF when designated time

and day. You can designate each time action of inner GP/LP by GP Editor, or by from GP/LP

system menu, [Functionality]-[Time Switch]. You can designate bit device up to 8 with

consecutive number.

Designated bit device turns ON when start time, and turns OFF when end time.

8.12.1 Basic operation

Select [Common]-[Time Action] of menu, ‘Time Action’ dialog box appears.

When downloading designated action data from ‘Time Action’ dialog box of GP Editor,

designated items are displayed at GP/LP system meun [Functionality]-[Time Switch]. It is not

able to upload items of GP/LP system menu [Functionality]-[Time Switch] to GP Editor.

8.12.2 Property

8.12.2.1 Time action dialog box

Time Action

Description

①Action Displays designated bit device for time action.

②StartTime Displays start time of each action.

③EndTime Displays end time of each action.

④Day Displays start day of week of each action.

⑤Delete All Deletes all designated items.

⑥Delete Deletes selected item on the list box.

⑦Edit

Calls ‘Time Action Attribute’ dialog box and edit details about each time

action.

Bit device related with action is designated when editing the first item of list

and other items have successive address after the device and they allotted

automatically.

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8.12.2.2 Time action attribute dialog box

Time Action

Attribute

Description

①Start time Designate start time (hour, minute, second) of action.

②Start day Check start day of week of action.

③End time Designate end time (hour, minute, second) of action.

 ‘Operation’ tab is for designation bit device for action. It is able to designate lead device for

the first item only.

 Designated bit device turns ON when start time of checked day and turns OFF when end

time.

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8.13 Barcode

It reads data from barcode reader and saves it to PLC.

8.13.1 Basic operation

For barcode reading, you should designate the followings in GP Editor at first.

 Designate device and data saving area for barcode reading from [Common]-[Barcode] of

menu.

 Designate system signal 1 of system information from [Common]-[System Information] of

menu.

Barcode reading action is controlled by three bits of designated device in system information.

① Limit signal for barcode input[PLC→GP/LP]

Bit4 of word device designated in read device of system inforatmon in GP Editor.

When this bit turns ON, it does not read barcode input.

② Completion signal for barcode read[PLC→GP/LP]

Bit5 of word device designated in read device of system inforatmon in GP Editor.

When this bit turns ON, barcode input signal is OFF and barcode input is prohibited until

this signal is reset.

③ Barcode input signal[GP→PLC]

Bit8 of system signal 2 of system information in GP Editor is alloatted.

This bit turns ON automatically when GP/LP saves all of barcode input values to save

device of PLC.

When completion signal for barcode read is set, this bit is reset.

Limit signal for barcode input and completion signal for barcode read should be controlled by

PLC program.

Barcode information from barcode reader is saved at barcode device. After this, when reading

barcode, it saves same device. You should move read barcode information to other area. Please

create logic for controlling limit signal for barcode input and completion signal.

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8.13.2 Barcode read order

1st Reset limit bit of barcode input and completion bit of barcode read to make readable

state.

2nd Barcode input signal is set when reading barcode.

3rd Set limit bit of barcode input not to read input anymore.

4th Move saved data at barcode device to other area.

5th Set completion bit of barcode and barcode input signal is reset.

6th Repeat 1st to 4th execution.

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8.13.3 Save

Select [Common]-[Barcode] and ‘Barcode’ dialog box appears.

Designate device for saving data from barcode reader.

When designating lead device and device point, successive word register as points including

lead device is used for saving barcode data.

 Lead device saves the number of byte (the number of character) and after this devices save

read (ASCII) code.

 If data is less than the number of designated device for saving, other area is filled with

20H[SPACE].

 If data is more than the number of designated device for saving, it saves data up to

available area and the others are not saved. In this case, lead device saves actual reading.

In case, Barcode=‘1234567’, Device=D100, Number of device= 7;

Device Saved data

ASCII

Character

Description

D100 0007H

The number of read byte.

D101 3231H ‘1’‘2’

Saves data in order of from lower byte to upper byte. D102 3433H ‘3’‘4’

D103 3635H ‘5’‘6’

D104 2037H ‘7’ ’ ’

After last device address is filled with 20H (space).

D105 2020H

D106 2020H

In case, Barcode=‘1234567’, Device=D100, Number of device=4;

Device Saved data

ASCII

Character

Description

D100 0007H The number of read byte.

D101 3231H ‘1’‘2’ Saves data in order of from lower byte to

upper byte.

The other data is not saved.

D102 3433H ‘3’‘4’

D103 3635H ‘5’‘6’

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8.13.4 Specification of available barcode reader

In order to use barcode reader, you should set connection as ‘Barcode’ from GP/LP system

setting [Environment]-[Serial Communication] and speed, data length, etc also as connected

barcode reader’s specification.

Interface RS232/RS422

Speed

300, 600, 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400, 57600 bps

Data length

7, 8 Bit

Stop bit

1, 2 Bit

Parity

ODD, EVEN, NONE

Flow control

XON/XOFF, DSR/DTR, NONE

Communication

format

ASCII character code and exit code CR[0DH] [ASCII data + Exit code]

Interface, and speed are designated same with other serial devices connected with GP/LP.

8.14 Auxiliary Configuration

8.14.1 Project

Refer to ‘2.1.2 Project auxiliary property’.

8.14.2 Screen

Base Description

①Screen Number Displays all base screen of the project as a list.

②Edit Edit the selected base screen at ①.

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You can designate for cursor movement for key action, allowing floating alarm, background color,

and security level of each base screen’s configuration.

(1) Cursor Movement

Designate cursor movement when touching ENT, CLR, UP, or DOWN key window at

numeral input, ASCII input mode by pull-down menu.

 No Movement

When touching CLR, ENT key window, key window is not closed and cursor does not

move to other input tag. Even though touching UP or DOWN key window, cursor does

not move to other input tag.

 Order Of User ID

When touching ENT, cursor moves in order to designated user ID.

 Touching at ①: Repeats ①→③→④→②→③→④→②③④

 Touching at ②: Repeats ②→③→④→②③④

 Touching at ③: Repeats ③→④→②→③→④→②③④

 Touching at ④: Repeats ④→②→③→④→②③④

 Hide Cursor And Key Window

When touching CLR/ENT, it hides cursor and key window. If there are designated

user ID and destination ID, cursor moves in accordance with designated value

when touching UP/DONW key window.

(2) Other Configuration

Designate allowing floating alarm function or not. Checking this, the designated comment

floats when designated alarm at ‘Alarm Floating’ dialog box occurs.

Input

tag

User ID

Destination

① 3 1

② 4 1

③ 1 2

④ 2 4

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(3) Background Color

Designate background color of current editing screen.

 Mono type(GP-S044, GP-S057, LP-S044): White/Black

 Color type(GP-S070, LP-S070): 24bit True Color

(4) Security Level

Designate security level of current editing screen.

Security level 0 is not designated security state, security level 1 is the lowest and security

level 15 is top level. For further detail, refer to ‘8.6 Security’.

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9.1 USB driver installation

‘GP/LP USB Driver’ is driver for communication PC and GP/LP by USB cable.

Before installing ‘GP/LP USB Driver’, visit our homepage(www.autonics.com) and download

setup file.

Downloaded zip file name is as following.

GP_LP_Series.inf, GP_LP_Series.sys

(1) Install with found new hardware wizard

1st Connect GP/LP to PC with USB cable and ‘Found New Hardware Wizard’ operates.

2nd Select ‘No, not this time’ and click ‘Next’.

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3rd Select ‘Install from a list or specific location (Advanced)’ and click ‘Next’.

4th Select ‘Don’t search. I will choose the driver to install.’ and click ‘Next’.

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5th Select ‘Show All Devices’ for common hardware type and click ‘Next’.

6th Select ‘(Standard system devices)’ and ‘HID-compliant game controller’ and

click ’Have Disk’ and ‘Install From Disk’ dialog box appears.

7th Click ‘Browse’ , designate GP/LP USB Driver folder and click ‘OK’.

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8th Select ‘GP/LP Series’ as below feature and click ‘Next’.

During installing driver, if following message appears, click ‘Yes’ and continues

installing driver.

9th Processes installing GP/LP USB Driver.

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10th Click ‘Finish’ and comepletes installing driver.

You can check installed driver at [Start]-[Control Panel]-[System]-[Hardware]-[Device

Manager].

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(2) Install with device manager

1st If ‘Found New Hardware Wizard’ does not operate, you can install USB driver at

[Start]-[Control Panel]-[System]-[Hardware]-[Device Manager].

Uninstalled driver displays ‘?’ as following feature.

2nd Click ‘Autonics GP/LP Series’ with right mouse button and pop-up menu appears.

Select ‘Properties’.

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3rd ‘Autonics GP/LP Series Properties’ dialog box appears. Click ‘Reinstall Driver’.

4th ‘Found New Hardware Wizard’ operates. Next steps are same as ‘(1)Install with found

new hardware wizard’ and please refer this.

5th After installing GP/LP USB driver, you can check installed AUTONICS USB Flash

Disk USB Device as mass storage device and GP/LP Series USB driver at [Device

Manager].

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9.2 GP Editor runs in Windows 7 operating system

To run GP Editor in windows 7 operating system, you need to configurate it as following.

(If an account of Window7 is ‘Adminstrator’, GP Editor runs normally without configuration.)

9.2.1 GP Editor runs as administrator

1st Select ‘GP Editor’ icon and click it with right mouse button and pop-up menu appears.

Select ‘Properties (R)’.

2nd ‘GP Editor Properties’ dialog box appears. Select ‘Compatibility’ tab.

(Check one ‘Compatibility mode’ or ‘Privilege Level’.)

Checking compatibility mode: Check ‘Run this program in compatibility mode for:’ and

select ‘Windows XP (Service Pack 3)’ by below pull down menu and click ‘OK’.

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Checking privilege level: Check ‘Run this program as an administrator’ and click ‘OK’.

3rd Executes GP Editor, ‘User Account Control’ dialog box appears. Click ‘Yes(Y)’ and

GP Editor executes.

To disable ‘User Account Control’ dialog box, refer to ‘9.2.3 Disable to user account

control dialog box’.

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9.2.2 In case of no administrator account (Create administrator

account windows 7)

1st Select [Start]-[Control Panel]-[Add or remove user accunts].

2nd Click ‘Create a new account’.

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3rd Enter the desired account name in ‘Name the account and choose an account type’

and select ‘Administrator (A)’ and click ‘Create Account’.

4th It completes creating administrator account.

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9.2.3 Disable to user account control dialog box

1st Select [Start]-[Control Panel]-[System and Security].

2nd Click ‘Change User Account Control settings’.

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3rd ‘User Account Control Settings’ dialog box appears. Select as ‘Never notify’ and click

‘OK’.

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