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LEARNING THE FEATURES
EZ-TEXT-SP-M
Rear Panel Indicators
TXD LED
This LED will toggle “on” and “off” to signal activity on the transmission line.
RXD LED
This LED will toggle “on” and “off” to signal activity on the receive line.
Functional Description
On power-up, the EZText Set Point Display Panel will enter the Run Mode and alpha-characters "ABCDEFGH IJKLMNOP" will be written to the LCD display and "8.8.8.8.8.8.8.8" will be written to the 8-digit LED Display for approximately three seconds. This information will be removed when the first message is retrieved. The messages/data will be displayed in two ways, either triggered by the PLC or triggered from the front panel.
Scrolling through Message List
If a message triggered from the PLC is not being displayed or edited, the user can scroll through a list of messages. (These messages are programmed using the EZText Programming Software.) To scroll through the messages, press the "
▲" (UP Arrow) or "▼" (DOWN Arrow) button. Pressing "▲" button will retrieve the previous message. Pressing "
▼" button will retrieve the next message. When a message is displayed that has a Data Value , you can press the "sel" (Select) button to edit the Data Value.
Editing a Data Set
While editing, the operator can either edit the data or escape out of the Edit
Mode. When the operator presses the sel button, the LSD (Least Significant
Digit) in the display will blink. This is an indication that the panel is ready to edit. If the data has READ Only access, you will not be able to edit the value.
If the data set is READ Only, a warning message will be displayed in the LCD window for a few seconds. The operator will not be allowed to edit this data set.
While in the edit mode, the blinking digit is the digit selected to be edited. To select another digit, press the sel button again. Each successive press of the
sel button will move the blinking cursor progressively toward the MSD (Most
Significant Digit). If the sel button is pressed while the MSD is blinking, the
LSD will begin to blink. While any of the eight digits is blinking, the operator may edit the currently displayed data set or escape out of the edit mode.
If the operator presses the esc button, the panel will exit the edit mode. When escaping from the edit mode, the currently displayed data set will not be written to the PLC, the selected digit will stop blinking, and the original data set will be displayed.
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Table of contents
- 10 Manual Organization
- 12 Introduction to the EZText Set Point Display Panel
- 13 Features
- 14 What you need to get started
- 14 Hardware
- 14 Software
- 14 Need Help?
- 14 Onscreen HELP
- 14 PLC HELP
- 14 Technical Support
- 15 Models
- 16 PLCs Supported by the EZText Panel
- 17 PLC Cables
- 17 Accessories and Optional Equipment
- 18 Front Panel Features
- 18 Operator Controls and Indicators
- 18 PLC Message LED
- 19 Control Pushbuttons
- 19 Numeric LED
- 19 Character LCD with LED Backlight
- 20 Specifications
- 22 EMI Noise Filter Installation
- 23 Mounting
- 23 and Mounting Template
- 24 DIN Clip Mounting
- 25 Connections and Wiring
- 25 EZ-SP and EZ-SP-DEV Rear View
- 26 Power Connector
- 26 Serial Port
- 26 Connect a Programming PC
- 27 Connect a PLC
- 27 DeviceNet Port
- 30 Learning the Features
- 30 Overview
- 31 Front Panel Features
- 31 LCD Display
- 31 LED Display
- 31 PLC Message LED
- 31 Control Pushbuttons
- 31 ent — ENTER Pushbutton
- 31 esc — ESCAPE Pushbutton
- 32 sel — SELECTION Pushbutton
- 32 — SCROLL Pushbuttons
- 33 Rear Panel Indicators
- 33 Functional Description
- 33 Scrolling through Message List
- 33 Editing a Data Set
- 34 Editing PLC Triggered Data/Message
- 34 Entering theSetup Mode
- 34 Adjusting the Contrast while in Setup Mode
- 35 Messages
- 35 Message Operation
- 35 Message Types
- 36 Displaying Messages
- 38 EZText Panel Setup
- 38 SETUP Mode
- 38 Adjust Display Contrast
- 38 Internal Software and Hardware Revisions
- 38 Preparing for Configuration
- 39 Installing EZText Programming Software
- 40 Installation Screens
- 41 Tutorial — Plan the Project using Application Worksheets
- 43 Programming Software
- 51 Tutorial — Configure a PLC
- 54 Configure New System
- 60 Configure Existing System
- 61 Connect to Panel, View Panel Status and Firmware Version
- 62 Upgrade Firmware
- 66 Maintenance
- 66 Fuse Reset
- 66 Precautions
- 66 Screen Overlay/Chemical Compatibility
- 68 Screen Overlay Cleaning
- 68 Gasket Replacement
- 69 Troubleshooting
- 69 Panel Configuration Problems
- 70 PLC Errors
- 71 Still Need Help?
- 72 Warranty Repairs
- 72 Out of Warranty Repairs
- 73 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)