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Data Acquisition System GM

Integration Bar Graph Function (/WH)User’s Manual

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IntroductionThank you for purchasing the SMARTDAC+ Data Acquisition System GM.This manual describes the operating procedure for the GM Integration Bar Graph Function (/WH).In addition to the function of displaying an integration bar graph and integration trend, this manual also explains the “UPM connection settings (Setting wizard)” (Hardware Configurator, Web Application function) which is used to easily connect the UPM100 or UPM101 Power Monitor (hereafter called the “UPM”) and the GM to configure various settings for displaying an integration bar graph and integration trend.

To ensure correct use, please read this manual thoroughly before beginning operation.The following manuals are provided for the GM.

● PaperManualsModel Manual Title Manual No. DescriptionGM Data Acquisition System GM

First Step GuideIM 04L55B01-02EN Explains the basic operations of the GM.

● DownloadableElectronicManualsYou can download the latest manuals from the following website.www.smartdacplus.com/manual/en/

Model Manual Title Manual No. DescriptionGM GM Data Acquisition System

First Step GuideIM 04L55B01-02EN This is the electronic version of the paper manual.

GM Data Acquisition SystemUser’s Manual

IM 04L55B01-01EN Describes how to use the GM. The communication control commands and some of the options are excluded.

GM Data Acquisition SystemAdvanced Security Function (/AS)User’s Manual

IM 04L55B01-05EN Describes how to use the advanced security function (/AS option).

Model GX10/GX20/GP10/GP20/GM10Communication CommandsUser’s Manual

IM 04L51B01-17EN Describes how to use command control communication functions.

SMARTDAC+ STANDARDUniversal ViewerUser’s Manual

IM 04L61B01-01EN Describes how to use Universal Viewer, which is a software that displays GX/GP/GM measurement data files.

SMARTDAC+ STANDARDHardware ConfiguratorUser’s Manual

IM 04L61B01-02EN Describes how to use the PC software for creating setting parameters for various GX/GP/GM functions.

Model GX10/GX20/GP10/GP20/GM10Multi-batch Function (/BT)User’s Manual

IM 04L51B01-03EN Describes how to use the multi-batch function (/BT option).

Model GX10/GX20/GP10/GP20/GM10Log Scale (/LG)User’s Manual

IM 04L51B01-06EN Describes how to use the log scale (/LG option).

Model GX10/GX20/GP10/GP20/GM10EtherNet/IP Communication (/E1)User’s Manual

IM 04L51B01-18EN Describes how to use the communication functions through the EtherNet/IP (/E1 option).

Model GX10/GX20/GP10/GP20/GM10WT Communication (/E2)User’s Manual

IM 04L51B01-19EN Describes how to use WT communication (/E2 option).

Model GX10/GX20/GP10/GP20/GM10OPC-UA Server (/E3)User’s Manual

IM 04L51B01-20EN Describes how to use the OPC-UA server function (/E3 option).

Model GX10/GX20/GP10/GP20/GM10SLMP Communication (/E4)User’s Manual

IM 04L51B01-21EN Describes how to use SLMP communication function (/E4 option).

Model GX10/GX20/GP10/GP20/GM10Loop Control Function, Program Control Function (/PG Option)User’s Manual

IM 04L51B01-31EN Describes how to use the Loop Control Function, Program Control Function (/PG Option).

1st Edition: October 2018 (YK)All Rights Reserved, Copyright © 2018, Yokogawa Electric Corporation

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Notes● Thecontentsofthismanualaresubjecttochangewithoutpriornoticeasaresultof

continuing improvements to the software’s performance and functions.● Everyefforthasbeenmadeinthepreparationofthismanualtoensuretheaccuracyofits

contents. However, should you have any questions or find any errors, please contact your nearest YOKOGAWA dealer.

● CopyingorreproducingalloranypartofthecontentsofthismanualwithoutYOKOGAWA’s permission is strictly prohibited.

Trademarks● SMARTDAC+andSMARTDACPLUSareregisteredtrademarksofYokogawaElectric

Corporation.● MicrosoftandWindowsareregisteredtrademarksortrademarksofMicrosoftCorporation

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countries.● Companyandproductnamesthatappearinthismanualareregisteredtrademarksor

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registered trademark or trademark symbols (® and ™).

AbouttheUsageofOpenSourceSoftwareThis product uses open source software.For details on using open source software, see Regarding the Downloading and Installing for the Software, Manuals and Labels (IM 04L61B01-11EN).

RevisionsOctober 2018 1st Edition

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GMVersionandFunctionsDescribedinThisManual

The contents of this manual correspond to GM release number 4 (see the STYLES number on the nameplate) and style number 1 (see the STYLE H number on the nameplate).

GM Versions and Functions

Edition Version Addition and Change Remarks1 Version 4.05 ‒

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HowtoUseThisManual

WhatThisManualExplainsThis manual mainly describes the features and operations of the integration bar graph function and the UPM connection settings (Setting wizard). For details on settings and operation procedures not described in this manual, refer to the following manuals.

Manual Title Manual No.GM Data Acquisition System User’s Manual IM 04L55B01-01ENGM Data Acquisition SystemFirst Step Guide

IM 04L55B01-02EN

SMARTDAC+ STANDARDUniversal Viewer User’s Manual

IM 04L61B01-01EN

SMARTDAC+ STANDARDHardware Configurator User’s Manual

IM 04L61B01-02EN

Model GX10/GX20/GP10/GP20/GM10Communication Command User’s Manual

IM 04L51B01-17EN

Document notation• The GM10 standard type and large memory type are distinguished using the following

notations.• Standard type: GM10-1• Large memory type: GM10-2

• The term “integration graph” is used to collectively refer to an integration bar graph and integration trend.

• The term “wireless” is used to refer to 920 MHz Wireless communication.

• The following terms are used for references to other manuals:

Notation DescriptionGM User’s Manual GM Data Acquisition System

User’s ManualRefers to the IM 04L55B01-01EN.

GM First Step Guide GM Data Acquisition SystemFirst Step GuideRefers to the IM 04L55B01-02EN.

IP Address Configurator Manual SMARTDAC+ STANDARDIP Address Configurator User’s ManualRefers to the IM 04L61B01-03EN.

Communication Command Manual Model GX10/GX20/GP10/GP20/GM10Communication Command User’s ManualRefers to the IM 04L51B01-17EN.

Universal Viewer Manual SMARTDAC+ STANDARDUniversal Viewer User’s ManualRefers to the IM 04L61B01-01EN.

Hardware Configurator Manual SMARTDAC+ STANDARDHardware Configurator User’s ManualRefers to the IM 04L61B01-02EN.

UPM Manual Model UPM100Universal Power Monitor <Installation>Refers to the IM 77C01H01-00EN (UMP100)Model UPM101Universal Power Monitor (With Dedicated CT) <Installation>Refers to the IM 77C01J01-00EN (UMP101).

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Conventions Used in This ManualUnit

K Denotes 1024. Example: 768K (file size)k Denotes 1000.

NotesImproper handling or use can lead to injury to the user or damage to the instrument. This symbol appears on the instrument to indicate that the user must refer to the user’s manual for special instructions. The same symbol appears in the corresponding place in the user's manual to identify those instructions. In the manual, the symbol is used in conjunctionwiththeword“WARNING”or“CAUTION.”

Warning Calls attention to actions or conditions that could cause serious or fatal injurytotheuser,andprecautionsthatcanbetakentopreventsuchoccurrences.

CAUTION Calls attention to actions or conditions that could cause light injuryto the user or cause damage to the instrument or user’s data, and precautions that can be taken to prevent such occurrences.

Note Calls attention to information that is important for the proper operation of the instrument.

ReferenceItemReference to related operation or explanation is indicated after this mark.Example: section 4.1

ConventionsUsedintheProceduralExplanationsBold characters Denotes key or character strings that appear on the screen.

Example: VoltageA a # 1 Indicates the character types that can be used.

Procedure Carry out the procedure according to the step numbers. All procedures are written with inexperienced users in mind; depending on the operation, not all steps need to be taken.Explanation gives information such as limitations related the procedure.

Indicates the setup screen and explains the settings.

Explanation

Path

Description

How to Use This Manual

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Contents

Introduction ................................................................................................................................................ iNotes ........................................................................................................................................................ iiTrademarks .............................................................................................................................................. iiRevisions .................................................................................................................................................. ii

GM Version and Functions Described in This Manual .........................................................................iiiGM Versions and Functions .....................................................................................................................iii

How to Use This Manual ......................................................................................................................ivWhat This Manual Explains ..................................................................................................................... ivConventions Used in This Manual ............................................................................................................ v

Description of the Integration Bar Graph Function .............................................................................. 1Overview................................................................................................................................................... 1Integration Bar Graph/Integration Trend Graph Display ........................................................................... 1Report Type .............................................................................................................................................. 2Time Display Range ................................................................................................................................. 2Reading Data............................................................................................................................................ 2UPM Connection Settings (Hardware Configurator, Web Application) ..................................................... 3Conditions and settings required for displaying an integration graph ....................................................... 3

Using the UPM Connection Settings (Hardware Configurator, Web Application) ................................ 4Settings and operations required before using the UPM connection settings .......................................... 4UPM Connection Settings Flowchart ........................................................................................................ 5Configuration Example of Communication Connection ............................................................................ 8System Configuration Settings of the Hardware Configurator ................................................................ 11Configuring with the UPM Connection Settings...................................................................................... 12Support Function for UPM Connection Settings .................................................................................... 14

Displaying Intergration Graph in Web Application ............................................................................. 15Integration Bar Graph/Integration Trend Graph Display ......................................................................... 15Screen Description ................................................................................................................................. 16Description of Toolbar ............................................................................................................................. 18Changing the Display Group .................................................................................................................. 19Changing the Legend Display Type ........................................................................................................ 19Register a Favorite Monitors .................................................................................................................. 19Jump Buttons Settings ........................................................................................................................... 19

Displaying Intergration Graph in Universal Viewer ............................................................................ 20Integration Bar Graph/Integration Trend Graph Display ......................................................................... 20Description of Screen ............................................................................................................................. 22Description of Toolbar ............................................................................................................................. 23Printing Integration Graph and Report Data ........................................................................................... 24

Communication Commands .............................................................................................................. 25ASCII Output Format .............................................................................................................................. 25

Appendix ............................................................................................................................................ 26Setting Details ........................................................................................................................................ 26Setting Parameter Sheet ........................................................................................................................ 29

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DescriptionoftheIntegrationBarGraphFunction

Overview

Through Web Application (version 4.05.01 or later), the integration bar graph function loads the Hourly Report data of a report file (Hourly Report or Hourly Report/Daily Report) stored in the SD card of the GM to display an integration bar graph or integration trend.At intervals of five minutes, this function checks whether the target report file has been updated, and if new data is found, displays a graph by updating the file with the latest data.As power monitoring performed by the GM and Power Monitor (UPM100 or UPM101), active energy being recorded can be monitored in real-time.

GM10

Web Application

Reading data

PC

Report data

UPM

Ethernet

RS-485/WirelessEthernet

SD card

Integration Bar Graph/Integration Trend Graph Display

Data can be displayed by switching the mode between the integration bar graph and integration trend.An integration bar graph and integration trend can be displayed in the display group.Separately from the data of the report file being recorded, data of a report file on the SD card can be displayed.

Integration trendIntegration bar graph

Display group 1 Display group 2 Display group 3

Power monitor 1 Power monitor 2 Power monitor 3

UPM UPM UPM

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Report Type

Data can be displayed by switching between Daily Report, Weekly Report, Monthly Report, and Yearly Report.

Daily Report

Weekly Report

Monthly Report

Yearly Report

Time Display Range

Based on the time display range (day, week, month, year), data can be displayed by switching from the current time to the previous time or subsequent time.

Example:When the report type is Daily Report, data for the day before or after the day of the currently displayed data is displayed.

Current time（Date displayed）

Previous time(previous day）

Subsequent time（next day）

Reading Data

On the integration graph, data whose data type is set as Report 1 for Data type in Report Settings is loaded and displayed.In the integration active energy display that uses the UPM, active energy per unit of time (hour) obtained by setting [Inst] to Report 1 and performing calculation from active energy of the UPM is displayed in integration graph format.

Description of the Integration Bar Graph Function

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UPMConnectionSettings(HardwareConfigurator,WebApplication)

The UPM connection settings are the setting wizard for configuring various GM settings for connecting the GM and UPM and displaying an integration graph.By using the UPM connection settings, you can easily configure communication settings and various settings for displaying an integration graph.This function can be used in Hardware Configurator (version 4.05.01 or later) and Web Application (version 4.05.01 or later).

Hardware Configurator/Web Application

UPM Connection Settings

UPM Connection Settings

Display settings

Active energy calculation

UPMConnectionSettingsFilesData set with the UPM connection settings can be saved as a file (*.WZU).To expand or modify the current UPM configuration (stored setting contents), the settings can be easily changed by loading data with the UPM connection settings.

Conditionsandsettingsrequiredfordisplayinganintegrationgraph

• Disable (Off) Advanced Security Function (the added specification, /AS).• When Login is set for Communication in the Security settings, for External media when

limiting users, set Free.• Set Date for the structure of the report file filename. If the filename is changed by the customer, an integration graph may not be displayed.• To display data of a report file separately from data of the report file being recorded, place

the target report file in the folder with the same name as the name for “Save directory” in the Data save settings.

Description of the Integration Bar Graph Function

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UsingtheUPMConnectionSettings(HardwareConfigurator,WebApplication)

This section describes how to connect the GM and UPM, and how to use the UPM connection settings (Setting wizard) for easily configuring various settings for displaying an integration graph.The UPM connection settings can be used in Hardware Configurator (version 4.05.01 or later) and Web Application (version 4.05.01 or later).

SettingsandoperationsrequiredbeforeusingtheUPMconnectionsettings

Before using the UPM connection settings, perform the following settings and operations.

UPMSettingsSettings of the UPM (Communication, address number, VT ratio, CT retio, etc.).

Refer to UPM manual.

GM Settings• GM IP address (Useing IP Address Configurator (version 4.03.01 or later)).

Refer to IP Address Configurator Manual.• Settings of the GM other than power monitor (Reconfiguration, I/O channelsettings,

recording settings, etc.). Refer to GM First Step Guide, GM User’s Manual.

ReadingGMSetupData(HardwareConfigurator)The UPM connection settings are implemented by overwriting part of the data set to the GM.Before using the UPM connection settings, load the configuration target GM settings (the configuration data file) in advance.

Reading setup data, refer to “2.2.1 Opening a File” in Hardware Configurator Manual Receiving setup data, refer to “3.1 Receiving and Sending Setup Data” in Hardware Configurator Manual

SystemConfigurationSettingofHardwareConfiguratorThe UPM connection settings menu in Hardware Configurator is displayed when [Use] is selected for [Integration bar graph] in Options in the system configuration settings.

For system configuration settings, refer to “System configuration setting of Hardware configurator”.

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UPMConnectionSettingsFlowchart

Set the communication mode for connecting the GM and UPM.For Ethernet, set the gateway device.

Configure the settings for the UPM to be connected (such as the device tag, model, parameter, and connection destination number).

Set the group name and grouping of the UPM to be displayed in an integration graph.

Start UPM connection settings

The precautions before starting the UPM connection settings appears.You can load a UPM connection settings file.*

* A file in which data set with the UPM connection settings has been saved. To expand or modify saved contents, load this file and you can change the settings easily. It is saved in TSV format and can be opened with a text editor or Microsoft Excel.

The setting operation is complete.

Start the UPM connection settings1

2

3

4

5

6

Start screen

Configure the communication settings for Modbus master (RS485/Wireless) and Modbus client (Ethernet).　　

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[Type of the connection of GM10 and UPM]

[Configure the UPM to connect]

Load the UPM connection setting file

[Modbus communication settings]

[UPM grouping]

Apply the settings to the GM.[Reflect settings]

[Aux settings of UPM data holding / math computing]

Configure the Aux settings of UPM data holding / math computing.(Math channel (for start flag), Start flag, Constant, Timer, Event action No.)

Load a UPM connection settings file.

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End

[Reflection is completed] UPM connection settings data can be saved, and a GM setting file can be saved.

Initial setup Configuration changes

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SettingsNecessaryfortheUPMConnectionSettingsFor the UPM connection settings, set the following items according to the wizard.Connection to UPM and other settings necessary for displaying an integration graph are performed automatically.

For detailed setting items, refer to the attached “Detailed Settings”.We recommend preparing setting details for each item before setting operation.Use the “Setting Parameter Sheet” on page 29.

WizardSetting item DescriptionTypeoftheconnectionofGM10andUPM]UPM connection by RS485 Select this checkbox for RS485/Wireless connection.UPM connection by Ethernet Select this checkbox for Ethernet connection.

IP address (or DNS host name) of the gateway device

Set the IP address or DNS host name of the gateway device for Ethernet connection.

ConfiguretheUPMtoconnectUse Select this checkbox to set the UPM to be connected.Instruments tag Set the device tag to be assigned to the UPM. (Within 24 single-byte

characters)When assigning the UPM in [Group setting], a device tag set here can be used.

Model Set the model of the UPM to be connected.Specification code Set the specification code for the UPM.

You can select and set the code from the Specification code list with the [Edit] function.

VT Set the VT ratio set to the UPM.CT Set the CT ratio set to the UPM.Connection Set the connection method for communication with the UPM.RS485 Slave address Set the address number of the UPM for RS485 connection.Ethernet Modbus server settings Set the connection destination server for Ethernet connection.

Set the server by selecting a number from the gateway device numbers set in [Type of the connection of GM10 and UPM].

Unit No. Set the unit number (address number) of the UPM connected through serial gateware.

Unit conversion Set the unit if unit conversion is required.Modbus Command No. Set the first channel of master command number with RS-485 Set the

master command number start number for RS485 connection.Comm. channel Set the first channel of communication channnelsMath channel Set the first channel number of math channelsReport channel Set the report channelUPMgroupingUse Select this checkbox to set a Display group (or Batch group).

A maximum of 50 groups can be set.Group name Set the group name (up to 16 characters)UPM No. Set the UPM to be assigned to the group.

The UPM can be set by selecting a UPM device tag set in [Configure the UPM to connect].

Display group Set the group unmberModbuscommunicationsettingsModbus master (RS485) Serial comm. baud rate Set the baud rate

Serial comm. parity bit Set the parity bitSerial comm. stop bit Set the stop bit.Interval Set the interval

Modbus client (Ethernet) Interval Set the intervalWait time Set the wait time

AuxsettingsofUPMdataholding/mathcomputingAux settings of UPM data holding / math computing

Math channel (Start flag) Set the math number for start flagStart flag Set the flag number for start flagConstant (using 8) Set the constant numberTimer No. Set the timer numberEvent action No. Set the event action number


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Using ResourcesThe UPM connection settings uses the following resources.

Item NumberofresourceusedModbus client commands 3 commands per one UPMCommunication channels 10 channels per one UPMMath channels 4 channels per one UPM

1 channel for start flagConstant 8Timer 1Report channels 1 channel per one UPMEvent action 1Display groups 1 per UPM group

For multi-batch, use batch groups.

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ConfigurationExampleofCommunicationConnection

RS-485

PCRS-485

Ethernet

GM

UPM 1Slave

(Address: 2)

IP: 192.168.1.99

UPM 2Slave

(Address: 3)

UPM 3Slave

(Address: 4)

Master(Address: 1)

IP: 192.168.1.1

Ethernet

PC

RS-485

Ethernet

GM

UPM 1Unit 2

(Address: 2)

IP: 192.168.1.99

IP: 192.168.1.100

UPM 2Unit 3

(Address: 3)

UPM 3Unit 4

(Address: 4)

VJET

Server (Gateway)

Client

IP: 192.168.1.1

Unit 1(Address: 1)


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Wireless

PCRS-485

Ethernet

GM

UPM 2Slave

(Address: 3)

IP: 192.168.1.99

UPM 3Slave

(Address: 4)

UPM 4Slave

(Address: 5)

UPM 1Slave

(Address: 2)

Wireless

Master(Address: 1)

IP: 192.168.1.1

RS-485andEthernet

PCRS-485

Ethernet

GM

UPM 1Slave

(Address: 2)

IP: 192.168.1.99

RS-485

UPM 1Unit 2

(Address: 2)

IP: 192.168.1.100

UPM 2Slave

(Address: 3)

UPM 3Slave

(Address: 4)

VJET

UPM 2Unit 3

(Address: 3)

UPM 3Unit 4

(Address: 4)

Server

Master

Client

(Address: 1)

IP: 192.168.1.1

Unit 1(Address: 1)


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WirelessandEthernet

PCRS-485

Ethernet

GM

UPM 2Slave

(Address: 3)

RS-485

UPM 1

IP: 192.168.1.100

UPM 3Slave

(Address: 4)

UPM 4Slave

(Address: 5)

VJET

UPM 2 UPM 3Unit 2

(Address: 2)Unit 3

(Address: 3)Unit 4

(Address: 4)

Wireless

Server

UPM 1Slave

(Address: 2)

Client

Master(Address: 1)

Unit 1(Address: 1)

IP: 192.168.1.1

IP: 192.168.1.99

Note) A group using Wireless and a group configured using RS-485 cannot coexist.


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SystemConfigurationSettingsoftheHardwareConfigurator

The UPM connection settings menu in Hardware Configurator is displayed when, in the system configuration settings, [R4.05] or a later version is selected for [Version] in Basic Config., and [Use] is selected for [Integration bar graph] in Options.The following describes how to set [Version] and the [Integration bar graph] option in Hardware Configurator.

For creating setup data of GM, refer to “2.1 Creating New Setup Data” in the Hardware Configurator manual.

Procedure

1. Start Hardware Configurator.

Referto“1.4.1StartingtheSoftware”intheHardwareConfiguratormanual.

2. Click the System tab and then SystemConfig.Thesystemconfigurationwindowappears.

3. Select the GM tab Set [R4.05] or a later version for [Version] in Basic Config.

4. Set [Use] for [Integration bar graph] in Options.

Linked with integration bar graph function.

When [Use] is set for [Integration bar graph], the [Mathematical function (with report function)] and [Comm. Channel function] optional items also become [Use].

Operationcomplete


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ConfiguringwiththeUPMConnectionSettings

Procedure

StartUPMConnectionSettings

1. Start Hardware Configurator or Web Application.StartHardwareConfiguratororWebApplicationstart,thenthemenuscreenappears.

Forstarthardwareconfigurator,referto“1.4.1StartingtheSoftware”intheHardwareConfigu-rator Manual. For start web application, refer to “2.1.4 Starting and Closing the Web Application” in the GM User’s Manual.

2. Click UPMConnectionSettingsfromsettingwizardtab.Wellcome screen appears.

Hardwarecofigurator

WebApplication

3. The precautions before setup are displayed on the Start screen. Also, you can load a UPM connection settings file.

If the setup is done for the first time, click [Initial setup] to proceed with the setup procedure.

To set up using the content stored in a UPM connection settings file (*.WZU), click [Configuration changes] to load the UPM connection settings file.

After loading the file, click [Proceed to [Type of the connection of GM10 and UPM]] to proceed with the setup procedure.


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4. Configure the relevant settings according to the UPM connection settings wizard.

Click the help icon ( ) for each setting screen to display the corresponding Set-ting help.

Operationcomplete


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SupportFunctionforUPMConnectionSettings

The UPM connection settings provides the following input support features to make it easy to configure settings.

UPMSpecificationCodeSettings(Wizard:[ConfiguretheUPMtoconnect])

In [Configure the UPM to connect], click [Edit] in Specification code to display the UPM specification code dialog box.For each item, select a specification code and click [OK] to set the code.You can also directly enter the specification code.

UPMNumberSettings(Wizard:[UPMgrouping])

Click [UPM No.] in [UPM grouping], and from the UPM device tags set in [Configure the UPM to connect], you can set the UPM to which a group is to be registered.


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DisplayingIntergrationGraphinWebApplication

This section describes the integration graph display using Web Application (version 4.05.01 or later).


Procedure

1. Start Web Application.Web application start then screen appears.

Start Web Application, refer to “2.1.4 Starting and Closing the Web Application” in the GM User’s Manual.

2. On the Datatab, click the Integrationbargraph or Integration trend.Integration bar graph or integration trend appears.

Integration bar graphIntegration trend

Operationcomplete

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Screen Description

Integration Graph

Integration bar graph example

Toolbar

Total integrated quantity*Integration graphLegendCursol value

Cursol

* The total integrated quantity is not displayed in the integration trend.

Time axis

Scale

Item DescriptionToobar The tool bar allows you to select a report type, switch a time display range, and

turn on/off the legend/cursor value display.Legend A legend for each channel is displayed.Cursol value For the data in the time display range selected with the cursor, the value for each

channel and the total value are displayed.Cursol The cursor position is displayed.Integration graph An integration bar graph or integration trend is displayed.

Data is displayed in sequence starting from that of the first channel set in Channel set of Channel settings.The scale on the Y axis is automatically set from the total data values of the channels.

Total integrated quantity

The total integrated quantity for the channels is displayed. The total integrated quantity is not displayed in the integration trend.

Displaying Intergration Graph in Web Application

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CompareTwoRows

Current display time

Time before current display time

Item DescriptionCurrently displayed time (upper) The integration graph for the currently displayed time is displayed.Time before the currently displayed time (lower)

The integration graph for the time before the currently displayed time is displayed.

Cursol Value Dislpay

Displayexample Description

The value for each channel is displayed.

CompareTwoRows

Displayexample Item Description

Lower The value for each channel in the lower integration graph is displayed.

Upper The value for each channel in the upper integration graph is displayed.

Diff The difference of value for each channel between the upper and lower integration graph is calculated and displayed.

Rate of change

The rate of change in value for each channel between the upper and lower integration graph is calculated and displayed.


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DescriptionofToolbar

Legend, cursol display On/OffCompare 2 rows

Time display range

Report type

Item(button) DescriptionReport type Select the report type to be displayed from Daily Report, Weekly

Report, Monthly Report, and Yearly Report.Daily Report An integration graph for one day is displayed.

Weekly Report An integration graph for one week is displayed.

Monthly Report An integration graph for one month is displayed.

Yearly Report An integration graph for one year is displayed.

Time display range The current display can be switched to display the previous or subsequent time based on the time display range.

Go to Previous Report The display range from the current display to the display for the previous time is displayed.Example: When the report type is Daily Report, the data of the previous day from the currently displayed day is displayed.

Go to Next Report The display range from the current display to the display for the subsequent time is displayed.Example: When the report type is Daily Report, the data of the subsequent day from the currently displayed day is displayed.

Compare 2 Rows The data for the currently displayed time (upper) and the previous time (lower) are displayed on top of each other.You can compare the state of the current time and previous time.

Legend, cursol display On/Off Turns on / off the legend/cursor values display.Legend Display On/Off Turn on/off the legend display. Clicking this button each time

switches between Show and Hide. A legend can be moved by drag & drop within a drawing area in a graph. Even when the legend display is turned off, if the cursor display is turned on, a legend is displayed.

Cursor Display On/Off Turn on/off the cursor value display. Clicking this button each time switches between Show and Hide.For the data in the selected time display range, the value for each channel and the total value are displayed.When displaying two graphs on top of each other for comparison, the values indicating the difference and rate of change between the lower row (current time) and upper row (previous time) are displayed.

Monthlyreportexample


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Changing the Display Group

Switch the group for which an integration graph is to be displayed.

For changing the display group, refer to “Changing Display Groups” on “3.1.2 Monitoring the GM Data and Controlling the GM from the Monitor Screen” in the GM User’s Manual.

Changing the Legend Display Type

A legend will be displayed in a format that switches between Channel No., Tag, and Tag No.

For changing the legend display type, refer to “Changing the Channel Display Format” on “3.1.2 Monitoring the GM Data and Controlling the GM from the Monitor Screen” in the GM User’s Manual.

Register a Favorite Monitors

Integration graph can be registered to the favorite monitors.An integration graph can be displayed together with another screen in a split screen.

For register a favorite monitors, refer to “Favorite Monitors” on “3.1.2 Monitoring the GM Data and Controlling the GM from the Monitor Screen” in the GM User’s Manual.

Jump Buttons Settings

Integrationgraphcanberegisteredtothejumpbuttons.You can also switch the screen by clicking a monitor display switch button.

Forjumpbuttonssettings,referto“JumpButtons”on“3.1.3ChangingtheDisplaySettings on the Browser” in the GM User’s Manual.


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DisplayingIntergrationGraphinUniversalViewer

This section describes the integration graph display using Universal Viewer (version 3.07.01 or later).The integration graph display using Universal Viewer is equal to the one using Web Application.The following content focuses particularly on the differences between these two displays.


Procedure

1. Click the File and then IntegrationDataOpen.The Integration data open dialog box appears.

2. In [Folder], specify the save destination for the report file whose data is to be displayed in an integration graph.

In [Data File], specify the measured data file of when the report file was created (event data (*.GEV) or display data (*.GDS)).

To specify a range of integration data, select the [Date] check box of [Summation Data Ran], and specify the start and end dates for an integration graph display.

The tags and channel display colors in an integration graph are displayed in refer-encetothesettingsloadedfromthemeasureddatafileofwhenthereportfilewascreated.

Ifnodatafileisspecified,orifthechannelinformationofthegrouploadedfromthedatafiledoesnotmatchthechannelinformationinthereportfile,thetagsandchannel display colors will be displayed based on the default conditions.

Specifying a folder for integration data files

Specifying data files

Specifying the integration graph display range

Calender display

Browse for folder

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3. When setting finished, click OK.Integration graph appears.

Operationcomplete

Defaultconditions

• Channel group assignment: For each group, 20 channels are assigned in ascending order starting with the smallest channel number.• Report channel color:

Reportchannelnumber DefaultcolorR01 Red (RGB: 255,0,0)R02 Green (RGB: 0,153,51)R03 Blue (RGB: 0,51,255)R04 Blue vioret (RGB: 102,51,204)R05 Brown (RGB: 153,51,0)R06 Orange (RGB: 255,153,51)R07 Yellow-green (RGB: 170,221,51)R08 Light blue (RGB: 153,204,255)R09 Violet (RGB: 221,153,221)R10 Olive (RGB: 153,153,0)R11 Lime (RGB: 102,255,0)R12 Cyan (RGB: 0,255,255)R13 Dark blue (RGB: 0,0,153)R14 Yellow (RGB: 255,255,0)R15 Dark cyan (RGB: 0,153,153)R16 Purple (RGB: 136,0,136)R17 Spring green (RGB: 0,221,1199R18 Pink (RGB: 255,17,153)R19 Light brown (RGB: 204,153,153)R20 Light green (RGB: 187,255,153)

Displaying Intergration Graph in Universal Viewer

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DescriptionofScreen

Integration Graph Display

Legend, cursol display area (fixed)Date specifyToolbar

Item DescriptionDate specify Specifies the date to display the integration graph.Legend, cursol value display area The legend and cursor value are fixed to the right

edge of the display screen.

Displayingtwographsontopofeachother

You can compare integration graphs of any dates.

Date specifyToolbar

Item DescriptionDate specify (upper) Specify the date of the integration graph to be

displayed at the upper.Date specify (lower) Specify the date of the integration graph to be

displayed at the lower.


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DescriptionofToolbar

Date specification when displaying two graphs on top of each other

Date specify for upper

Date specify for lower

Calender

Integration graph type Date specify

Item(button) DescriptionIntegration graph type Select the graph type for an integration graph to be displayed.

Integration bar graph Displays the Integration bar graph.

Integration trend Displays the Integration trend graph.

Date specify The integration graph of any date can be specified to be displayed.Single column display Specify the date of the integration graph to be displayed.

two-column display Specify the respective dates of the integration graphs to be displayed in the upper/lower field.


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PrintingIntegrationGraphandReportData

Printing integration graph and report data that displaying.

PrintOperation

Print operation of integration graph, report data, refer to in Universal Viewer Manual.

PrintExample(DailyReportofIntegrationBarGraph)

Integration graph Report data

Header

Header

Item DescriptionSerial No. GM serial number.Print Groups Group name of displaying group.Print Range Date of print range.(Report type) –


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Communication Commands

The information of the integration bar graph function (/WH) option is added to the instrument information output commands.

For communication commands, refer to Communication Command Manual.

ASCIIOutputFormat

OutputstheInstrument’sOptionInstallationInformation(_OPT)

The output in response to the command “_OPT” is shown below.The information of the integration bar graph function (/WH) option is added.

See section 2.10.43, “Instrument’s Option Installation Information (_OPT)” in the Communication Command Manual.

OutputExample

EA<crlf>/WH, ʻIntegration bar graph functionʼ<crlf>EN<crlf>

Instrument’sUnitConfigurationInformation(_UNSor_UNR)

The output in response to the command “_UNS” or “_UNR” is shown below.The information of the integration bar graph function (/WH) option is added to the unit option information output.

See section 2.10.46, “Instrument’s Unit Configuration Information (_UNS or _UNR)” in the Communication Command Manual.

OutputExample

EA<crlf>Main,0,’GM10-1J’,1234567,xx-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx,R4.05.01,/MC /MT /WH,0,10,----------------<crlf>Sub,1,’GX90EX-02-ET1’,1234567,xx-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx,R1.01.01,,0,6,----------------<crlf>EN<crlf>

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Appendix

Setting Details When the UPM connection settings are configured, the actual items and setting values to be reflected on the setting

are as follows. The items other than [User settings] (items to be set by the customer) are automatically set.

Setup item Setup valueModbus client basic settings Modbus client function OnOff On

Communication Interval [User settings]Recovery action Wait time [User settings]Connection Keep connection Off

Modbus server settings Server number Server name [User settings]Port number 502*

* You can set only the server number that is available in the current setting.Modbus client command settings Client command number Use three commans per UPM.

Type ReadServer [User settings]Unit No. [User settings]Data type Refer to “UPM supported Modbus/

Comm. channel” on page 28.RegisterChannel type Communication channelFirst-CH, Last-CH Refer to “UPM supported Modbus/

Comm. channel” on page 28.Serial basic settings Receiver Function Modbus master

Address 1Data transfer Baud rate [User settings]

Parity bit [User settings]Stop bit [User settings]

Modbus master basic settings Master function OnOff OnCommunication Interval [User settings]

Communication timeout

1 s

Gap between message OffRecovery action Retry Twice

Wait time 5 sModbus master command settings Master command number Use three commans per UPM.

Type ReadSlave [User defined] [User defined]Data type Refer to “UPM supported Modbus/

Comm. channel” on page 28.ResisterChannel type Communication channelFirst-CH, Last-CH Refer to “UPM supported Modbus/

Comm. channel” on page 28.Communication channel settings On/Off, Span Use ten communication channels per

UPM.For details, refer to “UPM supported Modbus/Comm. channel” on page 28.

Timer settings Timer One event action timer for calculating power data is used.

Type Absolute timerInterval (absolute time) 1 hReference time 0 hour 59 minute

Event action Event action number One event action for setting a flag for calculating power data is used.

Event action Sets the event action number automatically to an available number in the current setting.

On/Off OnEvent Type Timer

Number 1Operation mode Edge

Action Type FlagNumber 1

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Setup item Setup valueConstant Constant number 8 constants for calculating power data

are used.For details of constant, refer to “Constant” on page 28.

Constant

Math channel settings Calculation expression For every UPM, 4 calculation expressions for power data are used.For details, refer to “UPM supported Modbus/Comm. channel” on page 28.

Report basic settings Type Type Hourly + DailyCreation time Hour 0Data type Report 1 Inst

Report channel settings Report channelnumber Use one report channel per UPM.Channel type Math channelChannel no A math channel for integrated electric

energy calculation is assigned.Sum scale Off

Display Group settings On/Off OnGroup name [User settings]Channel set [User settings]

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UPMsupportedModbus/Comm.channelItem 1 Modbus Communication channels

Data type Resiter Number Decimal place

Span Lower

Span Upper Unit Value at poweron

Presetvalue Tag characters

Active energy UINT32_L 40001 Cxx1 0 0 10000000 2 Last value 0 3

Active power FLOAT_L 40007 Cxx2 2 0.00 999999.99 W Last value 0 3

Voltage-1 (V) FLOAT_L 40009 Cxx3 2 0.00 1000.00 V Last value 0 3



Current-1 (A) FLOAT_L 40015 Cxx6 2 0.00 1000.00 A Last value 0 3



Power factor FLOAT_L 40021 Cxx9 3 0.000 1.000 (Non) Last value 0 3

Frequency FLOAT_L 40075 Cx10 1 0.0 100.0 Hz Last value 0 3

1 These 10 types of data are obtained regardless of the phase and line type of the UPM to be connected.

2 The unit of active energy differs depending on the option code (Integral resolution kWh or Wh) of the UPM to be connected.

3 A device tag set in “UPM configuration” in the UPM connection settings is assigned.

ConstantConstantnumber* Constant XXX DescriptionKxx1 1 Start flag “0” only at startupKxx2 1 For unit (k or M) conversion No supplementary unit: Electric energy kWh and power

value WKxx3 1000 Supplementary unit “k”: Electric energy MWh and power

value kWKxx4 1000000 Supplementary unit “M”: Power value MWKxx5 0 – Not usedKxx6 1000000 For counter overflow processing

Based on VT/CT and ratingVT × CT × Secondary side rating = Less than 1 MW

Kxx7 10000000 VT × CT × Secondary side rating = Less than 10 MWKxx8 100000000 VT × CT × Secondary side rating = More than 1 MW

* The constant numbers used here are only for the purpose of explanation. Actual numbers can be specified from the UPM connection settings.

Math channel settingsChannel *

Calculationexpression Decimalplace

Span lower

Span upper

Unit Tag characters

Description

Axx1 HOLD(NOT(Fxxx)):([AxxX]*([Cxx1: Active energy]-[Axx2]+(([Cxx1: Active energy]<[Axx2])*[Kxx6 to 8]))

0 0 10000 KWh Energy/h (*) Integrated electric energy per unit of time (overflow processing)

Axx2 HOLD(NOT(Fxxx) AND [AxxX].EQ.[Kxx1]):[Cxx1: Active energy]

0 0 10000 Non Prev (*) Previous value for the integrated electric energy per unit of time (At startup: 0)

Axx3 [Cxx1: Active energy]/[Kxx2 to 4] 0 0 10000 KWh Energy (*) Integrated power(Unit conversion)

Axx4 [Cxx2: Active power]/[Kxx2 to 4] 2 0.00 100.00 KW Power (*) Instantaneous power(Unit conversion)

: : : : : : :AxxX Kxx1 0 0 10 Start Flag Start flag

(*) A device tag specified for the UPM in “UPM configuration” in the UPM connection settings is assigned.

* The math channel numbers used here are only for the purpose of explanation. Actual channel numbers can be specified from the UPM connection settings.

Appendix

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Setting

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busMaster(RS-485)Com

mun

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rate

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mun

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thernet)Com

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9

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10

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11

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12

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13

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14

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k

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15

UPM

100

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k

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16

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100

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UPM

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No.

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24

UPM

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25

UPM

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26

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27

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28

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29

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31

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32

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33

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34

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39

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k

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k

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42

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k

M

46

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k

M

47

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49

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100

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group

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up n

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227

328

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1035

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1237

1338

1439

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1843

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