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OptiMate® configuration software allows you to predefine up to 160 messages. These messages can be later selected by your PLC or computer program to display status, variable data and allow numeric data input. Messages can also be configured into a layered menu tree, which allows you the ability to create hierarchical function selection for the operator.
Function keys can be custom labeled by the user with a plastic insert. The insert can be custom legended with text and/or graphics, and slipped into a protective pocket behind the faceplate.
The OM620 Operator Terminal is part of Optimation's OptiMate® series. Each OptiMate® module is designed to connect to a microprocessor or to most PLC's with a single cable connection. OptiMate® modules can be used individually, or together with any combination of other OptiMate® modules.
When used with a microprocessor system, simple communications over either an RS232 or RS422 communications cable allows the microprocessor to directly control the LCD display as well as to read numeric data entry and function key status.
When used with a PLC, operation is transparent to the user. Terminal functions tie directly into your PLC ladder logic program. The OM620 takes care of the rest.
Features
2 line x 20 character backlit LCD
display
Arrow key data adjustment and jog options
User-Legendable function keys
160 User-definable messages
User-defined hierarchical menu tree capability
Stand-alone capability with direct connection to most PLCs
Compatible with any computer via serial communications
Mix and match with other OptiMate®
modules
Benefits
Eliminates the need for controller
I/O modules for operator panel use
Easy data entry, function selection,
display and status indication in one module
Reduces system integration and retrofit costs
Remove and replace maintainability
Rapid future expansion
Reduced maintenance costs
Attractive, eye-appealing appearance
Operational
Overview
The OM620 Terminal incorporates
all of the basic elements necessary for operator interface. Function keys allow
operator function selection, and the alphanumeric display provides
text information and adjustment. Together, the alphanumeric display and
associated pushbuttons also allow for user-defined menu tree selection of functions.
The OM620 interfaces over either an RS232 or RS422 serial link to any computer-based system and many popular PLCs. In a computer-based system, interface occurs via a very easy to use OptiMate® Hex protocol. For PLC-based system, operation is totally controlled through a bank of 9 PLC registers. Everything else is handled by the OM620 Terminal.
PLC
- Based Systems
PLC-based systems access the OM620
via a bank of 9 registers. Buttons appear as coils and contacts
(or register bits) in the PLC. Messages can be predefined, stored in the
OM620 and used by the PLC program. To use a predefined message,
your PLC program simply places the message number that you have associated with
the message into a PLC register. Text, data display, and arrow
adjustment messages are all available. Up to 160 messages can be predefined.
Data
adjustment works similarly, with data ending up in the PLC data register.
The OM620 allows up to four levels of menu. Each menu
selection can be either a function or the next lower menu level. With
this type of "tree" arrangement, you can construct an application menu
that allows the user quick easy access to a large number of functions.
Use
with a Computer
The OM620 Terminal
provides all of the same capabilities to a computer-based
system that it does to PLC systems. The OptiMate® Hex protocol makes computer-based
applications a very simple undertaking. Message numbers
and display data are sent to the OM620 over a serial
link. Button status and numerical adjustment can be read back from
the OM620 by the same serial link.
Specifications
Physical
Recessed Mount Housing 6.6"L x
4.0"H x 1.25"D
Cutout size for above
3.55"Hx5.80"L
Panel Fasteners : Four, 6x32 threaded
studs, (on ends, symmetrical about center line)
Weight : 10 ounces
Color: Dark gray housing .
Keypad keys: gray with white letters. Function keys : White with user
supplied label
LCD display : 2 line x 20
character STN with LED backlight
character
size : 5.5mm high x 3.2mm wide
Button Type : Membrane panel with
dome switch snap action
Electrical
Power (all lamps on) : 8 -30VDC
@1.8Watts
150 mA @ 12VDC 75mA @ 24VDC
Power connector : Pluggable terminal
block, 2 position
Communications
RS232 and RS422 ; 4800 to 19200
baud
Compatible with most major PLC protocols
Hex Slave Protocol for computer-based
systems
15 pin female 'D' shell connector
Environmental
Enclosure - NEMA 4
(installed)
Temperature - 0 to
50 C
Humidity - 95% Non-condensing
Labeling of Function Keys
User-defined slide-in Labels
Message
Types (160 user-defined messages available)
General Text message
Data display message (one data
value per line)
Arrow adjustment data message (Integer
or fixed point)
Menu
Tree
Hierarchical (up to four levels)
User defined through configuration
editor
Stored in module's non volatile
memory
User-defined association with function number
Program control of enable/disable
Each menu item takes one of the
160 available messages
Numeric
Types & Values
Integer
Fixed Point
BCD (Values between 0 & 9999; with appropriate decimal
placement)
BCD Double (values between 0 & 99999999 with appropriate
decimal placement)
Binary (Values between 0 &
65535 with appropriate decimal placement)
Floating Point (Values between -3.402823E+38
to +3.402823E+38 in the format of ±X.XXE±XX)
Ordering
OM620 - Module with Dark Gray enclosure.
Please note that
each PLC has a different suffix according to the following table.
Allen Bradley
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Automation Direct
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Entertron
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GE Fanuc
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IDEC
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Keyence
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Mitsubishi
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Modbus
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Omron
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Toshiba
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OptiMate Hex
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OM620 |
G
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G
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J
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~
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~
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H
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L
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H
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~
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~
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G,J,H,L
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