00:00.0
00:06.0
Welcome to this tutorial regarding the Mitsubishi HMI
00:06.1
00:09.3
Graphic operation Terminal or GOT.
00:09.4
00:15.0
Our topic for this tutorial is about the Go to Screen Switch.
00:15.1
00:23.9
The Go to Screen switch shifts or moves the view from one screen to another screen.
00:25.0
00:29.9
As we can see we have one screen.
00:30.9
00:49.1
We will add more base screen to demonstrate the function of Go to Screen switch.
00:53.4
01:02.7
This is our main screen.
01:03.7
01:13.0
This will be the Alarm screen.
01:13.1
01:23.0
And this will be the Menu screen.
01:24.0
01:28.1
We will also add some Window screen.
01:29.0
01:37.0
This window screen is overlaid in front of a base screen.
01:38.0
01:41.9
This is the base screen, and if we shift to different screen
01:42.0
01:49.0
we will see different view of the HMI.
01:50.0
02:01.0
While the window screen only overlays in fornt of the base screen.
02:02.0
02:11.8
We will add more window screen,
02:11.9
02:19.0
supposing we have three pumps to control.
02:23.0
02:48.0
Now we will add the Go to Screen switches.
05:42.0
05:50.0
We will first make all the switches before we discuss
05:50.1
06:02.2
how to setup the Go to Screen switch.
08:01.5
08:10.0
Now we well set the Go to Screen switches.
08:10.5
08:23.0
We will set this one to open the window screen for P1.
08:24.0
08:32.0
This is the ON/OFF controller of pump P1.
08:34.0
08:37.0
Here we will set this as overlap window
08:37.1
08:41.0
and then we can see that we have selection here.
08:58.0
09:01.4
This will open the P1 window screen.
09:01.5
09:06.3
Take note in the Detail Setting we have chosen Fixed setting.
09:06.4
09:12.0
We will discuss later what is this Device setting.
09:13.5
09:21.5
This one is for overlap window screen P2.
09:23.0
09:29.5
And this one for overlap window screen P3
09:34.3
09:41.9
This will be the Go to Screen switch for Alarm screen.
09:42.0
09:53.0
we will add some Text label.
09:54.0
10:04.0
This one will be the Go to Screen switch for Menu screen.
10:11.0
10:19.4
We will set this one as 'Back' Go to Screen switch.
10:20.0
10:22.7
When we press this switch
10:22.8
10:31.0
the view will shift back to the screen that was previously opened.
10:31.1
10:39.0
It does not have a setting for switching to a specific screen.
10:41.0
10:54.0
This one will switch back to the Main screen.
10:55.1
11:05.0
This one will switch to Menu screen.
11:09.0
11:15.6
This will be set as 'Back' Go to Screen switch.
11:17.0
11:29.0
This will switch to Alarm screen.
11:31.0
11:46.0
This will switch to Main screen.
11:51.0
11:56.0
We will check now how this Go to Screen switch works.
12:02.8
12:07.8
As we can see P1 is now running.
12:38.4
12:46.0
When we press this object it will open the window screen for P1 control.
12:46.1
12:54.0
We can turn ON or OFF from here the output P1.
12:54.1
12:58.3
To close this window screen just click the 'X' button on the header.
12:59.0
13:03.2
The same goes for P2, it will open the window screen linked to it.
13:03.3
13:09.0
We can control P2 from this window.
13:11.0
13:16.5
The same also for P3 it will open the window screen set for its control.
13:19.0
13:21.4
If we want to view the alarms
13:21.5
13:26.7
we click this switch and the Alarm screen opens.
13:30.0
13:35.1
We have a 'Back' switch here.
13:35.2
13:39.5
It will switch back to the last screen that was opened prior to the present screen.
13:41.6
13:46.9
If we press this the view will revert to the Main screen.
13:49.5
13:52.5
We press this again and then we switch to Menu screen,
13:55.0
14:01.7
if we press this 'Back' switch the view should revert to Alarm screen.
14:01.8
14:07.0
since the Alarm screen was the previous screen that was opened.
14:11.0
14:13.9
If we press this switch it will open the Main screen.
14:15.0
14:19.0
The same for this switch if we want to view the Menu screen.
14:22.2
14:25.4
If we want to go to Alarm screen, click this switch.
14:26.1
14:35.5
if we press this 'Back' switch it will revert to Menu screen because that was the previous screen.
14:39.0
14:42.0
We go back to Main screen.
14:43.5
14:55.2
That is for the setup of Go to Screen switch using the Fixed
14:55.3
15:09.0
and the Back or Previous settings.
15:11.7
15:26.2
The other setting for Go to Screen switch is the Device setting.
15:31.0
15:38.6
We can choose from three Data types.
15:39.7
15:50.0
For Signed Binary 16, we can select word devices
15:51.1
16:15.5
this will allow us to open the screen assigned for each bit of the word device.
16:16.1
16:23.0
If we set this as bit device this will be On and Off device.
16:23.5
16:29.6
For example we set this as Y0.
16:35.0
16:47.0
Depending on the status of Y0 we can choose which screen to open.
16:47.2
17:00.0
If Y0 is ON we may choose which screen we want to open from these screens.
17:03.0
17:10.0
For example we want to switch to Main screen when Y0 is On.
17:10.1
17:28.9
And switch to Menu screen when Y0 is off.
17:57.4
18:00.8
As we can see Y0 is now ON.
18:01.1
18:11.0
If we press this switch the Main screen is supposed to open.
18:11.1
18:14.7
And if Y0 is Off
18:16.0
18:21.0
when we press this switch the Menu screen should open.
18:26.0
18:30.6
To clearly see the operation of the switch when Y0 is On
18:30.7
18:38.7
we will select the Alarm screen.
18:50.6
18:54.0
We turn on again Y0.
18:54.3
18:58.7
When we press this switch the Alarm screen should open.
19:00.5
19:02.6
There we can see that the view switched to Alarm screen.
19:10.2
19:30.4
Again if Y0 is Off, when we press this switch
19:30.5
19:33.6
the view will switch to Menu screen.
19:55.0
20:07.0
That is the function of Device setting of Go to Screen switch.
20:09.3
20:17.2
This is all for now for Go to Screen Switch setup.
20:17.3
20:25.0
Watch out for more upcoming video tutorials for Mitsubishi
20:25.1
20:31.0
Graphic Operation Terminal or GOT HMI.
