Pro-face GP-4100 series User manual

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First step of screen creation and settings
For customers who use Pro-face products for the first time –
GP4100 Series
Quick Guide
3.4-inch
Compact Graphic Operator Interface
GP4100 Series

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GP4100 Series Quick Guide
GP4100 Series
The GP4100 Series is a 3.4” compact graphic operator interface.
This product is recommended to customers who have used interfaces other than graphic operator interfaces,
such as digital counters, signal switches and message displays for use on small machine tools, food machinery,
packaging machines, monitors for fast chargers, etc.
- 200 x 80 pixel resolution
- 16 levels of grayscale
- 3-color backlight
USB port (mini-B x 1) is
standard. It allows PLC
Ladder to be edited through
HMI. (Pass-through feature)
USB port (mini-B x 1) is
standard. It allows PLC
Ladder to be edited through
HMI. (Pass-through feature)
Compact HMI with easy-to-read display. Compact HMI with easy connections.
- USB Type-A x 1
-USBmini-Bx1
- Serial x 1
* For supported communication
drivers, please go to our
support website.
Easy to read small characters
on switches.
Easy to read small characters
on switches.
Easy to read numeric
characters even when several
values are displayed on the
same screen.
Easy to read numeric
characters even when several
values are displayed on the
same screen.
GP-410*G
GP-410*W
Green Orange Red
White Pink Red
USB port (Type-A x 1) is
standard. It allows screen
data transfer via a USB flash
drive.
USB port (Type-A x 1) is
standard. It allows screen
data transfer via a USB flash
drive.
A wide variety of graphs are
available to provide visual
representation of operation status.
A wide variety of graphs are
available to provide visual
representation of operation status.
Vertical installation is also available.
Vertical installation is also available.
Error messages allow you to
easily identify what kinds of errors
are detected.
Error messages allow you to
easily identify what kinds of errors
are detected.
Contents
>> Let’s start!
You will learn how to create screen data and configure
settings for the GP4100 Series starting on the next page.
>> Let’s start!
You will learn how to create screen data and configure
settings for the GP4100 Series starting on the next page.
GP4100 Series Overview > 2
How to Get the Screen Editing Software, GP-Pro EX > 3
How to Use GP-Pro EX > 4
Texts and Drawings > 5
Switches and Lamps > 6
Data Display > 7
Graph Display of Operation Status > 8
Display Error Messages > 9-10
Supportive Features for Screen Creation > 11
Screen Operation Check on PC (Simulation) > 12
Screen Transfer to GP4100 Series > 13
Precautions for Installation > 14-15
GP4100 Series Model List > 15

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GP4100 Series Quick Guide
How to Get Pro-face Screen Editing Software, GP-Pro EX
GP-Pro EX Ver.2.6 or later is required to create HMI screen data for the GP4100 Series.
GP-Pro EX provides simple operation with an enhanced user interfaces.
OS
(64-bit OS is not
supported.)
Windows Vista (Ultimate, Home Premium, Home Basic,
Business)
Windows XP (Home Edition, Professional Edition)
Windows 2000 (SP3 or later)
CPU Windows Vista: Pentium 4 1GHz or greater
Windows XP, Windows 2000: Pentium III 800MHz or greater
(Pentium 4 1.3GHz or greater recommended)
Memory Windows Vista: 1GB or greater (2GB or greater recommenced)
Windows XP, Windows 2000: 512MB or greater (1GB or later
recommended)
Hard Disk Space 720MB or greater (free space necessary for installation)
•GP-Pro EX Ver.2.6 Operating Environment
1. Install GP-Pro EX and Transfer Tool
Start the installer, and then “SET UP MENU” appears.
Click [GP-Pro EX] to start installing the software.
In the Limited Edition, entering a serial number and key code
is not required.
After the installation of GP-Pro EX is completed, the
installation of Transfer Tool automatically starts.
After the installation of Transfer Tool is completed, restart the
PC to activate the Transfer Tool.
- Free upgrade service is available to users of GP-Pro EX Ver.2.0 or later from our support site,
Otasuke Pro! (Free member registration is required.)
>http://www.pro-face.com/otasuke/
- GP-Pro EX Ver.2.6 Limited Edition is a trial software, which is also a upgrade module
for users of Ver.2.0 or earlier and for test use
Screen Editor GP-Pro EX, compatible with all Pro-face
products!
Screen Editor GP-Pro EX, compatible with all Pro-face
products!
Transfer Tool can be solely installed.
Transfer Tool can be solely installed.
If you would like to control editorial authority, install only
the Transfer Tool separately on PC at site. This allows
operators only to transfer screen data.
How to Install GP-Pro EX
2. Completion of the installation
The GP-Pro EX icon is shown on the desktop of the PC after
the installation is completed.

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How to Use GP-Pro EX
1. Start-up and default settings of GP-Pro EX
Double-click the icon on the desktop to start GP-Pro EX.
After a pop-up window appears, select [New] and specify
[Display Unit] and [Orientation] (“Landscape” or “Portrait”).
To create screen data for the GP4100 Series, select the
options for [Display Unit] as follows:
Series: GP4000 Series and then GP-41** Series
Model: GP4105 or GP-4106
2. Select a Device/PLC
Select a device or PLC connected.
3. Start the main window
Click [New Screen]. The main window appears.
Any needed action can be carried out on the main window of GP-Pro EX.
GP-Pro EX allows you to create HMI screen data and to configure settings for the GP4100 Series.
Select an operation process. Create screen data using icons.
Icons are freely laid out.
Place drawings and parts on a base screen.
Click the tab to change the setting items.
Choose a part to place from [Parts Tool Box].
Click the [System Settings] tab to change settings for the display
unit and peripherals.
Click the [Address] tab to see the address map.
GP-Pro EX Main Window
Shortcut keys available.
For details on new and updated drivers, please go to our
support website, Otasuke Pro!
Æhttp://www.pro-face.com/otasuke/
For details on new and updated drivers, please go to our
support website, Otasuke Pro!
Æhttp://www.pro-face.com/otasuke/
Base Screen (Drawing Area)
Select switches and lamps from the
Parts Tool Box with drag & drop.

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Text and Drawings
A wide variety of Windows fonts (image fonts) to create easy-to-read screens is available.
The drawing feature allows for fine layout with various options for lines and graphics.
Small characters are clearly
displayed with 200 x 80 pixel
resolution.
Small characters are clearly
displayed with 200 x 80 pixel
resolution.
Make use of boxes,
lines and circles to create
more organized screens.
Make use of boxes,
lines and circles to create
more organized screens.
Switches can be easily
labeled by setting options
for it.
Switches can be easily
labeled by setting options
for it.
1. Place a text part
Click the icon of a text part on the main window to place the
part on the base screen.
1. Select a drawing type
Click the icon of a desired drawing to place the drawing on
the base screen.
Dot Polyline Polygon Arc/Pie
Line Rectangle Circle/Oval
Dot Polyline Polygon Arc/Pie
Line Rectangle Circle/Oval
[F9]
[F9]
2. Specify settings for a text part
Double-click the placed part or press the [F9] key to show
the setting window to specify a font type, size, etc.
2. Specify settings for a drawing
Double-click the placed drawing or press the [F9] key to
show the setting window to specify a color and shape of the
drawing.
Text Part
Text Part
[F9]
[F9]
How to Place Texts and Drawings
* Other than using the icon, text parts can be placed from the [Draw] menu. * Other than using the icon, drawings can be placed from the [Draw] menu.
12pt
10pt
8pt
Adjusting text size, more parts
can be placed in the 200 x 80
pixel screen.
Adjusting text size, more parts
can be placed in the 200 x 80
pixel screen.
8pt to 72pt available for Windows fonts (image fonts)
Arial, actual-size image >

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Make your choice from a wide variety of switches and lamps, such as push buttons and
toggle switches. It can be freely placed on the screen by one bit.
1. Place a switch on the base screen
Referring to page 4, display [Parts Tool Box] on the main
window.
Select a switch part from the [Parts Tool Box], and drop
and drag it on the base screen.
2. Specify settings for a switch
Double-click the part to show the setting window.
4. Place a lamp
To use a part as a lamp, place a lamp by dragging and dropping
from [Parts Tool Box], or check [Lamp Feature]
in the [Lamp Feature] tab on the setting window.
When the same bit address as the switch has is specified, the
lamp reacts at the same time as the switch is touched.
In the [Color] and [Label] tabs, the settings to specify a color
when the bit is ON or OFF and texts for the label.
16-grayscale parts downloadable from our support website,
“Otasuke Pro!”
16-grayscale parts downloadable from our support website,
“Otasuke Pro!”
Click the icon to select a switch type.
Click the icon to select a switch type.
If a bit switch is selected, a bit address and bit action should
be selected. The default for bit action is “Bit Momentary.”
3. Add features to a switch
Click the [Switch Common] tab to add the features to avoid
wrong operation by setting conditions of switch action.
- Interlock Feature
Operation is allowed only when a specified bit is ON or OFF.
- Delay Feature
Operation becomes enabled in a certain period of time after
a switch is touched.
STOP RUN
OK CAUTION NG
Switch and Lamp
* Other than using the icon, switches can be placed from the [Parts] menu.
How to Place Switches and Lamps

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Data Display
1. Place a Data Display on the base screen
Referring to page 4, display [Parts Tool Box] on the main
window.
Select a Data Display part from the [Parts Tool Box], and
drop and drag it on the base screen.
2. Specify settings for a Data Display
Double-click the part to show the setting window.
3. Set an address in a connected device
In [Monitor Word Address], input an address of which value
is stored in a connected device.
4. Specify a font
Click the [Display] tab to select a font type, a font size and
display digits.
Easy-to-read display of numeric characters using clear
bitmap fonts and Windows fonts (image fonts).
Easy-to-read display of numeric characters using clear
bitmap fonts and Windows fonts (image fonts).
If [Allow Input] is checked, a
keyboard can be called to input a
value and text by touch.
Bitmap Font (Neon) Image Font Standard Font (7-segment)
Bitmap Font (7-segment) Stroke Font (Outline) Standard Font
Values stored in a connected device (such as PLC) can be displayed.
It also allows for inputting numeric characters and displaying texts too.
If [Text Display] is selected, text data is displayed.If [Text Display] is selected, text data is displayed.
Voltage Current
For example, an error code in Hex format stored in a
connected device can be displayed as text in ASCII format.
* Other than using the icon, Data Display can be placed from the [Parts] menu.
Display Numeric Data
How to Place Data Display

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Graph Display of Operation Status
Visually check operation status on screen with numerical information shown in bar or trend graphs.
1. Place a bar graph on the base screen
Referring to page 4, display [Parts Tool Box] on the main
window.
Select a bar graph from the [Parts Tool Box], and drop and
drag it on the base screen.
2. Specify settings for a bar graph
Double-click the part to show the setting window.
- Select a graph type
- Specify [Monitor Word Address]
In [Monitor Word Address], input an address of which
numeric data is stored in a connected device.
- Data type
Select Bin, BCD or Float to display numeric data in the
graph.
- Specify the range
Display from a minimum value to a maximum value in a
graph by percentage.
3. Specify a color
Click the [Color] tab to select a display color.
Click [Extended] to specify details on the color, for example,
to change a gradation setting for high visibility.
Display graphs making good use of 16 levels of grayscales.
Making good use of solid lines, dashed lines and 16-grayscale
display, clearly display multiple channels of trend graphs on one
screen.
Display graphs making good use of 16 levels of grayscales.
Making good use of solid lines, dashed lines and 16-grayscale
display, clearly display multiple channels of trend graphs on one
screen.
How to Place Bar Graphs
Voltage Current
* Other than using the icon, bar graphs can be placed from the [Parts] menu.
Graph Display

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GP4100 Series Quick Guide
Display Error Messages (1)
Specify alarm settings to display error messages shown by changes of bit address or data in a connected device.
Confirm the error
to see a message
エラーコード一覧エラーコード一覧
エラーコード一覧
Error Code List
6B4D
3A7E
How to Set Alarms: Register a corresponding message to each bit address
When the address M0000 is ON, display ”Press the emergency stop button.”
When the address M0001 is ON, display ”Oil pressure overload.”
When the address M0002 is ON, display ”Exceed the maximum pressure.”
When the address M0003 is ON, display “Foreign material is detected. Remove it immediately.”
When the address M0000 is ON, display ”Press the emergency stop button.”
When the address M0001 is ON, display ”Oil pressure overload.”
When the address M0002 is ON, display ”Exceed the maximum pressure.”
When the address M0003 is ON, display “Foreign material is detected. Remove it immediately.”
1. Show the alarm setting screen
Click the icon to show the alarm setting screen.
2. Specify a backup history
If [Backup History] is checked, alarm records remain saved
even after a GP4100 Series unit is turned OFF.
3. Specify settings for an alarm
Register bit addresses, trigger conditions and messages.
The registered alarm information can be grouped into up to 8
blocks by setting addresses and messages in each block.
A long message can be displayed on screen as a banner
message scrolled at the bottom of the screen.
A long message can be displayed on screen as a banner
message scrolled at the bottom of the screen. If [Word Monitoring] is selected, messages are registered
to be shown on screen in accordance with changes of data
values in a connected device.
If [Bit Monitoring] is selected, messages are registered to
be shown on screen in accordance with changes of
corresponding bit addresses.
If [Word Monitoring] is selected, messages are registered
to be shown on screen in accordance with changes of data
values in a connected device.
If [Bit Monitoring] is selected, messages are registered to
be shown on screen in accordance with changes of
corresponding bit addresses.
* Other than using the icon, alarm settings can be made from the [Common Settings] menu.

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Display Error Messages (2)
To use a GP4100 unit as a message display, check only
[Message] in [Display Characters].
To use a GP4100 unit as a message display, check only
[Message] in [Display Characters].
>>
The GP4100 Series can be used as a message display,
enlarging a message on the entire screen.
1. Place an Alarm Display
Click the [Alarm] icon to place an Alarm Display on the base
screen. Double-click the placed part to show the setting
window.
2. Specify settings for an Alarm Display
Select a block in which necessary alarm information is
registered in [Display Block].
In [Display Alarms], select the number of alarm messages to
be displayed at once.
3. Specify the number of characters
Select the number of characters for one line in each item to be
displayed.
If any one of [Date], [Trigger], [Acknowledged] and [Recovery]
is selected, it is displayed in a selected format according to the
alarm triggered.
If [No Shape] is selected for the shape of a [Start] switch and
this switch is put over the [Move Upward] and [Move
Downward] switches, the screen space can be saved.
4. Specify settings for display
Select a color, font and frame for an Alarm Display to display
an easy-to-read message using image fonts.
5. Place and specify a special switch to scroll a message list
Use a special switch to scroll up/down multiple alarm messages.
Select a switch part from the [Parts Tool Box], and drop and
drag it on the base screen. Double-click the part to set it as an
alarm history switch. If one of following options is selected,
scrolling up/down messages is available.
[Start] : To enable an alarm history switch.
[Move Upward/Downward]: Scroll up/down messages by touch
If [No Shape] is selected for the shape of a [Start] switch and
this switch is put over the [Move Upward] and [Move
Downward] switches, the screen space can be saved.
How to Set Alarms: Specify how to display messages
To use a GP4100 unit as a message display, select “1” in
[Display Alarms] in [Display Format].
To use a GP4100 unit as a message display, select “1” in
[Display Alarms] in [Display Format].
An enlarged
message can be
placed on the entire
base screen.
* Other than using the icon, alarms can be placed from the [Parts] menu.
No.1: Over current of the heater
If the [Clock Update Setting] icon is clicked, a
GP4100 unit synchronizes its clock with that
in a connected device.
If the [Clock Update Setting] icon is clicked, a
GP4100 unit synchronizes its clock with that
in a connected device.

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Additional Features for Screen Creation
The Header/Footer feature allows for reduction of development time.
Register a start-up screen to utilize a waiting time during the start-up.
Text Table is available for easy creation of screens in multiple languages.
1. Set a header and footer
Click on the screen to change to the editing screen for
header/footer.
Click again to return to the base screen.
2. Specify common parts
Place on the header/footer editing screen texts and parts
such as a change screen switch which are likely to be used
on multiple screens.
Japanese
Up to 20 headers and 20 footers can be registered.
Up to 20 headers and 20 footers can be registered.
1. Register a start-up screen
Click the [Register Start Screen] icon to register a start-up
screen.
The screen size is W200 x H80 pixels (W80 x H32 mm).
English
Chinese
Korean
2. Language change settings
Specify a switching control address in where the table number
is stored for language change.
1. Set a text table
Click the [Text Table] icon to register messages in each
language.
2. Display the start-up screen
The start-up screen is displayed when a GP4100 unit is turned
ON.
JPEG and BMP images can be clearly displayed with 16
levels of grayscales.
1. Register frequently used parts in header/footer for common use with other screens
2. Register an original start-up screen
3. Change language settings at once
* Other than using the icon, a text table can be registered from the [Common Settings] menu.
* Other than using the icon, a start-up screen can be registered from the [Common Settings] menu.

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Screen Operation Check on PC (Simulation)
Screen operations can be tested on a PC before HMI software application is transferred to a GP4100 unit.
Switch operation can be confirmed
with a mouse click.
To start a simulation, click the [Simulation] icon or press the [F12] key on PC.
1. Switch Operation Alarms can be confirmed by
changing the status of registered
addresses.
Banner messages scrolling can
be confirmed too.
2. Lamp ON/OFF Operation 3. Alarm Messages
OFF ÆON
OFF ÆON
Lamp operation can be confirmed
by changing the status of registered
bit addresses.
0→500
0→500
Operations of Data Displays and
graphs can be confirmed by
changing values of registered
word addresses.
Neither a GP4100 unit nor a USB Transfer Cable is required for the simulation.
Neither a GP4100 unit nor a USB Transfer Cable is required for the simulation.
How to Use the Simulation Feature
(1)
(2)
(3)
[F12]

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Screen Transfer to GP4100 Series
Transfer screen data to a GP4100 unit using a USB Transfer Cable or USB flash memory.
GP4100 Series
USB Transfer Cable
(USB Type A - mini B)
USB Flash Drive
(for USB Type A)
USB Port (mini B)
USB Port (Type A)
If Toshiba Machine’s PLC (TC mini/TC200) is connected,
a ladder program in a USB flash drive can be transferred
via a GP4100 unit.
If Toshiba Machine’s PLC (TC mini/TC200) is connected,
a ladder program in a USB flash drive can be transferred
via a GP4100 unit.
1. Start Transfer Tool
Click the [Transfer Project] icon to show the Transfer Tool
window.
Screen data/ Ladder
The transfer status is
shown during the
transfer.
The transfer status is
shown during the
transfer.
2. Transfer screen data
Click the [Send Project] icon to start the transfer.
The transfer status is shown during the transfer.
Transfer with USB Transfer Cable
Transfer with USB Flash Drive
1. Start Transfer Tool
Click the [Transfer Project] icon to show the Transfer Tool
window.
2. Save screen data to a USB flash drive
Click the [Memory Loader] icon to [Create Backup File].
Select the destination (a drive name) on PC to create the data to
transfer.
3. Download the data in a USB flash drive to a GP4100
unit
Open the System Menu on a GP4100 unit to download the
screen data in a USB flash drive.
The System Menu is shown at the bottom of the screen if
each of two corners of the unit opposing each other are
alternately pressed.
System Menu
System Menu
|
[USB]
|
[Download]
Alternately press
each of two corners
opposing each other.

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Precautions for Installation
Use an installation fastener to install a GP4100 unit on a operation panel and make wire connections for power and
communication cables.
(Caution: To prevent electric shock, please make sure the power is not supplied while the above installations are made.)
COM I/F Connector *
COM I/F Connector *
Power Connector
Power Connector
Fastener Insertion Slot
Fastener Insertion Slot
Fastener Insertion Slot
Fastener Insertion Slot USB Type A USB Type A
USB mini B
USB mini B
- A power connector is not removable from a GP unit.
Do not unnecessarily pull or jiggle the connector.
It could damage the power connector.
- PLC connection cable for each supported PLC is available
as accessory (see page 15).
USB Front
Cable (sold
separately)
USB Front
Cable (sold
separately)
Precaution for Fastener
- Panel thickness acceptable: 1.0mm - 5.0mm [0.04 – 0.20in]
Precaution for Power Connection
Precaution for Communication Cable Connection
* RS-232C and RS-422/485 Types(GP-4105, and GP-4106)
RS-232C and RS-422/485 Types (GP-4105, and GP-4106)
RS-485 (isolation) Type (GP-4107)
Please refer to the Device/PLC Connection Manual for the
connections with other PLCs. Make sure that the connector
is not connected with a GP unit while the connector wiring
is made. Otherwise, it could lead electric shock.
The connector is D-Sub9 (socket).
Regarding the pin connection, please refer to the GP-4100
Series Hardware Manual.

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Precaution for USB Cable Clamp (sold separately)
Two types of USB Cable Clamp: for Type A and for mini B.
This clamp is used to prevent a USB cable connected to USB Interface of a GP unit from being unplugged due to vibration or
other causes.
- When a USB Cable Clamp for Type A is used, remove a
USB cover from a USB holder prior to the installation.
Precaution for USB Front Cable (sold separately)
USB Front Cable allows for the use of USB interface without opening an operation panel.
- Only if the waterproof cap is attached to this cable, IP65f is
applied only to the front side.
- Fasten the waterproof cap tightly.
[CA5-USBEXT-01]
GP4100 Series Main Units and Accessories
USB Flash Drive (USB Type A)
- Screen Transfer
- Ladder Transfer
(Supporting only PLC of
Toshiba Machine)
USB Flash Drive (USB Type A)
- Screen Transfer
- Ladder Transfer
(Supporting only PLC of
Toshiba Machine)
PC (USB mini B)
- Screen Transfer
- Ladder Transfer
(Pass-through)
PC (USB mini B)
- Screen Transfer
- Ladder Transfer
(Pass-through)
Easy data reading by easy settings of connecting a USB
code reader to a USB port (Type A).
* When a USB code reader is used, the power should be supplied via a self-
powered hub.
Easy data reading by easy settings of connecting a USB
code reader to a USB port (Type A).
* When a USB code reader is used, the power should be supplied via a self-
powered hub.
USB Port
USB Port
Waterproof Cap
Waterproof Cap
Code Reader
USB Flash Drive
■Units
ProductName Model No. Backlight DisplayType Serial (COM1)
GP-4105G GP4105G1D Green/Orange/Red
GP-4105W GP4105W1D White/Pink/Red
GP-4106G GP4106G1D Green/Orange/Red
GP-4106W GP4106W1D White/Pink/Red
GP-4107G GP4106G1D Green/Orange/Red
GP-4107W GP4106W1D White/Pink/Red
■Optional Products
ProductName Model No.
GP-Pro EX EX-ED-V26
USB Transfer Cable (USB A/mini-B) (1.8 m) ZC9USCBMB1
Mitsubishi PLC Q-Series CPU I/F Cable (3 m) ZC9CBQ31
Mitsubishi PLC FX-Series CPU I/FCable (5 m) ZC9CBFX51
Mitsubishi PLC FX-Series CPU I/FCable (1 m) ZC9CBFX11
Mitsubishi PLC A-Series Cable (5 m) ZC9CBA51
Panasonic ElectonicWorks PLC Series CPU Cable (2m) ZC9CBFP21
USB Panel-mount Extension Cable (USB mini-B 1m) ZC9USEXMB1
USBPanel-mount Extension Cable (USBType A1m) CA5-USBEXT-01
USB-Serial (RS-232C) Conversion Cable (0.5m) CA6-USB232-01
3.4-inch Screen Protection Sheet ZC9DS31
USB Clamp TypeA(1 Port) ZC9USCL1
USBClamp Type mini-B (1port) ZC9USCLMB1
■Maintenance Items *Please purchase when the product is damage or lost.
ProductName Model No.
3.4-inch Installation Fastener ZC9AF31
3.4-inch Installation Gasket ZC9WG31
3.4-inch COMI/FConnector ZC9CMC1
Description
3.4" STN
Monochrome LED
RS-232C
RS-422/485
RS-485 (isolation)
Cable for transferring screen data from a PC (Type-A) to the GP (USBmini-B)
Screen-creation software (Ver.2.6 or later required to use GP4100 series)
Connector for Serial I/F ( 1 piece)
USB(Type A) Cable clamp for1 portproducts toprevent disconnection (5pcs/set)
USB(mini-B)Cable clamp for 1 portproducts to preventdisconnection (5 pcs/set)
Description
Used to install the GP intoa solid panel (2 pcs/set)
Connects the GPdirectly to the CPU programming port on the Mitsubishi Electric PLCA/QnA series
Connects the GP directlyto the CPU programming porton the Mitsubishi ElectricPLC Qseries
Connect the GP directly to the CPU programming port on the Mitsubishi Electric Mitsubishi PLC FX-Series PLC FX series
Connects the GP directly to the CPU port on the Panasonic Electric Works PLC FP series
Provides dust and moisture resistance when GPis installed into a solid panel (1 piece)
Extension cable attaching to the USB(mini-B)porton the frontside ofthe operation panel
Extension cable attaching to the USB (Type-A) port on the front side of the operation panel
Cable for converting a GPunit’s USB interface (Type-A) into a serial interface (RS-232C)
Disposable,dirt-resistantsheetfor theGPunit’s screen (5 sheets/set)

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