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Chapter 1: Getting Started Introduction...1-2 Conventions Used...1-3 What s in the Box?...1-4 Getting Started...1-5 Before You Begin......1-6 Step 1 - Install Configuration Software...1-7 Step 2 - Launch Configuration Software...1-8 Step 3 - Connect Power Wiring...1-9 Step 4 - Connect the ViewMarq Message Display to a PC...1-10 Step 5 - Apply Power to the Display...1-11 Step 6 - Create Link between the ViewMarq and your PC...1-12 Step 7 - Creating Messages...1-15 Step 8 - Simulating Messages...1-16 Step 9 - Sending Messages to the ViewMarq Message Display...1-17 Step 10 - Sending Messages from your PLC to the ViewMarq...1-18 Chapter 2: Specifications Overview...2-2 Specifications...2-3 Environmental Specifications...2-6 Power Supply and Communication Specifications...2-7 Power Supply Removable Terminal Blocks...2-7 AC Power Supply Specifications...2-8 External DC Power Supply Requirements...2-8 Communication and Discrete Input Connections...2-9

RS-232 Port 1 RJ12 Connector... 2-10 Port 1 RS232 Terminal Block Connection... 2-11 Port 2 RS-485 Terminal Block Connection... 2-11 Port 3 Ethernet Connection... 2-12 Discrete Input Specifications... 2-13 Communication LEDs... 2-14 Mechanical Features... 2-15 Front View... 2-15 Back View... 2-15 Dimensional Drawings... 2-16 MD4-0112T and MD4-0124T... 2-16 MD4-0212T and MD4-0224T... 2-17 MD4-0412T and MD4-0424T... 2-18 Chapter 3: Hardware Installation Safety Guidelines... 3-2 Plan for Safety... 3-2 Introduction to ViewMarq Mechanical Design... 3-3 Power Connections and Specifications... 3-4 Power Connections Cover... 3-4 Power Installation... 3-4 Power Supply Removable Terminal Blocks... 3-5 Grounding... 3-6 Ambient Temperature... 3-6 Communications Connections... 3-7 Communication Connections Cover... 3-7 Communication Connectors... 3-7 RS-232 Port 1 RJ12 Connector... 3-8 Port 1 RS-232 / Port 2 RS-485 Terminal Block Connection... 3-8 Port 3 Ethernet Connection... 3-9 Port 4 Discrete Inputs... 3-9 ViewMarq Mounting... 3-10 Installation Notes... 3-10 Mounting Position... 3-10 Mounting Clearance... 3-10 ii

Viewing Angle and Distances... 3-11 Mounting Brackets... 3-12 Wall Mounting... 3-13 Chain Mounting... 3-15 Chapter 4: PC to ViewMarq Communication Introduction... 4-2 Links... 4-2 Adding a New Link... 4-5 Ethernet Link... 4-6 Serial Link... 4-9 Reset Communications to Factory Default... 4-12 Chapter 5: Creating and Previewing Messages Creating and Previewing Messages... 5-2 The Software Workspace... 5-3 Select the ViewMarq Size... 5-3 Saving the Message... 5-4 Open a Saved Message... 5-5 Text Editor Overview... 5-6 Software Purpose... 5-6 Supported Characters... 5-6 Message Length... 5-6 Message Formatting... 5-7 Character Toolbar... 5-7 Line Toolbar... 5-8 Scrolling Multiple Lines Together... 5-10 Other Tools... 5-10 LED Display ID... 5-11 Message Simulator... 5-12 Command String Window... 5-13 iii

Chapter 6: Configuring the ViewMarq LED Display Introduction... 6-2 Message Display Selection and Configure Message Display... 6-2 Message Display Settings... 6-5 Global Settings... 6-5 Communication Setting... 6-7 Export and Import Configuration... 6-12 Export Configuration File... 6-12 Import Configuration File... 6-13 Chapter 7: Sending Messages from a PLC to ViewMarq Introduction... 7-4 ASCII... 7-5 Modbus... 7-5 Reading the ASCII Reply when using Modbus... 7-6 String Length Limitations with PLC s... 7-6 Sending Strings from multiple PLC s... 7-11 Modbus with Multiple Displays or other Slave Devices.... 7-12 CLICK PLC by AutomationDirect... 7-13 RS-232... 7-13 RS-485... 7-13 ASCII... 7-14 Modbus... 7-17 Optional Error Checking... 7-21 Productivity3000 PAC by AutomationDirect... 7-25 Ethernet... 7-25 RS-232... 7-25 RS-485... 7-26 Embedding the String into PAC memory... 7-27 Sending Strings from Productivity3000 to the ViewMarq display by ASCII over Serial 7-28 Sending Strings from Productivity3000 to the ViewMarq display via Modbus... 7-31 Modbus Serial... 7-34 Optional Error Checking... 7-38 Ethernet Modbus TCP... 7-42 Optional Error Checking... 7-44 iv

Do-More PLC by AutomationDirect... 7-47 RS-232... 7-47 RS-485... 7-47 Ethernet... 7-48 ASCII... 7-48 Modbus... 7-53 Modbus TCP... 7-63 DirectLogic PLC by AutomationDirect... 7-66 Sending Strings from DirectLogic to the ViewMarq display by ASCII over Serial... 7-66 Using the DirectLogic PRINT instruction... 7-67 Using PRINTV instruction (D2-260 or D0-06 only)... 7-68 Embedding the String into PLC memory... 7-68 Sending Strings from DirectLogic to the ViewMarq display by Modbus over Serial. 7-70 Optional Error Checking... 7-73 Sending Strings from DirectLogic to the ViewMarq display by Modbus over Ethernet... 7-76 PLC Cabling Chart... 7-83 Allen Bradley MicroLogix and SLC PLCs... 7-84 RS-232... 7-84 ASCII... 7-85 Modbus... 7-91 Allen Bradley CompactLogix and ControlLogix PLCs... 7-103 RS-232... 7-103 ASCII... 7-103 Chapter 8: Variables Variables... 8-2 Inserting a Variable... 8-2 Editing a Variable... 8-3 String Variables... 8-4 String Variable Setup... 8-4 Setting String Variable Value... 8-6 Numeric Variables... 8-9 Numeric Variable Setup... 8-9 Setting Numeric Variable Value... 8-11 v

Chapter 9: Maintenance and Troubleshooting Introduction... 9-2 Updating Firmware... 9-2 Load Firmware Message... 9-4 Reboot LED Display... 9-4 Reset Factory Defaults... 9-5 Reset Communications to Factory Default... 9-6 LED Test... 9-7 Error Messages... 9-8 ASCII Command String Syntax Error Messages... 9-9 Diagnostic LED... 9-10 Chapter 10: Message List Introduction... 10-2 Message List Features... 10-2 Main Window Message List Toolbar... 10-3 The Message List Management Window... 10-5 Adding Messages to a Message List... 10-6 Editing an existing Message List... 10-7 Autoloading Message... 10-7 Configuring the ViewMarq display for Message List... 10-8 Downloading Messages to the ViewMarq Display... 10-10 Triggering Messages in the Display... 10-11 Using the <DO n> command... 10-11 Using the Discrete Inputs... 10-11 Testing a Message List... 10-12 Compare Message Lists... 10-13 Backup a Message List to a File... 10-14 Restore a Message List File to a ViewMarq Display... 10-15 Clear Message List in the LED Display... 10-16 Format of Stored Messages... 10-16 vi

Appendix A: ViewMarq ASCII Command Specifications ViewMarq Commands... A-2 ASCII String Commands... A-3 ASCII String format... A-3 Basic Commands... A-5 Embedded Variables... A-16 Advanced Commands... A-18 Display Commands... A-19 Non Display Commands... A-20 Appendix B: Modbus Registers Modbus Registers... B-2 Option Flags... B-4 Supported Modbus Function Codes... B-4 Appendix C: ViewMarq Characters ViewMarq Character List... C-2 vii