NT625-KBA01 Omron, NT625-KBA01 Datasheet - Page 18

• Manufacturer Part Number: NT625-KBA01
• Description: NT631 CHEM RESISTANT COVER
• Manufacturer: Omron

Specifications of NT625-KBA01

• Lead Free Status / Rohs Status: Lead free / RoHS Compliant

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Device Monitor Function
Another feature available on the NT31/631 when using an Omron PLC,
the Device Monitor Function allows the NT to monitor tables of
individually selected PLC values, or entire ranges of a PLC memory
area. Once the values or ranges are selected, data values can be
viewed in real time as they change. There is also a window to view
errors currently active within PLC memory. Previously, only the PLC
programming software could perform these diagnostics. Now, no
laptop is needed for these basic debugging tools.
Registration Monitor
simultaneously monitor them. Update the different values by touching
the address and entering a new value with a popup keypad.
PLC Error Screen
Continuous Monitor
and change. Simply select the initial address, and the table
automatically fills in with the next (25 for NT31, 50 for NT631)
sequential addresses.
Touch Switches and Lamps
The original purpose of touch screens was to provide a cost effective
replacement for hardwired pushbutton and selection switches and
indicator lamps. This is still one of the primary motivations on panels
today. The NT31 and NT631 include a variety of touch switch and
lamps, as well as a library of image objects to lend that special touch.
Omron touch switches and lamps include a higher degree of control
than most touch screen products, allowing the objects to be sized,
colored, and positioned as needed. There are also many labeling
options available:
• Control bits
• Switch screens
• Input numeric & text
characters
NT21 / NT31 / NT631
– View the current errors in the PLC.
- Create a table of 50 PLC addresses to monitor
– Manually create a list of PLC addresses and
• Control pop-up windows
• Copy values
• Move the cursor
• Execute a screen print
Images and Art Objects
Bitmap images can be displayed as fixed objects or image
lamps. Image lamps have an ON state and OFF state, each
represented by a different bitmap. Image objects display
bitmap images from the image table stored within the
operator interface. This can be a fixed reference to one
image table location, or the reference can be controlled by
the PLC. This is an excellent way to quickly achieve
animation.