Table of Contents Chapter 1 TPEdit Operation............................................................................ 1-1 1-1 Hardware requirement ........................................................................ 1-1 1-2 Installation........................................................................................... 1-1 1-3 Basic Introduction ............................................................................... 1-4 1-4 Skills for mouse operation....................................
Chapter 1 TPEdit Operation Chapter 1 TPEdit Operation 1.1 Hardware requirement Operation system requirement for installing TPEdit should be: Items Operation system CPU Memory Hard disk capacity Display resolution Mouse Printer RS-232 1.
Chapter 1 TPEdit Operation ■ Press Next> for following steps to go to next step ■ Enter user name and organization.
Chapter 1 TPEdit Operation ■ Press Install for following steps to go to next step ■ Press Finish to end the window for installing.
Chapter 1 TPEdit Operation After finishing installing, user can execute TPEdit from windows> start. 1.3 Basic Introduction TPEdit is the program editor for TP series use in WINDOWS. You can see the design result on the screen immediately by concept of “What You See is What You Get” that TPEdit adopts. What you see on the screen is what display on TP. TPEdit uses object-oriented method to reach drag edition. In this way, you can move the components to anywhere and change shapes and sizes by using mouse.
Chapter 1 TPEdit Operation ■ One click right button: it will display a pop-up menu of editing operation for you to select. It is usually to show mouse pointer on the screen to let you know where the position you are. There are many shapes of mouse to mean the different situation. You can know the edition status by the mouse pointer. Mouse Pointer Name Functions Arrow pointer The position where the mouse is. 、 Resize pointer It will display on the border of windows or object when adjusting size.
Chapter 1 TPEdit Operation , the object center horizontally vertically , right , top , the object center or bottom. (you can move the text in the object by pushing button and move the figure in the object by pushing button ) ■ Geometric Toolbar: it provides an easy drawing system in display plan for user to edit TP display directly. ■ Location Toolbar 1. Tools at the left set ( , , and ): they are used to adjust the location of the object. 2.
Chapter 1 TPEdit Operation 1-5-2 Menu Bar Overview File (F) ■ New: Create a new file. ■ Open : Open an old file. ■ User Menu Setting: users can set the languages or menu depends on requirement. ■ Page property Outward to File: export all page to TXT or EXCEL file. ■ Save: save the file into disk. ■ Save as: save the present file to other file name. ■ Print: print present file and set printer settings. ■ Close: close present project. ■ Exit: exit TPEdit.
Chapter 1 TPEdit Operation Edit (E) ■ Add a new page: Add a new page ■ Save page Bitmap: save the present page to clip board or file. ■ Undo: back to the previous condition. ■ Redo: do the condition before redo. (this item is for future edition) ■ Delete: delete the component in editing page. ■ Cut: delete and cut the component in editing page. ■ Copy: copy the component in editing page. ■ Paste: paste the component to editing page. ■ Multi-Copy: duplicate an object to multiple objects.
Chapter 1 TPEdit Operation Compile (C) ■ Compile: to compile the finished page to download to TP. Objects (O): ■ Static Text: edit text to shown on TP screen.
Chapter 1 TPEdit Operation ■ Read Out: TP reads PLC corresponding value of register to show on TP screen. ■ Indicator (16x16): There are two types 1.Indicator: read the corresponding contacts (ON or OFF). 2. Multi-state Indicator: reads the register data to show the corresponding indicator on TP screen. ■ Bitmap: it is used to edit static bitmap to be the background.
Chapter 1 TPEdit Operation ■ Start Figure: edit start-up display and switch between TP page and start-up display. ■ Full Screen and Refer Device: display full-screen and relative device name. ■ Page Workspace: display current edition pages and start-up screen. ■ Object Inspector: display all properties of objects and it also can be edited and set directly. ■ Standard Toolbar: show/hide Standard Toolbar. ■ Object Toolbar: show/hide Object Toolbar. ■ Geometric Toolbar: show/hide Geometric Toolbar.
Chapter 1 TPEdit Operation ■ Alarm LED Setting: input alarm condition. When the condition is held, alarm LED will light. ■ Hide Page Setting: users cannot see these hidden pages when browsing pages by pressing UP/DOWN key. ■ Write Page No. Setting: write page number of current page to the connected device. User could one-click right button of mouse to get pop-up menu to edit every component quickly, such as Page Jump Condition Settings, Function Key Setting, Alarm Buzzer Setting and etc.
Chapter 1 TPEdit Operation definition of button type and functions. (if the function settings of system conflicts with the function settings of each page, the function setting of each page has high priority.) ■ System Alarm Buzzer Setting: to set system alarm condition. When the conditions are held, buzzer will sound. It doesn’t need to set condition in each page. Once the condition is held, buzzer will sound in any page.
Chapter 1 TPEdit Operation ■ Grid Settings: it is used to set using grid or not. Windows (W): ■ Tile Vertically: display edit page in vertical. ■ Tile Horizontally: display edit page in horizontal. ■ Cascade: display edit page in overlay. Help(H): ■ Version: display software version of TPEdit and relative information. ■ Help: provide electronic file of TPEdit user manual. Above is the basic introduction of TPEdit. We will explain the functions that used frequently for detail in the following. 1.
Chapter 1 TPEdit Operation 5 last used files Step 2. Set Device type. Step 3. User can set PLC or Inverter Type, TP type and File Name in this dialog box. Step 4. You can use file name to record the function of program. For example, you can name ”Monitor Production Line” for the program that monitors the production line. Step 5. TPEdit document usually have extension .tpe. TPEdit will name your new file to be Tpe0. (the default name will be Tpe0.tpe, Tpe1.tpe……in order.
Chapter 1 TPEdit Operation Method 3: Pressing［Ctrl］+［N］to create a new file. ■ Open an Old file Method 1: Step 1. choose File (F) > Open File Step 2. Open an old file dialog box. File name Ö key in or select the file name that you want to open. It will show all the file type that selected in “file of type” in this dialog box. File of type Ö select the file type you want to open: tpe File (i.e. *.tpe) Look in Ö select the disk or file that you want open.
Chapter 1 TPEdit Operation Step 1. Choose File (F) > User Menu Setting > PLC-TP04 and it will show 21 pages (User &Menu Setting-0 ~ User &Menu Setting-20) about user menu setting for you to set. Step 2. Choose File (F) > User Menu Setting > PLC-TP02 and it will show 41 pages (User &Menu Setting-0 ~ User &Menu Setting-40) about user menu setting for you to set. Step 3. You can set the language you need here. But you can’t modify the function definition and button size. Step 4.
Chapter 1 TPEdit Operation PC in TP04 hardware main Step 5. After editing, press 1. D/L AP TP04 menu. The words “WAIT COMM…” will be shown on TP screen. Step 6. Choose Communication (M) > Write Menu to TP. This function just can be used under the mode of User Menu Setting. It is used to download the menu to TP. Step 7. To set language you should select 6. language setting in TP04 main menu and then press Enter to set. 5. Buzzer 6 . Language Settings 7. Password Settings 8.
Chapter 1 TPEdit Operation Step 2. Choose the page that needed to export.
Chapter 1 TPEdit Operation Step 3.
Chapter 1 TPEdit Operation ■ Save It is used to save the present file into disk. Method 1: choose File(F) > Save to save with the original file name.
Chapter 1 TPEdit Operation Method 3: Press［Ctrl］+［S］. ■ Save as Save the present file in another name into disk. TPEdit will save new file to be the default name, if you want to save it to another name, please choose “Save as”. Step 1. Choose File (F) > Save as. Step 2. input file name and then save. ■ Print Step 1. Choose File (F) >Print. >print TP Page or 1-22 >print Start Figure.
Chapter 1 TPEdit Operation Step 2. You can check the print attribute you need in the following dialog box. Step 3. You can preview the print result. ■ Close Choose File (F) > Close. to close the present file.
Chapter 1 TPEdit Operation ■ Exit Choose File (F) > Exit or click at the right upper-corner. Please confirm to save or not before exit TPEdit. 1-6-2 Edit In addition to undo, cute and paste functions of TPEdit Method 1: Choose Edit (E) > ■ Add a New Page Choose Edit (E) > Add a New Page or click the button to add new page. ■ Save page Bitmap: Choose Edit (E) > Save page Bitmap to save the present page Bitmap to clipboard or file.
Chapter 1 TPEdit Operation Paste Page: paste all objects that are duplicated to other blank page. Move Up: move up selected object when two or more objects are overlapped. Move Down: move down selected object when two or more objects are overlapped. Move Top: move selected object to the top layer when two or more objects are overlapped. Move Bottom: move selected object to the bottom layer when two or more objects are overlapped. Select all: select all components from editing page.
Chapter 1 TPEdit Operation 1-6-4 Objects Function Explanation You could choose Object (O) or press ﹝ ALT ﹞ + ﹝ O ﹞ to set object. It is the management system for all objects. You need to open a page before using this function. ■ Static Text Step 1. Choose Object (O) > Static Text or click the button . At the moment, the mouse pointer will be cross pointer. You can press the left button of mouse, drag to the position you need and then release to get the text square.
Chapter 1 TPEdit Operation Step 2. Move the mouse to static text square and then double-click left button of mouse to get the following window. Step 3. You can input text and setting the font attributes (including frame setting, Align Text, Location setting and font type). Frame setting could be no frame single frame, double frames, bold frames, dotted line frames or spotted line frames.
Chapter 1 TPEdit Operation Step 4. After setting, you will get the static text. If it can’t show completely, you should enlarge the size of text square. Step 5. Choose View (V) > Object Inspector: display all properties of objects and it also can be edited and set directly.
Chapter 1 TPEdit Operation ■ Read Out Step 1. Choose Object (O) > Read Out or click the button At the moment, the mouse pointer will be cross pointer. You can press the left button of mouse, drag to the position you need and then release to get the Read Out Object. Step 2. Move the mouse to the Read Out Object and then double-click left button of mouse to get the following window. Step 3. Click reference device and you will get the following window.
Chapter 1 TPEdit Operation Step 4. In this dialog box, you could set device name to be T, C and D and device number to be 0~F. If your device name is AC driver, it doesn’t need to check device name. It will show symbol $ to mean AC driver absolute address. What you need is to input absolute address in device number. Step 5. You could set device name, value type, value length, position, integer number, decimal number, frame setting, font, blink and fill 0 into upper bit. Step 6.
Chapter 1 TPEdit Operation ■ Indicator(16x16) There are two types for you to choose: Indicator: Choose Object (O) > Indicator(16x16) > Indicator or click the button to set. When TP reads the PLC corresponding contacts (ON or OFF), it will show the corresponding figure. Multi-state Indicator: choose Object (O) > Indicator(16x16) > Multi-state Indicator or click the button to set. Step 1. Choose Object (O) > Indicator(16x16) > Multi-state Indicator.
Chapter 1 TPEdit Operation value >= range value setting. You could set the corresponding bitmap for the current state. Each current state has the corresponding range value, if device value >= range value and it will show the corresponding bitmap.
Chapter 1 TPEdit Operation get the following open dialog box. Choosing the picture with BMP file you want to open, and then click Open to return and the picture you choose will display on the screen. Step 3. Choose View (V) > Object Inspector: display all properties of objects and it also can be edited and set directly. TPEdit has built-in Bitmaps (including button type and arrows) for users to use. The built-in Bitmaps are saved in C: Program File\ Delta\ Tpedit_1.08\ BmpGroup.
Chapter 1 TPEdit Operation Dynamic Bitmap: Choose Object (O) > Bitmap > dynamic bitmap or click the button . TP reads PLC the corresponding contacts (ON or OFF) or register data value will do comparison operation according to the corresponding base state. The setting bitmap will be displayed on the screen according to the operation result. (it you check bit, base state could be 0 or 1. If you check value, base state could be set to 255) Step 1.
Chapter 1 TPEdit Operation will show the corresponding bitmap. For example, if current state 0 and range value is 100, current state 1 and range value is 300, when device value is between 100, 300 and it will show the corresponding bitmap of current state 0, if device value is large than 300, and it will show the corresponding bitmap of current state 1. But if device value is small than 100, it won’t display any bitmap due to no current state conforms to it. Step 4.
Chapter 1 TPEdit Operation Step 2. You could set scale position, progress direction, main scale, sub scale, Max. value, Min value, value length or font in the dialog box. Step 3. The graduation of scale could be face up, down, left or right. The progress direction could be Forward (increase from left to right or top to bottom), or reverse (increase from right to left or bottom to top). Step 4. Setting the precision of scale of main scale and sub scale. Step 5.
Chapter 1 TPEdit Operation Step 2. You could set reference device, value type, value length, direct set, max., and min value in the dialog box. Step 3. direct set is used to set the direction for Progress Bar to increase and show on the TP screen. Step 4. Max. value and min. value are the range for value to display. Only the value between max. and min. value will be shown on the bar chart. Step 5.
Chapter 1 TPEdit Operation ■ Message Display Step 1. Choose Object (O) > Message Display or click the button to get the following dialog box. The settings of reference device, Total state, Current state, device value >= range value setting are the same as the Dynamic Bitmap. The max. Total state is 255 (Value) or 2 (Bit). Step 2. TP will read the PLC corresponding contacts (ON or OFF) or register data and display the corresponding status on TP screen.
Chapter 1 TPEdit Operation Step 6. “Refer Value” can be used to calculate state range. ■ Button TPEdit provides a series of button for user to use in every kind of occasion. That will save much time in designing PLC program. Choose Object (O) > Button or click the button to get the following dialog box. The following is the introduction for the buttons. The function of button includes user level and used with Tools (T) > User-Level/Password Setting.
Chapter 1 TPEdit Operation Reset : Once you press this button and it will be always Off. Rising Pulse: pressing this contact to send the signal of rising-edge to the PLC corresponding contact. Falling Pulse: pressing this contact one time to send the signal of falling-edge to the PLC corresponding contact. Toggle On/Off: pressing the contact one time, the contact will be On and it will be Off once you press the contact again. Momentary: the contact will be On when you press and hold on.
Chapter 1 TPEdit Operation Step 7. Check “Call” and press to choose to call which reference device. And select “after writing” or “before writing” to Set or Reset. For example, if the reference device is Y3 and check “after writing” to “set”. It will inform Y3 to set after pressing the button. Step 8. Font is used to set the text on the button. Its size is usually set to 8X12. You could also select figure to put on button.
Chapter 1 TPEdit Operation Step 1. The setting steps are the same as ON/OFF button. There are some setting items are different in the dialog box. Step 2. The value length could be set to 16 bits or 32 bits. Value type could be unsigned , signed, hexadecimal and BCD. Step 3. If you set 3 for integer number and 2 for decimal number, the whole number will be displayed as 000.00. If you set 5000 for the maximum value, the maximum you could input is 050.00 due to there are 2 decimals.
Chapter 1 TPEdit Operation Increase/Decrease: Pressing this button and TP will read register data from PLC and add or submit according to the settings. It will write the result to PLC corresponding register. If you set 10 for inc/dec and 1000 for up/down bound, it means it will increase/decrease 10 for each time you press the button. And the maximum you can increase/decrease is 1000. Page Jump: Pressing this button and TP will change to designate page.
Chapter 1 TPEdit Operation Password: There are functions of password setting and inform command in the dialog box. You could use password setting to protect this button. And you could check “call” to set to call the reference device to reset to set before writing or after writing. User can use “User level” to set the user priority. ■ Clock Display Step 1. Choose Object (O) > Clock Display or click the button directly and you will get the following dialog box. Step 2.
Chapter 1 TPEdit Operation Step 3. You can set time relative, font, frame set and Location set in the dialog box. Step 4. TP will read the value of time and date of REAL TIME CLOCK and display on TP screen directly. Step 5. You could select time of TP or time of PLC. Time of TP means the time you write into reference device and time of PLC means the time read the PLC time from register data. ■ Multi-state Bitmap Step 1.
Chapter 1 TPEdit Operation Step 2. You could set the Metrology type and Unit Name you need. Step 3. Choose View (V) > Object Inspector: display all properties of objects and it also can be edited and set directly. ■ Numeric Input You can use function key or instruction key to input figures. TP will transmit figures to the corresponding registers of PLC when pressing Enter. Step 1. Choose Object (O) > Numeric Input or click the button directly and you will get the following dialog box.
Chapter 1 TPEdit Operation Step 2. User designates D0 device and TP will use D0 content to be sampling points and 100 points max. Odd numbers will be a sets(D1, D3…) and even numbers will be the other sets (D2, D4…). User can use these two sets to draw two curves. Step 3. Choose View (V) > Object Inspector: display all properties of objects and it also can be edited and set directly. ■ X-Y Curve TP reads a serial figure from PLC corresponding registers to convert to XY chart to display on TP screen.
Chapter 1 TPEdit Operation 1-6-5 View ■ Page manager Choose View (V) > Page Manage and you will get the following dialog box. You could input page title to delete or add or insert that page or open all pages. ■ TP page Display TP page and change the page between TP page and start-up display. ■ Start-up display It is used to edit start-up display and change the pages between start-up display and TP display. ■ Full Screen and Refer Device: Display full-screen and relative device name.
Chapter 1 TPEdit Operation ■ Page Workspace Display current edition pages and start-up screen. One click right button: it will display a pop-up menu of editing operation for you to select(Add、Insert、Edit、Delete and Open All). ■ Object Inspector Display all properties of objects and it also can be edited and set directly.
Chapter 1 TPEdit Operation ■ Toolbar: including Standard Toolbar, Object Toolbar, Geometric Toolbar, Text/Bmp Toolbar and Location Toolbar. Show/Hide Toolbar 1-6-6 Communication ■ Read from TP Step 1. After editing, choose Communication (C) > Read from TP or click the button directly to read the program from TP04 to TPEdit. Step 2. After editing, press 1. U/L AP TP04 PC in TP04 hardware main menu. The words “WAIT COMM…” will be shown on TP screen. ■ Write to TP Step 1.
Chapter 1 TPEdit Operation ■ Write Menu to TP Step 1. After editing, Choose Communication (C) > User Menu Write in to edit user menu to input to TP04. Step 2. After editing, press 1. D/L AP TP04 PC in TP04 hardware main menu. The words “WAIT COMM…” will be shown on TP screen. 1-6-7 Local Page Settings There are six functions (including Page Jump Condition Settings, Function Key Setting, Alarm Buzzer Setting, Alarm LED Setting, Hide Page Setting, and Write Page No. Setting) you can use.
Chapter 1 TPEdit Operation Step 3. Click reference device to input device name, device number and communication address. The devices’ name that you can set in this window are X, Y, M, S, D, C and T and the equipment no. are 0~9. Select the reference device (In the “Page Jump Condition Settings” dialog box, it is different to set Bit or Value in condition Set. If you set to Bit, the device name you can select are X, Y, M, S, C and T. If you set to Value, the device name you can select are T, C and D.
Chapter 1 TPEdit Operation You can set the value length and value type that you need in value setting. Value length could be 16-bit or 32-bit. Value type could be unsigned or signed decimal, hexadecimal or BCD. Condition could be =, <, >, >=, <= or !=. Step 5. After finishing input, press “Add in” to add.
Chapter 1 TPEdit Operation message window. You can press “Update” to update jump page condition or press “Delete”, “Delete All” to delete condition. Step 6. After setting, press “Close” to return to editing page. ■ Function Key Setting Step 1. Choose Local Page Settings (L) > Function Key Settings or click right button of mouse to get the pop-up menu to select function key settings, or Press［Ctrl］ +［F2］. Step 2. And then you will get the following function key setting dialog box. Step 3.
Chapter 1 TPEdit Operation Step 2. And then you will get the alarm setting dialog box. Step 3. The settings are the same as jump page settings. When the condition is held, buzzer will sound. ■ Alarm LED Setting Step 1. Choose Local Page Settings (L) > Alarm LED Setting or click right button of mouse in editing page to get pop-up menu to select alarm setting, or Press ［Ctrl］+［F4］. Step 2. And then you will get the alarm setting dialog box. Step 3. The settings of alarm LED are the same as alarm settings.
Chapter 1 TPEdit Operation Step 3. After pressing Yes, the function of “Hide Page Setting” will be invalided. ■ Write Page No. Setting Choose Local Page Settings (L) > Write Page No. Setting. Write page number of current page to the connected device. 1-6-8 Global Settings ■ System Page Jump Setting Choose Global Settings (G) > System Page Jump Setting to get the dialog box.
Chapter 1 TPEdit Operation setting method is the same as Local Page Settings > Function Key Setting. ■ System Alarm Buzzer Setting Choose Global Settings (G) > System Alarm Buzzer Setting to set. When the condition is held, the buzzer in TP will sound. The System Alarm Buzzer Setting is for all pages and the Local Page Settings > Alarm Buzzer Setting is only for the page you edit. If there is a conflict between these two conditions, Local Page Settings > Alarm Buzzer Setting has high priority.
Chapter 1 TPEdit Operation ■ System Clock Setting Choose Global Settings (G) > System Clock Setting to set. Write TP time/week/date to the connected device. ■ System Power ON Marco Setting Choose Global Settings (G) > System Power ON Marco Setting to set. After power up, it will send an instruction after the setting of time interval (500ms~2000ms). 1-6-9 Tools ■ Default Text Font Choose Tools (T) > Default Text Font to get the following dialog box. User could set the font attributes.
Chapter 1 TPEdit Operation ■ Communication Setting Choose Tools (T) > Communication Setting to get the following dialog box. You could set 0~255 to TP Station Address. It can transmit data to TP. You could set COM1 ~ COM8 for PC COM Ports. You could set 9600~115200 bps for Baud Rate. These settings should be set to the same as TP04, otherwise it can’t transmit between TP and PLC. ■ TP Protocol Setting Choose Tools (T) > TP Protocol Setting to get the following dialog box.
Chapter 1 TPEdit Operation Choose Tools (T) > TP Object Communication Default Setting to get the following dialog box. Set the communication port and station number for all objects in TP to communicate.. ■ Change Device Type Choose Tools (T) > Change Device Type to get the following dialog box. It can change connected device type. For example, before changing PLC to SIEMENS S7-200 series, it needs to modify bit/value device one by one.
Chapter 1 TPEdit Operation ■ AutoSave setup Choose Tools (T) > AutoSave setup to get the following dialog box. It can set the time for auto file save, such as before compiler or when. ■ Function Key Setting Choose Tools (T) > Function Key Setting > Re-Define Up/Down Key. it is used to enable Up, Down key. ■ Page Size Choose Tools (T) > Page Size (All Page Size or Page Size) to set page proportion. The setting could be 100%, 200% or 400%.
Chapter 1 TPEdit Operation Choose Help (H) > Help to get the help of TPEdit software.
Chapter 2 Communication Connection Mode Chapter 2 Communication Connection Mode Before any communication between the TP and TPEdit software is conducted, the user should complete the TP hardware settings and connect the correct wiring between the two components. There are three items in the communication protocol of TP series product that must be set for communication to work properly. ■ The TP address and control port. ■ The RS-232 settings. ■ The RS-485 settings.
Chapter 2 Communication Connection Mode DVPACAB530 ON PC (RS-232) ON ELC-TP02G/04G(RS-232) 9 5 1 6 6 1 5 9 9 PIN D-SUB 9 PIN D-SUB PC COM Port 9 PIN D-SUB female 9 PIN D-SUB female Rx 2 3 Tx GND 5 5 GND Communication methods: Step 1. After creating a display program, the program should be compiled before downloading to the TP. Select “Compile” in the menu bar to complete this task. Any errors in programming will be displayed after this process. Step 2.
Chapter 2 Communication Connection Mode TP04: RECEIVING… Step 4. Users may also read from the TP and display it on the TPEdit window. The steps are similar to Downloading, except choose “Read from TP”. The software and hardware will both display the progress during download as shown below.
Chapter 2 Communication Connection Mode TP04: TRANSFERING… 2-4
Chapter 3 Examples Chapter 3 Examples Example 1. Edit Start Figure Step 1. Open TPEdit to select File（F） to create new file. Then choose View（V）> Start Figure and it will escape Start Figure Step 2. In edition display, you can choose static text or static graphics. If you choose static graphics, the mouse pointer will become to cross pointer in the working area. At this time, you can press the left button of mouse and hold on to drag.
Chapter 3 Examples Step 4. In TP04G, choosing 1. download program TP04G show the words of “WAIT COMM…”. PC. On TP04 screen, it will Step 5. In TPEdit, choosing “Communication” > “Write Start figure to TP” and then press “Yes” for confirmation. It will start to download to TP and it will display the progress during download. Start figure can be downloaded without compiler. Step 6. In TP04G, choosing “4. TP04G SETUP” > “8. START-UP DISPLAY” > “2.
Chapter 3 Examples Step 2. Model settings should be set as following: 1. Set Device Type: You should choose “DELTA PLC”, TP type: you should choose TP04G, File Name: you can name by yourself, here we name it “ Connection with two PLC” and then press “OK” to enter edit mode. Step 3. To choose ”Object（O）” and move mouse to working area. At this time, mouse pointer will be cross pointer. To press left button and hold on to drag and the component will show in window after you release the button. Step 4.
Chapter 3 Examples Step 5. To click in the right side of button type and you can choose Button type. Step 6. To click besides “Write” and the window of “Device reference” will be shown as following. Here we set Y1 to control ON/OFF of Y1. That is very important to set the communication address. If the communication address of the first PLC is 1 and then set it to 1, the communication address of the second PLC is 2 then set it to 2. Each PLC has its communication address independently. Step 7.
Chapter 3 Examples show “WAIT COMM…“. Step 14. In TPEdit, to choose “Communicate” > “Write to TP” and press “OK” to download program to TP04G. Step 15. To modify PLC communication address according to PLC parameter setting. Step 16. Using RS-485 to connect TP and PLC. The connection method is to connect negative terminal of RS-485 of two PLC to negative terminal of RS-485 of TP04G and connect positive terminal of RS-485 of two PLC to positive terminal of RS-485 of TP04G. Step 17.Then choosing “5.
