Mitsubishi Graphic Operation Terminal GOT1000 ... - Omni Ray AG

Q25HCPUFunctions designed to support maintenance personneland significantly reduce downtime!For maintenancepersonnelBack up important sequence programs forassurance in case of an emergencyGT16EthernetGT15Network No. 1Station 2GRAPHIC OPERATION TERMINAL GOT 1000Backup/restoration functionWith backup and restore, fear troubles no more• The sequence program and parameter data of the PLC CPUand motion controller, etc. can be backed up to the CF cardin the GOT.• Users can perform batch operation to restore the data to thePLC CPU or motion controller.Example of use qMake a data backup in case of a PLC or CPU failure or a deadbattery to quickly replace the faulty device and restore the systemusing the backup data in such a case.Replace CPUGT12If data is backed upSequenceprogram,etc.RestoreCF card,etc.✽ : When replacing the PLC CPU, the restoration function may not be available depending on the system configuration and connection type.Backup multiple controllers at the same time• Multiple controllers can be backed up at the same time overEthernet. Target controllers for backup can be specified perstation.Network No. 1Station 1Network No. 1Station 3Backup multiple controllersat the same time Programs, parameters, device comments,device initial value data, file registers, etc. MELSEC Q-Series (excluding Q12PRH/Q25PRHCPU),L-Series, FX-Series,Q-Series motion controllers (SV13/SV22 only), CNC C70,Robot controller (CRnD-700, CRnQ-700) Bus connection, CPU direct connection,computer link connection,Ethernet connectionExample of use wThe backup data conversion tool is included with GT Works3.When a problem occurs, or when the PLC CPU program is updated, thesequence program data can be transferred, analyzed, and corrected withoutrequiring an experienced engineer, increasing time and cost efficiency.Sequence programs saved on the CF card or other memorydevices can be edited in GX Developer after having beenconverted by the backup data conversion tool.PLC CPU programs can be easily changed without a personal computer at the worksite or any previousGX Developer knowledge.WorksiteSequenceprogram,etc.qBackupeRestoreCF card,etc.Automatic backup is available• Besides automatic backup from touch switches, you canspecify a trigger device, a day of the week, and time forautomatic backup.Backup data at 17:30 every FridayBackupBackupData transferCF card,etc.OfficewAnalysisand correctionPassword forbackup/restoration17:30 on FridayPassword for increased security• Define a password to perform password authentication whenexecuting backup/restoration.Clear communication minimizes machinedowntime even during an alarmGT16GRAPHIC OPERATION TERMINAL GOT 1000Advanced alarmA wider monitoring range protects even large-scale systems• Alarm observation is possible for up to 32,767 devices with amaximum of 255 alarm observation setting groups.• Batch display of large amounts of alarm information inlarge-scale systems, and unit-specific classification for easymanagement.• Alarm log data can be saved in the built-in SRAM evenduring a power failure. (For GT16 only)Rapid detection and corrective action for a wide array of alarmsFour-step alarm notificationGroup-specific & level-specific displays• Alarm occurrence conditions can be divided into 4 steps and • Alarms can be classified by group and level, with onlyconveyed to the operator in an easy-to-understand,specified alarms being displayed.step-by-step format.GroupAlarm Group Level Transport G alarm display• The four-step display makes it easy to take in and sort outalarm conditions (information such as where, what, andhow). This enables efficient troubleshooting when multipleproblems occur.AlarmoccurrenceLine "A" stopsWhere isthe error?GT15GT12Step1Device "A" errorAlarms by lineUpper stepOut of materialWhat kindof error is it?When willrecovery occur?Easy-to-understand displayStep Alarms by unit2 Middle stepMaterialreplenishmentExample of using the four stepsAlarm contentGeneral stepTroubleshootingDetail stepAlarm observationfor up to32,767 devices• The use of colors and popups produce easily recognizable alarm displays.Display subject switchingDisplay switching can display only active alarms or all contents.Comment display colorComment display colors can be specified for each type of alarm status(occurred, restored, and checked) and for each level and group, etc.SortingThe sorting function permits the display order to bedefined by date & time, level, group, alarm status,occurrence count, or downtime.Cursor display colorThe cursor display color can be specified. Alarmdisplays are harder to miss.Step3Step4Alarm observationsettingsUnit "A" observationsettingsUnit "B" observationsettingsAlarm observation Alarm display settings History file storageM0M1M2M3M4M5M6M7M8M9Transport GTransport GTransport GTransport GTransport GProcess GProcess GProcess GProcess GProcess GMax. of 255 settingsMid-levelMid-levelMid-levelMid-levelMajorMajorMinorMinorMinorMinorCombinationof level& groupLevelDisplay of active andrecovery-completed alarmsDisplay of activealarms onlyPopup displayTransport G major alarm displayMinor alarm displayEasy searching with time designation• Specify a time and easily check the required data.• When used with the historical trend graph, by specifying thetime at which an error appears to have occurred on thegraph, the state of alarm occurrence at that time can easilybe viewed.Floating alarm displayAllows the entire text of long comments which cannot becontained in the display area to be read.Details displayUsers can create window screens todisplay details.JPEG images can alsobe displayed.Alarm popup displayA popup display format ensures that user alarms andsystem alarms are not missed. The background colorcan be specified.INDEXFor Designers For Initial Startup & For MaintenanceMELSEC Process Specifications,Operations PersonnelGT10 iQ PlatformControl External DimensionsList of ConnectableModels, etc.Multiple controllers tobe backed up can be specified.RestoreAn optional device may be necessary. For details, see "Selection of optional units and devices" (page 81).Enter passwordImproved system alarms• The PLC/GOT/Network monitoring subject can be specifiedin advance, with only those specified alarms beingdisplayed.Support in identifying alarm causes (utility function)• Alarm occurrence conditions can be displayed in atime-series graph form.• Alarm occurrence counts can be displayed in bar-graphform.42 43