Mx2 Cp1e NB Chapter3 (Us)

Chapter 3
NB to CP1E-N[]S1 to MX2 Inverter

Objective
• Understand
– the feature of NB Designer (For NB HMI)
– The feature of CX-Programmer (For PLC)
– Set up communication between PLC and HMI
– Create Project and control PLC through NB HMI by touch
• End of Lesson
– Able to bring back the program you have created which include
• Set up communication between PLC and HMI
• Control of Inverter
• Read value of inverter value
• Write value to inverter
Content Page
• Chapter 3 -1 What are the Hardware we be • Chapter 3-3 Do we need to do setting for the
using for this chapter 3? MX2 Inverter?
• 3-1-1 Basic Introduction on PLC • 3-3-1 What will we learn in this topic
• 3-1-1i The Complete CP1E-N[]S1 Family • 3-3-2 Introduce CX-Drive
• 3-1-2 Human Machine Interface (HMI) • 3-3-3 How to do setting for 3G3MX2 inverter
• 3-1-2i The Complete HMI Family • 3-3-4 How to do setting for 3G3MX2 inverter
• 3-1-3 Power Supply • 3-3-5 Modbus Setting For Drive
• 3-1-3i The Complete Power Supply • 3-3-6 Transfer Setting to 3G3MX2 inverter
Family
• 3-1-4 Inverter • Chapter 3-4 How to Start/Stop a motor from NB
• 3-1-4i The Complete MX2 Family HMI?
• 3-1-5 Motor • 3-4-1 What will we learn in this topic
• 3-1-6 Wires and cables for connection • 3-4-2 Set up I/O list
• 3-1-6i Cable Connection Type • 3-4-3 Create New Frame
• 3-4-4 Create Link button
• Chapter 3-2 How are we going to connect • 3-4-5 Create Motor Stop Button
the components? • 3-4-6 Method of Download to NB
• 3-2-1 Wiring Diagram • 3-4-7 Download to NB
Content Page
• Chapter 3-4 How to Start/Stop a motor • Chapter 3-6 How to write program using the
from NB HMI? Data Memory to control the MX2 Inverter?
• 3-4-1 NB Display • 3-6-7i Monitor HMI with PLC
• Chapter 3-5 How PLC Control MX2 Inverter • Chapter 3-7 Read Data From Inverter
through Modbus? • 3-7-1 What will we learn in this topic
• 3-5-1 Explanation on Data Memory use • 3-7-2 I/O list for Write Motor Program
in MODBUS • 3-7-3 How to Create Frequency input
control?
• Chapter 3-6 How to write program using • 3-7-4 Create different Color background
the Data Memory to control the MX2 • 3-7-5 Create Frequency scrolling input
Inverter? • 3-7-6 Method of Download to NB
• 3-6-1 What will we learn in this topic • 3-7-7 Download to NB
• 3-6-2 Create New Program • 3-7-7 NB Display
• 3-6-3 Create Motor Program
• 3-6-4 Online mode • Chapter 3-8 How to control the speed of the
• 3-6-5 Modbus Com Setting for PLC motor from PLC?
• 3-6-6 Transfer PLC Program • 3-8-1 What will we learn in this topic
• 3-6-7 NB Display • 3-8-2 How to control Motor speed?
Content Page
• Chapter 3-8 How to control the speed of the • Chapter 3-9 How to Read Ampere (I) value From
motor from PLC? Inverter through NB HMI?
• 3-8-3 Online mode • 3-9-8 How can we continuously read value?
• 3-8-4 Transfer PLC Program • 3-9-9 Online mode
• 3-9-10 Transfer PLC Program
• 3-8-5 NB Display • 3-9-11 NB Display
• 3-8-5i Monitor HMI with PLC • 3-9-11i Monitor HMI with Inverter
• 3-9-12 Check Ampere value with MX2
• Chapter 3-9 How to Read Ampere (I) value inverter
From Inverter through NB HMI?
• 3-9-1 What will we learn in this topic • Chapter 3-10 Can inverter read other value?
• 3-9-2 I/O list for Read Motor Program • 3-7-1 What will we learn in this topic
• 3-9-3 Create Display Ampere • 3-7-2 I/O list for Write Motor Program
• 3-9-4 Method of Download to NB • 3-7-3 Solution
• 3-9-5 Download to NB • 3-7-4 Online mode
• 3-9-6 How to Read Motor Ampere • 3-7-5 Transfer PLC Program
Value? • 3-7-6 NB Display
• 3-9-7 How can we continuously read • 3-7-6i Monitor HMI with Inverter
value? • 3-7-7 Check Voltage value with MX2 inverter
Content Page
• Chapter 3-10 Can inverter read other value? • Chapter 3-11 How to prevent other user to
• 3-7-8 Check Temperature value with access the control page?
MX2 inverter • 3-11-9 How to see current User accessing?
• 3-7-9 Check Frequency value with MX2 • 3-11-10 Download to NB
inverter • 3-11-11 NB Display
• Chapter 3-12 Can inverter read other value?

• Chapter 3-11 How to prevent other user to
access the control page? • 3-12-1 What will we learn in this topic
• 3-11-1 What will we learn in this topic • 3-12-2 Duplicating of control page
• 3-11-2 What is Security level? • 3-12-3 Create Different Security level
Viewing
• 3-11-3 Create Security level
• 3-12-4 Create display of Security level
• 3-11-4 Create New Frame
• 3-12-5 Create Security password
• 3-11-5 What is Permission level?
• 3-12-6 Download to NB
• 3-11-6 Create Link Button with
permission • 3-12-6i Monitor HMI with Inverter
• 3-11-7 Create Link Button with • 3-12-7 Viewing display from different
permission Security
• 3-11-8 Multiple State VG Graphic for 32 • 3-12-8 Create Force down Security level
states • 3-12-9 Download to NB
Content Page
• Chapter 3-12 Can inverter read other value?

• 3-12-9i Viewing display from different
Security
• 3-12-10 Create Different Permission
level Control
• 3-12-11 Create Permission User Login
• 3-12-12 Create Permission password
• 3-12-13 Create Permission Login Button
• 3-12-14 Create Permission Logout
button
• 3-12-15 Download to NB
• 3-12-15i Viewing display from different
Permission
• Take Note
• Information
Chapter 3-1
What are the Hardware we be using for this
chapter 3?
Answer: Let go to the next

slide to find out
Chapter 3-1-1
Basic Introduction on PLC
S/N Product Qty

1 PLC: CP1E-N40S1 1
2 NB: NB10W-TW01B 1
3 Power Supply: S8VS-06024 1
4 Inverter: 3G3MX2-AB002-V1 1
5 Oriented motor 1
6 USB plug Connector 2
7 RS232 (Male to Male) 1
8 Wires A Few
Chapter 3-1-1i
The Complete CP1E-N[]S1 Family
Chapter 3-1-1i
The Complete CP1E-N[]S1 Family
S1-type
30 I/O points 40 I/O points 60 I/O points
Difference between S1 and S

Chapter 3-1-2
Human Machine Interface (HMI)
S/N Product Qty

1 PLC: CP1E-N40S1 1
2 NB: NB10W-TW01B 1
5 Oriented motor 1
8 Wires A Few
Chapter 3-1-2i
The Complete HMI Family
HMI
NB3Q- NB3Q- NB5Q- NB5Q- NB7W-

Model NB7W-TW00B NB10W-TW01B
TW00B TW01B TW00B TW01B TW01B
Memory USB USB USB USB
- - -
interface Memory Memory Memory Memory
10/100 10/100 10/100
Ethernet - - - 10/100 base-T
base-T base-T base-T
RS-232C RS-232C
Serial (COM1) RS-422A RS-422A RS-232C RS-232C RS-232C RS-232C RS-232C
RS-485 RS-485
RS-232C RS-232C RS-232C RS-232C RS-232C
Serial (COM2) - - RS-422A RS-422A RS-422A RS-422A RS-422A
RS-485 RS-485 RS-485 RS-485 RS-485
Chapter 3-1-3
Power Supply
S/N Product Qty

1 PLC: CP1E-N40S1 1
2 NB: NB10W-TW01B 1

5 Oriented motor 1
8 Wires A Few
Chapter 3-1-3i
The Complete Power Supply Family
Chapter 3-1-4
Inverter
S/N Product Qty

1 PLC: CP1E-N40S1 1
2 NB: NB10W-TW01B 1
5 Oriented motor 1
8 Wires A Few
Chapter 3-1-4i
The Complete MX2 Family
1-phase 200 VAC 3-phase 200 VAC 3-phase 400 VAC

CT: Heavy VT: Light CT: Heavy VT: Light CT: Heavy VT: Light
load load load load load load
IP20 IP54 IP20 IP54 IP20 IP54 IP20 IP54 IP20 IP54 IP20 IP54
•Protect solid •Dust protected

object not •Protected from
>12.5mm splashing water
•No protect
against Liquid
Chapter 3-1-5
Motor
S/N Product Qty

1 PLC: CP1E-N40S1 1
2 NB: NB10W-TW01B 1
5 Oriented motor (3rd party Product) 1

8 Wires A Few
Chapter 3-1-5i
Motor Type Range
Motor
Omron Inverter: 3G3MX2-AB002-V1 Inverter can Control motor from a range within 200V, 50HZ,
200W motor.
So for this course, we be using Oriental Motor MODEL 4IK25A-SW2L Induction Motor
Chapter 3-1-6
Wires and cables for connection
S/N Product Qty

1 PLC: CP1E-N40S1 1
2 NB: NB10W-TW01B 1
5 Oriented motor (3rd party Product) 1

8 Wires A Few
Chapter 3-1-6i
Cable Connection Type
RS232 (Male to Male) USB plug Connector

HMI PLC
HMI /
PLC PC
XW2Z-200T
Chapter 3-1-6i
Cable Connection Type
Type B-mini USB cable
Inverter MX2 PC
Chapter 3-2
How are we going to connect the
components?
Answer: Just follow the wiring diagram

Chapter 3-2-1
Wiring Diagram
Connect to
DC 24V
Connect with
mini –USB to PC
USB cable from PC (For CX-Drive)
(CX-Programmer)
Connect to HMI
using RS232 cable
Turn ON the dip
switch on the Left
side for MODBUS
Inverter RS+ to PLC B+
Connect to Inverter RS- to PLC A-
AC 230V
Read the motor

specs on the
wiring color for
U,V,W
Connect to
COM1
Connect to
DC 24V
Chapter 3-3
Do we need to do setting for the MX2
Inverter?
Answer: Yes, We need to configure MX2 with

CX-Drive
Chapter 3-3-1
What will we learn in this topic
• Understand
– the feature of CX-Drive (For MX2 Inverter)
– Set up communication between PLC and MX2 inverter
Chapter 3-3-2
Introduce CX-Drive
• Basic Feature of a CX-Drive
Toolbar
Workspace
Windows
Output
Window
Status Bar
Chapter 3-3-3
How to do setting for 3G3MX2 inverter
• Setting for 3G3MX2 inverter
Step Description Scroll Bar
1 Click on Tools at toolbar, click
Options
2 Pop-up appear, At General tab
3G3MX2-AB001
(Asia use only)
Chapter 3-3-3
3 Click on Drive tab
Choose Inverter and
the Drive Series for
easy detect
Chapter 3-3-4
• To Auto detect device (Auto Online too )
• Click on Drive > AutoDectect
• Ctrl + D
• Click on the icon
ICON
Chapter 3-3-5
Modbus Setting For Drive
1 Go to Parameter Editor (Setting must be
same as the PLC side)
• A0001 - 3. Modbus
• A0002 - 3. Modbus
• C071 - 8. 57600 bps

• C074 - 1. Even parity
• C075 – 1. 1 Bit
• F001 – 50 Hz
Chapter 3-3-6
Transfer Setting to 3G3MX2 inverter
• Transfer Setting
1 Method 1: Drive tab > Transfer > To
Drive
Method of transfer
Method 2: Click on the Icon

Chapter 3-3-6
Step Description Display Number
2 Check Drive parameters and Drive
Program as to overwrite the old setting
then click OK
3 Once the Transfer is finish, a pop-up of

successful transfer appear then click ok
Chapter 3-3-6
4 CX-Driver start transferring the setting
to the MX2 Inverter
5 Once the Transfer is finish, a pop-up of

successful transfer appear then click ok
Chapter 3-3-6
6 After transferring the setting for the
MX2 Inverter, you need to POWER
CYCLE the inverter to enable the setting
Chapter 3-4
How to Start/Stop a motor from NB HMI?
Answer: We need to use NB Designer to

create control
Chapter 3-4-1
• Understand
– the feature of NB Designer (For NB HMI)
– The setting for NB HMI
– How to create link from main page to motor page
– How to create button activate the motor
Chapter 3-4-2
Set up I/O list
• We be using this range of I/O for this whole chapter
Name Address
Word W21 – W29
Data Memory D300 – D399
Data Memory (MODBUS Send) D1300 – D1306
Data Memory (MODBUS Receive) D1345 – D1356
• For the RUN & STOP function, will be using the

Address Below
Name Address
Motor RUN W21.00
Motor STOP W21.01
Interlock W21.02
Chapter 3-4-3
Create New Frame
• Create a Frame14
Step Description New Frame
1 Go to Toolbar
Click on the
Add
Window
icon
2 Pop-up appear Frame ID start from 10

as Frame 1 to 9 is used
for special window
New Frame
being created
Frame Name start from
Frame10 as Frame 1 to
9 is used for special
window. (Name can be
change)
3 View form Toolbar

Frame has
be added
once click
OK in Step 2
Chapter 3-4-4
Create Link button
• Click and drag the Function Key to the window
Step Description Chapter 3-1 Button
1 Function Key tab
Click and drag the icon
and do the setting,
after finishes the
setting, click to the
2 Click on Tag tab Check Use Tag to display location you desire.
text on the icon
When it not activate is

state 0, display text
3 Click on Graphic tab
Select the design

of the button
Chapter 3-4-5
Create Motor Stop Button
• Click and drag the Bit State Switch to the window
Step Description STOP Button
1 Basic Attributes tab
2 Click on Bit State Switch tab

Chapter 3-4-5
3 Click on Tag tab

Chapter 3-4-5

Chapter 3-4-5
7 Click on Tag tab

Chapter 3-4-6
Method of Download to NB
• Method of downloading the drawing to NB
– Download way
– System Manager
Chapter 3-4-7
Download to NB
1. Click Tools at toolbar, click Compile to compile the drawing first, if there
no problem carry on the next step.
2. Click download to download the drawing
2
Chapter 3-4-8
NB Display
• Run and Test
1 Click on the Chapter 3-1 to go
Frame 14
2 There no PLC program yet, so

when click on the RUN Button,
there nothing happen
Chapter 3-5
How PLC Control MX2 Inverter through
Modbus?
Answer: Using PLC’s Data Memory Area

Chapter 3-5-1
Explanation on Data Memory use in MODBUS
• Data memory that be using for MODBUS
S/N Description Table

1 On the table you see on top, are the PLC
specific Data Memory cater for Modbus
communication Address Description
D1300 Slave Address
D1301 Function Code
D1302 Comm Data Bytes
D1303 Comm Data
D1304 Number of Byte to read from D1354 to D1399
Chapter 3-5-1
• Where to find Inverter Slave Address?
Must be the same

as the PLC

2 Inverter Slave Address (D1300):
You can find the address number at the
CX-Drive under Communication Station
Np. Selection (C072)
Chapter 3-5-1
• Where to find Function Code?

3 Function Code (D1301):
You can find the Code number by
referring to User Manual I570-E2-01-X,
Page 265
Example:
If writing to coil, D1301 = #5
If Read from coil, D1301 = #1
*Do note that there READ and WRITE

function code.
Chapter 3-5-1
• Where to get Communications Data Bytes?
1 Word = 2 bytes

4 Communications Data Bytes (D1302):
You can find the information at
W480-E1-05 user manual, Page 14-19
Example:
1. If only 1 Communication Data:
D1302 = #2
(This take up D1303 only)
2. If only 2 Communication Data:
D1302 = #4
(This take up D1303 & D1304)
Chapter 3-5-1
• Where to get Communications Data?
Coil address
to ON/OFF
the coil

5 Communications Data (D1303):
When PLC send command to then
Inverter, user have to (-1) to the D1303
Example:
If writing to the inverter is 0001h, PLC
has to send command D1303 = #0

I570-E2-01-X User Manual, Page 281
Chapter 3-5-1
• Where to get Communications Data?
Setting to Setting to
turn ON turn OFF
the coil the coil

6 Communications Data (D1304):
Example:
1. If writing to the inverter to RUN
is FF00h, PLC has to send
command D1304 = #FF00
2. If writing to the inverter to STOP
is 0000h, PLC has to send
command D1304 = #0000

I570-E2-01-X User Manual, Page 270
Chapter 3-6
How to write program using the Data
Memory to control the MX2 Inverter?
Answer: Using CX-Programmer

Chapter 3-6-1
• Understand
– The feature of CX-Programmer (For PLC)
• Learn how to use DM area for communication from PLC to MX2
Inverter
– Set up communication between PLC and MX2 Inverter
Chapter 3-6-2
Create New Program
• Basic Feature of a CX-Programmer
Toolbar
Project
Workspace
Diagram
Workspace
Status Bar
Chapter 3-6-2
Create New Program
• Set the PLC setting to the same as the NB HMI
1 Click On NEW
2 Select CP1E
Chapter 3-6-2
Create New Program
• Set the PLC setting to the same as the NB HMI
3 Click on Settings, choose N30.
Click Ok then OK.
4 Once Finish, it will display like this

Chapter 3-6-3
Create Motor Program
• Create communication to modbus
Step Description Table

1 Communication to MODBUS
• Create a Start motor (W21.00) Address Register Address Register
with an interlock (W21.02) to the W21.00 Motor RUN A641.00 Modbus
modbus executed bit (A641.00) Executed
W21.01 Motor STOP
• Create a Stop motor (W21.01) to bit
the modbus executed bit (A641.00) W21.02 Prevent
writing to
A641.00
Chapter 3-6-3
• Create RUN motor

2 RUN Motor
Address Register Address Register
• Follow the program from the top
W21.00 Motor RUN D1300 #1
W21.01 Motor STOP D1301 #5
W21.02 Interlock D1302 #4
A641.01 Modbus D1303 #0
Complete bit
D1304 #FF00
Chapter 3-6-3
• Create Stop motor

3 STOP Motor
Address Register Address Register
• Follow the program from the top
W21.00 Motor RUN D1300 #1
W21.01 Motor STOP D1301 #5

D1302 #4
D1303 #0
D1304 #0000
Chapter 3-6-4
Online mode
• Go Online and set to Program Mode to do Setting
Offline Mode Online Mode
Click here to
Online mode
Click here to
Program
mode
Grey
Background
Chapter 3-6-5
Modbus Com Setting for PLC
• Set the PLC setting to the same as the MX2 inverter
Step Description Setting

1 Double click on the Setting Modbus
Port
option
2 PLC Setting pop-up appear, click on

Serial Option Port tab to set the
Communications Setting
Type Set
Baud 57600 bps
Format 8, 1, E
Mode Modbus RTU Simple Master
Chapter 3-6-6
Transfer PLC Program
Step Description Transfer Program
1 Download program to PLC

1. Click PLC tab > Transfer >
Transfer [PC ->PLC]
2. Ctrl + T
3. Click on the icon
2 Check the Settings before

download, else there will be no
communication between PLC and
Inverter due to setting wasn’t
being transfer.
Chapter 3-6-7
NB Display
• Run and Test
Frame 14
2 Next slide show the result

Chapter 3-6-7i
Monitor HMI with PLC
• Run and Test
HMI View MX2 Inverter View
Step 2: Motor Run

at its Last Set speed
(Ex. 50Hz). If the
inverter is a new
set, then the motor
won’t run, as it
default frequency is
Step 1: Press the 0Hz
RUN button to start
motor
Step 4: Motor turn

OFF and reduce the
frequency to 0Hz
Step 3: Press the

STOP button to
stop motor
Chapter 3-7
How to control the speed of the motor from
NB HMI?
Answer: We will show you in this topic

Chapter 3-7-1
• Understand
– How to create input frequency to control the speed of the motor
– How to create Scrolling function for control speed of the motor
Chapter 3-7-2
I/O list for Write Motor Program
• For Write data, we be using the Address below
Name Address
Motor Freq Set W27.00
Freq input D321
Chapter 3-7-3
How to Create Frequency input control?
• Click and drag the Number Input and place it in the window
Step Description Input Number
2 Click on Numeric Data tab

Chapter 3-7-3
How to Create Frequency input control?
Step Description Input Number
Chapter 3-7-4
Create different Color background
• Create VG Graphic for scroll bar
Step Description VG Graphic
1 Create a design
Create a box and
paste it
Step 1
Change the
background color
(Ex. Blue)
2 Save picture
Right click on the box and

go to Save to the VG map
Chapter 3-7-4
Create different Color background
• Create VG Graphic for scroll bar
3 Save picture
Delete the box
Save the picture as new after creating
(Ex. ScrollVG) multiple state
VG graphic
Once it save, this consider

one state (STATE:0)
Do this 1 time as
we need for
background color
Chapter 3-7-5
Create Frequency scrolling input
• Click and drag the Scroll Bar and place it in the window
Scroll Bar
2 Click on Scroll Bar tab
Vertical design, Down
to up mean value low
to high
Use ScrollVG as the

background
Chapter 3-7-5
Create Frequency scrolling input
• Click and drag the Scroll Bar and place it in the window
Step Tab Scroll Bar
3 Scroll Bar tab
Use background as the
scrolling button
Scroll Bar
4 Scroll Bar tab
This is equal
to 50Hz
Chapter 3-7-6
– Download way
– System Manager
Chapter 3-7-7
Download to NB
2
Chapter 3-7-8
NB Display
• Run and Test
Frame 14
2 There no PLC program to control

the frequency yet, so when click on
the RUN Button, the motor run at
it last set speed.
Chapter 3-8
How to control the speed of the motor from
PLC?

Chapter 3-8-1
• Understand
– How to create control frequency program
– How to create sequence control program
Chapter 3-8-2
How to control Motor speed?
• Create Set Motor Frequency

1 RUN Motor
Follow the program from the top Address Register Address Register
W27.00 Write Freq D1300 #1
D1300 = Slave No. 1 Set
D1301 #6
D1301 = Write to Holding Register
D1302 = Using D1303 & D1304 D1302 #4
D1303 = Frequency Source (LOW) D1303 #1
D1304 = Data Memory area to keep in
the value D1304 D321
Chapter 3-8-2
• Create Set Motor Frequency

2 • To control the frequency, we need
to write to the register so D1301 = Address Register Address Register
#06 W27.00 Write Freq D1300 #1
• Refer to I570-E2-01-X user manual, Set
D1301 #6
Page 283 under the Modbus
Holding Register, Frequency Source D1302 #4
(LOW) is 0002h so D1303 = #1 D1303 #1
• D1304 = To put value, D321 is use D1304 D321
Chapter 3-8-2
• Create Write Control Speed of the motor
There only 3 sequence Timer will act as

(W27.00 to W27.02) a pulse for the
ASL function

3 Comm to modbus sequence
• ASL(025) is use to go in sequence Address Register Address Register
like a shift register but only able to W27.00 Write Freq Set W21.02 Prevent
go 16 bits (ex. W27.00 to W27.15) writing to
• Right Click on the ASL(025) and W27.01 Help to run in A641.00
scroll down to Instruction Help to sequence
W27.02 ASL W27
know more about the Instruction
W30.00 Send bit to TIM #1 #2
A641.00
Modbus
Chapter 3-8-2
Sequence Control
sending bit

4 Modbus Execute
• When the Send bit to A641.00 Address Register
Modbus (W30.00) is activate, it will W30.00 Send bit to
send a bit to energize Modbus A641.00
Executed bit (A641.00) Modbus
• To prevent reading data when
motor is in stop mode, interlock is W21.02 Prevent writing
place beside W30.00 to A641.00
Chapter 3-8-2
When
compare
is not
equal
When
compare
is equal
Reset the bit

after counting

5 Switch different PV in sequence
This is compare change in value of the Address Register Address Register
Frequency set A200.11 Activate once after W27 Sequence
• When the compare is equal, MOV Program is D320 Freq New
#2 will be activated and the downloaded
D321 Freq Old
counting will start from W27.01 W21.02 Write Freq Set
• When the compare is not equal, W27.03 Reset bit
W26.00 Interchange
MOV #2 will be activated and the of writing
and Reading
counting will start from W27.00
Chapter 3-8-2

6 Compare NEW reading with OLD
Address Register
reading
• This is to compare the NEW value D320 Freq OLD
(D321) and the previous value D321 Freq NEW
(D320) whether it’s the same.
W26.00 Interchange
• If the value is the same then it of writing
activate, else it de-activate and Reading
Chapter 3-8-2
• Upgrade the Stop function
Stop the
sequence
control

7 Sequence Control Stop
• For total stop of the continuous Address Register
reading
W27 Sequence Area
Chapter 3-8-3
Online mode
• Go Online
Click here to
Online mode
Grey
Background
Chapter 3-8-4

Transfer [PC ->PLC]
2. Ctrl + T

being transfer.
Chapter 3-8-5
NB Display
• Run and Test
Frame 14

Chapter 3-8-5i
• Changing Speed by entering value
Step 1: Press the
RUN button to start
motor Step 3: Motor Run at
25Hz
Step 2: Press and tenkey pop-up appear.

Key in 25Hz
Step 5: Motor RUN

at 45Hz

Key in 45Hz
Chapter 3-8-5i
• Changing Speed by Scrolling
Step 7: From the

inverter, you will see
the value drop from
Step 6: Press and drag 45Hz to 24.69Hz
down the scroll bar still
the value drop
Step 9: From the

inverter, you will see
the value increase
Step 8: Press and drag from 24.69Hz to
up the scroll bar still the 42.59Hz
value increase
Chapter 3-9
How to Read Ampere (I) value From Inverter
through NB HMI?

Chapter 3-9-1
• Understand
– How to create display for the Ampere reading
– How to create program to draw data from the MX2 Inverter
Chapter 3-9-2
I/O list for Read Motor Program
• We be using this range of I/O for this whole chapter
Name Address
Word W21 – W29
Data Memory D300 – D399
• For Read data, we be using the Address below

Name Address
Current PV W27.01
Chapter 3-9-3
Create Display Ampere
• Click and drag the Number Display and place it in the window

Chapter 3-9-3
Display Ampere
Chapter 3-9-4
– Download way
– System Manager
Chapter 3-9-5
Download to NB
2
Chapter 3-9-6
NB Display
• Run and Test
Frame 14
2 There no PLC program to view the

Ampere value yet, so when click on
the RUN Button, the motor still
RUN.
Chapter 3-9-7
How to Read Motor Ampere Value?
• Before we start
Create New
RUNG for READ
function

1 We need to take note!
• Before adding NEW RUNG, the Address Register Address Register
Read function must be place below
the write function and above the W27.01 Current PV D1300 #1
Comm to Modbus Sequence. D1301 #3
D1302 #4
• If not, the value you be getting will
be affected due to the sequence D1303 #1002
D1304 #6
Chapter 3-9-7
• Inform PLC that we want to read Ampere

2 Read Ampere PV
Follow the program from the top Address Register Address Register
D1300 = Slave No. 1 W27.01 Current PV D1300 #1

D1301 = Write to Holding Register D1301 #3
D1302 = Use 4 bytes (D1303 & D1304)
D1302 #4
D1303 = Output Frequency Motor
(LOW) D1303 #1002
D1304 = Data Memory area to keep in D1304 #6
the value
Chapter 3-9-7
• Inform PLC that we want to read Ampere
Reference from
Page 265
Reference from
Page 287
Step Explanation Table

2 Read Ampere PV
• This action is tell the PLC to read Address Register Address Register
holding register #3 under Output
current register #1002 (1003h) W27.01 Current PV D1300 #1
D1301 #3
• Refer to I570-E2-01-X user manual,
D1302 #4
Page 265 & 287
D1303 #1002
D1304 #6
Chapter 3-9-7
• Create response feedback from the PLC
Modbus
Completion
Respond
feedback

3 Read Ampere PV to D300
• Create NEW RUNG for the Address Register Address Register
response feedback below Read
Ampere PV W27.02 Current PV D1354 #230
• A641.01 is a return bit after signal to D300
D1355 #12
send to A640.00 A641.01 Modbus
D300 Read
Complete
Current PV
Bit
Chapter 3-9-7
Reference from
Page 14-18

3 Read Ampere PV to D300
• From the User Manual W480-E1- Address Register Address Register
05, Page 14-18, you can see that
the Response is store at D1350 to W27.02 Current PV D1354 #230
D1399. to D300
D1355 #12
• But the most important thing we A641.01 Modbus
D300 Read
want is the Data, so we use D1354 Complete
Current PV
to D1399 area for response Bit
feedback
Chapter 3-9-7
D1354 S3 S2 S1 S0 D1355 S3 S2 S1 S0
Source (S) 0 C 0 0 Source (S) 1 B 0 0

#0230 S0 move
S2 move #0012
to D0
to D2
D300
Destination (D) 0 0 1 B = 27 (Decimal)
D3 D2 D1 D0

3 Use MOVD
• Transfers the specified digit or Address Register Address Register
digits. (Each digit is made up of 4
bits.) W27.02 Current PV D1354 #230
to D300
D1355 #12
A641.01 Modbus
D300 Read
Complete
Current PV
Bit
Chapter 3-9-8
How can we continuously read value?
• Create sequence control
Write Function
Read Function

4 Comm to modbus sequence
• Follow the program from the top Address Register
• Previous was that W27.01 and
W27.02 were help to run is W27.00 Write Freq Set
sequence, now is for reading data W27.01 Read Ampere PV
sequence.
W27.02 Read Ampere PV to D300
NOTE!
WRITE function must be on the top and
bottom is for READ function.
Chapter 3-9-9
Online mode
• Go Online
Click here to
Online mode
Grey
Background
Chapter 3-9-10

Transfer [PC ->PLC]
2. Ctrl + T

being transfer.
Chapter 3-9-11
NB Display
• Run and Test
Frame 14

Chapter 3-9-11i
Monitor HMI with Inverter
• Changing Speed by entering value
Step 1: Press the
RUN button to start
25Hz

Key in 25Hz
Step 5: Ampere
value (Step on how
to set is on the next
slide)
Step 4: Ampere Value
can be view from the
Inverter itself
Chapter 3-9-12
Check Ampere value with MX2 inverter
• How to view Ampere Value from MX2 Inverter
Step 1 Step 1 Step 2 Step 3
Press 1 time to Press 1 time to Press 1 time to Now you see the
d0001 d0002 enter Ampere Value

1 Setting of viewing Ampere Value
• From the User Manual I570-E2-01-
Setting Description
X, Page 64, you can see the
Display
function code and set MX2 Inverter
d0002 Output Current Monitor
Chapter 3-10
Can inverter read other value?
Answer: Yes, we will be creating Read data on

Voltage, Temperature of Heat sink and
Frequency reading on this topic
Chapter 3-10-1
• Understand
– How to create display for the voltage, Temperature of Heat sink and
Frequency reading
– How to create program to read voltage, Temperature of Heat sink and
Frequency reading
– How to create program to do sequence reading
Chapter 3-10-2
I/O list for Read Motor Program
• We be using this range of I/O for these Example
Name Address
Read Voltage PV D301
Read Motor Temp PV D302
Read Freq PV D303
Chapter 3-10-3
Solution
• Create Voltage PV

1 Reading of Voltage Address Register Address Register
• Follow the program from the top W27.08 Freq PV to D301 W27.03 Voltage PV
D1355 D301 D1300 #1
D1356 D301 D1301 #3
D1302 #4
D1303 #1010
D1304 #6
Chapter 3-10-3
Solution
• Create Temperature of the Heat sink PV

2 Reading of Temperature of Heat Sink Address Register Address Register
• Follow the program from the top W27.05 Motor Temp PV D1300 #1
W27.08 Freq PV to D302 D1301 #3
D1354 D302 D1302 #4
D1355 D302 D1303 #1018

D1304 #6
Chapter 3-10-3
Solution
• Create Frequency PV

3 Reading of Frequency Address Register Address Register
• Follow the program from the top W27.07 Freq PV D1300 #1
W27.08 Freq PV to D303 D1301 #3
D1355 D303 D1302 #4
D1356 D303 D1303 #1000
D1304 #6
Chapter 3-10-3
Solution
• Add on Reading to modbus sequence
1. W27.03 to W27.04 is for

voltage
2. W27.05 to W27.06 is for
Motor Temperature
3. W27.07 to W27.08 is for
Frequency

W27.08 Freq PV to D303 D1301 #3
D1355 D303 D1302 #4
D1356 D303 D1303 #1000
D1304 #6
Chapter 3-10-3
Solution
• Add on Reading to modbus sequence

W27.08 Freq PV to D303 D1301 #3
W22.01 Motor Stop D1302 #4
D1355 D303 D1303 #1000
D1356 D303 D1304 #6
Chapter 3-10-4
Online mode
• Go Online
Click here to
Online mode
Grey
Background
Chapter 3-10-5

Transfer [PC ->PLC]
2. Ctrl + T

being transfer.
Chapter 3-10-6
NB Display
• Run and Test
Frame 14

Chapter 3-10-6i
• Check Voltage Value
Step 1: Press the
RUN button to start
25Hz

Key in 25Hz
Step 5: Voltage value

(Step on how to set
is on a later slide)
Step 4: Voltage Value

Inverter itself
Chapter 3-10-6i
• Check Motor Temperature Value and Frequency Value
Step 7: Motor
Temperature value
(Step on how to set
is on the next slide)
Step 6: Motor Temperature

Value can be view from the
Inverter itself
Step 9: Frequency
value (Step on how
to set is on the next
slide)
Step 8: Frequency Value

Inverter itself
Chapter 3-10-7
Check Voltage value with MX2 inverter
• How to view Voltage Value from MX2 Inverter
Press 1 time to Press to d0013 Press 1 time to Now you see the
d0001 enter Voltage Value

Setting Description
Display
d0013 Output Voltage Monitor
Chapter 3-10-8
Check Temperature value with MX2 inverter
• How to view Temperature Value from MX2 Inverter
Press 1 time to Press to d0018 Press 1 time to Now you see the
d0001 enter Temperature Value

Setting Description
Display
d0018 Heat Sink Temperature
Monitor
Chapter 3-10-9
Check Frequency value with MX2 inverter
• How to view Frequency Value from MX2 Inverter
Press 1 time to Press 1 time to Press 1 time to Now you see the
d0001 d0002 enter Frequency Value

Setting Description
Display
d0001 Output Frequency Monitor
Chapter 3-11
How to prevent other user to access the
control page?
Answer: Create Security and Permission level on

the page
Chapter 3-11-1
• Understand
– What is Security level
– How to set security level for different control
– What is permission level
– How to set permission level for different user
Chapter 3-11-2
What is Security level?
• Why need do we need Security level?
1. End-User may want to restrict other users to access the control/page as to
prevent them for mis-using it.
• What is in the Security level?

1. The security level is classified into 16 levels (0 to 15) in the NB-Designer.
2. One 8-digit number password can be set for each level at the request of the
users
3. The greater the level number, the higher the level. 15-level is the highest
and 0-level is the lowest. When the security level is 0, it means no password.
0 can’t be used for setting the password.
Chapter 3-11-3
Create Security level
• Create Security level for NB
1 Let create 5 levels of security 1. Double click on the HMI,
HMI Attribute will pop-up
2. Right click on the HMI
Go to HMI Attributes
1. Double click on the HMI, HMI
Attribute will pop-up
Note: Max Security Level can set up to

16 levels
2 1. Click Security Levels Setting Tab

1
2. Select Number of Security level
(Ex. We be creating 5 levels) 2
- For each security created, their
default password is 888888
Default password
for all is 888888
Chapter 3-11-3
Create Security level
• Create Security level for NB
3 Let Change the password for each
security level created.
(Ex. Password Password Number )
0 NULL
1 111111
2 222222
3 333333
Set different password
4 444444
for different level
Chapter 3-11-4
Create New Frame
• Create a Frame15 with security level 1
1 Go to Toolbar
Click on the
Add
Window
icon
2 Pop-up appear Frame ID start from 10

as Frame 1 to 9 is used
for special window
New Frame
being created
Frame Name start from
Frame15
3 View form Toolbar

Frame has
be added
once click
OK in Step 2
Chapter 3-11-4
Create New Frame
• Create a Frame15 with security level 1
4 Set security level to “1”
1. Double Click on the background >
Window Attribute pop-up
2. Right click on the background >
Attribute(P) > Window Attribute
pop-up
Security Level 1
Select security
level to “1”
Chapter 3-11-4
Create New Frame
• Let create a Frame15 with security level 1
Window Attribute HMI Attribute
1. The Number of Security Level in the Window Attribute is depend on how many number of security level you set
at the HMI Attributes
2. Select Security level
• Low (0), Common (1), High (2), Higher (3), Highest (4)
Chapter 3-11-5
What is Permission level?
• Why need do we need Permission level?
1. End-User may want to restrict other users to access certain control/page as
to prevent them for mis-using it.
2. End-User can set other user the right to access the control/page which they
required
• What is in the Permission level?

1. Login name and the defaults are usr0 to usr31. The user name supports any
characters.
2. Login password, and the default is 888888. The password only supports the
number instead of the other characters. The password ranges from 1 to
4294967295. And 0 can’t be used for setting password.
3. Logoff Time: Refers to the valid time for this user permission and the default
is 10 minutes. After 10 minutes, this user permission will be automatically
cancelled, and the operation permission can be obtained by inputting the
password again.
Chapter 3-11-6
Create Permission level
• Create Permission level for NB
1 Let create 5 levels of permission 1. Double click on the HMI,
HMI Attribute will pop-up
Go to HMI Attributes
1. Double click on the HMI, HMI
Attribute will pop-up
Note: Max Permission Level can set up

to 32 levels (Usr 0 to Use 31)
2 Permission Setting Click On User

• Next slide show how to fill in Permission
Setting Tab
Click On User Follow the table

Permission and key in the
Setting Tab requirement
Chapter 3-11-6
3 Here is the table of different permission
level for different occupation Permission
User Password Occupation
0 1 2 3 4
usr0 Technician
usr1 1111 Engineer x x
usr2 2222 Asst Manager x x x
usr3 3333 Manager x x x x
usr4 4444 Director x x x x x
4 User0
Don’t Check
• Don’t Enable the permission
setting as this level any people can
access to the page/feature
Chapter 3-11-6
5 User1
• Enable the permission setting as
this level only let technician to
Engineer to access certain
page/feature
6 User2
Assistant Manager to access
certain page/feature
Chapter 3-11-6
7 User3
Manager to access certain
page/feature
8 User4
Director to access certain
page/feature
Chapter 3-11-7
Create Link Button with permission
• Click and drag the Function Key and place it in the window
Step Description Chapter 3-2 Button
1 Function Key tab
Click and drag the icon

and do the setting,
after finishes the
2 Click on Tag tab Check Use Tag to display setting, click to the
text on the icon location you desire.
When it not activate is

state 0, display text
Select the design

of the button
Chapter 3-11-7
Create Link Button with permission
• Click and drag the Function key and place it in the window
4 Setting Security & Permission level
1. Click Control Setting tab

2. Select Conditional Enabling 1
3. Check on Security Level and select
the level 1 2 5
• (This mean that to access the
3
page, user have to be level 1
or higher)
4
4. Check on the Permission Level and
select the Level 1 for engineer
• (This mean that to access the
page, user have to be level 1
or higher)
5. Check on the Auto show login
window so when the button is
click, the login pop-up will appear
Chapter 3-11-8
Multiple State VG Graphic for 32 states
• Create VG Graphic for multiple State
1 Create a design
Create a box and
paste it
Step 1
Change the
background color
(Ex. Grey)
2 Save picture
Right click on the box and

go to Save to the VG map
Chapter 3-11-8
Multiple State VG Graphic for 32 states
• Create VG Graphic for multiple State
3 Save picture
Save the picture as new
(Ex. Background2)
Keep saving to the same
VG file will create more
States (Ex. Do for 32
states)
Once it save, this consider

one state (STATE:0)
4 Save picture
Delete the box
after creating
multiple state
VG graphic
Save again but this

time save to the VG
file you created
Chapter 3-11-9
How to see current User accessing?
• Click and drag the Multi State Display and place it in the window
1 At Basic Attribute
• Select System register and choose
LW9504 as to view the user
2 Click on Multi state display

• Select 32 state as permission level
up to 32.
Map the value to

their number
(Ex. State 0 = Map 0)
Chapter 3-11-9
3 Click on Tag tab
• Naming tag is as follow
State Content
0 NONE
3 usr1
7 usr2
15 usr3
31 usr4
1. Usr4 = 32 – 1 = 31
2. Usr3 = (32 / 2) - 1 = 15
3. Usr2 = (16 / 2) – 1 = 7
4. Usr1 =(8 / 2) – 1 = 3
Chapter 3-11-9
4 Click on Graphics tab
• Select Background2.vg as the
graphic has around 32 state
Chapter 3-11-10
Download to NB
2
Chapter 3-11-11
NB Display
• Run and Test
Frame 15
2 User access login (Permission

Level) and User Level (Security
Level) Login appear
Chapter 3-11-11
NB Display
• Run and Test
3 User access login (Permission Level)
Key in usr4 at User Name
Key in 4444 at Access Password
User Level (Security Level)

Key in 444444 at Level password
Finish Click OK!
4 If the Permission and security level

access is correct, you be able to go to
Frame15.
At the bottom, you can see which user

Current User is usr4
is login in.
Chapter 3-12
How to create different type of Security and
Permission on controlling motor
Chapter 3-12-1
• Understand
– How to Duplicate Control
– How to Add security and permission for different display and control
– How to create force security level down
– How to create Security login control
Chapter 3-12-2
Duplicating of control page
• Create a duplicate control

Frame 14 (Without Security) Frame 15 (With Security)
Select all (Ctrl + a) the button and copy (Ctrl + At Frame15, paste (Ctrl + v) the buttons
c) and go to Frame15
Chapter 3-12-3
Create Different Security level Viewing
• Create Display viewing of different Security level

Step Description Security Level
1 Double click on the Number Display of
Ampere PV to go to Number Display
Component Attribute
Select “1”
2 Click Display Setting tab
Select Conditional Display

Select “1”
and check Security Level
Control
Chapter 3-12-3
Create Different Security level Viewing
• Create Display viewing of different Security level

Step Description Security Level
3 Do the rest for Voltage PV, Heat Sink
Temperature and Frequency PV
Select “1” Select “3”
Step Tab Security

Level
1 Ampere PV 1
2 Voltage PV 2 Select “2” Select “4”
3 Heat Sink 3
Temperature
4 Frequency PV 4
Chapter 3-12-4
Create display of Security level
S/N Description Security Level
Display current
Security Level
Must be more
then the
number of
security level
you have set
Chapter 3-12-4
Create display of Security level
Choose
Display Bar
Display current
Security Level
Chapter 3-12-5
Create Security password
Input Security
Level password
Must be more
then the
number of
security level
you have set
Chapter 3-12-5
Create Security password
Choose
Display Bar
Input Security
Level password
Chapter 3-12-6
Download to NB
2
Chapter 3-12-7
Viewing display from different Security
• Run and Test

Security Level 1 Security Level 2
This display will show the

Current Security level,
Display only appear Display only appear

This is where you key in the when Security Level is 1 Key in Password to go when Security Level is 2
password of each different security or lower Security level 2 or lower
Chapter 3-12-7
• Run and Test

Security Level 3 Security Level 4
Display only appear Display only appear

Key in Password to go Key in Password to go when Security Level is 4
when Security Level is 3
Security level 3 Security level 4 or lower
or lower
Chapter 3-12-8
Create Force down Security level
Force
Level to
Must be more go down
then the
number of
security level
you have set
Chapter 3-12-8
Create Force down Security level
Choose
Display Bar
Force
Level to
go down
Chapter 3-12-9
Download to NB
2
Chapter 3-12-9i
• Run and Test

Force Security Level Down Force Security Level Up
You cannot force the Security

Level to increase but you
Can only force level that is able to decrease the level
lower then the current level
Chapter 3-12-10
Create Different Permission level Control
• Create Permission Level control

Step Description Permission Level
1 Double click on the RUN pushbutton
and go to Bit State Switch Component
Attribute
Permission
Level “2”
2 Click on Control Setting tab

Select Conditional Display
and check Permission
Control Select “2”
Chapter 3-12-10
Create Different Permission level Control
• Create Permission Level control

Step Description Permission Level
3 Do the rest for Frequency Control and
Frequency Scroll at the Control Setting
tab
Permission
Level “2”
Step Tab Permission

Level
1 Login 1
Chapter 3-2
2 RUN 2
Pushbutton
Permission Permission
3 Frequency 3 Level “3” Level “4”
Control
4 Frequency 4
Scroll
Chapter 3-12-11
Create Permission User Login
• Click and drag the Text Input and place it in the window
Here is where
you key in the
user
3 word length
equal to 6
characters
Select
Display
Bar
Chapter 3-12-12
Create Permission password
• Click and drag the Text Input and place it in the window
Here is where
you key in the
password
Select
Display
Bar
Chapter 3-12-13
Create Permission Login Button
• Click and drag the Bit State Switch and place it in the window
Here is where
you press
login

Chapter 3-12-13
Create Permission Login Button
3 Click on Tag tab
Here is where
you press
login
Select
Display
Bar
Chapter 3-12-14
Create Permission Logout button
Here is where
you press
logout

Chapter 3-12-14
Create Permission Logout button
3 Click on Tag tab
Here is where
you press
logout
Select
Display
Bar
Chapter 3-12-15
Download to NB
2
Chapter 3-12-15i
Viewing display from different Permission
• Run and Test

Permission Level 1 Permission Level 2
RUN pushbutton can’t be When Permission level 2,

press as the user level is user can able to control
lower then the setting RUN pushbutton and
others level low then
itself
Key in the User and

the password for Key in the User and the
permission level 1 password for permission
and press LOGIN level 2 and press LOGIN
Chapter 3-12-15i
Viewing display from different Permission
• Run and Test

Permission Level 3 Permission Level 4
When Permission level 3, When Permission level 4,

user can able to control user can able to control
Key in the User and the the frequency manual Key in the User and the the frequency scroll
password for permission key in control and others password for permission control and others level
level 3 and press LOGIN level low then itself level 4 and press LOGIN low then itself
Take Note
• Logout
• Once you click logout, you go back home page and click again Chapter
3-2, you can’t get back to the page unless you re-key in your user
name and password with your security password
Information
• MX2:
– http://www.omron-
ap.com/downloads/pdf_viewing.asp?product_model=3G3MX2&catlvl=50
• CX-Drive:
– http://www.omron-ap.com.sg/downloads/pdf_listing.asp?product_model=NB
Series&catlvl=201
• IP Code:
– http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IP_Code
• Manual (I570-E2-01-X):
• http://downloads.industrial.omron.eu/IAB/Products/Motion%20and%20Drives/Frequen
cy%20Inverters/General%20Purpose/MX2/I570/I570-E2-01-X+MX2+UsersManual.pdf
• Manual (W480-E1-05):
– http://www.omron.com.au/downloads/pdf_viewing1.asp?product_model=CP1E&catlvl
=42
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Chapter 3

NB to CP1E-N[]S1 to MX2 Inverter

• Chapter 3-12 Can inverter read other value?

• Chapter 3-12 Can inverter read other value?

Answer: Let go to the next

S/N Product Qty

3 Power Supply: S8VS-06024 1

6 USB plug Connector 2

7 RS232 (Male to Male) 1

Difference between S1 and S

S/N Product Qty

6 USB plug Connector 2

7 RS232 (Male to Male) 1

NB3Q- NB3Q- NB5Q- NB5Q- NB7W-

S/N Product Qty

3 Power Supply: S8VS-06024 1

6 USB plug Connector 2

7 RS232 (Male to Male) 1

S/N Product Qty

3 Power Supply: S8VS-06024 1

6 USB plug Connector 2

7 RS232 (Male to Male) 1

1-phase 200 VAC 3-phase 200 VAC 3-phase 400 VAC

•Protect solid •Dust protected

S/N Product Qty

3 Power Supply: S8VS-06024 1

5 Oriented motor (3rd party Product) 1

7 RS232 (Male to Male) 1

S/N Product Qty

3 Power Supply: S8VS-06024 1

5 Oriented motor (3rd party Product) 1

6 USB plug Connector 2

RS232 (Male to Male) USB plug Connector

Type B-mini USB cable

Answer: Just follow the wiring diagram

Read the motor

Answer: Yes, We need to configure MX2 with

• Basic Feature of a CX-Drive

2 Pop-up appear, At General tab

• C071 - 8. 57600 bps

Method 2: Click on the Icon

3 Once the Transfer is finish, a pop-up of

5 Once the Transfer is finish, a pop-up of

Answer: We need to use NB Designer to

• For the RUN & STOP function, will be using the

2 Pop-up appear Frame ID start from 10

3 View form Toolbar

When it not activate is

3 Click on Graphic tab

Select the design

2 Click on Bit State Switch tab

4 Click on Graphic tab

6 Click on Bit State Switch tab

8 Click on Graphic tab

2 There no PLC program yet, so

Answer: Using PLC’s Data Memory Area

S/N Description Table