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&-		Section 7-1

NT600S Symptoms	Cause	Remedy

Buzzer sounds, RUN LED	Malfunction due to external noise.	Distance the communication cable from the source of
is OFF.		the noise and insert a noise filter in the power supply
		line.

Touch panel does not	Malfunction due to external noise	Distance the communication cable from the source of
respond		the noise and insert a noise filter in the power supply
		line.

	Touch panel is broken.	Check the touch panel by performing the touch panel
		test in the I/O check in the maintenance mode.
PC mode changes to	The NT600S changes the mode	This is normal with the NT600S specification. When
monitor mode.	during host link communication.	using a PC that can also be connected using the NT
		link, connect it with the NT link (the mode is not
		changed when using the NT link).

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Operation Manual NT-seriesProgrammable TerminalCat. No. V022-E3-1 Page Visual Aids OMRON Product References•OMRON,1997 Page TABLE OF CONTENTS SECTION5, # SECTION APPENDICES INDEXSECTION SECTION About this Manual Manuals Creatingand Transferring Screen Data ?%%%##+#PRECAUTIONS 3 Safety Precautions 2 General Precautions1 Intended Audience Safety Precautions continued Safety Precautions continued Severe temperature variations Safety Precautions continued tionPage SECTION Functions of the NT600S Role and Operation of NT600S SectionAlarm Production Line Status 2-1-1 Operations of NT600SSection Displays Screens Features Functions of NT600S2-2-1 Section Section 2-2-2Principal Functions of NT600S SectionFunctions Related to the Data Display Functions Related to the Data Input 2-2-3 Comparison between NT600S and NT600MSection Section put notification 2-2-5Displays Touch SwitchesSection Characters text When using the Host Link/NT Link 1:1 Function 2-3System ConfigurationSection Section Reference NT Link 1:N SystemsC200HX/HG/HE OMRON PC NT600S I/O connecting cable C200H interface unit SectionType NT-LB122 Support tool Personal computer IBM PC/AT or compatible Section 2-4Direct Connection FunctionFunction 2-4-1What is the NT Link 1:N Features of the NT LinkSection Reference Section 2-4-2C200H Direct CommunicationAdvantage of C200H Direct Communication Section 2-5Functions of the Allocated Bits and WordsFunctions of Display Elements Touch switches Allocation destination: Bit Section Example of the PT status control area application SectionExample of the PT status notify area application 2-6Communications by RS-232C Operation commandsTerminal commands Section 2-7Before Operating When using Host Link/NT Link/RS-232CSection Reference Section Equipment or SoftwarePage SECTION Hardware Settings and Connections 3-1Description of Parts and Settings 3-1-1Description of PartsSection Front View Rear View SectionNT600S-ST121-EV NT600S-ST121B-EV Section 3-1-2DIP Switch SettingsReference 3-2-1Installation to the Operation Panel 3-2InstallationSection 3-2-2Power Supply Connection Section 3-2-3Grounding Section 3-3Connecting to the Support Tool Section 3-4Connection to a PC by the Host Link Compatible PCs3-4-1 Section Connecting to a PC with a 25-pinConnector 3-4-2Connecting the NT600SSection $& Section Connecting to a PC with a 9-pinConnectorConnecting the NT600S to a C Series CQM1 Unit Connecting to C Series C200HX/HG/HE 3-4-3PC Switch Settings Connecting to C Series CPM1When Long-DistanceTransmission is Required Section Connecting to a Host Link Unit Setting the front switchesSetting the rear switches Setting the front switches I/O port selection selector switch Setting the rear switchesSection Section Setting the rear switchesC500/C1000H rack-mountingtype: C500-LK203 Section Setting the rear switchesCPU-mountedtype: C120-LK201-V1 Unit # SW3 and SW4 Set these switches to “0” Setting the front switchesSection Setting the frontswitches Connecting to a CPUSection Making the PC system settings Switch settings C200HS,C200HX/HG/HE, CQM1Switchsettings CPM1 PC system setting area settings When using port A of C200HX/HG/HE When using port B of C200HX/HG/HEWhen using CPM1 Section 3-5-1Compatible PCs 3-5Connection to a PC by the NT Link 1:1Section 3-5-2Connecting the NT600S When Long-DistanceTransmission is RequiredSection If a Cable Longer Than 5 m is Required Switch setting C200HS,C200HX/HG/HE, CQM1 3-5-3PC Switch SettingsSection Section 3-6-2Connecting the NT600S Units 3-6Connection to a PC by the NT Link 1:N3-6-1Compatible PCs Section Connection Diagram Section Converter Unit Connector Specifications Section Section Wiring MethodRS-422Aconnection RS-232CCable Wiring NT600S-ST121B-EV RS-422ACable Wiring ➀RS-422ACable Wiring ➁ Section RS-232CCable Wiring SectionRS-485connection NT-AL001to NT-AL001 NT-AL001Converter Unit DIP Switch Settings SectionRS-422Aconnection, RS-232Cat the PC side RS-485connection, RS-232Cat the PC side Section RS-422Aconnection, RS-422Aat the PC sideRS-485connection, RS-485at the PC side NT600SNT600SNT600S 3-6-3PC Switch Settings Section 3-7-1Compatible PCs Section Mounting and Setting the C200H Interface Unit SectionC200H Interface Unit Part Names and Functions Mounting the Unit to the NT600S C200H Interface Unit Switch Settings SectionRemoving the unit out while keeping a firm grip I/O connecting cable 3-7-2Connection MethodSection Section Connection to a C200H/C200HS, C200HX/HG/HECPU unit I/O connection cable Section Only one CPU unit can be connected Power ON Power OFFSwitch the power OFF in the following way Section 3-8-1Host Computer Communication Settings 3-8-2Connector Pin Arrangement3-8Host Connections by RS-232C Section Connecting to the Host Computer Section SECTION System Menu Operation 4-1Operation Flow by the System Menu Memory Switch Setting pageSystem Maintenance page Section 4-2-1Changing the System Settings etc 4-2Starting the NT600SProcedure Section 4-3-1System Menu and the Operation Modes 4-3Operation Modes and the System MenuSection SYSTEM MENU Quit Transmit Mode Maintenance mode 4-3-2Menu TreeSection 4-3-3Operations with the System Menu Section SYSTEM MENU Quit Transmit Mode Maintenance Mode MAINTENANCE MENUPT Setting Status Memory Switches 4-4-1Initialization of the Screen Data 4-4Initializing MemorySection Section SYSTEM MENU Quit Memory Switches Initialize the Screen Data Memory? Confirm CancelSection MEMORY INITIALIZATION MENU Quit Section SYSTEM MENU Quit Initialize the Memory Tables? Confirm Cancel MAINTENANCE MENUPT Setting Status Memory Switches Memory Switches Initialize the Display History? Confirm CancelInitialization of the Memory Switch Section Section SYSTEM MENU Quit Section 4-5Registering the Screen DataTransmission --Transmission in File Units Section Transmission in Screen UnitsReference Support tool Section SYSTEM MENU QuitTRANSMIT MODE EXIT Section MEMORY SWITCH MENU 1/2 Memory SwitchesSetting Functions and the Memory Switch Menu EXIT Automatic Reset Selecting the Host Communication Method 4-6-1 4-6-2Baud Rate Selection Host Link Only 4-6-3Setting Unit Numbers NT Link 1:N Only MAINTENANCE MENU 4-6-4 Setting the RS-232CCommunication ConditionsSection 4-6-5Selecting the Automatic Reset Function Select “Memory Switches” 4-7Starting the Operation Section 4-8-1Setting the Key Press Sound 4-8Various System SettingsSection Using the Buzzer 4-8-2Setting the Buzzer Section Setting the Buzzer SectionEXIT NEXT 4-8-3Backlight OFF / EL Screen OFF Function Section Select “Memory Switches” Section Section Menu shown below 4-8-5Setting the Support Tool Mode Section Section Support Tool Mode 4-9-1I/O Check 4-9System MaintenanceSection SYSTEM MENU Quit Transmit Mode Maintenance Mode Section Transmit Mode Maintenance Mode Section Checking the LCD/EL display SectionChecking the Backlight NT600S-ST121Only Section SYSTEM MENU Quit Section SYSTEM MENU Quit 4-9-2Checking the NT600S DIP Switch Settings Section Checking the PT setting Status 4-9-3Checking the PT Setting StatusSection MAINTENANCE MENU Section 4-9-4Display History Section Section SYSTEM MENU Quit Section Display in time order SECTION NT600S Functions 5-1Creating and Transmitting Screen Data Section Screen Data Creation Procedure 5-1-2Creating Screen DataSection Section Select “Edit Screen” Section Select a screen number and press Enter Section Transmitting Screen Data to the NT600S 5-2Outline of Functions 5-2-1NT600S ScreenSection Screen Management Section Types and Attributes of Characters and Figures Reference Smoothing SectionTypes and Attributes of the Figures 5-2-3Communication with the Host Communication Using RS-232CSection Controllable NT600S Functions Section Ascertainable NT600S Statuses 5-3Screen Display 5-3-1Classification of ScreensSection Normal Screen Continuous Screens SectionExample continuous screens 5-3-2Screen Attributes Numeral Setting AttributeSection Production Status Bit input attributes RS-232Ccommunication only SectionBacklight attributes NT600S-ST121only 5-4Memory Tables 5-4-1 Character-StringMemory TableSection Displaying a Character-string Section 5-4-2Numeral Memory TableDisplaying a Numeral Section Numerals Which can be Displayed 5-5Bar Graphs 5-5-1Bar Graph FunctionsSection Bar Graph AttributesPage Section To display a value below 0 % Sign display “Yes” When the frame is displayed Section 5-6Lamps 5-6-1Lamp FunctionsSection Lamp Attributes Section Controlling lamps in a batch OMRON SectionOMRON Section 5-7Touch SwitchesCorrect use Section 5-7-1Functions of Touch SwitchesReference Functions of touch switches Section 5-7-2Standalone Function Section Section 5-7-3System Key FunctionsAllocation of System Key Functions 5-8-1Function of Numeral Keys 5-8Numeral SettingSection 5-8-2Types of Numeral Setting Section Section Thumbwheel Type Ver.5 Direct Connection Only 5-8-3Creating Numeric Keys Section Section Continuous screens and overlapping screens Selecting the Numeral Setting Area for Data Input 5-8-4Using Numeric KeysSection numeric values including a decimal point Only When Direct Connection Ver.5 is Specified 5-8-5Using Thumb Wheel KeysSection Section Upper/lower limit checkPage SECTION Using Host Link/NT Link/C200H Direct Equipment and Settings Used in This Chapter Allocatable Bits and Words6-1-1 6-1-2 6-1-3NT600S Status Control and Notification to PC &00&Section NT600S operation &00& Section Section ReferenceNT600S operation NT600S operation example &00& Section Reference Reference &00& SectionReference PT status notify bits 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 Bit 6-1-4Switching the Screen Display Section Example of Display Screen Switching Section &00& 6-1-5Notifying the Display Screen to the PCSection &00& Section PT status notify area: Word Section 6-2Memory Tables and Bar GraphWriting Words to the Character-StringMemory Table Direct specification Section Section Writing Numerals to the Numeral Memory Table Setting the Words of the Numeral Memory Table Section Contents of the numeral memory tables SectionAvailable allocation words Stored as a single word Section Numeral memory table display examples Character-stringmemory table display example Example of character code bestriding words 3 Section Section PC ladder program Section 1 is explained Section NT600SLine Section 6-2-4Copying the Memory TableReference Section Available allocation wordsMemory Map page Use “table edit” Normal Section Section PC ladder program Changing the Contents of Allocated Words 6-2-5Upgrading Bar GraphsSection Reference Reference 6-3Lamps, Touch Switches, and Numeral Setting 6-3-1Allocation Bits and Display of LampsSection Example of batch lighting Procedure Section Section LineProcess Conveyor Loading Robot Arm Section Method for PC Notification and NT600S Control Section Notes on the Notification Operation Changing the Status of Allocated Bits 6-3-4Lit Flashing and Unlit Touch Switch StatusesSection Section Momentary : 0 OFF ... Not pressed 1 ON ... Pressed Section Application RUN STOP Section 6-3-6Notification of Numbers to the PC Section Section Restrictions on allocating words Section Lineunit unit 6-4-1Controllable NT600S Functions 6-4NT600S Status ControlSection Section Connection to RS-232Cport of C200HX/HG/HE Reference Reference Sectionbuzzer stop attribute function is allocated 6-4-2How to Control NT600S Functions ProcedureSection Application Section PC program Create the following PC ladder program Section 6-5-2Reading the NT600S Operating Statuses Section Example of Using the PT Status Notify Bit Section Section Program operation SECTION Using the RS-232CInterface Unit 7-1-1Communication Procedure 7-1 RS-232CInterface Unit CommunicationsSection OPEN #%1 Section Operation by Operating CommandsOperation by Terminal Commands Message from Host to NT600S 7-1-2Precautions Command LengthInterval Between Transmitted Commands Controlling PT Status with Operating Commands 7-1-3Notification and Control of Touch Switches Section Table of Commands 7-1-4Operating Commands Terminal Commands Delete 7-2Commands Sent by the Host 7-2-1Displaying the ScreenDisplay Specified Screen Switching the Display Screen 7-2-2Memory Tables Request Screen NumberWrite Character-stringMemory Table Section 4-digitWrite Numeral Memory Table 8-digitWrite Numeral Memory TableSection Writing Numerals Copy Memory Table SectionFormat Description 7-2-3Lamps and Touch Switches Lamp and Touch Switch Display Bit SpecificationSection Format Lamp and Touch Switch Display Status Enquiry Bit OFF: The lamp or touch switch is turned offSection Example Touch Switch Disable Touch Switch EnableDisabling/Enabling the Touch Switch Input Section 7-2-4Controlling the NT600S Status Screen Display ControlBuzzer Control Section System Menu Display Permission PT Status EnquiryInitialize Display History Enquiry of the Battery Voltage Status Display Mode Control SectionFormat Description 7-3Commands Sent by the NT600S 7-3-1Screen Display7-3-2Memory Table Screen Number Response 7-3-3Lamps and Touch Switches Lamp and Touch Switch Display Status Response8-digitNumber Input Notify ported to the Host with this command Touch Switch Bit Output from NT600S to Host Notifying that a Touch Switch Has Been PressedSection Format Touch Switch Number Output from NT600S to Host PT Battery Status ResponseNotifying Low Battery Voltage Section 7-4Terminal Commands 7-4-1Clearing the Screen7-4-2Displaying a Character-String Clear Screen Specify Character Enlargement Normal DisplayCanceling the Inverse/Flashing Display Section Set Inverse Display End Inverse DisplaySet Flashing Display Canceling the Inverse Display End Flashing Display Set Cursor PositionReference Canceling the Flash Display Section 7-4-3Displaying Figures Specify Displayed CharactersDraw Polyline Section Draw Circle SectionDisplaying the Circle Format 7-5-1Use of Programs 7-5Key to ProgramsSection 67.$6$3 Section+01@ ##############################23456782249 1###1 D!4244D%#L?#?+/%11 1?1N+ 1-.1> Page CI+1E 0&/RJ249H+ JK1/1 B!684965D671 JK11JK11JK11.M ######################################4I645C2 JK11 JK11JK11+ 2D5IUU1 54!745673 D634567684934567 4B34567Page Page 54!7 921<=154!78 54!74U =4$=##!$%0=4&4%46&% ?55.+ 8-1Hardware Faults Section Section Responding to Displayed Error Messages Errors Occurring when the Power is Turned ONErrors Occurring During Operation 8-2-1 Screen when an error has occurred during sending 8-2-4Communication ErrorsSection Overrun Error Section 8-3Maintenance of the NT600S SectionSpare PT Backlight Replacing the Backlight SectionScrew securing CFL case lid CFL case lid Section 3.Remove the backlight Replacing the Battery SectionOperation ips head screwdriver, then open the CFL case lid 3.Pull out the battery together with the connector Section Inspection and Cleaning Cleaning MethodSection Inspection Method Section Cautions on replacing the NT600SPage Specifications General SpecificationsAPPENDIX A Appendix A Performance Specifications Display SpecificationsPanel Specifications Appendix A Display Element Specifications Appendix ADisplay Capacity Number of numeral memory tables that can be used Special Features Appendix A Communications Specifications Appendix AFor a Host Link For an NT Link 1:1 Dimensions APPENDIX BAppendix B POWER RUN Installation Cable InstallationAppendix B Unit : mm inch Installation and Removal &!#0!891APPENDIX C Handling the RS-232C/RS-422Converter Unit Installation on a DIN Rail Installation in an Operation Panel&!#0!891 Appendix C APPENDIX D NT600S Installation EnvironmentAppendix D Transportation and Storage of the PT Appendix DNote on transportation Note on storage APPENDIX E Making the Cable for Connection to the PCAppendix E Parts Required NT600S Connector Specifications 9-pin Appendix ECorrect Use an NT600S to a C-SeriesHost Link 2. C500-LK201and C200H-LK201-V1only Wiring Connections Appendix E $0& Appendix E Communication Port 1 25-pinConnectorCommunication Port 2 9-pinConnector an NT600S to a CVM1/CV-SeriesHost Link Unit Wiring Connections Communication Port 1 25-pinConnectorCommunication Port 2 9-pinConnector Appendix E Appendix E Applicable CPU Appendix E previous to 15Y5 cannot be connected NT-AL001 RS-422Aterminal block specifications WiringAppendix E For NT600S-ST211B-V Appendix E Making the CableCable Preparation Appendix E Soldering Preparing RS-232CConnector Cables Connector Cover AssemblyAppendix E Recommended Parts Connecting to an RS-232C/RS-422Converter Unit 1:1 APPENDIX F#0!891*+ Appendix F RS-422ACable Wiring #0!891*+Appendix F APPENDIX G Appendix G Wiring Connections APPENDIX HParts Required Appendix H With a 9-pinConnector Appendix H Periodic Processing When Using Direct Connection APPENDIXNT600S Internal Processing Appendix Appendix Event Processing When Using Direct Connection AppendixNT600S processing Details of processing APPENDIX J Host Link UnitModel List Appendix J CPUs For Connection Via a Host Link Appendix J CPUs For Connection Via an NT Link 1:N CPUs For Connection Via an NT Link 1:1Appendix J Related Parts and Equipment for PT RS-232C/RS-422Converter UnitRS-232CAdapter Appendix J Parts Used for Connection Cables with connectorsApplicable connectors Appendix J APPENDIX K Option ListAppendix K Replaceable Backlight ... NT600S-CFL01 Appendix K Chemical-resistantCover .. Type NT600S-KBA01 Battery ... 3G2A9-BAT08 This is a lithium battery used for memory backupAppendix K C200H Interface Unit ... NT-LB122 APPENDIX L OMRON C-SeriesMemory MapOMRON CV-SeriesMemory Map PC Memory Map Special Characters English Character Codes APPENDIX MAppendix M Hex Digits Appendix M 1: Used as the prefix for mark data codes 2 bytesPage INDEX Initialization by using the DIP switch Initialization of the display history data Lamp and touch switch display status Lamp and touch switch display statusMemory initialization by using the DIP Set a system key function for a touch Touch switches used to call the system Use touch switches for notification to thePage Revision History NT-series Programmable TerminalOperation Manual