NT21_Setup Manual (V068-E1-1) (986757), страница 36
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Boards and Unitswith earlier lot numbers cannot be used to establish a high-speed 1:N NT Link.204Appendix FModel ListLink Adapters (RS-232C/RS-422A)ModelNT-AL001SpecificationRS-232C: 9-pin connectorRS-422A/485: 8-pin terminal blockNote: The RS-232C connector is insulated from the RS-422A/485 terminal block.NS-AL002RS-232C: 9-pin connector (This connector can be connected directly to serial port B on the NT21.)RS-422A/485: 8-pin terminal blockNote: The RS-232C connector is not insulated from the RS-422A/485 terminal block.RS-232C Adapter and RS-422A AdapterModelSpecificationCPM1-CIF01Links the RS-232C port of a NT21 and the peripheral port of a CPM1, CPM2A, CPM2C, SRM1(compatible with host link, and NT Link (1:1))CPM1-CIF11Links the RS-422A port of a Link Adapter and the peripheral port of a CPM1, CPM2A, CPM2C, SRM1(compatible with host link)Related Parts and Equipment for PTNameModelNT Support Tool*OptionspRemarkNT-ZJCAT1-EV5Compatible with PC/AT personal computersFor Windows 95/98/NT (English version)CD-ROMNT20S-KBA04Reflection-suppressing protective sheet for NT21NT20S-KBA01Chemical-resistant cover for NT21NT-MF261Memory Unit for NT213G2A9-BAT08Spare battery* The system installer and the NT21 system program (Ver.
1) are included with the NT Support Tool.205Appendix GOption ListProtective Sheets ... NT20S-KBA04Attached to the display to prevent irregular reflection or contamination. The entire sheet is colorless and transparent. The five sheets make a set.Chemical-resistant Covers ...
NT20S-KBA01Covers the front panel and protects it from various chemical agents. The entire sheet is milky white and made ofsilicone rubber.207Appendix GOption ListThe sheet offers protection against the following chemical agents.Protects againstDoes not protect againstBoric acidHexaneSulfuric acidLubricating oilNitrogenBenzeneAmmonia gasButaneCarbonic acid gasCarbonic acidPhenolChlorinated solventsGlycerinNaphthaleneAmmonia waterSoy bean oilCalcium chlorideTolueneDeveloping fluid (hypo)AcetaldehydeLardFor information on chemical agents not listed in the table above, please inquire whether or not protection is offered(if the chemical agent is one against which silicone rubber is recognized as offering protection, please use thisproduct even if the agent is not listed in the “Protects against” column of the table above).Replacement Battery ...
3G2A9-BAT08This is a lithium battery used for memory backup.Note Dispose of any battery that has been dropped on the floor or otherwise subjected to excessive shock. Batteries that have been subjected to shock may leak if they are used.Memory Unit ... NT-MF261This is a special unit for reading/writing the screen data and the system programs in an NT21. Data is transmittedby DIP switch setting at the Memory Unit.208IndexNumbersCommunication Board, 41, 51, 55, 60, 70Communication Boards, 781:N connection among RS-422A ports, 89Communication condition, 1251:N connection to the host’s RS-485 port, 92Communication condition settings for bar code readers, 1441:N connection using the host’s RS-232C port, 95Communication condition settings for the host link method,125ACommunication errors and their remedies, 181Communication method for communications with the host, 125Allowable power supply voltage range, 187Communication method settings, 126Automatic transmission (Memory Unit), 33Communication methods, 10Communication port, 10BCommunication type, 10Communication Unit, 201bar code reader, connecting, 29Communications specifications, 190Battery cover, 14Connecting a bar code reader, 29Before operating, 7Connecting directly between RS-232C ports, 63Brightness adjustment, 188Connecting the NT Support Tool, 28Connection method, 10CCPU, 70CPUs, 51, 55, 60, 78, 80Cable connection dimensions, 194CPUs (for connection via a host link), 201Calling the System Installer mode, 118CPUs connectable with Host Link Units or Expansion Communication Board, 70Calling the System Menu, 108Cell size (Touch panel), 188Changing the system settings, 120Checking communication at serial ports, 163Checking communication with the NT Support Tool, 162Checking interfaces, 161Checking screen data, 153Checking the backlight, 158Checking the battery voltage, 160Checking the buzzer, 157Checking the LCD (screen display), 158Checking the PT setting status, 149Checking the RUN Indicator, 158Checking touch switches, 160DDevice check, 156Dimensions, 187Disabling/enabling System Menu display, 120Disabling/enabling writing to the screen data memory, 120Display, 13Display color, 188Display device, 188Display specifications, 188Displaying and printing the display history record, 150Displaying the calendar and clock, 147Downloading the system program, 120Chemical–resistant cover, 207Cleaning method, 185Clearing screen data, 110, 121EClearing/installing the system program, 119Effective display area, 188clock, displaying the date and time, 147Enclosure ratings, 187Comm.
A Method, 125Error messages, 176Comm. B Method, 125Errors in the system installer mode and their remedies, 181209IndexErrors occurring at start of operation, 177Errors occurring during operation, 179Errors occurring on screen data initialization and transmission,180Errors when using a Memory Unit, 36Expansion interface connector, 14Expansion Mode, 106Memory Uniterrors, 36usage, 31Memory unit, 208Menu tree, 107RUN mode, 105System Installer Mode, 105External interface specifications, 188, 189NF–HFunctional ground terminal, 18General specifications, 187GR terminal, 14Grounding, 18, 187Host link method, 40, 69Host Link Unit, 41Host link unit, 201Noise resistance, 187NT Link1:1 NT Link, 511:N NT Link, 55, 80high-speed 1:N NT Link, 60, 83setting 1:1 NT Link communications conditions, 129setting 1:N NT Link communications conditions, 129NT Support Tool, 205Connecting, 28Number of dots, 188Number of switches (touch panel), 188IOInitializing alarm history record data, 113Initializing display history record data, 112Initializing the memory switches, 116Initializing the memory tables, 114Initializing the recipe tables, 117Inspection method, 185Installation environment, 16Operating ambient humidity, 187Operating ambient temperature, 187Operating environment, 187Operating force, 188Operation at startup, 104Operation modes, 105Installation in the operation panel, 16L–MPPeripheral devices that can be connected, 6Power consumption, 187Life expectancy (backlight), 188Life expectancy (display panel), 188Life expectancy (touch panel), 188Link Adapters, RS-232C/RS-422A, 205maintenance, 173Maintenance Mode, 106Making the cable, 197Making the cable for connecting a PC, 199Power input terminals, 14Power supply connection, 17precautions, xiPrecautions to be observed when transmitting screen data, 124Programming Console function, 165Programming environment, 189Protective sheet, 207PT, 201Manual transmission (Memory Unit), 35Manuals, 8Memory initialization, 110RMemory link method, 63, 85Rated power supply voltage, 187Memory switch, 125Relationships among modes, 105Memory switch setting screen, 134Replacement battery, 208210IndexReplacing the battery, 184Setting the host link method, 127RS–232C adaptor, 205Setting the “Key Press Sound”, 136RS–422A adaptor, 205Setting the Memory Link Method, 132RS-232C/RS-422A Link Adapter, 205Setting the resume function, 140RUN, 105Setting the retry count, 142RUN Indicator, 13Setting the time–out interval, 142Shock resistance (operating), 187SSpecial features, 189Starting operation, 133Screen data composition and transmission units, 123Starting the NT21, 104Screen data memory check, 159Storage ambient temperature, 187Screen Saver function, 138Support Tool, 205Connecting the NT Support Tool, 28Selecting menu items, 108Serial Communication Board, 40, 55, 60, 69, 83Serial Communication Unit, 40Serial port A, 7, 10Serial port A connector, 14Serial port B, 7, 10Switching from the System Menu to the RUN mode, 109Switching to the RUN mode, 133System configuration, 6System Menu, 105calling, 108operation, 101Serial port B connector, 14Set, 128Setting “Screen Saver Movement”, 138T–WSetting the ”Start-up Wait Time”, 136Transmit Mode, 106Setting the 1:1 NT Link method, 129Transmitting the screen data, 123Setting the 1:N NT Link method, 129Transporting and storing the NT31/NT31C, 195Setting the automatic reset function, 141Setting the bar code reader input function, 144Setting the ”Buzzer Sound”, 137Setting the conditions for communications with the memorylink method, 126Setting the history display method, 139troubleshooting, 173Usable systems (Programming Console function), 167Using a Memory Unit, 31Vibration resistance (operating), 187View angle, 188Weight, 187211Revision HistoryA manual revision code appears as a suffix to the catalog number on the front cover of the manual.Cat.
No. V068-E1-01Revision codeThe following table outlines the changes made to the manual during each revision. Page numbers refer to theprevious version.Revision code1DateOctober 2001Revised contentOriginal production213OMRON ELECTRONICS LLC1 Commerce DriveSchaumburg, IL 60173 USA800.55.OMRON (66766)OMRON CANADA, INC.885 Milner AvenueScarborough, Ontario M1B 5V8416.286.6465OMRON ON-LINEGlobal - http://www.omron.comUSA - http://www.omron.com/oeiCanada - http://www.omron.com/oci24 HOUR FAX ON DEMANDUSA - 847.843.1963Canada - 788.599.4264800.55.OMRON or 847.843.7900Sao Paulo55.11.5564.6488Buenos Aires54.114.787.1129Florida954.227.2121V068-E1-112/01© 2001 OMRON ELECTRONICS LLCSpecifications subject to change without notice..
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