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GTWIN

Brand: Panasonic | Category: Monitor
Table of contents
  1. safety precautions
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. Table Of Contents
  6. Table Of Contents
  7. before you start
  8. Chapter 1 Features and Functions
  9. Features and Functions of GT Series
  10. Options and Repair Parts
  11. Software Usage Environment and Applicable Cables
  12. Chapter 2 Names and Functions of Parts
  13. part names
  14. GT02/GT02L
  15. GT05/GT12/GT32
  16. GT02
  17. GT02L
  18. GT11/GT12
  19. GT21
  20. GT05/GT32/GT32-E
  21. USB Port
  22. Ethernet Port
  23. Chapter 3 Installation and Wiring
  24. Installation
  25. Restriction According to Mounting Directions
  26. Mounting Screws
  27. GT01 and GT11 Installation Method
  28. GT05/GT32/GT32-E Installation Method
  29. GT02/GT02L/GT12 Installation Method
  30. Installing in Vertical Orientation
  31. Grounding
  32. Wiring the COM Port
  33. GT02/GT02L (5 V DC)
  34. RS232C Communication
  35. RS422 (RS485) Communication
  36. Precautions when Wiring Ethernet Port (GT32T1)
  37. How to Install the Battery (Lithium Button Battery)
  38. Dead Battery Mark
  39. About the Waterproof Packing
  40. Chapter 4 Connecting with PLC
  41. GT Link Connection
  42. Connecting to the PLCs made by Other Companies
  43. rs232c connection
  44. RS232C Connection with PLC Tool Port
  45. RS232C Connection with FP-X COM Port
  46. RS232C Connection with FP0/FP0R COM Port
  47. RS232C Connection with FP-e COM Port
  48. RS232C Connection with FP2/FP2SH COM Port
  49. difference of terminal blocks between gt models
  50. RS422 Connection with FP-X COM Port
  51. RS422 Connection with FP2/FP2SH COM Port
  52. RS422 Connection with C-NET Adapter
  53. RS485 Connection
  54. RS485 Connection with FP0R COM Port
  55. RS485 Connection with FP-X COM Port
  56. RS485 Connection with FPΣ COM Port
  57. RS485 Connection with FP-e COM Port
  58. RS485Connection with FP2/FP2SH
  59. Precautions When Communicating With RS485
  60. Connection With a PLC
  61. Through Function
  62. How to Make Communication Settings Using the FPWIN GR
  63. Chapter 5 Troubleshooting
  64. What to DO If Something Unusual Occurs (GT01/GT11/ GT21)
  65. What to DO If Something Unusual Occurs (GT02/GT02L/GT05/GT12/GT32)
  66. GT Series Error Codes
  67. When Connected to a FP Series PLC
  68. When Connected to a PLC (FX Series) Made by Mitsubishi Electric Corporation
  69. When Connected to a PLC Made by Omron Corporation
  70. When Connected to Modbus
  71. When Performing General-purpose Serial Communication
  72. Chapter 6 Specifications
  73. general specifications
  74. Performance Specifications (GT01)
  75. Function Specifications (GT01)
  76. Interface Specifications (GT01)
  77. Performance Specifications (GT02)
  78. Function Specifications (GT02)
  79. Interface Specifications (GT02)
  80. Performance Specifications (GT02L)
  81. Function Specifications (GT02L)
  82. Interface Specifications (GT02L)
  83. Performance Specifications (GT05)
  84. Function Specifications (GT05)
  85. Interface Specifications (GT05)
  86. Performance Specifications (GT11)
  87. Function Specifications (GT11)
  88. Interface Specifications (GT11)
  89. Performance Specifications (GT12)
  90. Function Specifications (GT12)
  91. Interface Specifications (GT12)
  92. Performance Specifications (GT21)
  93. Function Specifications (GT21)
  94. Interface Specifications (GT21)
  95. Performance Specifications (GT32)
  96. Function Specifications (GT32)
  97. Interface Specifications (GT32)
  98. Sound Output Specifications (GT32T1 Only)
  99. Performance Specifications (GT32-E)
  100. Function Specifications (GT32-E)
  101. Interface Specifications (GT32-E)
  102. Chapter 7 Dimensions and Other Documentation
  105. GT05
  106. GT11
  107. GT12
  109. GT32
  110. GT32-E
  111. AIGT8152
  112. AIGT8175
  113. Table of Screen Messages
  114. BIN/HEX/BCD Code Correspondence Table
  115. ASCII Code Table
  116. record of changes
GTWIN first page preview

GTWIN

Brand: Panasonic | Category: Monitor
Table of contents
  1. safety precautions
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. Connection With Mitsubishi PLCs
  6. MELSEC-FX1S/ FX1N/ FX1NC Series
  7. Direct connection to the TOOL port
  8. Using an Adapter
  9. MELSEC-FX2N/ FX2NC/ FX3U/ FX3UC/ FX3G / FX3GC Series
  12. MELSEC-L (Serial communication) Series
  14. MELSEC-L (CPU) Series
  16. MELSEC-Q (Serial communication) Series
  17. MELSEC-Q (Serial communication) series (RS232C)
  18. MELSEC-Q (CPU) Series
  20. MELSEC-A (Computer Link) Series
  22. Connection With Omron PLCs
  23. Omron SYSMAC-C Series (C/α/CV/CP1)
  24. SYSMAC C series (using link interface) (RS232C)
  25. SYSMAC α series (using link interface) (RS232C)
  26. SYSMAC CV series (using link interface) (RS232C)
  27. SYSMAC CP1 series (using link interface) (RS232C)
  28. SYSMAC CP1 series (RS422/RS485)
  29. When using the peripheral port of CPM2C
  30. Omron SYSMAC-CS/CJ Series
  31. SYSMAC CS1 series (1:1) (RS232C)
  32. SYSMAC CJ1 series (1:1) (RS232C)
  33. SYSMAC CS1/CJ1 series (1:1) (RS422/RS485)
  34. SYSMAC CJ2M series (1:1) (RS232C)
  35. When using the peripheral port
  36. Connection With Toshiba Machine PLCs
  37. PROVISOR TCmini Series
  38. RS232C Connection
  39. RS485 connection
  40. Connection With Rockwell Automation (Allen-Bradley) PLCs
  41. Allen-Bradley SLC500 MicroLogix Series
  42. SLC500 series(using link interface on the CPU unit)
  43. MicroLogix1000/1100
  44. Connection With Siemens PLCs
  45. Siemens S7-200 Series
  46. RS232C Connection (Connected with PC/PPI Cable)
  47. RS422 Connection
  48. Connection With LS Industrial Systems PLCs
  49. MASTER-K (Cnet) Series
  50. Connection Method
  51. Connection With Yokogawa PLCs
  52. FA-M3 Series
  53. Connection Using PC Link Module
  54. CPU Direct Connection
  55. Connection With Keyence PLCs
  56. KV-10/16/24/40 Series
  58. KV-700 Series
  60. KV-700 Series Connected using Unit KV-L20R/V
  62. KV-1000 Series
  64. KV-1000 Series Connected using Unit KV-L20R/V
  66. KV-3000 Series
  68. KV-3000/5000 Series Connected using Unit KV-L20R/V
  70. KV Nano Series
  72. KV Nano Series Connected using Unit KV-L20R/V
  74. Connection With Hitachi PLCs
  75. EH-150/EHV Series
  79. MICRO-EH Series
  81. Web Controller Series
  85. Connection in Modbus (RTU Mode)
  86. Modbus (RTU Mode | modicon PLC)
  87. Modbus (RTU Mode)
  88. Modbus (RTU Mode) for Temperature Control Unit, etc
  89. Connection Method (Example)
GTWIN first page preview

GTWIN

Brand: Panasonic | Category: Industrial Equipment
GTWIN first page preview

GTWIN

Brand: Panasonic | Category: Touch terminals
Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. Table Of Contents
  6. Table Of Contents
  7. Table Of Contents
  8. overview of gtwin
  9. windows vista
  10. booting gtwin
  11. read from gt
  12. gt memory editor
  13. gt ver_up
  14. modem connection
  15. create new file
  16. gtwin configuration
  17. basic setup
  18. basic communication area to plc
  19. start-up screen
  20. countdown timer
  21. hold device value
  22. alarm history setting
  23. alarm history control
  24. line graph
  25. line graph control
  26. operation security
  27. gt link
  28. how gt link functions
  29. index registration
  30. gt panel system menu overview
  31. clear memory
  32. test menu
  33. dip switch settings to prevent system menu display
  34. usable sd memory cards
  35. copy screen data to the sd memory card
  36. copy screen data to the gt
  37. copy plc program files to the plc
  38. copy plc program files to the sd memory card
  39. delete data from the sd memory card
  40. fp monitor
  41. uninstalling fp monitor
  42. using fp monitor
  43. system register monitor screen
  44. device monitor screen
  45. what you see on your monitor
  46. menu bar
  47. graphic bar
  48. size/coordinate bar
  49. base screen
  50. parts library
  51. new parts library
  52. flowchart symbols library
  53. screen manager
  54. file menu
  55. print style setup
  56. printer setup
  57. keyboard screen
  58. login screen
  59. plc model convert
  60. convert fixed (gtwin) font
  61. change device
  62. edit menu and common editing functions
  63. multiple copy
  64. view menu
  65. draw menu
  66. base screen menu
  67. parts menu
  68. using the bitmap editor
  69. sd recipe
  70. specify file no. by control device
  71. flow display
  72. write device
  73. operation security password
  74. multi-language exchange string list
  75. setup with the string list
  76. log file and csv file structure
  77. log file setup
  78. control setup for data logging
  79. window menu
  80. help menu
  81. switch parts
  82. multi function
  83. lamp parts
  84. message parts
  85. data parts
  86. basic setup for data parts
  87. input settings for data parts
  88. bar graph parts
  89. clock parts
  90. alarm list parts
  91. history of alarms in time order
  92. history of alarms in order of frequency
  93. list of active alarms
  94. comparing line graph modes
  95. basic setup in sampling mode
  96. basic setup in block mode
  97. line graphs combined with bar graphs
  98. keyboard parts
  99. basic setup for keyboard parts
  100. operation setup for keyboard parts
  101. custom parts
  102. custom lamp and custom message parts
  103. replacement tab for custom parts
  104. troubleshooting
  105. screen messages
  106. general-purpose serial communication error codes
  107. operation security function
  108. cautions regarding connecting the 5v dc type
  109. connecting to the com port of fp-x
  110. connecting to the com port of fpΣ/fp0(r)/fp-e
  111. connecting to the com port of fp2/fp2sh
  112. connecting to the c-net adapter
  113. connecting via gt link
  114. gt link using fp-x
  115. gt link using fp
  116. introduction to the gt_sd_reader
  117. working with gt_sd_reader
GTWIN first page preview

GTWIN

Brand: Panasonic | Category: Touch terminals
Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. Table Of Contents
  6. Table Of Contents
  7. Introducing GTWIN
  8. Overview of GTWIN
  9. Windows
  10. Booting GTWIN
  11. Read From GT
  12. GT Memory Editor
  13. Upload Line Graph Information
  14. GT Ver_UP_V3
  15. Create New File
  16. The GTWIN User Interface
  17. What You See on Your Monitor
  18. Menu Bar
  19. Toolbars
  20. Base Screen
  21. Parts Library
  22. Standard Library with Parts Available for All GT Panels
  23. GT02 - GT32 Libraries
  24. GT703/GT704/GT707 Libraries
  25. Screen Manager
  26. Login Screen
  27. Keyboard Screen
  28. System Setting
  29. GT Panel System Menu
  30. GT Panel System Menu Overview
  31. Port
  32. Clear Memory
  33. Test Menu for GT02 - GT32
  34. DIP Switch Settings to Prevent System Menu Display
  35. SD Memory Card Functions
  36. Usable SD Memory Cards
  37. Restrictions
  38. Copy Screen Data to the SD Memory Card
  39. Copy Screen Data to the GT
  40. Copy PLC Program Files to the PLC
  41. Copy PLC Program Files to the SD Memory Card
  42. Delete Data from the SD Memory Card
  43. FP Monitor
  44. Uninstalling FP Monitor （except for GT703/GT704/707
  45. Using FP Monitor
  46. System Register Monitor Screen
  47. Device Monitor Screen
  48. Password Management Screen
  49. Shared Memory Monitor Screen
  50. Menus
  51. File Menu
  52. Print
  53. Print Style Setup
  54. PLC Model Convert
  55. Convert Fixed (GTWIN) Font
  56. Change Device
  57. Export/Import Character String List for Multi-Language Exchange
  58. Edit Menu and Common Editing Functions
  59. Multiple Copy
  60. Character String List
  61. GTWIN Configuration
  62. View Menu
  63. Draw Menu
  64. System Setting Menu
  65. Basic Setup
  66. GT Communication Parameters
  67. PLC Multiple Connection
  68. Clock Setting
  69. Multi-Language Exchange
  70. GT Link
  71. Recipe
  72. SD Recipe
  73. Operation Security
  74. Auto-Paging
  75. Start-Up Screen
  76. SD Memory Card
  77. Alarm History and Alarm History Setting
  78. Line Graph
  79. Index registration
  80. Countdown Timer
  81. Flow Display
  82. Write Device
  83. Data Logging
  84. Log File and CSV File Structure
  85. Log File Setup
  86. Record Area Control for Data Logging
  87. Recipe List
  88. Transferring Recipe Files
  90. How to Save SD Recipe Data on the SD Memory Card
  91. SD Recipe Basic Setup
  92. Specify File No. by Control Device
  93. SD Recipe Recipe Setting
  94. Entering and Reading Device Values
  95. Handshake Using Write Device
  96. Operation Security Password
  97. Communication
  98. Window menu
  99. Help Menu
  100. Parts and Their Functions
  101. Switch Parts
  102. GT02 - GT32 Switch Parts
  103. Normal Switch Parts
  104. Function Switch Parts
  105. GT703/GT704/GT707 Switch Parts
  106. Changing the design of parts
  107. Lamp Parts
  108. Message Parts
  109. Data Parts
  110. Basic Setup for Data Parts
  111. Input Settings for Data Parts
  112. Bar Graph Parts
  113. Clock Parts
  114. Alarm List Parts
  115. History of Alarms in Time Order
  116. History of Alarms in Order of Frequency
  117. List of Active Alarms
  118. Line Graph Parts
  119. Display Data" Options on "Display" Tab
  120. Line Settings" Tab When "Reference Data" = "Device" (Basic Setup)
  121. Line Settings" Tab When "Reference Data" = "SD Card (Logging Data)" (Basic Setup)
  122. Comparing Line Graph Modes
  123. Basic Setup in Sampling Mode
  124. Basic Setup in Block Mode
  125. Line Graphs Combined with Bar Graphs
  126. Keyboard Parts
  127. Basic Setup for Keyboard Parts
  128. Operation Setup for Keyboard Parts
  129. Custom Parts
  130. Troubleshooting
  132. Screen Messages
  133. GT Series Error Codes
  134. PLC Error Codes
  135. General-Purpose Serial Communication Error Codes
  136. What to do if Something Unusual Occurs
  137. Operation Security Function
  138. SD Card Data Upload from GT to PC
  139. Introduction to the GT_SD_Reader
  140. Working with GT_SD_Reader
  141. Glossary of terms
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