Document Outline

• SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
• Revision history
• Caution
• Trademarks
• Preface
• Symbols Used in this Manual
• Abbreviations, Generic Terms, and Terminology Used in this Manual
• Contents
• Chapter 1 System Composition
  • 1 System Composition
    • ● MICRO/I
    • 1.1 System Composition for the RUN operation
    • 1.2 System Composition for Creating Screens
  • 2 About the WindO/I-NV2
  • 3 Operating Modes
  • 4 Flow from Screen Creation and to Run Operation
• Chapter 2 WindO/I-NV2 Features & Basic Operations
  • 1 WindO/I-NV2 Specifications
    • 1.1 Minimum System Requirements
    • 1.2 Available Data
      • ● Data types
      • ● Numeric value handling by data type
      • ● Indirect Read and Indirect Write Settings
    • 1.3 Available Text
      • ● Font
      • ● High-quality Fonts
      • ● Windows Font
      • ● Character Code Table
    • 1.4 Available Number of Colors
    • 1.5 Available Image Files
      • ● About Picture Manager
      • ● Saving pictures in Picture Manager
      • ● Saving pictures as image files
      • ● Picture Manager
    • 1.6 Available Sound Files
    • 1.7 Available Movie Files
  • 2 Starting and Exiting WindO/I-NV2
    • 2.1 Starting WindO/I-NV2
      • ● Automation Organizer Updater dialog box
      • ● Project Recovery dialog box
    • 2.2 Exiting WindO/I-NV2
  • 3 Configuration & Functions
    • 3.1 Application Menu Command List
    • 3.2 Quick Access Toolbar
      • ● Quick access toolbar buttons and menus
      • ● Customizing the quick access toolbar
    • 3.3 Ribbon Command List
      • ● Home
      • ● Configuration
      • ● Online
      • ● View
      • ● Format
    • 3.4 Windows Displayed in the Workspace
      • ● Changing the position of windows
      • ● Changing the display method of windows
    • 3.5 Status Bar
      • ● Status bar items
      • ● Customizing the status bar
  • 4 Customizing WindO/I-NV2
    • 4.1 Configuring the Work Environment
      • ● Edit tab
      • ● General tab
    • 4.2 Customizing the Workspace
      • ● Screen List tab
      • ● Object List tab
      • ● Parts List tab
  • 5 WindO/I-NV2 Common Operations and Settings
    • 5.1 Device Address Settings
      • ● Direct entry
      • ● Specifying a device address with the Device Address Settings dialog box
    • 5.2 Setting Conditional Expressions
      • ● Direct entry
      • ● Configuring conditional expressions with the Trigger Condition Settings dialog box
      • ● Data and operations that can be configured
      • ● Setting and operation examples
• Chapter 3 Communication
  • 1 PLC Link Communication
    • 1.1 Overview
      • ● PLC Link Connection Types
    • 1.2 PLC Link Communication Settings
  • 2 O/I Link Communication
    • 2.1 Overview
    • 2.2 O/I Link Communication Settings
  • 3 DM Link Communication
    • 3.1 Overview
      • ● Communication Methods
    • 3.2 DM Link Communication Settings
  • 4 No Host
    • 4.1 Overview
    • 4.2 No Host Settings
  • 5 User Communication
    • 5.1 Overview
    • 5.2 User Communication Settings Procedure
      • ● Setting user communication for a communication interface
      • ● Creating a New User Communication Protocol
      • ● Using registered user communication protocol on another computer
    • 5.3 Protocol Manager
      • ● User Communication Protocol Settings Dialog Box
      • ● Command Settings Dialog Box
      • ● Data Settings Dialog Box
      • ● Transmission (TXD) Command
      • ● Receive (RXD) Command
      • ● Start Code and Terminal Code
    • 5.4 Example of User Communication Settings
      • ● Example 1
      • ● Example 2
    • 5.5 Compatible USB Barcode Readers
    • 5.6 Connection Diagram for User Communication
  • 6 Sub Host Communication
    • 6.1 Overview
    • 6.2 Operation
    • 6.3 Specifications of the Sub Host Communication
    • 6.4 Basic Flow from Setting the WindO/I-NV2 to Sub Host Communication
    • 6.5 Selecting the Protocol
    • 6.6 Setting Internal Device LLR Assignment
    • 6.7 Error information
      • ● Monitor the error information of all Station No.s
      • ● Monitor the error information of each Station No.
      • ● Keep running with skipping the Station No. of communication error
• Chapter 4 Project Settings
  • 1 Creating and Manipulating WindO/I-NV2 Project Data
    • 1.1 Creating New Project Data
      • ● Create new project data by using the interactive quick start
      • ● Creating new project data using a template
    • 1.2 Opening Project Data
      • ● Opening project data
      • ● Opening project data in a previous format
      • ● Opening project data for Downloader
    • 1.3 Saving Project Data
      • ● Saving project data
      • ● Saving project data with a different name
      • ● Saving project data as project data for Downloader
    • 1.4 Printing Project Data
      • ● Print Tab
      • ● Screen Tab
      • ● Picture Tab
      • ● Library Tab
      • ● Protocol Tab
    • 1.5 Comparing Project Data
    • 1.6 Changing Project Settings
      • ● Changing O/I Type
      • ● Changing Host I/F Drivers
    • 1.7 Closing Project Data
  • 2 Project Settings Configuration Procedure
  • 3 Project Settings Dialog Box
    • 3.1 System Tab
      • ● System Area
    • 3.2 Communication Interface Tab
    • 3.3 Host I/F Driver Tab
    • 3.4 Host I/F Network Tab
      • ● Host I/F Network Settings Dialog Box
    • 3.5 Host Port Extension Tab
    • 3.6 O/I Link Tab
    • 3.7 User Communication Tab
    • 3.8 Sub Host Communication Tab
    • 3.9 Printer Tab
    • 3.10 Memory Card Tab
    • 3.11 USB Flash Drive Tab
    • 3.12 Expansion Module Tab
    • 3.13 Web Server Tab
    • 3.14 Project Details Tab
    • 3.15 Contents Tab
    • 3.16 Compatible Tab
  • 4 Project Restrictions
    • 4.1 Download Restrictions
    • 4.2 Maximum Number of External Devices
• Chapter 5 Screen
  • 1 Screen Overview
    • 1.1 Screen Types
    • 1.2 Screen Size
  • 2 Creating and Manipulating WindO/I-NV2 Screens
    • 2.1 Creating Screens
      • ● Creating a screen
    • 2.2 Opening Screens
      • ● Opening a screen
      • ● Opening specific screens
      • ● Opening the previous or next screen
    • 2.3 Saving Screens
      • ● Saving a screen
      • ● Saving only specific screens
      • ● Saving a screen with a different screen number
    • 2.4 Closing Screens
      • ● Closing the displayed screen
      • ● Closing all screens
      • ● Closing a specific screen
    • 2.5 Duplicating Screens
    • 2.6 Deleting Screens
      • ● Deleting a screen
      • ● Deleting specific screens
    • 2.7 Reusing Screens
  • 3 Base Screen
    • 3.1 Base Screen Settings
      • ● General Tab
      • ● Options Tab
    • 3.2 Displaying Layered Base Screens
    • 3.3 Operating When Drawing Objects and Parts Overlap
      • ● When Drawing Objects and Parts Overlap
      • ● When Parts Overlap
      • ● When touch switches have overlapped
  • 4 Popup Screen
    • 4.1 Popup Screen Settings
      • ● General Tab
      • ● Options Tab
    • 4.2 Popup Screen Configuration
    • 4.3 Standard Keypad Popup Screen
  • 5 Screen Restrictions
    • 5.1 Screen Number Restrictions
    • 5.2 Maximum Number of Parts
    • 5.3 Maximum Number of Host Devices
    • 5.4 Vertical Installation Restrictions
  • 6 Using Library Screens
    • 6.1 What You Can Do with Library Screens
    • 6.2 Creating a Library Screen
    • 6.3 Using a Library Screen
    • 6.4 Deleting Library Screens
    • 6.5 Exporting Library Screens
    • 6.6 Importing Library Screens
• Chapter 6 Drawings and Parts
  • 1 Overview
  • 2 Drawing objects
    • 2.1 Shapes
    • 2.2 Picture
    • 2.3 Text
  • 3 Part Types
    • 3.1 Buttons
    • 3.2 Lamps
    • 3.3 Data Displays
    • 3.4 Charts
    • 3.5 Commands
• Chapter 7 Drawings
  • 1 Shapes
    • 1.1 Line
      • ● Line Drawing Procedure
      • ● Properties of Line Dialog Box
    • 1.2 Polyline
      • ● Polyline Drawing Procedure
      • ● Properties of Polyline Dialog Box
    • 1.3 Polygon
      • ● Polygon Drawing Procedure
      • ● Properties of Polygon Dialog Box
    • 1.4 Rectangle
      • ● Rectangle Drawing Procedure
      • ● Properties of Rectangle Dialog Box
    • 1.5 Circle/Ellipse
      • ● Circle/Ellipse Drawing Procedure
      • ● Properties of Circle/Ellipse Dialog Box
    • 1.6 Arc
      • ● Arc Drawing Procedure
      • ● Properties of Arc Dialog Box
    • 1.7 Pie
      • ● Pie Drawing Procedure
      • ● Properties of Pie Dialog Box
    • 1.8 Equilateral Polygons
      • ● Equilateral Polygons Drawing Procedure
      • ● Properties of Equilateral Polygon Dialog Box
    • 1.9 Fill
      • ● Fill Configuration Procedure
      • ● Properties of Fill Dialog Box
  • 2 Picture
    • 2.1 Picture Configuration Procedure
    • 2.2 Properties of Picture Dialog Box
  • 3 Text
    • 3.1 Text Configuration Procedure
    • 3.2 Properties of Text dialog box
• Chapter 8 Buttons
  • 1 Bit Button
    • 1.1 How the Bit Button is Used
    • 1.2 Bit Button Configuration Procedure
    • 1.3 Properties of Bit Button Dialog Box
      • ● General Tab
      • ● View Tab
      • ● Registration Text Tab
      • ● Trigger Condition Tab
      • ● Options Tab
      • ● Comment Tab
  • 2 Word Button
    • 2.1 How the Word Button is Used
    • 2.2 Word Button Configuration Procedure
    • 2.3 Properties of Word Button Dialog Box
      • ● General Tab
      • ● View Tab
      • ● Registration Text Tab
      • ● Trigger Condition Tab
      • ● Options Tab
      • ● Comment Tab
  • 3 Goto Screen Button
    • 3.1 How the Goto Screen Button is Used
    • 3.2 Goto Screen Button Configuration Procedure
    • 3.3 Properties of Goto Screen Button Dialog Box
      • ● General Tab
      • ● View Tab
      • ● Registration Text Tab
      • ● Trigger Condition Tab
      • ● Options Tab
      • ● Comment Tab
  • 4 Print Button
    • 4.1 How the Print Button is Used
    • 4.2 Print Button Configuration Procedure
    • 4.3 Properties of Print Button Dialog Box
      • ● General Tab
      • ● View Tab
      • ● Registration Text Tab
      • ● Trigger Condition Tab
      • ● Options Tab
      • ● Comment Tab
  • 5 Key Button
    • 5.1 How the Key Button is Used
    • 5.2 Key Button Configuration Procedure
    • 5.3 Properties of Key Button Dialog Box
      • ● General Tab
      • ● View Tab
      • ● Registration Text Tab
      • ● Trigger Condition Tab
      • ● Options Tab
      • ● Comment Tab
    • 5.4 Key Buttons
      • ● For Keypad
      • ● For Data Transfer Keys
      • ● For Alarm Displays
      • ● For the Multimedia Function
    • 5.5 Key Browser
      • ● For the HG2G-5F, HG3G/4G
      • ● For the HG2G-S/-5S, HG1F/2F/2S/3F/4F
    • 5.6 Key Button Usage Examples
      • ● Recording Images and Sound
      • ● Playing Recorded Images and Sound
  • 6 Multi-Button
    • 6.1 How the Multi-Button is Used
    • 6.2 Multi-Button Configuration Procedure
    • 6.3 Properties of Multi-Button Dialog Box
      • ● General Tab
      • ● View Tab
      • ● Registration Text Tab
      • ● Trigger Condition Tab
      • ● Options Tab
      • ● Comment Tab
  • 7 Keypad
    • 7.1 How the Keypad is Used
    • 7.2 Keypad Configuration Procedure
    • 7.3 Properties of Keypad Dialog Box
  • 8 Selector Switch
    • 8.1 How the Selector Switch is Used
    • 8.2 Selector Switch Configuration Procedure
    • 8.3 Properties of Selector Switch Dialog Box
      • ● General Tab
      • ● View Tab
      • ● Format Tab
      • ● Trigger Condition Tab
      • ● Options Tab
      • ● Comment Tab
  • 9 Potentiometer
    • 9.1 How the Potentiometer is Used
    • 9.2 Potentiometer Configuration Procedure
    • 9.3 Properties of Potentiometer Dialog Box
      • ● General Tab
      • ● View Tab
      • ● Trigger Condition Tab
      • ● Options Tab
      • ● Comment Tab
• Chapter 9 Lamps
  • 1 Pilot Lamps
    • 1.1 How the Pilot Lamp is Used
    • 1.2 Pilot Lamp Configuration Procedure
    • 1.3 Properties of Pilot Lamp Dialog Box
      • ● General Tab
      • ● View Tab
      • ● Registration Text Tab
      • ● Trigger Condition Tab
      • ● Options Tab
      • ● Comment Tab
  • 2 Multi-State Lamps
    • 2.1 How the Multi-State Lamp is Used
    • 2.2 Multi-State Lamp Configuration Procedure
    • 2.3 Properties of Multi-State Lamp Dialog Box
      • ● General Tab
      • ● View Tab
      • ● Registration Text Tab
      • ● State Tab
      • ● Trigger Condition Tab
      • ● Options Tab
      • ● Comment Tab
• Chapter 10 Data Displays
  • 1 Numerical Input
    • 1.1 How the Numerical Input is Used
    • 1.2 Numerical Input Configuration Procedure
    • 1.3 Properties of Numerical Input Dialog Box
      • ● General Tab
      • ● View Tab
      • ● Format Tab
      • ● Data Over Tab
      • ● Trigger Condition Tab
      • ● Options Tab
      • ● Comment Tab
    • 1.4 How to Enter Values
    • 1.5 Advanced Usage
      • ● Using the System Area
  • 2 Character Input
    • 2.1 How the Character Input is Used
    • 2.2 Character Input Configuration Procedure
    • 2.3 Properties of Character Input Dialog Box
      • ● General Tab
      • ● View Tab
      • ● Format Tab
      • ● Trigger Condition Tab
      • ● Options Tab
      • ● Comment Tab
    • 2.4 How to Enter Text
    • 2.5 String Data Storage Method
    • 2.6 Advanced Usage
      • ● Using the System Area
  • 3 Picture Display
    • 3.1 How the Picture Display is Used
    • 3.2 Picture Display Configuration Procedure
    • 3.3 Properties of Picture Display Dialog Box
      • ● General Tab
      • ● View Tab
      • ● Trigger Condition Tab
      • ● Options Tab
      • ● Comment Tab
  • 4 Video Display
    • 4.1 How the Video Display is Used
    • 4.2 Video Display Configuration Procedure
    • 4.3 Properties of Video Display Dialog Box
      • ● General Tab
      • ● View Tab
      • ● Options Tab
      • ● Comment Tab
    • 4.4 File Screen
      • ● File Screen Configuration
      • ● Select a Movie File
  • 5 Message Display
    • 5.1 How the Message Display is Used
    • 5.2 Message Display Configuration Procedure
    • 5.3 Properties of Message Display Dialog Box
      • ● General Tab
      • ● View Tab
      • ● Format Tab
      • ● Trigger Condition Tab
      • ● Options Tab
      • ● Comment Tab
    • 5.4 String Data Storage Method
  • 6 Message Switching Display
    • 6.1 How the Message Switching Display is Used
    • 6.2 Message Switching Display Configuration Procedure
    • 6.3 Properties of Message Switching Display Dialog Box
      • ● General Tab
      • ● Message Tab
      • ● View Tab
      • ● Format Tab
      • ● Trigger Condition Tab
      • ● Options Tab
      • ● Comment Tab
  • 7 Alarm List Display
    • 7.1 How the Alarm List Display is Used
    • 7.2 Alarm List Display Configuration Procedure
    • 7.3 Properties of Alarm List Display Dialog Box
      • ● General Tab
      • ● List Tab
      • ● View Tab
      • ● Format Tab
      • ● Options Tab
      • ● Comment Tab
  • 8 Alarm Log Display
    • 8.1 How the Alarm Log Display is Used
    • 8.2 Alarm Log Display Configuration Procedure
    • 8.3 Properties of Alarm Log Display Dialog Box
      • ● General Tab
      • ● Log Tab
      • ● View Tab
      • ● Format Tab
      • ● Options Tab
      • ● Comment Tab
  • 9 Numerical Display
    • 9.1 How the Numerical Display is Used
    • 9.2 Numerical Display Configuration Procedure
    • 9.3 Properties of Numerical Display Dialog Box
      • ● General Tab
      • ● View Tab
      • ● Format Tab
      • ● Data Over Tab
      • ● Trigger Condition Tab
      • ● Options Tab
      • ● Comment Tab
  • 10 Calendar
    • 10.1 How the Calendar is Used
    • 10.2 Calendar Configuration Procedure
    • 10.3 Properties of Calendar Dialog Box
      • ● General Tab
      • ● Alarm Tab
      • ● View Tab
      • ● Format Tab
      • ● Trigger Condition Tab
      • ● Options Tab
      • ● Comment Tab
• Chapter 11 Charts
  • 1 Bar Chart
    • 1.1 How the Bar Chart is Used
    • 1.2 Bar Chart Configuration Procedure
    • 1.3 Properties of Bar Chart Dialog Box
      • ● General Tab
      • ● Data Tab
      • ● View Tab
      • ● Data Over Tab
      • ● Scale Tab
      • ● Label Tab
      • ● Trigger Condition Tab
      • ● Options Tab
      • ● Comment Tab
  • 2 Line Chart
    • 2.1 How the Line Chart is Used
    • 2.2 Line Chart Configuration Procedure
    • 2.3 Properties of Line Chart Dialog Box
      • ● General Tab
      • ● View Tab
      • ● Pen (Log) Tab
      • ● Pen (Device) Tab
      • ● Data Over Tab
      • ● Scale Tab
      • ● Label Tab
      • ● Date and Time (Cursor) Tab
      • ● Trigger Condition Tab
      • ● Options Tab
      • ● Comment Tab
  • 3 Pie Chart
    • 3.1 How the Pie Chart is Used
    • 3.2 Pie Chart Configuration Procedure
    • 3.3 Properties of Pie Chart Dialog Box
      • ● General Tab
      • ● View Tab
      • ● Options Tab
      • ● Comment Tab
  • 4 Meter
    • 4.1 How the Meter is Used
    • 4.2 Meter Configuration Procedure
    • 4.3 Properties of Meter Dialog Box
      • ● General Tab
      • ● View Tab
      • ● Range Tab
      • ● Scale Tab
      • ● Options Tab
      • ● Comment Tab
• Chapter 12 Commands
  • 1 Bit Write Command
    • 1.1 How the Bit Write Command is Used
    • 1.2 Bit Write Command Configuration Procedure
    • 1.3 Properties of Bit Write Command Dialog Box
      • ● General Tab
      • ● Trigger Condition Tab
      • ● Comment Tab
  • 2 Word Write Command
    • 2.1 How the Word Write Command is Used
    • 2.2 Word Write Command Configuration Procedure
    • 2.3 Properties of Word Write Command Dialog Box
      • ● General Tab
      • ● Trigger Condition Tab
      • ● Comment Tab
  • 3 Goto Screen Command
    • 3.1 How the Goto Screen Command is Used
    • 3.2 Goto Screen Command Configuration Procedure
    • 3.3 Properties of Goto Screen Command Dialog Box
      • ● General Tab
      • ● Trigger Condition Tab
      • ● Comment Tab
  • 4 Print Command
    • 4.1 How the Print Command is Used
    • 4.2 Print Command Configuration Procedure
    • 4.3 Properties of Print Command Dialog Box
      • ● General Tab
      • ● Trigger Condition Tab
      • ● Comment Tab
  • 5 Script Command
    • 5.1 How the Script Command is Used
    • 5.2 Script Command Configuration Procedure
    • 5.3 Properties of Script Command Dialog Box
      • ● General Tab
      • ● Trigger Condition Tab
      • ● Comment Tab
  • 6 Multi-Command
    • 6.1 How the Multi-Command is Used
    • 6.2 Multi-Command Configuration Procedure
    • 6.3 Properties of Multi-Command Dialog Box
      • ● General Tab
      • ● Trigger Condition Tab
      • ● Comment Tab
  • 7 Timer
    • 7.1 How the Timer is Used
    • 7.2 Timer Configuration Procedure
    • 7.3 Properties of Timer Dialog Box
      • ● General Tab
      • ● Trigger Condition Tab
      • ● Comment Tab
• Chapter 13 Alarm Log Function
  • 1 Overview
    • 1.1 How the Alarm Log Function is Used
    • 1.2 Alarm States
    • 1.3 Sampling Data
    • 1.4 Data Configuration
    • 1.5 Saving and Deleting Data
      • ● Saving Data
      • ● Deleting Data
    • 1.6 Using Data and Detected Alarms
      • ● Using Saved Data
      • ● Using Detected Alarms
  • 2 Alarm Log Function Configuration Procedure
    • 2.1 Configuring the Devices to Monitor and the Alarm Detection Condition
  • 3 Alarm Log Settings Dialog Box
    • 3.1 Alarm Log Settings Dialog Box
      • ● General Tab
      • ● Channel Tab
      • ● Memory Card Output Tab
      • ● Printing Tab
      • ● Beep Tab
  • 4 Using Data and Detected Alarms
    • 4.1 Displaying Saved Data with the Alarm Log Display
    • 4.2 Displaying Registered Messages with the Alarm List Display According to the Active Alarm
    • 4.3 Sounding a Beep when an Alarm has Occurred
    • 4.4 Saving Data as a CSV File
      • ● Saving Data as a CSV File
      • ● Data Structure and Output Example
• Chapter 14 Data Log Function
  • 1 Overview
    • 1.1 How the Data Log Function is Used
    • 1.2 Sampling Values of Devices
      • ● Sampling Value of Devices at a Regular Interval
      • ● Sampling Values of Devices when a Value of Device Changes
    • 1.3 Data Configuration
    • 1.4 Saving and Deleting Data
      • ● Saving Data
      • ● Deleting Data
    • 1.5 Using the Data
  • 2 Data Log Function Configuration Procedure
    • 2.1 Configuring the Sampling Condition and Devices for Sampling Data
  • 3 Data Log Settings Dialog Box
    • 3.1 Data Log Settings Dialog Box
    • 3.2 Individual Settings Dialog Box
      • ● General Tab
      • ● Memory Card Output Tab
      • ● Data Tab
      • ● Options Tab
  • 4 Using the Data
    • 4.1 Display the Data in the Line Chart
    • 4.2 Displaying Data as Numerical Values
      • ● Copying Data to Internal Devices
      • ● Displaying Data on the Numerical Display
    • 4.3 Saving the Data as a CSV File
      • ● Saving the Data as a CSV File
      • ● Data Structure and Output Example
• Chapter 15 Operation Log Function
  • 1 Overview
    • 1.1 How the Operation Log Function is Used
    • 1.2 Recorded Events
    • 1.3 Data Configuration
    • 1.4 Saving and Deleting Data
      • ● Saving Data
      • ● Deleting Data
    • 1.5 Using the Data
  • 2 Operation Log Function Configuration Procedure
    • 2.1 Configuring the Events and the Condition for Recording
  • 3 Operation Log Settings Dialog Box
    • 3.1 Operation Log Settings Dialog Box
      • ● General Tab
      • ● Memory Card Output Tab
  • 4 Using the Data
    • 4.1 Saving the Data as a CSV File
      • ● Saving the Data as a CSV File
      • ● Data Structure and Output Example
• Chapter 16 Data Storage Area
  • 1 Overview
    • 1.1 What is the Data Storage Area?
    • 1.2 Data Storage Area
      • ● Data Storage Area Capacity and Types of Storable Data
      • ● Minimum and Maximum Amount of Data Storage and Number of Addresses
  • 2 Data Storage Area Configuration Procedure
    • 2.1 HG2G-S/-5S/-5F, HG3G/4G
    • 2.2 HG1F/2F/2S/3F/4F
  • 3 Data Storage Area Management Dialog Box
    • 3.1 HG2G-S/-5S/-5F, HG3G/4G
    • 3.2 HG1F/2F/2S/3F/4F
• Chapter 17 Preventive Maintenance Function
  • 1 Overview
    • 1.1 How the Preventive Maintenance Function is Used
    • 1.2 Counting the Operation Time and Operation Count
      • ● Counting the Operation Time
      • ● Counting the Operation Count
    • 1.3 Thresholds
  • 2 Preventive Maintenance Function Configuration Procedure
    • 2.1 Counting Operation Time and Operation Count
  • 3 Preventive Maintenance Settings Dialog Box
    • 3.1 Preventive Maintenance Settings Dialog Box
    • 3.2 Individual Settings Dialog Box
      • ● Operation Time Tab
      • ● Operation Count Tab
  • 4 Using the Data
    • 4.1 Displaying the Counted Operation Count on a Numerical Display
    • 4.2 Notifying with a Beep when the Counted Operation Time Reaches the Threshold
• Chapter 18 Recipe Function
  • 1 Overview
    • 1.1 How the Recipe Function is Used
    • 1.2 Data for Recipes
    • 1.3 Data Configuration
  • 2 Recipe Function Configuration Procedure
    • 2.1 Configuring Recipe Function Operations and Devices
  • 3 Recipe Settings Dialog Box
    • 3.1 Recipe Settings Dialog Box
    • 3.2 Individual Settings Dialog Box
      • ● Block Tab
      • ● Channel Tab
      • ● Data Tab
  • 4 Creating and Deleting Data for Recipes
    • 4.1 Editing Recipe Data
    • 4.2 Creating Recipe Files
      • ● Creating Recipe Files in the Recipe Settings Dialog Box
      • ● Creating Recipe Files when Downloading Project Data
      • ● Creating Recipe Files with a Text Editor
    • 4.3 Editing Recipe Files
    • 4.4 Deleting Recipe Files
• Chapter 19 Text Group
  • 1 Overview
    • 1.1 How the Text Group Function is Used
    • 1.2 Functions that Support Text Groups
  • 2 Text Groups and Text Configuration Procedure
    • 2.1 Creating Text Groups
    • 2.2 Registering Text
      • ● Saving Registered Text as a CSV File
      • ● Importing Text from a Text List
    • 2.3 Switching the Displayed Language by Value of Device
  • 3 Text Manager
    • 3.1 Text Manager
    • 3.2 Text Group Settings Dialog Box
• Chapter 20 Script
  • 1 About the Script Function
    • 1.1 Overview of the Script Function
      • ● What is the script function?
    • 1.2 Types and Trigger Conditions of the Script
      • ● Types of scripts
      • ● Trigger condition of the script
    • 1.3 Data Type of the Script
      • ● Data Types
    • 1.4 Script Error
      • ● Error information
      • ● Types and causes of script errors
  • 2 Editing and Management of the Script
    • 2.1 Script Registration Procedure
    • 2.2 Script Manager
    • 2.3 Script Editor
      • ● Script Formatting Options dialog box
  • 3 Global Script
    • 3.1 Setting procedures for Global Script
    • 3.2 Global Script Settings Dialog Box
    • 3.3 Global Script Dialog Box
      • ● General Tab
      • ● Trigger Condition Tab
  • 4 Script Definition Method
    • 4.1 Format List
      • ● Control statements
      • ● Operator
      • ● Function
      • ● Other
  • 5 Script Coding Examples
    • 5.1 Control Statements
    • 5.2 Relational Operators
    • 5.3 Logical Operators
    • 5.4 Arithmetic Operators
    • 5.5 Bitwise Operators
    • 5.6 Bit Functions
    • 5.7 Word Functions
      • ● Arithmetic operations
      • ● Data type conversions
      • ● Data comparison and copying
      • ● String operations
      • ● Drawing
      • ● Indirect assignment
  • 6 Important Notes
    • 6.1 Important Notes Regarding the While Definition
    • 6.2 Number of Devices That Can Be Used
    • 6.3 Write delay
      • ● Not using the device cache
      • ● Using the device cache
    • 6.4 About the Priority of the Operator
• Chapter 21 Sound Function
  • 1 Function and Settings
    • 1.1 Overview - How the Sound Function is Used
    • 1.2 Supported Sound Files
  • 2 Sound Function Configuration Procedure
    • 2.1 Configuring Sound Files & Trigger Conditions
      • ● To play a sound file when a device value changes from 0 to 1
      • ● To play a sound file as a touch sound instead of a beep.
  • 3 Sound Settings Dialog Box
    • 3.1 Sound Settings Dialog Box
      • ● Exporting sound files
  • 4 Operation
• Chapter 22 Multimedia Function
  • 1 Function and Settings
    • 1.1 How the Multimedia Function is Used
    • 1.2 Supported Movie Files
  • 2 Multimedia Function Configuration Procedure
    • 2.1 Registering Movie Files
      • ● Playing a Movie File List on the Video Display
    • 2.2 Configuring the Event Recording Function
      • ● Playing Images Recorded with the Event Recording Function
    • 2.3 Configuring the Video Input
  • 3 Multimedia Settings Dialog Box
    • 3.1 Multimedia Settings Dialog Box
      • ● Movie tab
      • ● Record Tab
      • ● Video Input Tab
  • 4 Checking the Status of the Function
  • 5 Restrictions
• Chapter 23 User Accounts and the Security Function
  • 1 Overview
    • 1.1 User Accounts
    • 1.2 Protecting Data
      • ● Protecting Access to Data
      • ● Security Groups that Protect Access to Data
      • ● Operations Subject to Password Protection
    • 1.3 Protecting Displays and Operations
      • ● Displays and Operations that can be Protected with the Security Function
      • ● Security Groups that Protect MICRO/I Displays and Operations
  • 2 Security Function Configuration Procedure
    • 2.1 Creating and Editing User Accounts
      • ● Creating a User Account
      • ● Editing a User Account
      • ● Deleting a User Account
    • 2.2 Adding and Editing Security Groups
      • ● Adding a Security Group
      • ● Changing the Name of a Security Group
      • ● Deleting a Security Group
    • 2.3 Protecting the Display and Operation of Screens and Parts
      • ● Protecting the Display of Screens
      • ● Protecting the Display of Parts
      • ● Protecting the Operation of Parts
  • 3 Security Dialog Box
    • 3.1 Security Dialog Box
      • ● General Tab
      • ● Options Tab
  • 4 Password Input
    • 4.1 Entering the Password on the MICRO/I
      • ● Password Screen Configuration
    • 4.2 Entering the Password in WindO/I-NV2
      • ● Enter Password Dialog Box
• Chapter 24 Online Function
  • 1 Communicating with the MICRO/I
    • 1.1 How the Online Function is Used
    • 1.2 Connect MICRO/I to a Computer
      • ● Serial Connection
      • ● USB cable connection
      • ● Ethernet cable connection
    • 1.3 Change Communication Settings
      • ● Using the online function for Ethernet communication
      • ● Using the online function with an O/I Link Slave via an O/I Link Master
      • ● IP Address Manager
      • ● Search IP Address dialog box
  • 2 Downloading
    • 2.1 Downloading Project Data to the MICRO/I
    • 2.2 Download Dialog Box
    • 2.3 Downloading Files to an External Memory Inserted in the MICRO/I
  • 3 Uploading
    • 3.1 Upload Project Data from the MICRO/I
    • 3.2 Upload Dialog Box
  • 4 Clear
    • 4.1 Clear Data from the MICRO/I
    • 4.2 Deleting Data from an External Memory Inserted in the MICRO/I
  • 5 Formatting
    • 5.1 Formatting an External Memory Inserted in the MICRO/I
  • 6 System Information
    • 6.1 Displaying System Information
    • 6.2 Target Information Dialog Box
• Chapter 25 Monitor Function
  • 1 Monitoring with WindO/I-NV2
    • 1.1 How the Monitor Function in WindO/I-NV2 is Used
    • 1.2 Debugging in WindO/I-NV2
      • ● Screen Monitor
      • ● Custom Monitor
      • ● Batch Monitor
      • ● External Device Monitor
    • 1.3 Display the Value of Device in Popup
    • 1.4 Highlighting Objects While Satisfying Conditions
    • 1.5 Switching the Screen of the MICRO/I
    • 1.6 Open Current Screens
    • 1.7 Simulating Values of External Devices
  • 2 Monitoring on the MICRO/I
    • 2.1 How the Monitoring Function is Used
    • 2.2 Device Monitor
      • ● Displaying Device Monitor
      • ● Device Address Registration
      • ● Changing Value of Device
      • ● Device Monitor Configuration
    • 2.3 External Device Simulation
      • ● Switching to Simulation Mode
• Chapter 26 Pass-Through Function
  • 1 Overview Pass-Through
    • 1.1 Features of the Pass-Through Function
    • 1.2 Operating Conditions for the Pass-Through Function
  • 2 Correspondence model Pass-Through
    • 2.1 MICRO/I
    • 2.2 PLC
  • 3 Enable Pass-Through
    • 3.1 Settings Pass-Through
    • 3.2 The Pass-Through Preference Function
    • 3.3 Restrictions and Precautions
• Chapter 27 Maintenance
  • 1 Web Server Function (HG2G-5F, HG3G/4G)
    • 1.1 Web Server Function Overview
    • 1.2 System Composition
    • 1.3 Minimum System Requirements
    • 1.4 Settings and Access Method
      • ● Remote Control and Monitoring function settings
    • 1.5 Web Page Configuration
      • ● Web page configuration
      • ● Web page screen configuration
    • 1.6 Monitoring
      • ● Homepage
      • ● System detailed information page
    • 1.7 Remote Functions
      • ● Remote monitoring page
      • ● Remote control page
  • 2 Web Server Function (HG3F/4F)
    • 2.1 Web Server Function Overview
    • 2.2 System Configuration
    • 2.3 Minimum System Requirements
    • 2.4 Settings and Access Method
    • 2.5 Web Page Configuration
      • ● Web page configuration
      • ● Web page screen configuration
    • 2.6 Monitoring
      • ● Homepage
      • ● System Detailed Information Page
      • ● Screen capture page
    • 2.7 Data Display
      • ● Alarm log page
      • ● Data log page
    • 2.8 CF Card
    • 2.9 Device Monitor
      • ● Device monitor page
  • 3 Downloader
    • 3.1 What Can Be Done Connecting MICRO/I & a Computer
    • 3.2 What Can Be Done Using a Memory Card
• Chapter 28 Data Transfer Function
  • 1 Project Transfer Function
    • 1.1 What Can Be Done with the Project Transfer Function
      • ● Download project data saved on a memory card or USB flash drive to the MICRO/I. However, you must create project data for transfer.
      • ● Upload the project data used for operation on the MICRO/I and save it to a memory card or USB flash drive.
    • 1.2 Project Data Transfer Procedures
    • 1.3 Converting Project Data for Transfer
    • 1.4 Using Key Buttons, Multi-Buttons, or Multi-Commands to Transfer Project Data
      • ● Download
      • ● Upload
    • 1.5 Using the MICRO/I System Menu to Transfer Data
      • ● Download
      • ● Upload
    • 1.6 Precautions
  • 2 PLC Program Transfer Function
    • 2.1 Supported PLCs
    • 2.2 What Can Be Done using the PLC Program Transfer Function
      • ● Downloading a PLC program
      • ● Uploading a PLC program
    • 2.3 PLC Program File Transfer Procedures
    • 2.4 Converting PLC Program Files for Transfer
    • 2.5 Using Key Buttons, Multi-Buttons, or Multi-Commands to Transfer PLC Programs
      • ● Download
      • ● Upload
    • 2.6 Using the MICRO/I System Menu to Transfer PLC Programs
      • ● Download
      • ● Upload
    • 2.7 Precautions
  • 3 File Copy Function
    • 3.1 What Can Be Done with the File Copy Function?
    • 3.2 File Copy Operating Procedures
    • 3.3 Using Key Buttons, Multi-Buttons, or Multi-Commands to Copy Files
    • 3.4 Using the MICRO/I System Menu to Copy Files
    • 3.5 Precautions
• Chapter 29 Expansion Modules
  • 1 Overview
    • 1.1 Overview of Expansion Modules
    • 1.2 Applicable Expansion Modules
  • 2 Digital I/O Units
    • 2.1 Using Digital I/O Units
    • 2.2 Digital I/O Unit Operation
      • ● Operation with priority on display processing
      • ● Operation with priority on control processing
  • 3 Cyclic Script
    • 3.1 Setting Procedures for Cyclic Script
• Chapter 30 External Memory Devices
  • 1 Memory Cards
    • 1.1 Supported Memory Cards
    • 1.2 CF Card
      • ● CF Card Functions
      • ● Specifications
      • ● File structure
    • 1.3 SD Memory Card
      • ● SD Memory Card Functions
      • ● Specifications
      • ● File structure
    • 1.4 Reading/Writing Data
      • ● Using WindO/I-NV2 to read and write to a memory card inserted in the MICRO/I
      • ● Using Downloader to read and write to a memory card inserted in the MICRO/I
      • ● Using WindO/I-NV2 to read and write to a memory card inserted in the computer
      • ● Manipulating files using the file management functions provided with the OS
      • ● Memory card writing timing
      • ● Memory card access status
    • 1.5 Setting the Memory Card Folder
    • 1.6 Deleting Files on the Memory Card
    • 1.7 Formatting the Memory Card
      • ● Formatting a memory card using the Online Function in WindO/I-NV2
      • ● Formatting a memory card using the System Menu on the MICRO/I
    • 1.8 Precautions
  • 2 USB Flash Drives
    • 2.1 USB Flash Drive Functions
    • 2.2 Specifications
    • 2.3 Overview of the USB Autorun Function
      • ● Downloading a project file
      • ● Uploading a project file
      • ● Downloading a PLC program file
      • ● Uploading a PLC program file
      • ● Copy files
    • 2.4 USB Autorun Function Configuration Procedure
      • ● Executing commands using the USB Autorun function
    • 2.5 Creating a USB Autorun Definition File
      • ● Created using the text editor
    • 2.6 USB Autorun Function Security
      • ● Execution privileges by security groups
    • 2.7 USB Popup Screen Function
    • 2.8 Formatting the USB Flash Drive
    • 2.9 Precautions
• Chapter 31 Printer
  • 1 Functions and Connections
    • 1.1 Functions Available with the Printer
    • 1.2 Functions by MICRO/I Model
    • 1.3 Connecting a Printer to MICRO/I
      • ● HG2G-5F, HG3G/4G
      • ● HG1F/2S
      • ● HG2F
      • ● HG3F/4F
    • 1.4 Supported Printers
  • 2 Setting and Monitoring the Printer
    • 2.1 Setting the Printer
    • 2.2 Monitoring the Printer
• Chapter 32 Internal Devices
  • 1 Overview
  • 2 Internal MICRO/I Devices
• Chapter 33 MICRO/I Setup
  • 1 Maintenance Screen
    • 1.1 Maintenance Screen Overview
    • 1.2 Displaying the Maintenance Screen
      • ● HG2G-S/-5S/-5F, HG3G/4G, HG1F
      • ● HG2F/2S/3F/4F
    • 1.3 Adjusting Screen Brightness
  • 2 System Mode Overview
    • 2.1 System Mode Screens
    • 2.2 Names and Layout of Setup Menus
  • 3 Settings
    • 3.1 Initial Setting (Initial Setting)
      • ● System Operation (System Operation)
      • ● Initialize (Initialize)
      • ● PLC Driver (Host I/F Driver)
      • ● O/I Link (O/I Link)
      • ● Communication I/F (Com. I/F)
      • ● (CF Card)
    • 3.2 Clock Setting (Clock Set)
    • 3.3 Simulate (Debug)
      • ● (Simulation)
    • 3.4 Run (Run (Start))
    • 3.5 System Information (System Information)
      • ● System
      • ● System 2
      • ● Font
    • 3.6 File Manager
    • 3.7 Top Page
    • 3.8 Self Diagnosis (Self Diagnosis)
• Chapter 34 MICRO/I Specifications
  • 1 HG2G-S/-5S
    • 1.1 Packing content
    • 1.2 Type No.
    • 1.3 Part Names
    • 1.4 External Interfaces
      • ● Serial Interface 1
      • ● Serial Interface 2
      • ● O/I Link Interface
    • 1.5 Specifications
    • 1.6 Dimensions
    • 1.7 Installation
      • ● Operating Environment
      • ● Ambient Temperature
      • ● HG2G-S/-5S Installation
    • 1.8 Wiring
      • ● Power Supply Terminal
      • ● Grounding Cautions
      • ● Cautions for using the HG2G-S/-5S connected to a personal computer
    • 1.9 Maintenance and Inspection
      • ● Replacing the Backup Battery
      • ● Maintenance Screen
      • ● System Mode
      • ● Adjusting the Contrast / Brightness
      • ● Adjusting the Touch Panel
  • 2 HG2G-5F, HG3G/4G
    • 2.1 Packing content
    • 2.2 Type No.
    • 2.3 Part Names
    • 2.4 External Interfaces
      • ● Serial Interface (COM1)
      • ● Serial Interface (COM2)
      • ● Expansion Module Interface (EXT)
    • 2.5 Specifications
    • 2.6 Dimensions
    • 2.7 Installation
      • ● Operating Environment
      • ● Ambient Temperature
      • ● HG2G-5F, HG3G/4G Installation
      • ● HG2G-5F, HG3G/4G Orientation
    • 2.8 Wiring
      • ● Power Supply Terminal
      • ● Grounding Cautions
      • ● Cautions for using the HG2G-5F, HG3G/4G connected to a personal computer
    • 2.9 USB Cable Lock Pin Attachment
    • 2.10 Maintenance and Inspection
      • ● Replacing the Backup Battery
      • ● Maintenance Screen
      • ● System Mode
      • ● Adjusting the Brightness
      • ● Adjusting the Touch Panel
  • 3 HG1F
    • 3.1 Packing content
    • 3.2 Type No.
    • 3.3 Part Names
    • 3.4 External Interfaces
      • ● Serial Interface 1
      • ● Serial interface 2
      • ● O/I Link Interface
    • 3.5 Specifications
    • 3.6 Dimensions
    • 3.7 Installation
      • ● Operating Environment
      • ● Ambient Temperature
      • ● HG1F Installation
    • 3.8 Wiring
      • ● Power Supply Terminal
      • ● Grounding Cautions
      • ● Cautions for using the HG1F connected to a personal computer
    • 3.9 Maintenance and Inspection
      • ● Replacing the Backlight
      • ● Replacing the Backup Battery
      • ● Adjusting the Contrast
  • 4 HG2F
    • 4.1 Packing content
    • 4.2 Type No.
    • 4.3 Part Names
    • 4.4 External Interfaces
      • ● Serial Interface 1
      • ● Serial interface 2
      • ● Expansion Unit Interface (EXT)
      • ● O/I Link Interface
    • 4.5 Specifications
    • 4.6 Dimensions
    • 4.7 Installation
      • ● Operating Environment
      • ● Ambient Temperature
      • ● HG2F Installation
    • 4.8 Wiring
      • ● Power Supply Terminal
      • ● Grounding Cautions
      • ● Cautions for using the HG2F connected to a personal computer
    • 4.9 Maintenance and Inspection
      • ● Replacing the Backlight
      • ● Adjust Contrast
  • 5 HG3F/4F
    • 5.1 Packing content
    • 5.2 Type No.
    • 5.3 Part Names
    • 5.4 External Interfaces
      • ● Serial Interface 1
      • ● Serial interface 2
      • ● Expansion Unit Interface (EXT)
      • ● O/I Link Interface
    • 5.5 Specifications
    • 5.6 Dimensions
    • 5.7 Installation
      • ● Operating Environment
      • ● Ambient Temperature
      • ● HG3/4F Installation
    • 5.8 Wiring
      • ● Power Supply Terminal
      • ● Grounding Cautions
      • ● Cautions for using the HG3/4F connected to a personal computer
    • 5.9 Maintenance and Inspection
      • ● Replacing the Backlight
      • ● Adjust Backlight
  • 6 HG2S
    • 6.1 Packing content
    • 6.2 Type No.
    • 6.3 Part Names
    • 6.4 External Interfaces
      • ● Serial Interface1
      • ● Serial Interface2
      • ● External Input/Output Interface
    • 6.5 Mechanical Switches
      • ● The standard switch layout and functions are described below:
      • ● Connector Pin Functions
      • ● Construction of Contact
      • ● Expansion Switch Block
    • 6.6 Specifications
    • 6.7 Dimensions
    • 6.8 Installation
      • ● Operating Environment
      • ● Ambient Temperature
      • ● Installation
    • 6.9 Wiring
      • ● Connector classification
      • ● Connector wiring table
      • ● Cable Specification
    • 6.10 Maintenance and Inspection
      • ● Maintenance Screen
      • ● Adjusting the Contrast
  • 7 Options
    • 7.1 HG1F
      • ● Options
      • ● Replacement Parts
    • 7.2 HG2F/3F/4F
      • ● Options
      • ● Replacement Parts
    • 7.3 HG2S
      • ● Options
      • ● Replacement Parts
    • 7.4 HG2G-S/-5S
      • ● Options
      • ● Replacement Parts
    • 7.5 HG2G-5F, HG3G/4G
      • ● Options
      • ● Replacement Parts
• Chapter 35 Troubleshooting
  • 1 Error Messages
    • 1.1 Errors Displayed on the Screen
    • 1.2 Low Battery Voltage
  • 2 Handling Problems
    • 2.1 When You Cannot Download Project Data
    • 2.2 When the MICRO/I cannot perform Maintenance Communication via the Ethernet interface or the O/I Link Master
    • 2.3 If the backlight is OFF and the buzzer sounds
    • 2.4 Touch Panel Does Not Respond Correctly
    • 2.5 Power LED light is OFF
• Appendix
  • 1 Color Number Correspondence Table
  • 2 View Browser
  • 3 Color Palette
    • ● Functions of Color Palette buttons
    • ● Color Palette Types
  • 4 Pattern Palette
    • ● Foreground and Background Colors
    • ● Patterns
  • 5 Text Alignment
    • ● Horizontal Writing
    • ● Vertical Writing
  • 6 USB Driver
    • 6.1 Installing the USB driver
      • ● HG2G-5F, HG3G/4G
      • ● HG2G-5S
      • ● HG2F
    • 6.2 Checking the USB Driver
• Index