Tablet Recorder. Web-enabled DAQ System. Bring your own tablet. Tablet Recorder. Taking signals from PLC and other devices

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2017-09 Web-enabled DAQ System EC-8631-A 500512

logging by Bring your own tablet to view trend

. MITSUBA SHI Wireless device Notification

s or PCs with built-in browsers are used for

Users monitor information generated by using

1 Web-enabled DAQ System EC-8631-A Taking signals from and other devices And logging by Bring your own tablet to view trend graphs!. MITSUBA SHI Wireless device Notification Smartphone I/O module Web-enabled DAQ System Model: -G What is? is a recorder without a screen. s or PCs with built-in browsers are used for the display. Users monitor information generated by using browser software on the display terminal. is connected to the display terminal via Wi-Fi or wired LAN, or other IP networks such as the Internet Rev. 0 01

The tablet recorder offers A highly cost-efficient This is the functional block diagram of the unit. A wide variety of signals can be connected!

1-a I/O modules 2 Logging module Base I/O modules Devices connected via Ethernet Wired LAN Ethernet (Modbus/TCP) 1-c R3 Series R5 Series R6 Series R7 Series R9 Series Function

See page 6 regarding s and wireless devices. 1 Inputs/outputs are received from: 1-a I/O modules 1-b 1-c 1-d Wireless device And other devices.

The maximum I/O point count is as follows: Analog input Discrete input Pulse input Discrete output 3 c I/O interface R30 Series I/O module Ethernet communication (TCP/IP) (*)

Maximum 120-channel trend data is sampled at intervals of 5 ms to 1 second (corresponding to the recording cycle).

Function operations are applicable to collected data such as: Addition and subtraction / multiplication / division / square root / moving average / delay buffer / exp / common

2 The tablet recorder offers A highly cost-efficient This is the functional block diagram of the unit. A wide variety of signals can be connected! 1 I/O signals I/O modules directly added to the unit Functional block diagram of logging module Add as many I/O modules as you need! 1-a I/O modules 2 Logging module Base I/O modules Devices connected via Ethernet Wired LAN Ethernet (Modbus/TCP) 1-c R3 Series R5 Series R6 Series R7 Series R9 Series Function operations Modbus/TCP master/slave (*) Uses the same Ethernet port. MITSU BASHI 1-d Wireless device with Modbus/TCP communication function can be connected. See page 6 regarding s and wireless devices. 1 Inputs/outputs are received from: 1-a I/O modules 1-b 1-c 1-d Wireless device And other devices. In addition to the R30 Series I/O modules, I/O signals from remote I/O, s, or wireless devices can be taken in via Modbus. The maximum I/O point count is as follows: Analog input Discrete input Pulse input Discrete output 3 c I/O interface R30 Series I/O module Ethernet communication (TCP/IP) (*) Communication control function 1-b Trend data sampling/ event detection 8 Ai : 64 points Di : 64 points Pi : 32 points Do : 64 points 2 Sampling at a maximum speed of 5 ms. Maximum 120-channel trend data is sampled at intervals of 5 ms to 1 second (corresponding to the recording cycle). Additionally, event data such as alarm and device start-up/stop times is detected types of operations are available. Function operations are applicable to collected data such as: Addition and subtraction / multiplication / division / square root / moving average / delay buffer / exp / common logarithm / natural logarithm / peak/valley hold / analog accumulation / power / F value calculation / inverse logarithm / scaling 4 The data is recorded here. A maximum of 120 channels (pens) of trend data and 3,000 events can be recorded to the main memory. The trend data storing rate can be selected from the following: 5/10/50/100/500 ms 1/2/5/10 seconds 1/2/5/10/15/30 minutes, 1 hour The recorded data is transferred to the SD memory from the main memory as a file at specified cycles (one hour to 1 month).

an abundance of functionalities. IoT-era recorder. All you need is a web browser! What is a browser? The software usually used to look at websites on the Internet.

Screen Display 8 Wi-Fi router 4 6 a Main memory Trend data/ event data recording Web display information generation 5 Simple Web server Ethernet communication (*) (TCP/IP) Communication control

d 7 E-mails processing Data file storage SMTP client Router 5 Data recorded in the main memory is written onto an SD card for storage.

Storage time indicator (SD capacity 4GB): 10 years (at 32 data inputs, 1-minute recording cycle) Mail 7 6 Web display information is generated here. E-mail is sent.

The recorded trend data or event data is supplied as variables and combined with background graphic data etc.

3 an abundance of functionalities. IoT-era recorder. All you need is a web browser! What is a browser? The software usually used to look at websites on the Internet. For that reason, it's also called a Web browser. Screen Display 8 Wi-Fi router 4 6 a Main memory Trend data/ event data recording Web display information generation 5 Simple Web server Ethernet communication (*) (TCP/IP) Communication control function b SD card Trend data/ event data file storage FTP server/ client Router Smartphone, tablet, PC etc. d 7 s processing Data file storage SMTP client Router 5 Data recorded in the main memory is written onto an SD card for storage. Server PC Smartphone s Internet Mobile line Main memory data is stored onto an SD card as a TRD (binary data) or CSV file. Storage time indicator (SD capacity 4GB): 10 years (at 32 data inputs, 1-minute recording cycle) Mail 7 6 Web display information is generated here. is sent. s can be automatically sent when an event occurs or at a specified time. Instantaneous values for analog and discrete data can be added to the mail text. The recorded trend data or event data is supplied as variables and combined with background graphic data etc. 8 Cloud Communication control function terminology a Simple Web server This function makes Web display information available on tablets, PCs, or smartphones. b-1 FTP server c-1 Modbus/TCP slave I/O data handled by can be monitored by a PC-based SCADA or other Modbus master devices. c-2 Modbus/TCP master This function transfers data files within the SD memory at requests from client devices such as PCs. This function collects I/O data from remote I/O and wireless devices, s, or other Modbus slave devices. b-2 d FTP client This function transfers data files within the SD memory to local servers or cloud servers connected via Internet. SMTP client This function is used to transmit s to a designated server.

All you need is a tablet with a web browser!

Trend view User-defined view Create your own graphic screen!

Benefits of bright display and superb operability of a

Trend screen can be monitored and controlled on any display

Transition to the historical trend is seamless with a

Move graphs Pinch-in The time span over the graph area can

the screen along the graph amplitude axis.

functionality and superb operability of a tablet.

4 All you need is a tablet with a web browser! The unit generates the Web screens. Trend view User-defined view Create your own graphic screen! Clear and bright display! Benefits of bright display and superb operability of a tablet are all yours. Trend screen can be monitored and controlled on any display terminal browser. Special software application is not needed. All data is stored in. Move to the historical trend User-defined view with graphics can be built. Zoom out on graphs Zoom in on graphs Pinch-out Flick Transition to the historical trend is seamless with a downward flick. Move graphs Pinch-in The time span over the graph area can be widened while staying in the recording state by pinching in the screen along the time axis. Fine changes in the graph can be enlarged by pinching out the screen along the graph amplitude axis. Users can receive direct benefits from the advanced functionality and superb operability of a tablet. The trend screen can be freely controlled by familiar motions like flicking and pinching in/out. More standard functions of the tablet are applicable such as screenshots taken and attached to s, comment entry by voice command. Swipe A specific channel graph can be selected and moved to separate overlapping graphs for clear view. Use the pinching in and pinching out functions as is!

Host network variations Widely usable, from Wi-Fi to the Internet.

Trend screens can be accessed from faraway locations.

Wi-Fi router PC Laptop PC Ethernet Modem router Mobile line The basic configuration, composed

On the PC, daily or monthly reports can be prepared based on the data collected via FTP.

5 Host network variations Widely usable, from Wi-Fi to the Internet. Network fee is free when using Wi-Fi to connect with a tablet. Trend screens can be accessed from faraway locations. Laptop PC I can monitor data even when I am out of office. Zero running costs. Wi-Fi router PC Laptop PC Ethernet Modem router Mobile line The basic configuration, composed of the and Wi-Fi alone. On the PC, daily or monthly reports can be prepared based on the data collected via FTP. ISP ISP ISP Web (Internet, VPN) ISP Mobile line s installed at multiple locations can be monitored by a PC connected via LAN. Mobile router Router LAN (Ethernet) Ethernet Ethernet PC Management Building I can monitor all data sitting at my desk. Building A Building B Trend screens can be viewed from anywhere via the Internet as well as Wi-Fi. Multiple users can access single views at once. Display terminals such as tablets or PCs only have to have a Web browser, without needing any special software applications, regardless of OS versions and/or hardware types. Users can view trend screens and work on reporting forms in other buildings by connecting to the company LAN.

Data recording can be added to an existing system.

I/O signals intake Flexible s and wireless recorder basic

card set A web browser is all you need to display data.

Logging module Wi-Fi router The I/O modules are mounted on the Base.

Compact modular solution combining with built in I/O modules.

Select Ethernet communication for remote I/O!

module Protocol converter GR8-EM Modbus-RTU (RS-485) MITSUBASHI

6 Data recording can be added to an existing system. New sensor wiring is not needed when polling data from a. I/O signals intake Flexible s and wireless recorder basic configuration Built-in I/O by R30 Series remote I/O recorder with I/O card set A web browser is all you need to display data. Display terminal Various R30 Series modules are selectable. Logging module Wi-Fi router The I/O modules are mounted on the Base. Base PC Laptop PC Separable terminal block I/O modules Smartphone Compact modular solution combining with built in I/O modules. Free combination of I/O modules in accordance with the application. A maximum of 16 slots can be added. Host network signals Signals can be received from a variety of devices. Select Ethernet communication for remote I/O! I/O Wi-Fi router R3 Series Modbus/TCP (Ethernet) R7 Series Input module Protocol converter GR8-EM Modbus-RTU (RS-485) MITSUBASHI Wire-saving monitoring system combining with remote I/O. Various types of remote I/O are selectable, from the compact, space-saving block type to the mixed signal modular type, allowing the most efficient configuration. Wireless device

MITSUBASHI MITSUBASHI MITSUBASHI system configuration with the tablet

Wireless device use is available only in Japan Existing signals Wireless

Some measuring points are scattered throughout the factory floors.

Wi-Fi router Modbus/TCP (Ethernet) How about using wireless input

Company Y Modbus/TCP slave Protocol converter GR8-EM Modbus-RTU (RS-485)

Master Wi-Fi router Modbus/TCP (Ethernet) Wireless gateway But the has

Gateway module For CC-Link R3-GC1 For DeviceNet R3-GD1 For FL-net

using one of the R3 Series gateway modules.

various s, via Modbus or a gateway module converting various fieldbus

7 MITSUBASHI MITSUBASHI MITSUBASHI system configuration with the tablet recorder. devices can be used for input. Wireless device use is available only in Japan Existing signals Wireless input and display When connecting with Modbus/TCP Can we add data logging to an existing system? Sure, but you need Modbus/ TCP (Ethernet) interface on your. Some measuring points are scattered throughout the factory floors. Wiring such long distance is impossible! Wi-Fi router Modbus/TCP (Ethernet) How about using wireless input modules and a Wi-Fi router for display? Company Y Modbus/TCP slave Protocol converter GR8-EM Modbus-RTU (RS-485) Company A Modbus-RTU slave When connecting with other than Modbus/TCP Master Wi-Fi router Modbus/TCP (Ethernet) Wireless gateway But the has only CC-Link. Gateway module For CC-Link R3-GC1 For DeviceNet R3-GD1 For FL-net (OPCN-2) R3-GFL1 Ethernet interface module TR3EX Well then, consider using one of the R3 Series gateway modules. Wi-Fi router Modbus/TCP (Ethernet) CC-Link Company M can poll data from various s, via Modbus or a gateway module converting various fieldbus protocols to Modbus. Slave I/O signals Slave Wireless I/O I/O signals Slave Plug-in type wireless I/O I/O signals I/O signals Modbus-RTU R3 Series Introducing wireless input system with is an economical and easy-to-build solution. Regardless of the point count, signals in distant locations can be easily taken into the system via wireless network.

solutions for IoT use with and devices such as: Beverage-filling machine Heat exchangers Curing tanks Lime kilns Electric furnaces Beverage-filling machines Packaging

coating Electro-discharge machining Laser machining Others Utility Power receiving Machine tools Compressors Freezers Transformers Cogeneration Water purification Seawater

Poultry farms Brewing Aquaculture farms Park facilities Hot springs Care facilities Introducing sister products Web Logger Model: DL30 - JAPANESE VERSION ONLY Features Web

) Data logging Mail function FTP function Modbus/TCP communication function Basic functions of the DL8 Series Report form generation (daily/weekly/annual) Extended I/O points

8 solutions for IoT use with and devices such as: Beverage-filling machine Heat exchangers Curing tanks Lime kilns Electric furnaces Beverage-filling machines Packaging machines Conveying Robots Injection molding machines Tire vulcanization NC NC Press Forges Machining centers Turning centers Grinders/polishers Electron beam welders Vacuum coating Electro-discharge machining Laser machining Others Utility Power receiving Machine tools Compressors Freezers Transformers Cogeneration Water purification Seawater desalination Wastewater processing Heat pumps PSA Desulfurization and denitration Brewing Small-scale water supply Weather observation Wind-power generators Greenhouses Poultry farms Brewing Aquaculture farms Park facilities Hot springs Care facilities Introducing sister products Web Logger Model: DL30 - JAPANESE VERSION ONLY Features Web Logger Model: DL8 With added functions Basic Functions Simple Web server (Trend view, etc.) Data logging Mail function FTP function Modbus/TCP communication function Basic functions of the DL8 Series Report form generation (daily/weekly/annual) Extended I/O points (with function operations) Enhanced communication function Model: Features With added functions Expanded data logging functions Enhanced trend view functions Extended I/O points (with function operations) is explained in this brochure. Plants and assembly processing factories

Web-enabled DAQ System

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