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| Alarm/Message display function |
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| An alarm or message can be displayed in response to bit. |
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| Upon trouble occurrence, this is effective for giving detail instructions to operators and indication of trouble location by photos, to enable prompt action. |
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| Alarm log function |
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| Contents of the trouble and time can be stored and managed to display as the log data. Data items may be sorted in order of occurrence times and priorities. Using the data, failure causes and equipment availabilities can be analyzed and displayed. |
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| Data logging function |
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| The error information and numeric data sampled from the system are logged to store in the CF card. |
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| Recipe function |
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| The setting data (recipe data) for the equipment created on the personal computer can be written to the PLC via the CF card. Multiple sets of recipe data can be stored in the CF card and selected on the POD. |
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| Memory card editor(UG00P-MS) |
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| The memory card editor is the software used to write the data stored in the CF card, built-in SRAM, or SRAM cassette in the personal computer, or convert them into a CSV file. When the POD is connected with a personal computer via Ethernet (except Simple POD and Handy POD), on-site data can be monitored from a remote office. |
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