Toshiba Network Device OIS120 User manual

KEY PADS

TOUCH SCREENS

OIS PRODUCTS

OIS40/40R

4 Line x 20 Display

OIS50

4.1” LCD Display

OIS60

6” Color Display

OIS10/20

2 Line x 16 Display

OIS15

4 Line x 16 Display

OIS120

12” Color Display

Ethernet Port on OIS120

Use for programming, connection to PLC, or connection to higher level controller. Communicate

across the plant or across the country.

Multi Language Capability

Display text information in any Microsoft supported language. Export text file to co-worker in

another country so that he can add his language. Then import text into OISeup32 software.

Pop Up Screens & Keypads

Conserve screen space on touchscreens by popping up a keypad for data entry. Press a flashing

alarm button to display a detailed alarm screen.

Alarm and Event Monitoring

Monitor status of alarms and specific events on one screen.

Trending

Touchscreens can display process trends graphically for easy interpretation of process/machine

history.

Horizontal or Vertical Orientation

Mount the touchscreen so that it best fits the application. Screens can be created in either

horizontal or vertical format.

Support for Floating Point Data

IEEE format double register data can be attached to any screen object such as bargraphs, meters,

etc.

Serial Port Available for Printing Screens and Alarm Data

Send PLC or connected device information to any serial printer.

Low Cost OEM Keypad Models that Require No Programming Software

Use large memory capacity of Toshiba PLC to store messages and perform data entry.

Keypad Overlays Ship Separately on most Keypad Models

Allows OEMs to easily add custom overlay for specific application.

KEY FEATURES

Color Touch Screens

Operator Interface Stations For Toshiba

Industrial Euipment

OVERVIEW

Series PLCs

Loop

Controllers

Please Touch Me

I want to communicate with Toshiba

Adjustable

Speed Drives

Series

Controllers

Programming

OIS operation is based on screens and tasks. Screens are created with objects on the screen.

Tasks are assigned to the objects. The maximum limit to the number of screens that can be

created is 65,534 (based on available memory). Up to 256 alarms can be defined. Recipes can be

block transferred between the OIS and connected devices (or vice versa). The following

connection modes are possible:

1 : 1 OIS connected to one device.

1 : N One OIS connected to multiple devices

N : 1 Multiple OISs connected to one device

(Requires Gateway Protocol Converter).

Before the OIS can be used a program must be loaded into it. The program is created on any MS

Windows based computer using the OISetup32 software. The OISetup32 software creates nodes,

tasks, tags and screens. Tasks and tags are then assigned to the screens and to objects on the

screens. Available tasks are:

►Go To Screen ►Call Popup ►Display Trend

►Write Value to Tag ►Add Constant to Tag ►Subtract Constant from Tag

►Copy Tag A to Tag B ►Swap Tag A & Tag B ►Copy Tag to LED

►Copy PLC Bk to Recipe Bk ►Copy Recipe Bk to PLC Bki ►Print Data

►Turn Bit ON ►Turn Bit OFF ►Toggle Bit

Notes: 1. Most new features require Ver. 3.11 or higher.

2. Ver. 3.11 requires MS Windows 2000 or higher.

TOUCHSCREENS

The setup screen with floating tools bars, text grid and touch grid (grids are adjustable)

is used to create screens with objects. Tasks are then assigned to the objects..

Multiple Language

If multiple languagesare present in the OIS, the user can toggle back and forth between languages. There

are two ways to add multiple languages to the OIS. 1st, the program developer can enter labels in both

languages during program development in the OISeut32 software. Or 2nd, the program developer can export

labels/text objects to an ASCII file with the language conversion utility. Then the ASCII file can be sent to

another person who is native in the second language. This person can add the translationsto the text file

and send it back to the developer who then imports it back into the OISetup32 software.

Multi-State Indicators

Colors and text can change based on ON/OFF bit status or register values in the PLC. For OIS50

(monochrome LCD) varying gradient fill patterns can be used to represent different states. Not satisfied with

the available indicators? The OISetup32 software allows importing of custom designed bitmap objects that

can be used in place of available objects.

We Speak a Lot of

Different English

Se Habla Muchos

Idiomas de Espanol

If Microsoft Supports the

Language, We can Display It

Nous Parlons

le Français

Nós Falamos Português

Мы Показываем

русский язык

私たちは、

日本語が話せます

Let Us Speak

Your Language

OIS60

OIS50

Meters, Bargraphs & Switches

A wide variety of predefined meters, bargraphs, buttons, and switches are available for insertion on an OIS

development screen. User defined bitmap imagescan be imported into the OISetup32 software and used

just like predefined buttons and switches.

Meters and bargraphs are very

customizable. Shape, orientation, fill,

color, text and labels are all modifiable.

Switch Pairs: One or the other appears depending on status of a bit in the PLC.

Trending

Trending is an important requirement in most

process applications and many machine control

applications. Displaying trends graphically

provides easier interpretation of process/system

change. Two types of trending are available in

the OIS60 and 0IS120.

1. Simple Trending: Variables are displayed

on the user defined screen. Variables are on

the Y-axis and time is on the X-axis. Time is

displayed inseconds / minutes by user

defined increments. The bar colors and the

number of grid lines are also user definable.

2. Historical Trending: Historical trending is simple trending plus data logging. With historical trending the

data values are saved to the OIS internal memory. When to start and stop trending is user defined. What to

do when OIS memory is fully (stop or overwrite) is user defined. In the data logger 4 groups can be defined,

each group containing up to 32 tags. When to start logging and stop logging is user definable for each group.

Multiple trending windows can be displayed but each windowis limited to 4 tags.

PV SV MV

Check

Slide

Snap

Toggle

Popup Keypads for Data Entry

A variety of keypads are available

to simplify data entry. The

keypads can be incorporated into

screen design or can be “poped

up” when a button or other object

is pressed on the screen so that

they appear only when needed.

Key text, key size and keypad

color are all user defineable.

Horizontal or Vertical Orientation

OISetup32 software allows the display to be

oriented in the most advantageous position for the

operator (or as necessary based on available front

panel space). Simply rotate the objects or text in

the direction desired when setting up the display in

the OISetup32 software.

Ethernet Connection (OIS120)

Multiple OIS120s can connect to S2T PLCs (with the GEN651A Ethernet Module) in a 100 Mhz Ethernet

network.

Numeric Keypad Hex Keypad

On/Off Keypad

Requires OISetup32 Ver. 3.11 or higher

Ethernet

Hub

S2T

PLC

S2T

PLC

Requires OISetup32 Ver. 3.11 or higher

Low Cost Non Programmable Models

The OIS10/15 are economical, low cost, OEM type operator interface stations. They have no external power

connections, they have no memory; they depend exclusively on the PLC. Fortunately Toshiba’s T1 Series

PLCs have additional power and memory capacity to make the OIS10/15 very powerful operator interface

stations. For detailed examples on how to make the OIS10/15 into full function operator interface stations

please see Toshiba’sT-Series Quick Start Manual. Keypad overlays are shipped separately. They can be

easily be replaced by OEM custom Keypad overlays.

Message Display: Store ASCII messages in the ladder logic

KEYPADS

OIS’s Love

Toshiba PLCs!

They have lots

of Memory

OIS10

2 Line x 16 Display

6 Function Keys

2 Indicator LEDs

Power from PLC

OIS15

4 Line x 16 Display

8 Function Keys

4 Indicator LEDs

Power from PLC

Data Entry: Create a menu of screens for changing different parameters.

ANNUNCIATOR LEDs: The OIS10 has 2 user definable LEDs, the OIS15 has 4 user definable

LEDs. Each LED can be turned ON or OFF when a designated coil or bit in the PLC is ON or

OFF. Each designated LED can also be turned ON when one of the following occurs: A register

value is less than, equal to, or greater than a specified limit.

OIS40/40R

OIS40 OIS40R

Display 4 lines x 20 ch. 4 lines x 20 ch.

Power From PLC Separate 24 Vdc

Connection PLC RS232 Port PLC RS485 Port

Prgm Sfwr OISetup32 OISetup32

Fun Keys 8 8

LEDs 8 8

The OIS40 and the OIS40R have full function

numerical keypads for applications requiring

repetitive data entry.

The OIS40R is the remote version with the RS485 connection to the PLC. It can be mounted up to

1000 meters ( 0.6 miles) away from the PLC. One (1) OIS40R can talk to multiple PLCs. Both the

OIS40 and the OIS40R use the same OISetup32 software used by the touchsceen OISs.

OIS10

Message Display

F1 Mtr1 F2 Mtr2

F3 Mtr3 F4 Mtr4

Message Display

Mtr1 Prev 3000

F5 Rtn New

____

Message Display

Mtr2 Prev 2520

F5 Rtn New ____

Press F2

Press F1

Message Display

Mtr3 Prev 1800

F5 Rtn New

____

Message Display

Mtr4 Prev 0900

F5 Rtn New ____

Press F4

Press F3

Data Entry for New

Speed Setting, at

Flashing Line

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