ICP eLogger User manual

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eLogger User Manual
Version 1.2.0, July 2015
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Written by Amber Hsieh
Edited by Renee Lin
Table of Contents
1. Introduction ................................................................. 5
1.1 Features ............................................................................ 5
1.2 Supported Module ........................................................... 8
1.3 Installation ...................................................................... 10
2. The First Project ........................................................ 13
2.1 Create a New Project ..................................................... 13
2.2 Interface Introduction .................................................... 14
2.3 System Setting ............................................................... 14
2.4 Add Driver and Device ................................................... 15
2.5 Add Tags ........................................................................ 17
2.6 Edit Page ........................................................................ 18
2.7 Edit Web Page ................................................................ 19
2.8 Data Log Configuration ................................................. 21
2.8.1 Remote Data Log Configuration .................................................... 21
2.8.2 Local Data Log Configuration ....................................................... 23
2.9 Run eLogger Runtime on PAC ...................................... 25
2.11 Upload the Web Pages from eLogger Developer ...... 27
3. Supported Driver ....................................................... 28
3.1 Module on Slot ............................................................... 28
3.2 Modbus TCP ................................................................... 31
3.3 Modbus Serial ................................................................ 36
4. Tag Mapping .............................................................. 40
4.1 Add new Tags ................................................................ 41
4.2 Edit Tag (batch edit supported) .................................... 42
4.3 Scaling ............................................................................ 43
4.4 Delete Tag ...................................................................... 43
5. Data Log ..................................................................... 44
5.1 Remote Data Log ........................................................... 44
5.2 Local Data Log ............................................................... 48
6. Layout Pages ............................................................. 50
6.1 Page Menu ...................................................................... 50
6.2 Design Page ................................................................... 51
6.3 Button Type .................................................................... 52
6.4 HMI Component Property .............................................. 53
7. Web Page ................................................................... 54
7.1 Web Page Menu ............................................................. 54
7.2 Design the Login Web Page .......................................... 55
7.2.1 Edit Login Web Page ...................................................................... 55
7.2.2 Component Introduction ................................................................ 56
7.2.3 Property Directions ........................................................................ 56
7.3 Design HMI Web Page ................................................... 57
7.3.1 Edit the Web Page .......................................................................... 57
7.3.2 Component Introductions .............................................................. 58
7.3.3 Property Directions ........................................................................ 58
7.4 Upload Web Page .......................................................... 60
8. eLogger Runtime ....................................................... 61
8.1 eLogger Runtime Version ............................................. 61
8.2 eLogger Runtime Function ........................................... 62
Appendix A. Revisions ................................................. 63
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1. Introduction
eLogger is a free charge and easy-to-use software to implement HMI and data logger
on Windows CE 5.0 based PACs (WinPAC and ViewPAC of ICP DAS), Windows CE
6.0 based PACs (XPAC-8000 of ICP DAS) and Windows Embedded Standard 2009
based PACs for simple I/O monitor and system control. It could reduce the cost and
shorten the time to market.
eLogger can develop a project with flexible I/O configuration quickly and easily. The
setup can be completed in only 5 steps: configuring I/O modules, configuring data
logger, designing HMI layout pages and web pages, uploading the project and web
pages to PAC, executing the project. In these simple steps, there is no need of
software programming knowledge. If more powerful functions needs to be added,
eLogger also provides a flexible interface, “shared memory, to cooperate with Visual
Studio .NET and ISaGRAF programs.
1.1 Features
1.1.1 Supported PAC
DeveloperWindows 2KWindows XPWindows VistaWindows7
Runtime target
Windows CE.NET 5.0 platform
WinPAC series, ViewPAC series
Windows CE.NET 6.0 platform
XP-8000-CE6, XP-8000-Atom-CE6
Windows XPE platform
XP-8000, XP-8000-Atom
1.1.2 Support Driver
Math Curve(For Demo)
Module on Slot
Modbus Serial Master( Support Modbus RTU/Modbus ASCII)
Modbus TCP master
1.1.3 HMI
Components
ButtonText BoxLinear GaugeAngular GaugeLED
SwitchTankLabelPlotSeven SegmentThermometerSliderOdometer
Pages
Maximum of 32 pages.
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Web Pages Converter
ButtonText BoxLabelSeven SegmentPicture
Toggle are supported.
1.1.4 Real Time Data Trend
Maximum of 5 trend line in one plot.
1.1.5 Value Scaling
Set gain and offset can scale analog values from volt or amp unit to another
physical unit. For example, rpm for rotation, kg for weight.
1.1.6 Account Management
3 levels operating management: Administrator, Power User, User
: allowed : not allowed
1.1.7 Remote Maintenance
You can use eLogger Developer’s remote control function to Upload / Run / Stop
the project through the Ethernet.
1.1.8 Database
Local database: Supports csv format file.
Remote database: Microsoft SQL Server 2005 or later.
Admin Power User User
Open project
Start/Stop project
Set AO/DO values
Switch group pages
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1.1.9 Logic Control Programming
Via the "Shared Memory", you can choose ISaGRAF or Visual Studio .Net to
develop a logic control program and cooperate with the elogger. Your programs
can access the data of I/O module and exchange other temporary data through
the "Shared Memory". You can focus on the logic control programming.
ISaGRAF (IEC61131-3 standard PLC languages) (Refer to
ISaGRAF
FAQ-115)
Visual Studio .NET (C#, VB.NET) for Window CE.NET 5.0
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1.2 Supported Module
Supported list: http://www.icpdas.com/products/PAC/winpac/io_support_list.htm
8K I/O Module
8K AI
I8017HW
8K AO
I8024W
8K DIO
I8040WI8041WI8042WI8046WI8050WI8051WI8052W
I8053WI8054WI8055WI8056WI8057WI8058WI8060W
I8063WI8064WI8065WI8066WI8068WI8069WI8077W
87K I/O Module
87K AI
I87005WI87013WI87015WI87015PWI87016WI87017W
I87017RWI87017RCWI87017DWI87017ZWI87017A5I87018W
I87018RWI87018PWI87018ZWI87019RWI87019PWI87019ZW
87K AO
I87024WI87024CWI87024DWI87024RWI87028CW
87K DIO
I87037WI87040WI87040PWI87041WI87042WI87046W
I87051WI87052WI87053WI87053PWI87053WA2I87053WA5
I87053WAC1I87053WE5I87054WI87055WI87057WI87057PW
I87058WI87059WI87061WI87063WI87064WI87065W
I87066WI87068WI87069WI87069PW
ET-7000
ET-7005ET-7015ET-7016ET-7017ET-7017-10ET-7018ZET-7019
ET-7026ET-7042ET-7044ET-7050ET-7051ET-7052ET-7053ET-7060
ET-7065ET-7066ET-7067
PET-7000
PET-7005PET-7015PET-7016PET-7017PET-7017-10PET-7018Z
PET-7019PET-7026PET-7042PET-7044PET-7050PET-7051PET-7052
PET-7053PET-7060PET-7065PET-7066PET-7067
WISE
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WISE-7105WISE-7115WISE-7117WISE-7118ZWISE-7119WISE-7126
WISE-7144WISE-7151WISE-7152WISE-7160WISE-7167
M-7000
AI
M7005M7015M7016M7016DM7017M7017CM7017R
M7017RCM7018M7018RM7019RM7033M7033D
AO
M7022M7024
DIO
M7041M7041DM7045M7045DM7050M7050DM7051
M7051DM7052M7052DM7053M7053DM7055M7055D
M7059DM7060M7060DM7067M7067D
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1.3 Installation
Install .NET Framework 3.5 before eLogger is installed. The download link from
Microsoft is Microsoft.com downloads
.
Execute eLogger setup to install eLogger Developer and eLogger Runtime. After the
installation, there will be “eLogger Developer” and “eLogger Runtime” shortcut in
C:/Program Files/ICPDAS/eLogger”.
eLogger Download Path
The setup file name is eLoggersetup_vAAA_yyyymmdd.exe. AAA stands for version
and yyyymmdd stands for release date.
http://ftp.icpdas.com/pub/cd/winpac/napdos/elogger/setup/
1.3.1 Step by step
Step1. Download eloggersetup_vAAA_yyyymmdd.exe, and execute it.
Step2. Choose the language interface and click OK.
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Step3. Click Next to continue installation.
Step4. The default folder path is C:\ICPDAS\eLogger, the folder path can be changed
by clickingBrowser. Click” Nextto continue.
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Step5. Click “Install”.
Step6. ClickFinishto exit setup.
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2. The First Project
eLogger has two programseLogger Developer and eLogger Runtime. You can
design the project with eLoggerDeveloper.exe on PC, and run the runtime file on PAC.
You can follow the below steps to setup and run a project.
Before starting a new project, the following items need to prepare. A VP-25W1 of
ViewPAC series and an I-87041W module insert to the slot 0 of VP-25W1.
2.1 Create a New Project
Step1. Execute the eLoggerDeveloper.exe, and clickProject”=>” New”, input the
project name and click the Open button to create a new project.
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2.2 Interface Introduction
The left side of eLogger Developer main interface is the project function list, and the
right side is the work area and property window.
2.3 System Setting
Step1. Select System and set the Sampling Time to 1 second.
Property window
Work area
Project function list
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2.4 Add Driver and Device
Step1. Select Driver, and select a driver ModuleOnSlot”, then click “Next”.
Step2. Click “Install” to add the driver to the project.
Step3. SelectModule on Slot” and click the “Add Device” button in the DriverForm to
add a new device.
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Step4. Set module from Module drop-down list to I-87041W, and set Device Name
and Slot. Click the “Add” button to add the module to the driver.
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2.5 Add Tags
Step1. Expand Tag Mapping and selectDO Tag”, the memory mapping will show in
the right side. The device, I87041W”, uses memory address from 0 to 31 of
CoilStatus in the Shared Memory to save its values.
Step2. Click “New Tag” to add 5 tags. These tags will be used to connect with HMI
components and the Shared Memory.
Step3. Select the rows of the tag list, and set the Memory Address to 0. The Memory
Address of DO0 will be set to 0, and DO1 will be 1.
Now these 5 tags (DO0 to DO4) point to CoilStatus [0] to [4].
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2.6 Edit Page
Step1. Expand Page and select “Page0” to open HMI layout page. Select the Switch
component on the toolbar and add components to the page by dragging and
dropping.
Step2. Select each of Switches, and then set the Tag Type to DO Tag and set Tag
Name to DO0 to DO3 in the property window.
Step3. Click the Button component on the toolbar and add two components by
dragging and dropping to the page. Select one of the buttons and set its Button Type
to Run” and the other to “Exit”.
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2.7 Edit Web Page
Step1. Select the Web Page to open the web page configuration window. Click New
to create a web page. The newly created web page name is assigned to index1 by
eLogger.
Step2. Set the username and password of web pages. The default settings are
adminand0000”.
Step3. Select “login” to edit the login web page. Select the text box component and
set its Password property to True so that the password text box will show as password
format.
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Step4. Select “index1” of the Web Page to edit the web page. Add 2 Picture Toggle
components by dragging it to the web page. Select each of components and set its
property. The Tag Type set to DO Tag and Tag Name set to DO0 and DO1.
Step5. Add a Button component to the web page and set its Button Type to LogOut.
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