EmoSoftCom 3.

11

Instruction manual
Version 1.5
EmoSoftCom 3.11

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

Document number: 01-5597-01

Edition: r1
Date of release: 2018-03-16
© Copyright CG Drives & Automation Sweden AB 2014- 2018
CG Drives & Automation Sweden AB retain the right to change specifi-
cations and illustrations in the text, without prior notification. The con-
tents of this document may not be copied without the explicit permission
of CG Drives & Automation Sweden AB.
1. Introduction to EmoSoftCom 3.11 Application ............................................................ 3

2. Physical connection ...................................................................................................... 3

2.1 RS232 Interface............................................................................................................................... 3
2.2 RS485 Interface............................................................................................................................... 3
2.3 Modbus/TCP Interface .................................................................................................................... 4

3. Installation ..................................................................................................................... 5
3.1 Installation and Un-Installation procedure for Windows OS .............................................................. 5
3.1.1 Installation procedure for Windows OS ............................................................................................ 5
3.1.2 Un-Installation procedure for Windows OS ...................................................................................... 7
3.2 Install wizard folder contents............................................................................................................ 8

4. User Interface ................................................................................................................ 9

4.1 Start up ........................................................................................................................................... 9
4.1.1 User Login..................................................................................................................................... 10
4.2 Connect View ................................................................................................................................ 11
4.2.1 Auto Scan Setting Configuration.................................................................................................... 12
4.2.2 Manual Add Unit............................................................................................................................ 14
4.2.3 Disconnect/Connect and Remove Unit .......................................................................................... 15
4.3 Parameter View ............................................................................................................................. 16
4.3.1 Load from Drive............................................................................................................................. 18
4.3.2 Load to Drive................................................................................................................................. 19
4.3.3 New .............................................................................................................................................. 21
4.3.4 Open ............................................................................................................................................. 22
4.3.5 Save.............................................................................................................................................. 22
4.3.6 Print .............................................................................................................................................. 22
4.3.7 Compare ....................................................................................................................................... 24
4.3.8 Upgrade CSV ................................................................................................................................ 25
4.4 Control Panel................................................................................................................................. 26
4.4.1 On Close of Application ................................................................................................................. 27
4.4.2 Control Setting on Close of application, Remove Device and Re-Auto Scan .................................. 28
4.5 Oscilloscope View ......................................................................................................................... 29
4.5.1 Oscilloscope UI Features ............................................................................................................... 29
4.5.2 Utilization of graph area ................................................................................................................ 33
4.5.3 Legend view .................................................................................................................................. 34
4.5.4 Oscilloscope Trigger ...................................................................................................................... 35
4.5.5 Oscilloscope Setting ...................................................................................................................... 41
4.5.6 Power Electronics Building Block (PEBB) View .............................................................................. 41
4.5.7 Oscilloscope Print.......................................................................................................................... 44

5. Menu Bar ..................................................................................................................... 48

5.1 File Menu....................................................................................................................................... 48
5.1.1 Dat File Information........................................................................................................................ 48
5.1.2 Key Board shortcut buttons........................................................................................................... 49
5.2 Settings ......................................................................................................................................... 49
5.2.1 Language ...................................................................................................................................... 50
5.2.2 Preferences .................................................................................................................................. 50
5.2.3 Customer Data .............................................................................................................................. 51
5.2.4 Communication Settings ............................................................................................................... 51
5.3 Help .............................................................................................................................................. 52
5.3.1 About EmoSoftCom ...................................................................................................................... 52
5.3.2 User Guide .................................................................................................................................... 52

6. Status View .................................................................................................................. 53

7. Fault Logger View........................................................................................................ 53

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8. Logs.............................................................................................................................. 54
8.1 Current Fault log ........................................................................................................................... 54
8.2 History Fault log ............................................................................................................................ 54

9. Glossary ....................................................................................................................... 55

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1. Introduction to EmoSoftCom 3.11 Application
Crompton & Greaves (CG) is leading company in the area of motor control solutions and AC Drive
control. CG has various AC drives in the market that cater to different market segments. The
purpose of this front-end application is to control different AC Drives used in multiple Industrial
environments
The AC Drive requires software to configure, control, monitor, troubleshoot and maintain the AC
Drives. The software is used to improve reliability and to provide ease of use of AC Drives.
EmoSoftCom 3.11 is a software communication tool for Emotron products that can be run on
personal computers using Windows XP, Windows-7, Windows-8 and Windows-10

2. Physical connection
The computer can be connected to the Emotron product in the following ways:

2.1 RS232 Interface

This is a bi-directional communication link over RS232 and establishing the communication
between application and external devices, so that the application can control, configure and monitor
all external devices by exchanging messages. All received/transmitted messages use Modbus protocol.

CAUTION!

! Problems can occur while using non isolated ports because of the connection of the pins
that have different potential. This may damage the ports. Be extra careful when external
devices are connected to the terminals of the control board, as the 0V terminals of the
control board and the GND in the RS232 terminal have the same potential.

Note!
For RS232 communication a straight cable must be used. A cross-cable (zero modem cable) doesn’t
work.

CAUTION!

! Cable Fault and Hardware issues detection is not handled in application. Only
Communication failure message and time out shall be displayed.

2.2 RS485 Interface

This is a multi-node communication channel that N number of units can be connected to the
application simultaneously on RS485 interface. The application uses the Modbus protocol for all
received/transmitted messages to the external devices.

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2.3 Modbus/TCP Interface
The application uses the TCP/IP protocol to communicate with devices which are on Ethernet and
all the received/transmitted messages follow the Modbus protocol.

RS232/RS485
or Modbus/TCP

Fig. 1 AC Drive Setup

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3. Installation
EmoSoftCom 3.11 is distributed as single installation file (.exe) containing all the supporting
installation wizard for Windows.

3.1 Installation and Un-Installation procedure for

Windows OS

3.1.1 Installation procedure for Windows OS

Step1: Double click on EmoSoftCom 3.11-Setup.exe.

Step2: Click “Next to continue.

Step3: Select the path to install EmoSoftCom Application using “Browse” Button and Click “Next”
to continue. Default Path to install the application c:\EmoSoftCom.

Note!
Application folder path should be without space, ex: c:\EmoSoftCom.

Note!
If the system needs administrative rights for installing the software, then please install it into other
than “C:”-drive.

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Step4: Select additional task. Click “Next to continue.

Step5: Click “Next to continue

Step6: Installation Progress bar appears.

Step7: Click “Finish” to complete installation wizard.

Application Desktop shortcut icon

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3.1.2 Un-Installation procedure for Windows OS
Step1: Open control panel -> Click on Uninstall Program
Step2: Select the EmoSoftCom and Click on Uninstall button

Step3: Uninstall wizard will be asked for confirmation - Click on “Yes” to uninstall, “No” for closing
the uninstall wizard.

Step4; Click “Next”

Note!
Wizard won’t remove the application generated file, example: “Trigger Folder”, “LogData folder” and
“setting.set” file.

Below is the expected Warning message to user.

User should delete the remaining content of “EmoSoftCom” folder manually.

Step5: Click “Finish”

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3.2 Install wizard folder contents
configData: This folder, contains language file.QM converted string file, general.csv, general2.csv
and setting.set
general.csv: Text files provide the Device Address, Device code, Version Address and company
details.
general2.csv: Nominal Power (Pnom) and Nominal Current (Inom) table.
settings.set: This text file gets created in “configData” folder automatically on close of the
application. Present application setting shall store. Each time the application starts; this
file is read to retrieve previous settings.
csv_file: This folder contains CSV file for FDU, VFX and TSA Module
FDUx.xx.csv:Text files containing all data regarding parameter settings for FDU, frequency inverters.
Separate files for each software version of the FDU. Example FDUV4.20.csv.
VFXx.xx.csv: Text files containing all data pertaining to the parameter settings for VFX frequency
inverters. Separate files for each software version of the VFX. Example VFXV4.20.csv.

When a new software version of the control card unit is released, a new csv-file will be generated. The
csv-file can be downloaded using FTP link from the parameter view.

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4. User Interface

4.1 Start up
EmoSoftCom always start with Normal user.

Fig. 2 Startup Screen

1. Scan Unit: On Click of “Scan unit” button, User can perform auto scan operation
2. Add Unit: User can add unit manually on RS232, RS485 and TCP/IP port
3. Logged on as User Mode: On click of “Normal” or “Service” text user can change the user Mode.
4. Language change: On Click of Language button, User can select any language out of 10 supported
languages.

Note!
Change user login is not applicable when the oscilloscope is running (recording in-progress). User
should stop the recording and change the user mode.

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4.1.1 User Login
On Click of user logged on as “Normal” or “Service” text, Login screen shall open to change the user
mode.

Fig. 3 Login Screen

1. Login Username: This application supports two user levels “Normal” and “Service”.
Service mode is Password protected.
2. Password:
This field is enabled only for Service level as it is password protected and is disabled for Normal
level.
Service Level Password: “password is only accessible for service engineers, and not for regular
users.”
Service mode has additional support and information as listed below:
a)Advance settings like guru (Setting) in connect View
b)Parameter View:
•Hidden Parameter Group E00, P00 and S00
•Modbus value for A, B, C and D sets shall display as Format1, Format2, Format3 and Format4
respectively.
3. Reset button clears the username and password fields and sets the default Username as “Normal”
and password field shall be disabled.
4. Once the required fields are filled (PW), on Click of Login button, User Mode will be changed to
selected user.
5. Menu Bar: File, Setting and Help
6. Application Name
7. Alerts and notifications are to warn the user as well as to provide information regarding the
connection faults, system status, success and failure messages etc.

Note!
All Success message shall display in “white” colour text and failure message shall display in “Red”
colour text.

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4.2 Connect View

Fig. 4 Connect view

1. Scan units: User can perform Auto scan of device on click of “Scan units” Button.
2. Add Unit: User can add the device manually, one by one using port connection RS232, RS485 or
TCP/IP.
3. Display list of added devices on different port of communication;
Connected/Disconnected Devices on RS232, RS485 and TCP/IP Port
Units on file: Configuration file (New, open) from parameter view comes under this list.

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4.2.1 Auto Scan Setting Configuration

Fig. 5 Auto Scan Configuration

RS232 and RS485 Configuration:

1. Dropdown list baud rate setting
•2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400, 57600 and 115200 bps
•Default is 9600 bps
2. Dropdown list for parity setting
•N,8,1: No parity, 8 bit, 1 stop bit
•N,8,2: No parity, 8 bit, 2 stop bit
•E,8,1: Even parity, 8 bit, 1 stop bit
•O,8,1: Odd parity, 8 bit, 1 stop bit
3. Units ID numbers: User shall enter Device slave ID number
Example: 1, 2, 3-8, 12 (Scan for Unit ID 1, 2, 3 to 4 and 12)
4. Application detects the Hardware COM port available on Desktop/Laptop and displays the
detected list of COM ports: User can select the COM port using checkbox for auto scanning.

TCP/IP Configuration:
5. Start IP Address for TCP/IP (Example: 192.168.0.95)
6. End IP Address for TCP/IP (Example: 192.168.0.120)
7. Start scan: On click of start scan button Auto scanning will start.
8. Cancel: On click of cancel button, Auto scan configuration pop-up will close.
On click of “Start Scan”: Application shall start scanning as per configuration settings, to check the
number of units connected. While Auto Scan Progress bar gives the information of the number of
devices found and percentage (%) of completion of Auto scanning.

Note!
Auto scanning clears previous connected/disconnected devices.

Note!
While the auto scan is in-progress, on click of “cancel” button, auto scanning will stop. “Load to
Drive” will start only for Detected device.

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4.2.1.1 Auto Scan Device Detection and progress bar

Fig. 6 Auto Scanning Progress bar

1. Number of Devices Found: Count shall increase as per detected device

2. Progress Bar for Auto Scanning
3. Cancel: Auto Scan shall stop and only detected device list shall be displayed.

4.2.1.2 Progress bar “Load from Drive” in Auto Scan.

After completion of Auto scan, Import shall start for all detected units.

Fig. 7 Progress bar “Load from Drive” in Auto Scan

1. Number of Devices Detected.

2. “Load from Drive” in-progress and completion status.
3. User can stop the “Load from Drive” for individual device.
4. Stop the “Load from Drive” for all the devices.

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4.2.2 Manual Add Unit

Fig. 8 Add Unit on RS232 (Data file selection Automatic)

1. Select the Communication Mode: User shall add the devices one by one manually, in any
communication port RS232, RS485 and TCP/IP. Select the particular tab to add the device.
2. Unit ID number (Slave Address ID)
3. Baud rate is selected from the dropdown list.
• 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400, 57600 and 115200 bps
• Default is 9600 bps
4. Data file selection:
• Automatic (Default):
As per AC Drives software version, Application selects the same version of CSV file or any lower
available version from CSV file folder.
a) When communication is started, Type is first requested. In the example below, the connected
unit responds “FDU”.
b) Secondly, Version is requested. In the example below, the connected unit responds “V4.20”.
c) EmoSoftCom 3.11 creates a file name: unit + version + “.csv”.
Example: “FDU” + “V4.20” + “.csv” = “FDUV4.20.csv”
d) EmoSoftCom 3.11 searches in the actual directory for the created file name

If, for some reason, the file doesn’t exist, the data file has to be selected manually. This is done by
clicking the radio button Manual and by click on the button Browse. A file selection window
appears.

• Manual:
Using Browse button user shall select the path of higher or lower version of available CSV file.
Only the selected CSV contains the parameter configuration.

Fig. 9 Add Unit on RS485 (Data file selection Manual)

5. Connect: Click the connect button to add the device

6. Cancel: Close the manual add configuration
7. Appropriate COM Port can be selected by the user from dropdown list.

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 8. Appropriate Parity can be selected from the dropdown list
• N,8,1: No parity, 8 bit, 1 stop bit
• N,8,2: No parity, 8 bit, 2 stop bit
• E,8,1: Even parity, 8 bit, 1 stop bit
• O,8,1: Odd parity, 8 bit, 1 stop bit

Fig. 10 Add Unit on TCP/IP

1. Enter the appropriate IP Address of Device.

To add the device on TCP/IP, Enter appropriate IP address of Device and Click “Connect” to find
device.

4.2.3 Disconnect/Connect and Remove Unit

4 6 7 8

Fig. 11 Disconnect/Connect/Remove Unit

1. Device health:
Green: Connected
Red: Disconnected
2. Device Size (Example: FDU40-026-G1)
3. Device Name: User editable, maximum 12 character length in Parameter number 923
Example: FDU40-026-G1(1)-PUMP34
Where:
FDU40-026-G1 – Size of AC Drives
(1): Device ID Number in case of RS232.RS485
(*.120) Device IP in case of TCP/IP (Last field of IP Address)
PUMP34: Name of Device Name
4. Left side Panel (Device list) shall be minimized and maximized
5. Advance communication Setting in service Mode

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 6. Connect and Disconnect button: If device connect (Device Health is Green), using this button user
can disconnect the device intentionally. Connect and Disconnect buttons toggle.
7. Remove Device: Select the device from list and Click Remove button to remove the device.
8. Users can Minimize and Maximize the Advance setting view.

4.3 Parameter View

Fig. 12 Parameter view

1. Unit Name: Select device name or selected file name display in this field.
2. Load to Drive: On Click of this button parameter upload (export) shall start to device.
3. Load from Drive: On Click of this button parameter retrieves (Import) shall start. Read the
parameter from drive and display in parameter view
4. Parameter Sets (A,B,C and D): In Parameter window, all parameter settings can be viewed and
changed in all four parameter sets A, B, C and D. The size of the window parameters is adjustable.
Click the frame and adjust the size. The widths of the columns will automatically change.
5. New: Open the CSV file list available in EmoSoftCom Application.
6. Open: Open the .dat parameter file and upload, .dat file shall add in “unit on file” list with file
name
7. Save: Select the device from device list and Save the parameter file as .dat file
8. Print: Print the Parameter list or save parameter as pdf
9. Compare: compare two parameter lists, so the parameters with different values are clearly
identifiable. It does not matter if the parameter list is from a file or a unit
10. Send changes Directly:
Checkbox selected:
Send changes directly. User can edit the parameter value and valid entry of parameter value shall be
sent to drive on enter. Changed value must be displayed in green colour if success else red
Checkbox not selected:
Send changes directly (offline). Changed value shall not be sent to the drive. Changed value must be
displayed in yellow colour

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 11. Upgrade CSV: User shall download the CSV from FTP site and automatically add in “csv_file”
folder of EmoSoftCom application. Added functionality on Ftp download windows such that when
selecting a certain csv-file and clicking “Download” if this specific csv-file already exist in the
csv_file directory, there will a pop-up showing info: “File already downloaded, do you want to
overwrite?” together with Yes and No-keys (where Yes performs a download of the file and No
cancel the operation).
Besides the Download and Quit keys “Download all new” is also possible. This command will
check existing .csv file names in csv_file directory, compare to names in ftp-server and download all
.csv files with different names to csv_file directory see also chapter 4.3.8 page 25.

12. FORMAT1, 2, 3, 4: Modbus value for A, B, C, D sets respectively.

13. Parameter menu Level
14. Hide the right side panel of parameter view.
15. Parameter file (.dat or csv file) shall add in “unit on file” section, using “New” or “Open”
functionality of parameter view.
16. Expand All/Collapse All: This is a toggle button, on click of Expand All/ Collapse All, Complete
Parameter list will open and closed respectively.

Colour convention for Parameter values:

Green: It represents parameter value written to the drive successfully.
Red: It represents parameter value written to the drive Failed.
Yellow: It represents parameter changed in application but not loaded to the drive.
Red with Underline: It represents the application is not sure if the parameter is written to the drive
successfully or Failed.
BOLD: Parameter value which differs from default value shall be displayed in Bold.

Note:
Green with Bold: It represents Parameter value write success and it differs from default value
Red with Bold: It represents Parameter value write fail and it differs from default value
Yellow with Bold: It represents Parameter value change not perform and it differs from default value.

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4.3.1 Load from Drive
Select the Device and Click “Load from drives” button, EmoSoftCom shall start retrieving the
parameters from Drive and upload into parameter view.

Fig. 13 “Load from Drive” (Import Parameter)

1. Select Device name for import (Load from Drive)

2. Selected Device name display for parameter view
3. “Load from Drive” Button: Click to start the Import parameter
4. Progress bar for import
5. Percentage (%) of completion of import
6. Cancel: While import user can stop the import on Click on cancel button (Only update retrieves
parameter value in parameter view)

Fig. 14 Parameter set are updated after import

1. After completion of import; Sets A, B, C, and D are updated and Parameter value displayed in
BOLD, which are differing from default value as shown in above figure (Fig. 4.3.3).

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4.3.2 Load to Drive
Select the Device and Click “Load to drives” button, EmoSoftCom shall start uploading the
parameters from parameter view to Drive. Before start of the export parameter user will get warning
message.

On Click “NO” export shall not continue

On Click “YES” “Load to Drive” shall start

Fig. 15 “Load to Drive” (Export Parameter)

On start of export, progress bar shall be displayed. Progress bar indicates the selected device name,
percentage of completion of export parameter.
Cancel: While “Load to Drive” user can stop the export on Click on cancel button (Only % of
completed parameter value shall update into Drive)

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4.3.2.1 Load to Drive (File Export to Drive)

Fig. 16 “Load to Drive” (Export Parameter) from Unit on file

1. Parameter file (upload .dat file using “Open” functionality or Open CSV file using “New”
functionality for parameter view
2. Mode: Select the Mode to select the unit to Export the parameters
3. Unit: Select the Unit to Export the parameters
4. OK: Click Ok to start the Export to selected unit

Note!
Message shall be displayed if Drive Size, Type of Drive and Version of drive are different from
selected and CSV file or dat file.

5. Cancel: Closes the functionality

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4.3.3 New
By clicking the “New” button, a CSV file list shall be displayed (Fig. 17), user can select the CSV file
and click “OK” to open Pnom and Inom table (Drive Size table Fig. 18) also on double click of CSV
file name Pnom and Inom table shall open

Fig. 17 “New”: CSV file List opens

By double click on Drive Size or select the drive and Click OK button to open the parameter
window.

Fig. 18 Pnom and Inom table (Size of Drive table)

Now a parameter list has been created containing the default parameter settings.
• All A, B, C and D set are default value
• Source is file and the parameters can be edited, saved and printed just like a normally saved parameter (.dat)
file.
• Range (Min and Max) of selected parameter can be viewed at the bottom of the screen

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Fig. 19 Parameter sets Edit and Save

4.3.4 Open
By clicking the “Open” button, a saved parameter (.dat) file can be opened.

4.3.5 Save
By clicking the “Save” button; the parameters (.dat) file can be saved on hard disk.

4.3.6 Print
By clicking the Print button, a parameter list can be printed or user can saved the parameter file
as .pdf.

Fig. 20 Parameter Print options selection

Check Box: Save as pdf

Checked: User can save the parameter list file as pdf
Un-Checked: User can send the parameter list to printer directly
Radio Button: Select the option to Print
All: user can print/Save all parameter lists completely.
“With ReadOnly”
Checked: In this option parameter value shall be printed for both editable values and
read only values.
Un-Checked: In this option parameter value shall be printed only for both editable
values.
Example of Read only parameter: Parameter group 700 (Operation status) and
800 (Fault logger)

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Changed values: Print/Save the parameter list which is different from Default value.

Attention!

! Read only (Hidden) parameter group in service mode are E00, P00, S00. These groups are
not visible in normal mode.

Note! Print header information is fetched from customer information to print.

Fig. 21 Sample of Parameter list print out

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4.3.7 Compare
Compare two parameter lists, so that the parameters with different values are clearly identifiable. It
must not matter if the parameter list is from a file or a unit.
After comparisons of two files, a parameter list shall be generated. This contains value as well as
missing parameter field in both the files shall be generated and displayed.

Fig. 22 Parameter Comparison

1. Mode: Select the Mode RS232, RS485, TCP/IP or Units on file using dropdown list
2. Unit: Select the connected unit
3. Mode: Select the Mode RS232, RS485, TCP/IP or Units on file using dropdown list
4. Unit: Select the connected unit
5. Compare: On Click of compare button, comparison shall start between section A and section B file,
result shall be updated for differing parameters and missing in section A and section B.
6. Print: Print the result or save the file as pdf.

Fig. 23 Print/Save option

7. Cancel: Closes the compare pop-up window.

8. Menu Name
9. Parameter Name
10. A, B, C, D sets for section A parameter values
11. A, B, C, D sets for section B parameter values

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Fig. 24 Sample Print for comparison

4.3.8 Upgrade CSV

Note!
User must follow the below step to connect FTP server.

Step1: Click “Upgrade CSV” link in Parameter view.

2
1

4
5

Fig. 25 FTP Connection to Download CSV file

1. User no need to enter FTP link and Password (Link will encoded form application automatically)
2. Connect: Click this button to establish the connection with FTP site
3. Download: Select CSV file from List, Click this button to start downloading the CSV file
4. Quit: To close the FTP window.
5. Download all new: Click this button to start downloading all new files
By clicking Upgrade CSV file, FTP window shall be opened, enter the FTP link and click on
“connect” button. On successful connection, it shows the list of CSV file available in FTP server to
download.

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To establish the connection, it will take some time; mouse cursor shall be shown in waiting state. On
quit waiting shall be stopped and FTP window will be closed.

Fig. 26 List of available CSV file in FTP Server

1. Selected CSV file

2. Progress Bar for Download CSV file
3. Disconnect the FTP server
List of available CSV files shall be displayed in windows; user can select the CSV file from list to
download see also position 11 page 17.

4.4 Control Panel

Control Panel in parameter view, oscilloscope view and Status view are same, user can operate the
control panel from any view.
User can set reference value in terms of speed, V/Hz and torque of motor. User also has an option to
rotate the motor in Forward / Reverse directions and stop.

Fig. 27 Control Panel

1. Control panel active for selected device: Size, Device ID and Device Name (Editable) is Displayed.
2. Device rotation in reverse direction (Anti clockwise direction): This Button shall be active when
Run/Stop source is in COM mode.

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 3. Stop: Stop the motor by the clicking on this button. This Button shall be active when Run/Stop
source is in COM mode.
4. Device rotation in forward direction (clockwise direction): This Button shall be active when Run/
Stop source is in COM mode.
5. Reference value (Range 0 to 100) of speed: This field shall be active when Reference source is in
COM mode.
6. Reference Source: User can select the reference source as Remote, Keyboard, Com and in some cases
Option from drop down list.

7. Run/Stop Source: User can select the Run/Stop source as Remote, Keyboard, Com and in some
cases Option from drop down list.

Note!
Control Panel Status shall be updated every 5 sec for selected unit.

Note!
Forward, Reverse and Stop button shall be disabled when Run/Stop source is in Keyboard/Remote
mode.

Note!
Reference value field shall be disabled when Reference source is in Keyboard/Remote mode.

Note!
Reference source and Reference Value field shall be disabled for Soft-Starter.

4.4.1 On Close of Application

On Click of application closed, warning message shall be displayed to user, “Do you want to quit the
application?”

Yes: On Click of Yes, Control source changed option pop-up shall be displayed to select the
Reference source and Run/stop source.
No: Application won’t close, Application retains in previous stage.

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4.4.2 Control Setting on Close of application, Remove Device
and Re-Auto Scan
Control Setting (Pop-up) window shall be opened on close of application, if any changes detected of
Reference Source or Run/Stop source from the Control panel while EmoSoftCom is running.
Example: Remote to Keyboard, Remote to Com, Com to remote, Com to Keyboard,
Keyboard to Remote and Keyboard to Com

If the reference source or Run/Stop source (e.g. parameters p214 & p215 in a drive) is changed from
other place such as the application parameter view or from HMI, Control setting pop-up won’t
display on close of application

4
2
3

Fig. 28 Change Reference source and Run/Stop Source

1. On Click of Cross (x) Button, Reference source setting and Run/stop setting shall not be sent to
Drives, and application will be retained in existing state.
2. On Click of Cancel Button, Reference source setting and Run/stop setting shall not be sent to
Drives, and application will be retained in existing state.
3. OK: On Click of OK button, Reference source setting and Run/stop setting shall be sent to Drives
and application will be closed
4. Run/Stop Source Selection: There are four selections Com, Remote, Keyboard Option– Default
setting shall be Remote
5. Reference source Selection: There are four selections Com, Remote, Keyboard Option – Default
Setting shall be Remote
On Remove Device: On Click of OK button, Control source setting apply to device and
device will be removed from list. On Click of Cross (x) or Cancel
button control source setting won’t be sent to device, device won’t be
removed and application will be retained in existing state.
On Re- Auto Scan Device: On Click of OK button, Control source setting apply to all the
connected device and auto scan will be started. On Click of Cross (x)
or Cancel button control source setting won’t be sent to device and
application will be retained in existing state.

Attention!

! On change of Run/stop source, Control card will stop the Motor.

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4.5 Oscilloscope View
Oscilloscope is the signal monitoring tool. It works as an on-line as well as off-line analysis tool. It is
divided into three parts: Analogue graph, Digital graph, and Legend view. Refer to the below section
for details.
In following screen shots the background colour is black, in EmoSoftCom version 3.11 default
colour is white and grid active, see chapter 4.5.5 page 41 how to change the settings.

4.5.1 Oscilloscope UI Features

Fig. 29 Oscilloscope View (A)

Fig. 30 Oscilloscope View (B)

Oscilloscope graph:
1. Analog view: Analog signal shall be plotted in this graph area,
2. Digital View: Digital signal shall be plotted in this graph area

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 3. Legend view: summary of analog signal from starting the oscilloscope till stopping the oscilloscope
4. Y-axis for analog signal, Y-axis shall display for the last selected signal. User can change Y-axis using
dropdown list. Only analog signal is available in the drag-drop list.
Note: Y-axis is displayed only for one signal at a time. There is no relation of selected y-axis scale
with other signal. Every signal has its individual Y scale. It’s Just a label of signal. Actual Minimum
and maximum of each signal shall be considered from Min and max value from Parameter view of
oscilloscope.
Note: Selected signal colour, signal plot, Y-axis scale and right side current values shall be
synchronized.
5. Users can change the signal colour, on click of colour dot. Select the signal from parameter list, on
click of name of signal, signal shall be selected and default standard colour assigned to signal.
Example:
By clicking on a text like Speed from oscilloscope parameter list, a colour dialogue indication shall
be shown. If a value is no longer wanted in the oscilloscope view, click the parameter text again and
the indicator will be erased.
6. Name of device: On click of name of device, Parameter list of analog and digital signal shall expand
and collapse.

Oscilloscope Parameter Header:

7. Auto Scale: Click on Auto scale column area to apply the auto scale for individual signal (Refer 14
number in above figure). Auto scale indicates as “A” in this column.
8. Signal Colour: Selected signal shall indicate in this column with colour dots. Users can the change
signal colour, on click of colour dot, colour selection dialogue box shall open.
9. Parameter Name: Signal name shall be displayed in this column.
10. Current Value: On start of the oscilloscope, current value of parameter shall update every sample.
11. Unit of signal: This field in not editable.
12. Minimum Y-axis scale: User can change the minimum value of y-axis scale for individual signal.
13. Maximum Y-axis scale: User can change the Maximum value of y-axis scale for individual signal.
14. Auto Scale indication
15. Show selected:
Check box (tick: select): Only selected signal list shall be displayed in oscilloscope parameter list.
Check box (untick: unselect): All signal list shall be displayed in oscilloscope parameter list.

Oscilloscope control:
Graph: Analog, Digital and A/D graph display
16. On Click of Analog button, complete graph area for analog signal.
17. On Click of Digital button, complete graph area for digital signal.
18. On Click of A/D (Analog/Digital) button: Graph area divided into two parts for analog and digital
signal.
Zoom: This control shall perform following functionality
19. X-position (Arrow key: <<- and - >>) functionality shall be used in pause condition of oscilloscope.
Analog and Digital graph shall move in x-axis direction left and right for analysis.
20. Analog and Digital graph zoom In/Out shall be performed using Zoom In (+) and Zoom out (-)
Button or Zoom In/out also possible using slider.
Note: Only four steps for Zoom In/Out

Set Sampling Time:

21. Set Sampling Time: The user shall enter the sampling time, default is 250msec.

Slowest Device: Sampling response time of slowest device shall be updated every 5 sec among the
multiple connected devices to the application.
22. Sampling response time of slow device.

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 23. Mode: Slowest device mode (RS232, RS485, TCP/IP)
24. Units: Slowest device size and name
File: This control shall perform Load, Save, Print functionality of oscilloscope.
25. On load functionality of the Record file, Name of the file with path shall be displayed.
26. On click of this button, record file details shall be opened
27. Load: To open the oscilloscope record file, click the Load button. Two file types can be selected (.rec
and .peb)
NOTE: Long duration record file will take more due to validation for each row, each column
and each field. (Example: 30 second for 86 Hrs. record file).
28. Save: save the oscilloscope recording file, on stop recording the User will get prompt to store the
record file. In “Save Data” window user can select the path and enter the name of file. In the note
area it is possible to write notes about record file that will be stored together with the oscilloscope
values in the recorded file. The recorded extension will be .rec.

Fig. 31 Pop-up for save data files (Record File)

29. Print: Print functionality of oscilloscope (Graph and operational)

Record: Oscilloscope recording functionality

30. Start/Stop Button: On click of this button, oscilloscope recording shall start and stop.
• Start /Stop button shall be disabled, if no device is connected.
• Start/Stop button shall be enabled, if minimum one device is connected
• On Click of Start button (shows in Green colour), it changed to stop button (shows in Red
colour).
• On Click of Stop button (shows in Red colour), it changed to start button (shows in Green
colour).
• On Click of Stop Button, pop-up windows shall be opened to save the recorded file. Same as
save functionality.
31. Pause/Resume: On click of this button, oscilloscope recording shall pause and resume.
• Pause /Resume button shall be disabled.
• Pause /Resume button shall be disabled, if no recording start.
• Pause /Resume button shall be active, if minimum one device is connected.
• On start of oscilloscope recording, Pause /Resume shall be enabled
• On Click pause, graph display updating shall stop, but recording shall continue in background.
User can click on legend view and select the portion of recorded signal using left and right side

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 cursor for offline analysis.
• On Click of resume button, recording update shall continue on display.
32. PEBB: PEBB button is enable, if PEBB view check box is tick (checked).
• On click on PEBB button Pop-up window shall open.

Note!
PEBB configuration must be done before start of oscilloscope.

33. Trigger indication: On start of trigger, trigger indication shall blink as Red and Gray LED.
34. Trigger: On Click of Trigger button, Pop-up windows shall open to configure the trigger.
35. Trigger Status:
Not Active: If Trigger is not configured
Configured: If Trigger is configured
Waiting: Before start of trigger (If Trigger is configured)
Running: Trigger is started (LED blink will start Gray and Red)

Note!
Trigger must configure before start of oscilloscope.

36. Favourite:
Favourite List is the advance feature of EmoSoftCom, It has four sets A, B, C and D. User can create
the Favourite list as per his wish and can provide the set name to each set individually. User can
modify favourite list any time using ADD, Remove and Save buttons.

There are two types of Mode

a)Favourites List for Connected units on RS232, RS485 and TCP/IP: This option available for
connected units.
b)Favourite List for “Unit on File: This option available when user load the record file.

Fig. 32 Fig. 4.5.4 Favourite List

i. Select Sets: four Favourite sets shall be supported (Set A, Set B, Set C, Set D)
ii. Rename: Click “Rename” to update Set Name.
iii. Enter the Name of Favourite List Name and Click “Rename” to update Set Name
iv. Select the Mode: User can select the RS232, RS485 and TCP/IP mode to create
favourite list.
v. Unit: Select the Connected device to create favourite list

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 vi. Add: User can add the signal in favourite list from drop-down list of parameter.

Fig. 33 Signal Add in favourite List

vii. Remove: Select the Signal from added list and Click Remove button to remove the
signal from favourite list.
viii.Save: On Click of Save button modified favourite list shall be saved.
ix. Apply: On Click of Apply button selected favourite list apply to the selected unit and
window will closed

37. Oscilloscope setting: Background colour changed, Line width (Thin, Fat) and Grid ON (Yes, No)

4.5.2 Utilization of graph area

Fig. 34 Maximum space utilization for oscilloscope View (A)

1. User can hide top side logo portion using mouse, Keep the mouse cursor on separation and lift the
window.
2. Hide the right side device list panel
3. Hide the left side oscilloscope control panel.

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Maximum oscilloscope graph area shall be available, refer the below image

Fig. 35 Maximum space utilization for oscilloscope View (B)

4.5.3 Legend view

The lower part of the oscilloscope view is called legend view. It’s a summary of recording (complete
recording) only for analog signal. The selected signals shall be shown in the oscilloscope view and
legend view. If all signals are selected then all of them should appear in both the views. Legend view
shall update automatically.
When recorded signals are to be viewed in the online display, the oscilloscope will be temporarily
stopped using a pause button as the recording continues in the background and the recorded signals
are displayed. On click of legend view, left and right cursor shall appear and selected portion between
two cursors shall display in Analog view. User can select any part of signal in legend view to verify the
Zoom portion of signal in Oscilloscope view. When clicking anywhere in the Legend View the
oscilloscope view must show that part of the recording both in online and offline mode. Different
portions of the legend view can be clicked and viewed in the oscilloscope view.
Once resume button is Clicked the online display continues both in the legend view and in the
oscilloscope view.

Note!
Limitation of Left and Right side cursor gap: Minimum Gap between two cursor should be two sec.
User can not move the two cursor less two sec gap. To avoid the overlap of two cursor, application
maintaining 2 sec gap.

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Fig. 36 Legend View and Select the portion for Analysis

1. Left side cursor: Move this cursor using mouse left key and release the mouse left key to place the
left side cursor in appropriate position.
2. Right side cursor: Move this cursor using mouse left key and release the mouse left key to place the
right side cursor in appropriate position

4.5.4 Oscilloscope Trigger

When the device is connected, the Trigger button will be enabled. There are two types of trigger,
Level trigger and Conditional trigger. Configuration of trigger shall be allowed to user before start of
oscilloscope. On click of Trigger button a pop-up appears. Default “No Trigger” radio button
selected.

Fig. 37 Trigger Indication, Trigger Configuration and Trigger Status

1. Trigger: On Click of Trigger Button, user can configure the Trigger (Level or Conditional Trigger)

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 2. Trigger Status:
• Not Active: If Trigger is not configured
• Configured: If Trigger is configured
• Waiting: Before start of trigger (If Trigger is configured)
• Running: Trigger is started (LED blink will statored filert Gray and Red)
• Completed: After completion of trigger
3. Trigger Indication: On start of Trigger, LED blinking will start (Gray and Red)

4.5.4.1 Level Trigger

On selecting Level Trigger option, level trigger pop-up shall open for configuration.

Note!
Allow user to configure Trigger before start of oscilloscope.
Trigger configuration only for single unit at a time.

Fig. 38 Level Trigger Configuration

User must follow the below Procedure for configuration of level trigger.
Mode: Select the Mode RS232, RS485 or TCP/IP using dropdown option.
Unit Name: Connected Device list shall be updated for above selected Mode. User can select the
device using dropdown option.

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Signal Name: List of Oscilloscope parameter shall be displayed for above selected unit. Select the
signal from dropdown list to configure the threshold.

NOTE!
Also possible to select individual digital I/O channel as trigger signal, see figure above.

Trigger Type: User can select the trigger type from dropdown list. Three types are available in the list
Raising Edge, Falling edge and both.
Value: Enter the high and low threshold for selected signal and Trigger Type.

Trigger Type
Raising Falling Both
High Enable Disable Enable
Value
Low Disable Enable Disable

• If users select the Trigger type as “Raising”, user can enter only the high value and the
low value will be disabled.
• If users select the Trigger type as “Falling”, user can enter only the low value and the
high value will be disabled.
• If users select the Trigger type as “Both”, User can enter the High and low value.
Trigger can generate if selected signal cross the any threshold value (High or Low).
Capture Time (Delta Time): User shall enter MM (minute) and SS (second) capture time before
and after start of trigger point using dropdown option.
Before Time: Data for the specified time before the occurrence of trigger
After Time: Data from the start of the trigger to the specified time.
Total waveform capture time = Before Time + After Time
If signal levels cross the threshold, recording will start. Recording stop after completion of set time.
Recorded wave form shall be stored in TRIGGER folder in application path. User can load the
Trigger file for offline analysis, same as record file.
Trigger indication shall blink (Red and Gray LED) in oscilloscope view, So that user will get the
information trigger start and on completion of trigger blinking shall stop.

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Example of Trigger:

Trigger Start Point

Speed Plot
1500

Speed 1000 Value High = 1000 RPM

(RPM )
5 00

0
Time ->
Capture Time Capture Time
Before Trigger After Trigger

Fig. 39 Trigger Type Raising

1500
Trigger Start P oint
Speed
(RPM ) 1000
Speed Plot
50 0 Value High = 50 0 RPM

0
Time ->

Capture Time Capture Time

Before Trigger After Trigger

Fig. 40 Trigger Type falling

Trigger Falling Edge Trigger Rais ing Edge

Speed Plot
1500 Start Point Start Point

Speed 1000 Value High = 1000 RPM

(RPM)
50 0 Value High = 500 RPM

0
Time ->
Capture Capture Capture Capture
Time Time Time Time
Before After Before After
Trigger Trigger Trigger Trigger

Fig. 41 Trigger Type Raising and falling edge

Number of Trigger: User can set the Single and multiple trigger option to record the trigger
waveform. It can be single or multiple. In case of single sample, the trigger is set to be active for only
once the value reaches as per the specified conditions.
Single: Only once the trigger shall be considered, example: selected waveform cross the threshold
many times, only first time trigger shall be generated. Next time when the signal crosses the
threshold, trigger shall not be generated.
Multiple: Multiple Trigger waveform file shall be generated and stored in TRIGGER folder, there
are two options for multiple trigger
Maximum Total file size (in MB): User shall set the size of trigger folder, multiple trigger file shall
consider to record. If folder size cross the Set size (in MB), Trigger shall not be considered for record.
Default is 1 MB.

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Maximum Total Duration (in HH:MM:SS): User shall set the maximum total duration for trigger
monitoring, Multiple trigger file shall consider to record and multiple record file shall store in
TRIGGER folder. After completion of Maximum total duration, trigger shall not be recorded even if
trigger is generated.
Confirm: By clicking “confirm” button trigger configuration are set and pop-up window shall close.
Close: By clicking “close” button trigger configuration are not set and pop-up windows shall close

Note!
In case of Number of trigger Multiple, if user select trigger time (before + after = 1Hrs.) and Maximum
total file size 1 MB. First preference to trigger Duration, if trigger recording file size is more than 1
MB, Trigger file will save for 1Hrs. (as per setting Trigger duration is 1 Hrs. approximate file size 1.247
kB). In this case if trigger occur again (second time). Application won’t consider trigger due to
previous file size is already cross 1 MB. This note is applicable for conditional trigger also.

Example of Multiple Trigger:

Trigger Po in t
Trigger Point
1500 Speed Plot
Value High =
Speed 1000
1000 RPM
(RPM)

500

0
Time ->
Capture Capture Capture Capture
Time Time Time Time
Before After Before After
Trigger Trigger Trigger Trigger

Fig. 42 Multiple trigger sample

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4.5.4.2 Conditional Trigger
On click of Conditional trigger the conditional trigger pop-up window shall open. Here we can
specify the trigger for two signals from the same unit. The rest of the conditions are same as level
trigger.

Fig. 43 Conditional Trigger Configuration

Group A: Signal Name and Trigger Type and value (High, Low) set same as level trigger, Trigger start
point same as Level trigger.
Group B: Signal Name and Trigger Type and value (High, Low) set same as level trigger, Trigger start
point same as Level trigger.
Trigger Condition: Different conditions can be given for any two signals and the data can be
recorded.
AND: Trigger record shall be started; If Group A and Group B trigger condition are satisfied
OR: Trigger record shall be started; if any one Group A or Group B trigger condition is satisfied

4.5.4.3 Trigger file naming convention

../Application path/TRIGGER/
MODULENAME_CURRENTTIME_1.rec,
MODULENAME_CURRENTTIME_2.rec
Example:
FDU48_003_G1_DDMMYY_HH_MM_SS_1.rec

4.5.4.4 Trigger Setting stored in Trigger record file.

Trigger setting details shall be stored in “FDU48_003_G1_DDMMYY_HH_MM_SS_1.rec” file in
comment section of record file; user can Load the Trigger file and check configuration trigger and
Unit details.
Example:
Mode, Unit Name, Condition, Group A/B details (Signal Name, Trigger Type, Threshold value),
Capture time (Before time, After Time) and Number of sample Trigger (Single, Multiple)

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4.5.5 Oscilloscope Setting
• Environment (Background Colour): User can select the background
colour black or white on click of square button.
User can set the background colour using slider: gradually between
white to black or back to white wise versa.
• Line Width: User can change the width of the graph lines between
thin and fat by using the radio buttons for line width.
• Grid: User can select the Graph grid, using Yes or No Radio Button

Refer to the below screen with background colour is white, Line width is Fat and Grid is Yes.

Fig. 44 Oscilloscope View with background (WHITE), Grid (ON) and Signal width (FAT)

4.5.6 Power Electronics Building Block (PEBB) View

PEBB’s are the additional analog signals, similar to the analog signals in the oscilloscope. User can
monitor the PEBB signal in oscilloscope view. The PEBBs are represented individually; the values are
updated in real time just like the normal oscilloscope values.
• User should configure the PEBB unit before start of oscilloscope.
• PEBB view checkbox shall display in record menu of oscilloscope.
• PEBB View checkbox shall be active, if device is connected.
• PEBB Button shall be enabled, if PEBB view checkbox is selected.
• On Click of PEBB button, pop-up window shall open to configure PEBB unit.
• Pop-up window can be re-sized; simultaneously user can monitor the PEBB signal along with analog signal
of oscilloscope.
• PEBB file extension shall be.peb.

Attention!

! Actual sample time shall be affected when PEBB values are included because of more
data acquisition.

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 Attention!

! The PEBB functionality is supported in the data files from version 4.20. If the inverter
contains earlier software version, the PEBBs will not be detected in EmoSoftCom 3.11.

4.5.6.1 PEBB viewer window

Fig. 45 PEBB Configuration

1. Mode: User shall select the RS232, RS485 or TCP/IP from dropdown list
2. Unit: User shall select the device above selected Mode
3. Confirm: After configuration of Mode and Unit, User must Click “Confirm button”. On Click of
“Confirm” button, EmoSoftCom will read the number of PEBB and signal list and generate the
PEBB view.
4. Number of PEBB’s: EmoSoftCom detects the number of PEBB’s for selected device and displays in
this field.
5. PBuC Build: EmoSoftCom reads the PBuC Build number and displays in this field
6. PEBB Type: EmoSoftCom reads the PEBBB Type and displays in this field
7. Parameter Name: PEBB parameter list (Analogue signal list) displayed in this column. This column
is common for all PEBBs
8. List of PEBBs signal (Additional analogue signal, same as oscilloscope analogue signal)
9. PEBB signal value, unit of signal, Minimum scale and Maximum scale.
Value: In this column, update the PEBB signal value in every sample.
Unit: In this column, display the unit of corresponding signal.
Min and Max: Default Min and Max is 0 to 100, User can Edit the Min and Max scale.
10. Select/unselect the PEBB signal on click of respective signal value. On click of colour dot, user can
changed the colour of signal.

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4.5.6.2 PEBB Signal Plot in Oscilloscope view

Fig. 46 PEBB signal Plot on Oscilloscope View

Attention!

! PEBB must be configured before start of oscilloscope.

PEBB record and display only for single unit at a time.

1. PEBB configure for TCP/IP

2. Device name “FDU48-003-G2” selected from TCP/IP device list
3. Number of PEBB’s =1 for selected size of device.
4. PBMC Temp waveform select from PEBB signal list and display the graph into oscilloscope view,
current value shall update right side (45.8 0C) of plot as well as in update in value (45.8 0C)
column in every sample.
5. Udc signal waveform select from PEBB signal list and display the graph into oscilloscope view,
current value shall update right side (307 V) of plot as well as in update in value (307 V) column in
every sample.
6. PEBB: PEBB button is enable, if PEBB view check box is tick (checked).

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4.5.6.3. Load PEBB recorded file (.peb) for offline Analysis.

Fig. 47 PEBB file load on Oscilloscope View

4.5.7 Oscilloscope Print

On Click of Print button in Oscilloscope view, below pop-up shall open to take the print. There are
two types of print (i) Graph (ii) Operational. User can take the printout with proper selection of
install driver printer or user can save the print as .pdf on hard disk.

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4.5.7.1 Graph Print
Select the graph Radio button; User can select the print for Analog/Digital/both graph using
checkbox.

OK: On Click of OK button print shall be sent to printer or save the .pdf file.
Cancel: On Click of Cancel button, print window shall be closed.
Analog Graph:

Fig. 48 Example of Oscilloscope Graph Print (Analog)

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Digital Graph:

Fig. 49 Example of Oscilloscope Graph Print (Digital)

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4.5.7.2 Operational Print
Select the operational Radio button;

OK: On Click of OK button print shall send to printer or save the .pdf file.
Cancel: On Click of Cancel button, print window shall close.

Fig. 50 Example of Oscilloscope Operational Print

Note!
PEBB Value printed for single unit in operational printout.

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5. Menu Bar

5.1 File Menu

Refer the section § 4.3.1to § 4.3.7 for details.

Fig. 51 File Menu option

5.1.1 Dat File Information

Step1: Open any shared .dat file.
Step2: Select dat file in “Units on file”
Step3: File-> Dat file information.
Output: Customer information from .dat file read and displays in customer information pop-up
windows.

Note!
• At the time of generating .dat file from application
using “save” functionality of parameter view,
customer information from application shall be
appended to .dat file.

• Dat file customer information is read only; user

cannot modify the customer information of .dat file.

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5.1.2 Key Board shortcut buttons
New (Ctrl + N): CVS file list open
Open (Ctrl + O): Open the .dat File
Save (Ctrl + S): Save the Parameter list as .dat file on Desktop
Print (Ctrl + P): Print the Parameter view
Compare (Ctrl + M): Open the compare parameter window.
Load from Drive (Ctrl + L): Import shall start for selected device
Load to Drive (Ctrl + T): Export shall start for selected device
Dat File Information (Ctrl + D): open the customer information for selected .dat file.
Exit (Ctrl + X): Close the Application

! Information for Shortcut buttons support and setting in Window-7.

• Navigate to Control Panel -> Ease of Access -> Ease of Access Centre
• Click Make the “keyboard easier to use”
• Click “Make it easier to use keyboard shortcuts”
• Check Underline keyboard shortcuts and access keys
• Click OK

5.2 Settings

Fig. 52 Setting Menu option

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5.2.1 Language
Select the language from dropdown list, EmoSoftCom support for following languages.
English, Swedish (Svenska), Dutch (Nederlands), German (Deutsch), French (Français), Spanish
(Español), Russian (Pycck...), Italian (Italiano), Czech (Cesky), Turkish, Portuguese.

Note!
User cannot change language in “status and fault logger” view.

5.2.2 Preferences

• “Load from Drive” on Automatic scan (scan Unit)

Checked: After completion of Auto Scan retrieves parameters from detected unit automatically.
Unchecked: Only unit is get connected, all parameter sets are empty
• “Load from Drive” on Manual Add unit
Checked: On successful connection retrieves parameters shall start automatically while manual add unit.
Unchecked: Only unit is get connected, all parameter sets are empty
• Automatic scan on application startup
Checked: On start of application, Auto scan shall start.
Unchecked: Normal start
• Automatic save setting on Exit
Checked: On closed of application, store the application configuration setting.
Unchecked: On closed of application, setting shall not store, previous setting shall maintain.
• “Load to Drive” only offline Changed Parameters
Checked: Only offline changed parameter are sent to drive on Click of “Load to Drive” button in
parameter view.
Unchecked: All parameters sets are sent to drive on Click of “Load to Drive” button in parameter view.

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5.2.3 Customer Data

5.2.4 Communication Settings

• Continue despite communication fault:

Checked: Ignore all communication faults, operation shall be continued
Unchecked: Handle all communication faults.
• Number of retries: User can select the number of retries 2 to 5
• Delay between messages (ms): By default 70 msec.

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5.3 Help

Fig. 53 Help Menu option

5.3.1 About EmoSoftCom

5.3.2 User Guide

Selecting “User Guide” option from “Help” Menu will open the user manual in .pdf format.

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6. Status View
Status parameters of a Drive can be monitored in status view. These parameter sets are Read only and
continuously updated. User can control the Device from Control Panel.

7. Fault Logger View

Fault logs of a Drive can be monitored in Fault Logger view. These parameter sets are Read only and
continuously updated.

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8. Logs
Following information shall be updated in logs
• Device Link connection, Connect/Disconnect/Failure
• Communication Error (Communication packet TX and RX information on failure w.r.t. time)
• Comm Log: Recent 100 logs
• Log History: Older than 100 Logs messages move to fault History (capacity 1000 logs)
• Logs after a count of 1000 are stored in a log file,
Example: Log folder shall be created in application path.
LogData/logData_<MMDDYYy>_<HHMMSS>.log

8.1 Current Fault log

8.2 History Fault log

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9. Glossary

Mac OS Macintosh Operating System

TCP/IP Transmission Control Protocol/ Internet Protocol
UI User Interface
GUI Graphical User Interface
PEBB Power Electronics Building Block
V/Hz Voltage/Hertz
RX/TX Receive /Transmit
CSV Comma Separated view
HMI Human Machine Interface
FTP File Transfer Protocol
TCP Transmission Control Protocol
IP Internet Protocol

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