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Human Machine Interface
XGT Panel
User’s Manual
Read this manual carefully before
installing, wiring, operating, servicing
or inspecting this equipment.
Keep this manual within easy reach
for quick reference.
iXP Series
http://www.lsis.com
iXP50-TTA
iXP70-TTA
iXP80-TTA
iXP90-TTA

Safety Precautions
1
Before using the product…
Tousetheproduct safelyandeffectively,pleasereadthisinstructionmanualthoroughlybeforeuse.
►Please keep to the safety precaution, for it is to prevent accidents and potential danger from
occurring.
►Safetyprecaution is classified into ‘Warning’ and ‘Caution’ and their meanings are as follows.
Violatingthe instructionmay resultin seriouspersonalinjuryor death.
Violating the instruction may result in slight personal injury or product
damage.
►The indicatedillustrations ontheproductandinthe manual havethefollowingmeanings.
Be cautious,fordangermaybepresent.
Be cautious,for there is apossibilityof an electric shock.
►Afterreadingtheinstructionmanual,keepithandyforquickreference.
Warning
Caution

Safety Precautions
2
Design Precautions
Design Precautions
Installation Precautions
Install a safety circuit external to the HMI to protect the whole control system in case of
external power supply trouble.
Serious troublemayoccurtotheentiresystem dueto erroneousoutput/operationof the HMI.
Warning
In/output signal or communication cable should be at least 100mm apart from
High-voltage/powerwires.
Otherwise, itmaycauseerroneousoutput/operation.
Use the HMI in an environment that meets the general specification contained in this
manual or datasheet.
Otherwise, itcouldresultinelectric shock,fire,erroneousoperationordeterioration.
In case of much vibration in the installed environment, be sure to insulate the HMI from
direct vibration.
Otherwise, itcouldresultinelectric shock,fireorerroneousoperation.
Be sure not to let foreign substances such as conductive debris inside the product.
Otherwise, itcouldresultinelectric shock,fireorerroneousoperation.
Caution
Caution

Safety Precautions
3
Wiring Precautions
Be sure to turn off the HMI and external power before wiring.
Otherwise, itmayresult inanelectric shockordamagetotheproduct.
Wire correctlyby checking each of the product’s rated voltage and terminal layout.
Otherwise, itmayresultinfire,electric shock orerroneous operation.
Tighten terminal screwswith specified torque whenwiring.
If terminalscrewsareloose, itmayresultin shortcircuits,fireorerroneousoperation.
Use the exclusive HMI 3-type grounding for the FG terminal.
If notgrounded, itmayresultin erroneousoperation.
Be sure not to let any foreign substances such as wiring debris inside the module.
Such debris maycausefire,damageorerroneousoperation.
Caution
Warning

Safety Precautions
4
Startup and Maintenance Precautions
Disposal Precaution
Do not touch the terminals while power is on.
Otherwise, itmaycauseelectric shock orerroneousoperation.
Turn off the HMI and external power when cleaning or tightening the terminal.
Otherwise, itmaycauseelectric shock orerroneousoperation.
Do not charge, disassemble, heat, short circuit, solder, etc. the battery.
Mishandlingthebatterymaycauseoverheating,crack,fireand mayresultininjuryorfire.
Do not disassemble PCB from the productcase or modifythe product.
Otherwise, itmayresultinfire,electric shock orerroneous operation.
Use cellular phone or walky-talkyat least30cm awayfrom the HMI.
Otherwise, itmayresultin erroneousoperation.
When disposing of this product or battery, treat it as industrial waste.
Otherwise, itmaycausepoisonouspollutionor explosion.
Warning
Caution
Caution

Revision History
Revision History
Version
Date
Contents
Revised location
V1.0
‘13.11
1.FirstEdition
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V1.1 ’15.01 1.AddiXP50-TTA/DC 2,3,Appendix2
2. iXP70/80/90CFCardfunctionisremoved 1.2,2,3.2, 4.4, 5,7
9,Appendix1
3.Multimediafunctionisremoved 1,2,4
※The number of User’s manual is indicated therightsideof thebackcover.
ⓒLSIS Co., Ltd 2013 All Rights Reserved.

Contents
8
Chapter. 1 General Introduction..................................................................................... 1-1~1-8
1.1HowtousetheInstructionManual.............................................................................................................................. 1-1
1.2Feature.......................................................................................................................................................................... 1-3
1.3Terminology................................................................................................................................................................... 1-8
Chapter. 2 System Configuration ................................................................................... 2-1~2-11
2.1PartNames................................................................................................................................................................... 2-1
2.2System Configuration................................................................................................................................................... 2-6
Chapter. 3 Standard Specification................................................................................. 3-1~3-5
3.1GeneralStandards........................................................................................................................................................ 3-1
3.2FunctionStandards....................................................................................................................................................... 3-2
Chapter. 4 System Configuration ................................................................................ 4-1~4-14
4.1TouchCalibration.......................................................................................................................................................... 4-2
4.2BacklightSetting........................................................................................................................................................... 4-3
4.2.1 PIRsensor.......................................................................................................................................................... 4-4
4.3DateTimeSetting......................................................................................................................................................... 4-5
4.4EthernetSetting............................................................................................................................................................ 4-6
4.5EnvironmentSetting..................................................................................................................................................... 4-7
4.6SoundSetting............................................................................................................................................................. 4-12
4.7XP-RemoteSetting.....................................................................................................................................................4-13
4.8BuzzerSetting.............................................................................................................................................................4-14
Chapter. 5 Diagnostics.................................................................................................... 5-1~5-9
5.1Screen Diagnosis......................................................................................................................................................... 5-2
5.2TouchDiagnosis........................................................................................................................................................... 5-3
5.3BackupMemoryDiagnosis.......................................................................................................................................... 5-4
5.4FlashMemoryDiagnosisFunction.............................................................................................................................. 5-5
5.5SerialCommunicationDiagnosis.................................................................................................................................5-6
5.6SDCardDiagnosis....................................................................................................................................................... 5-8
5.7USBMemoryDiagnosis............................................................................................................................................... 5-9

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Chapter. 6 Viewing Information of PLC Connection Status ..................................... 6-1~6-8
6.1PLC CommunicationConfigurationSettings.............................................................................................................. 6-2
6.2ConnectionInformation................................................................................................................................................ 6-3
6.3PLCInformation............................................................................................................................................................ 6-4
6.4Historyof PLCError .................................................................................................................................................... 6-4
6.5Historyof PLCModeConversion .............................................................................................................................. 6-5
6.6Historyof PLCPower ................................................................................................................................................. 6-5
6.7Historyof PLCSystem ............................................................................................................................................... 6-6
6.8N:1Settings .................................................................................................................................................................6-7
6.9Program Monitor ......................................................................................................................................................... 6-8
Chapter. 7 Storage Function........................................................................................... 7-1~7-7
7.1GeneralIntroduction ................................................................................................................................................... 7-1
7.2Downloading ProjectthroughtheStorageEquipment............................................................................................... 7-2
7.3UploadingProjectthroughtheStorageEquipment.................................................................................................... 7-3
7.4Updating theDevicethroughStorageEquipment...................................................................................................... 7-4
7.5SelectaUSBStorageDevice...................................................................................................................................... 7-5
7.6SelectaUSBStorageDevicewhileMonitoring aProject.......................................................................................... 7-6
Chapter. 8 XGT Panel S/W Update.........................................................................................8-1
8.1GeneralIntroduction ................................................................................................................................................... 8-1
Chapter. 9 File Backup through External Storage Equipment.................................. 9-1~9-8
9.1PathStructureincaseofFileBackup.......................................................................................................................... 9-1
9.2Operationsetting whenthereisnospaceforbackup.................................................................................................9-4
9.3Structureofpathofvideofileandvideocapturefiles.................................................................................................. 9-4
9.4Monitoring Connection StatusofExternalStorageEquipment.................................................................................. 9-6
9.5SafetyRemovalSwitch................................................................................................................................................ 9-7
Chapter. 10 Installation and Wiring............................................................................10-1~10-8
10.1Installation.................................................................................................................................................................10-1
10.1.1Installationenvironment.................................................................................................................................10-1
10.1.2Noticeinhandling...........................................................................................................................................10-2
10.1.3Noticeininstallingthepanel..........................................................................................................................10-2

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10.2Wiring........................................................................................................................................................................ 10-5
10.2.1Powerwiring...................................................................................................................................................10-5
10.2.2Groundwiring.................................................................................................................................................10-8
Chapter.11 Maintenance .............................................................................................11-1~11-3
11.1Maintenance...............................................................................................................................................................11-1
11.2DailyMaintenance.....................................................................................................................................................11-1
11.3PeriodicalMaintenance.............................................................................................................................................11-2
Chapter. 12 EMC Standard Certification .................................................................12-1~12-2
12.1RequirementforEMC Standard Certification ........................................................................................................12-1
12.1.1CEstandardcertification ..............................................................................................................................12-1
12.1.2MICstandardcertification ............................................................................................................................12-2
12.2RequirementforLowVoltageCommandSuitability...............................................................................................12-2
12.2.1Standard certificationforXGTPanel.............................................................................................................12-2
12.2.2SelectionofXGTPanel ...............................................................................................................................12-2
Appendix 1. Troubleshooting....................................................... Appendix1-1~Appendix1-8
1.TypeofProblem..............................................................................................................................................Appendix1-1
2. Problem when Starting...................................................................................................................................Appendix1-2
3.ReactionProblemwhenTouching.................................................................................................................Appendix1-3
4.DisplayProblemof FigureandObject...........................................................................................................Appendix 1-4
5.CommunicationProblem................................................................................................................................Appendix1-7
6.SD/USBRemovalofMemoryCard...............................................................................................................Appendix 1-8
Appendix 2. Dimension...............................................................Appendix 2-1~ Appendix 2-3

Chapter 1. General Introduction
1-1
Chapter 1. General Introduction
1.1 How to use the Instruction Manual
Thisinstructionmanualprovidesinformationsuchasspecification,howtouse,etc.oftheproductneededtooperateiXPseriesof
XGTPanel.
iXPseriesischaracterizedasfollow;
Item
symbol
Contents
Remarks
(A)
LCDSize
50
21cm(8.4”)
70
26cm(10.4”)
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80
31cm(12.1”)
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90
38cm(15”)
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(B)
LCDType
B
STNMono
Not available
T
TFTColor
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(C)
TouchType
T
Touch
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(D)
iXPType
A
Advance
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M
Multimedia
Availablelater
(E)
Powertype
AC
AC100-240V
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DC
DC12/24V
iXP50DC24VOnly

Chapter 1. General Introduction
1-2
The user manual’s configuration is as follows.
Sequence
Category
Contents
Chapter1
GeneralIntroduction
It describesthismanual’s configuration, product’sfeatureandterm.
Chapter2
SystemConfiguration
It describesfeatureandsystemconfigurationofeachXGTPanel.
Chapter3
StandardSpecification
It describesXGTPanel’s general andfunctionspecification.
Chapter4
SystemConfiguration
It describesXGTPanel’s systemconfiguration.
Chapter5
Diagnostics
It describesXGTPanel’s self-diagnosis.
Chapter6
Viewinginformationof
PLCConnectionStatus
It describesthewayon connectionstatusinformationofPLCwhichis
connectedwithXGTPanel.
Chapter7
TransmissionofProject
fromUSBStorageDevice
It describesthewayto executetheprojectbyusingUSB/SD
storagedevice.
Chapter8
XGTPanelS/WUpdate
It describesthewayto updateengineatXGTPanel.
Chapter9
Backupfilesbyusing
StorageDevices
Itdescribesthewaytobackuprecipe,loggingandetc.filesbyusing
storagedevices.
Chapter10
InstallationandWiring
It describesan installation,wiringandcautionforreliabilityofPLCsystem.
Chapter11
Maintenance
It describesinspectioncategoryandmethodforlongnormaloperationofPLC
system.
Chapter12
EMCStandard
It describessystemconfigurationforEMCstandard.
Appendix1
Troubleshooting
It describesavarietyoferrorcontentsandmeasure.
Appendix2
Dimension
It describesthedimensionofXGTPanel.
Appendix3
Warrantyand
EnvironmentPolicy
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Remark
This manual doesn’t describe connection with XP-BuilderandPLC.Fortheirownfunction,Pleaserefertotherelated
manuals.

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1-3
1.2 Feature
iXPserieshasthefollowingfeatures.
(1) Varioustypesofexternalinterface
(a) Supporting various storage media of USB and SD card, it maximizes the customer’s usability.
Multimediatypeprovidesinterfacesofvideoinput,audioinput,videooutput,andaudiooutputsoastoaddthefunctions
neededtoexerthighperformance.Extendedinterfacedesignedtostackmaximumthreelayersallowsmountingavariety
ofcommunicationcardsonit.Inaddition,therightpartofextendedinterfaceisdesignedsoastomountVMmodulethat
allowsinputting4-channelvideo.
iXP50
iXP70/80/90
Extendedconnector
-Communication modulethatcanbestacked
upto3stories (Tobe added)
SD Card
-DataBackup(alarm,logging,recipe, etc.)
-ProjectDataStorage(image,uploadprojectandetc.)
422/485 TerminatingResistance OptionS/W
SD SafetyRemovalS/W
Extendedconnector
-Communication modulethatcanbestacked
upto1stories (Tobe added)
422/485 TerminatingResistance OptionS/W
SDCard
-DataBackup(alarm,logging,recipe, etc.)
-ProjectDataStorage(image,uploadprojectandetc.)

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(b) Presencesensorisplacedatthefrontuppersidesoastocontrolbacklightpowersourceasitdetectsthepresence.This
enablestheusertoturnon/offbacklighteitherbytouchorasitdetectsamovementofhumanbodyornot,andthereby
contributetoenergysaving.Inaddition,oneeachchannelofUSBHostandDeviceisplacedatthefrontsidesothatthe
usercanaccesswithease.Thatis,USBdeviceisprovidedinsuchamethodofbasiccommunicationconnectionwithPC
sothattheusercaneasilydownloadtheprojectthroughXP-Builder.FurthermoreUSBHOST1Channellocatedatthe
frontsideallowstheusertoinsertandremovethestoragemediawithease.
iXP50
iXP70/80/90
PIRsensor
-Detectshumanmovement
USBHOST
-Databackup(alarm,logging,recipeandetc.)
-Projectdatastorage(image,uploadprojectandetc.)
-Mouse,keyboardandprinter
USBDEVICE
-ProjectdownloadthroughXP-Builder
USBHOST
-Databackup(alarm,logging,recipeandetc.)
-Projectdatastorage(image,uploadprojectandetc.)
-Mouse,keyboardandprinter
USBDEVICE
-ProjectdownloadthroughXP-Builder

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(c) Variouscommunicationconnectorsareplacedatthelowersidesothatitcanbeconnectedinavarietyoftypeswiththe
controldevicesuchasPLC,inverter,etc.WithtwochannelsofUSBHOSTattached,itprovidestotal3USBHosts
includingonechannelatfrontside.ThisenablestheusertodiverselyconnectUSB-basedperipheraldevicethatuses
mouse,keyboard,printer,etc.aswellasforthepurposeofbackup.
ThroughRS-232C,RS-422/485,Ethernet(10Base-T/100Base-TX)communication,itcanbeconnectedwithcontrol
device.
(2) BasedonWindowsCE
(a) AdoptionofMicrosoftCompany’s WindowsCE
WindowsCE6.0
(b) Advantage
It provides stable software capacity by using Microsoft Company’s platform.
Itcanprocessdiversefunctionsimultaneously.
ItprovidesdiverseinterfaceincludingEthernet,USBandSDcard.
Theuserinterfaceincludingmouseandkeyboardcanbeconnected.
Ithashighflexibilitylikecomputersoftware.
Fastreactionisavailablewhenaddingnewequipment.
Widedatasharingandmanagementwithuppersystemisavailable.(Later)
(3) Improvementofprojecttransmissiontime
(a) ItprovidesEthernetwhichisfasterthanRS-232C.
USBHOST
-DataBackup(Alarm,Logging, Recipe,etc.)
-Projectdata storage(image,uploadproject,etc.)
-Mouse,keyboardandprinter
Ethernet
-ProjectdownloadthroughXP-Builder
-Controldevice thatcan becommunicated suchasPLC
-Connectedwithfieldbusandopennetwork
RS-422/485
-Controldevicethatcanbecommunicated
suchasPLC
RS-232C
-Controldevicethatcanbecommunicated
such asPLC
Audio output
-Connectedwith externalspeaker
Download
Upload

Chapter 1. General Introduction
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(b)ItprovidesthetransmissionfunctionfromUSBstoragedevice.
(4) Highqualityscreen
(a) ItprovidesthehighqualityscreenandclearnessbyhighqualityLCD.
ItadoptsTFTLCDwhichsupportsthe24-bitColor.
(b) Itprovidesdiversegraphictype.
Itisavailabletoexpresspreciselyandactually.
ItprovidesthesimplemovingfunctionwithGIFsupport.
(5) AnalogtouchPanel
(a) It adoptsanalog(resistorfilmmethod)TouchPanel.
Visibilityisimprovedwithoutthegrids.
(b) Itprovideshightouchresolution.
ItcancontrolTouchPanelprecisely.
Data change

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(6) Multilingualand diversefont
(a) Itsupportsthemultilingualfunction.
IttransmitstheWindows/UserfontusedincomputertoXGTPanel.
Additionallanguagedevelopmentisnotnecessary.
Multilinguallanguageisan advantageofWindowsCE.
(b) It canexpressfourkindsoflanguagesimultaneously.
Itcanexpress8kindsoflanguagesimultaneously.
Languageswitchingisavailablebyusingspecialswitchduringoperation.
(c) Itcanprovidethevariousfonts.
VariousexpressionsareavailablebyusingtheWindows/Userfont.
Fontsizeandtypecanbeadjustedfreely.
(7) Advancedfunction
(a) Alarmfunction
TheHistoryalarmcanbeclassifiedalarmgroupandalarmlistand selectedalarmcanbeexpressedbyalarmsearch.
TheFlowalarmindicatescurrentorthelatestalarmatthebottomofscreen.
TheSystemalarmindicatestheimportantproblemsfromoperation.
Itprovides256Kbyteareasforbackup.
(b) Loggingfunction
Itprovidesconditionalloggingaccordingtodeviceconditionandcontinuousperiodicloggingwhichoperatesperiodically
accordingtotimeanddevicestatus.
Itprovides512Kbyteareasforbackup.
BackupintoSD cardorUSBstoragedeviceisavailable.
Backupdata’s type is storedinExcel,itiseasytouse.
(c) Recipefunction
ItprovidesREAD/WRITEfunction.
It provides 128Kbyte areas for backups. [Generalrecipe: 255 (255 blocks and set up to 10,000 double word for each
oneofthem),Filerecipe:5000]
BackupintotheSD cardorUSBstoragedeviceisavailable.
Backup data’s type is storedinExcel, itiseasytouse.
(d)Schedulerfunction
ItcanbesetuptoMax.32.
(e) Printfunction
Itprovidesa Screen/Alarmprintfunction.
ItcanbeprintedbyUSBprinter.
(f) Scriptfunction
ItprovidesmoreflexiblefunctionbyuserScript.
ItcanbediverselyappliedtosuchasincludingGlobal/Object/Screenindicationandsoon.
(g)Providingsoundoutputfunction
Itbasicallyprovidesaudiooutputfunctioninallthetypes.
Itallowsconnectingwithampbuilt-inexternalspeaker.Withthesoundfunctionset,itenablestooutputavarietyof
WAVfiles.

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(h)Providingvideoinputfunction(Multimediatypeonly)
AnalogcameraallowinginputofsignalssuchasNTSC,PAL,SECAM,etc.canbeconnectedusingcoaxialcable.
Itprovidespreviewfunctionthatallowswatchingvideoinputdata,andrecord/playfunctionsaswell.
Itprovidesthefunctionthatstoresvideoinputdataformaximum120secondsandthenplayitusingaspecifictrigger.
(i) Providingsoundinputfunction.(Multimediatypeonly)
SoundsourcecanbeinputthroughMIC/Line-IN,whichcanbeselectedbyS/W.
Soundinputdataisstoredtogetherwhenrecordingthevideo.
Itprovidesanoptionalfunctionofoutputtingthesoundinputdatatothespeaker.
(j)Providingvideooutputfunction.(Multimediatypeonly)
ItprovidesthefunctionofoutputtingHMIscreentoPCinHMIresolutionbyconnectingittothePCusingRGBcable.
(8) Stableproductsuitableforinternationalstandards
(a) CE,KCstandardacquisition
(b) UL(cUL)standardacquisition
1.3 Terminology
Itdescribestermsusedinthismanual.
Term
Definition
Remarks
Module
Astandardelementthathasaspecifiedfunctionwhichconfiguresthesystem.
DevicessuchasI/Oboard,whichinsertedontothemotherboardorbaseunit.
Ex.)CPUmodule
Powermodule,
I/Omodule
Unit
Asinglemoduleorgroupofmodulesthatperformanindependent
operationasapartofPLCsystem.
Ex.)Basicunit,
Extensionunit
PLCsystem
SystemconsistedofPLCandperipheraldevicewhichcanbecontrolledby
userprogram.
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XP-Builder
Softwareusedtowriteandedittheproject.
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XP-Manager
Itisthesoftwareforedition,download,monitoringtorealizedata
communicationbetweenXGTPanelsthroughXPLinkwithonlinecontrol
function.
XP-Remote
SoftwareusedtoremotemonitorandcontroltheXGTPanel
Cnetmodule
ComputerLink
-
FEnetmodule
FastEthernetNetwork
-
RTC
Abbreviation of ‘Real Time Clock’. It is used to call general IC that contains
clockfunction.
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Chapter 2 System Configuration
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Chapter 2 System Configuration
CharacteristicofeachiXPseriesanditssystemconfigurationareasfollow;
2.1 Part Names
2.1.1. iXP50 -TTA/DC
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Chapter 2 System Configuration
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No
Name
Description
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PowerstatusLED
Indicatingthestateofdevice(On:Green)
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2
USBDevice
1)Logging/Recipe/ScreenDataBackup
2) SendprojectdataandXP-Runtime
3)Receivebackdataandprojectfile
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3
USB Interface
Composedofthreeports(Frontside1port,Lowerend2ports)
1)USBMemoryConnection:Backupofdatasuchasalarm/logging/recipe
andstorageofscreendata
2)USBMemoryConnection:Send/Receiveprojectdata,SendXP-Runtime
3)User’s Interface Connection: Usingmouse/keyboard
4) Printerconnection:Printingfunction
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4
PowerTerminalCover
Preventionfromelectricshock
○
5
ExtendedInterface
Communication,I/OOptionModule3UnitsMountedOptionalboardto
bedevelopedlater
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6
ResetSwitch
HardwareResetSwitch
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7
RS-422/485Terminating
ResistanceSwitch
RS-422/485TerminatingResistanceOn/OffSeeCommunicationInstruction
Manual2.5.1Switch
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8
SDCardInterface
1) Backupofdatasuchasalarm/logging/recipeandstorageofscreen
data
2) Send/Receiveprojectdata,SendXP-Runtime
3)WindowCEOSUpdateFunction(CanbeusedwithDIPS/W set)
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9
AudioOutput
1channelAudioOutput
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10
RS-422/485Connector
RS-422/485:PLCorControlDeviceCommunication
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11
RS-232CConnector
RS-232C:PLCorControlDeviceCommunication
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12
EthernetTerminal
Ethernet:10Base-T/100Base-TX
1)SendProjectData
2)Receivebackupdataandprojectfile
3) SendXP-Runtime
4) PLC/ControlDeviceCommunication
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14
PowerTerminal
ComposedofPowerInputandFGTerminal
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PanelMountingPart
FixingXGTPanelonthepanelusingbracket

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2.1.2. iXP70 (80/90)-TTA/AC (DC)
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