Schneider Electric XBTH / P / E / HM / PM Alphanumeric and Matrix Terminals
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Schneider Electric XBTH / P / E / HM / PM Alphanumeric and Matrix Terminals are versatile devices designed for industrial applications. With a range of display options, including LCD, FLUO, and Matrix, they offer clear and customizable visuals for user interfaces. The terminals feature a user-friendly interface with dedicated keys for navigation, data entry, and function selection. They also have the ability to connect to PLCs and other devices for data exchange and control purposes.
Pages: 190 Schneider Electric XBTH / P / E / HM / PM Alphanumeric and Matrix Terminals User Guide
Brand: Schneider Electric Category: Electrical equipment & supplies Size: 2 MB
Languages: English
Table of contents
- 5 General Contents
- 7 Chapter A Introduction
- 9 Contents
- 11 1. Man/machine dialog with Magelis
- 12 Production monitoring
- 12 Preventive maintenance
- 12 Corrective maintenance
- 12 Process control
- 13 2. Structure of Magelis applications
- 14 Terminals with 2 or 4 lines (H, P, E)
- 17 Matrix screen terminals (HM, PM)
- 20 3. Application pages
- 22 4. Alarm pages
- 23 5. Form pages
- 24 6. Terminal operating modes
- 25 7. Controlling the control system
- 25 Momentary contact command
- 26 Push-on/push-off toggle command
- 26 8. Dialog between the PLC and the terminal
- 27 Data associated with the fields
- 27 Principle of terminal "command and status" exchanges
- 28 9. Control system production file
- 29 10. General specifications
- 33 Chapter B Magelis functions
- 35 Contents
- 37 1. Organization of Magelis functions
- 38 2. Starting up the Magelis terminal
- 39 3. Operating principle
- 39 Basic principle
- 41 Recording mode
- 42 Running mode
- 44 Configuration for operation
- 46 4. Page display
- 46 Display when powered up
- 46 Displaying a page via a function key
- 47 Page display initiated by the PLC
- 48 5. Entry and modification of variables
- 48 Entry request
- 48 Entry principle
- 50 6. Alarms
- 50 Structure of alarm pages
- 52 Alarm page parameters
- 54 Display priority
- 56 Acknowledgement of alarms
- 57 Control of alarm relay : XBT-E
- 58 Alarm display
- 60 7. Alarm log
- 60 Principles
- 62 Log display
- 64 Clear log
- 65 Print log
- 67 8. Process control via function keys
- 69 9. Locking function keys via the PLC
- 71 10. Printing
- 71 General
- 73 Stop printing
- 73 Continous printing of an alarm page
- 74 Display Hard Copy
- 74 Log printing
- 74 Form printing
- 74 Free format printing
- 75 11. Configuration
- 79 12. Product selftest
- 81 13. Forms
- 81 Purposes
- 81 Definition
- 83 Utilization
- 85 Chapter C PLC and Terminal communications Dialog
- 87 Contents
- 89 1. Introduction
- 90 2. Data exchanged
- 91 Data associated with fields
- 91 Command data from the PLC to the terminal
- 91 Status data from the terminal to the PLC
- 92 3. Principle of exchanging data associated with fields
- 93 4. Principle of the dialog table
- 95 5. Contents of the dialog table
- 95 Notation convention for describing the table
- 97 Detailed description
- 105 Chapter D Operating the terminal
- 107 Contents
- 109 1. Keys and indicator lamps
- 112 2. Operating principle
- 112 Running mode
- 114 Confidential mode
- 116 3. Page display
- 116 Display when powered up
- 116 Page display via links
- 117 Displaying a page via its number
- 117 Displaying a page via its name
- 118 Displaying a page via a function key
- 119 4. Entry and modification of variables
- 119 Entry request
- 119 Entry principle
- 124 5. Alarms
- 124 Structure of alarm pages
- 125 6. Product references
- 127 Chapter E Application development Example
- 129 Contents
- 131 1. Contents of the application
- 132 2. Creation of an application using XBT-L1000
- 135 3. Loading the application into the terminal
- 136 4. PLC application
- 137 5. Entry and modification of parameters
- 137 Reminder
- 137 Entry principle
- 137 Entry via numeric keypad
- 138 Entry using arrow keys
- 138 Deleting characters
- 139 Chapter F Appendices
- 141 Contents
- 143 1. XBT technical sheets
- 143 XBT-H
- 146 XBT-HM
- 149 XBT-P
- 152 XBT-PM
- 155 XBT-E
- 157 2. Glossary
- 157 Alarm page
- 157 Application page
- 157 Command table
- 158 Confidential mode
- 158 Dialog table
- 158 JBUS master
- 158 JBUS slave
- 158 Links
- 158 Recording mode
- 158 Status table
- 158 UTW client
- 158 UTW server
- 158 Variable field
- 159 XBT application
- 159 XBT-L1000
- 159 3. Error messages
- 163 INDEX
- 169 Starting up
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