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1.5 Software concept of graphic terminalsDisplay• pixel graphics for background (except MT-45!)• semi-graphic character set (fully configurable) in 3 character sizes• display protection with parametric assignment for display OFF time by operator and PLCCommunication• transparent active control through the terminal via controller specific protocol, cutting complexities of programmingfor communication.• implementation of several protocols within one device (switching at system configuration level).Delivering, moving, positioningFunction and cursor key offer direct and fast input into the PLC or process control systemDisplay, parameters, metering, regulating• simple and comfortable generation of display and parameter menus• 25 formatted process variables per process display for selection♦ numeric data formats with input limitation and linear scaling♦ bar graph, cursor graph (linked directly to the process variables)♦ differential bar graph with dynamic tool centre point♦ all scale factors from PLC• automatic data readout and conversion at the terminal• direct input via barcode (scanner or pen).Monitoring and control• fault processing per single bit, rendered as new or first value or priority with internal confirmation to enter field inPLC• convenient protocol functions in the internal protocol memory, history with up to 900 entries.Menu structures• simple generation of menu structures (parameter masks, tree structures) without PLC program• direct activation of internal functions through function keys.E14Process display and control/ Device Manual/ Issue: 07.01
Programming• generating process images, fault texts etc. through PC programs in SAA standard• generating or changing characters. This provides for the use of any type of character (such as Cyrillic, Greek,Japanese…)• importing pixel graphics in bitmap format.Firmware downloadDownload of the complete firmware with• protocol drivers• system languages• character sets.1.6 Accessories1.6.1 Programming leadstype: VB 30cable length: 5 mconnector:PC side 9 pin sub-D socketMT-50 / MT-120 side 25 pin sub-D plug1.6.2 Connection leads to automation devicesThe information about the connection leads to the PLC systems can be found in Chapter "Installation to the PLC".1.6.3 Function modules, additional librariesAs a rule, specific function modules or program libraries will not be required for communication with the device.Where they are required for specific protocols or interfaces, you can find their parameters set out in Chapter"Installation to the PLC".1.6.4 Barcode reader unitsA barcode reader can be plugged directly into the MT if required. The reader should have the following specifications:• integral barcode decoder• 5V power supply / max. 250mA• RS-232-C or RS-232-TTL interface• no preamble (header)• (0Dh, 13d) as postamble (trailer)• ASCII coded characters (20h...7Fh)• interface parameter7 data biteven parity1 stop bit9600 baudProcess display and control/ Device Manual/ Issue: 07.0115E
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Page 6 and 7: 6.1.4 Address declaration Modbus-Ma
Page 8 and 9: 1 Product Overview1.1 Product range
Page 10 and 11: 1.3 Overview machine terminals with
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Page 18 and 19: 2.3.3 Format for Modbus RTUGenerall
Page 20 and 21: 3 Mounting Instructions and Install
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Page 30 and 31: Back wall MT-60Back wall MT-91 / MT
Page 32 and 33: Connections:Identification Signific
Page 34 and 35: Connection between the ends of the
Page 36 and 37: 3.5.5 Technical data of the ARCNET
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Page 40 and 41: 4 Installation on the PLC4.1 Instal
Page 42 and 43: 4.2 Installation on the T200Standar
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Page 50 and 51: 4.3.9 Connection via RS-422 on X4MT
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Page 55 and 56: 4.7 Connection to KR / KT31 with Mo
Page 57 and 58: 4.8.3 Block 5F_ARC resp. 5F_ARC945F
Page 59: ArcNet reading procedure of the PLC
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5.5 Configuration during operation
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5.5.5 Brightness control of the dis
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Adjustment of the baud rateIn the n
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5.6 Starting-up and self test of MT
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5.6.3 Basic MaskAfter error-free se
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5.7.2 General settings5.7.2.1 Langu
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5.7.2.5 Programming texts / systemD
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Printer flow controlnoneXON/XOFF (s
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5.7.2.8 Substation numberCaution:Th
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5.7.2.14 Handling the fault listThe
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5.7.4.3 Display testTest display?Ye
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5.7.4.7 Test COM1Test COM1?YesNo -
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5.8 Startup keys of MT-45, MT-91, M
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6.1.1 Address declaration for CS316
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6.1.2 Address declaration for T200
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6.1.3 Address declaration for Modbu
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6.1.4 Address declaration Modbus-Ma
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6.1.5 Address declaration Modbus-Ma
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6.2 Description of Functions / Over
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How can a picture or text display b
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+06 Bit Bit Bit Bit Bit Bit Bit Bit
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+02 Bit Bit Bit Bit Bit Bit Bit Bit
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Fault bit field 1-32 words for MT-4
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6.4.3 Dynamic control wordBackgroun
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Text number register (only MT-30, M
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6.8 Any variables• Display resp.
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6.8.2.2 Variables in SPSPlus WIN(pr
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6.9 Text programming / special func
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6.10.1 Global Parameterizing of rep
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7 Operation7.1 General performance
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Abbildung: MT-45Picture: MT-60Proce
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7.2.1 Keyboard descriptionThe keybo
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Functions in system menus (history,
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Additional functions in edit menusK
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Input of variablesThe input of vari
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With MT-30:Type of variable Definit
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7.5 Dynamic menu branchingBy means
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7.5.2 Parameterizing of the returnT
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7.6.3 Programming of a help textThe
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7.7.2 Calling up the historyThe his
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7.7.9 Exiting the historyThe functi
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