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6. Electrical connection
Disconnect the system and connect the module via the plug, see page 8 for wiring.
Connect the AMP contact via a 6.3 mm flat-pin plug to ground to comply with the
EMC requirements.
7. Operation
The functions and use of the tdm R 360 depend on the type of the system to be
monitored, on the controller and the user program which was created for the tdm
R 360.
Apart from this, it provides the following basic functions:
• Visualisation
The tdm R 360 shows process states (process data, preset values, actual values, etc.).
To do so, certain groups of data are combined into "images" and displayed by
means of text and graphics. These images contain
- text (fixed and dynamic)
- fixed and dynamic graphics: pictograms, diagrams (representation of values), x/y-
diagrams (representation of positions).
The images are cyclically displayed (depending on the program setting) but can also
be called up manually ("scrolling" in images).
• Message
The tdm R 360 indicates process states, process data, warnings, alarm messages,
etc. by a predefined text when the event to be signalled occurs. Messages appear
at the uppermost position of the processing stack, i.e. they superimpose the cur-
rent image. They can be created in such a way that the operator must confirm the
message by pressing a key.
Messages are also stored in the memory and can be called up manually.
• Operator menu
The tdm R 360 enables the input of data in the controller (preset values, actions,
etc.) To do so, operator menus are created with the editor and implemented in the
tdm R 360. The operator
- selects a menu from the list of the available menus,
- opens the menu,
- selects the value to be changed,
- opens the edit mode for this value,
- changes this value,
- confirms the alteration,
- transmits the new value to the controller.
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