22 The polling and refreshing intervals for the indicator are 1 second or so. 5 “User Events” button/indcator You can move to [Active User Events Page] by clicking this button. The indicator to the left side of the button is lit in red if there is an active user event, and lit in green if there is no user event. The polling and refreshing intervals for the indicator are 1 second or so. 6 “Show Detail” button This button is enabled only when a controller event is selected in the list. You can move to [Active Controller Event Detailed Information] by clicking this button.
7 “Screen Shot” button The displayed screen is captured by clicking this button and stored in the set device in PNG format. Access level can be set to this button. This button is enabled only when the set access level matches with the user’s access level. A confirmation dialog box is displayed before and after saving the screen. 8 “Error Reset” button All of the listed controller events are reset by clicking this button. If the cause of error still persists, the error will be detected again. Access level can be set to this button. This button is enabled only when the set access level matches with the user’s access level.
A confirmation dialog box is displayed before and after resetting the event. 9 “Event Logs” tab You can move to [Controller Event Logs Page] by selecting this tab page. 10 “Back” button You can move to [Active Events Controller Status Page] by clicking this button. 11 “Exit” button The troubleshooter exits by clicking this button, and moves to the system menu or to the user page of right before the troubleshooter startup. 12 Title bar Shows the current date and time set in the NA. The display format depends on the current project language. 13 Status bar Shows the operation mode of the selected Controller. RUN” appears in RUN mode and ”PROGRAM” in PROGRAM mode.
Shows the selected controller name and IP address.