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Useful HMI reserved and special registers
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LBxxxxx = BIT
LWxxxxx = WORD
See HMI register types: LB, LW, RWI and retentive/save register
LBxxxxx
| Adresse | Instruction | Notes | Read/Write |
|---|---|---|---|
| LB60000-60099 | Initial setting ON | These bits can be initialized to ON at system startup | R/W |
| LB60100 | Recipe download | Triggering this bit can write the data in the current RWI to the device, and reset it after completion | R/W |
| LB60101 | recipe upload | Triggering this bit can read the recipe from the device to the RWI register area, reset after completion | R/W |
| LB60102 | Recipe save | Triggering this bit can write the recipe from RWI to FLASH, reset after completion | R/W |
| LB60103 | Recipe Download Instructions | When the recipe is being written to the device, this bit is ON, and it is OFF after downloading | R |
| LB60104 | Recipe upload instructions | When the recipe is reading the device, this bit is ON, and it is OFF after downloading | R |
| LB60105 | Restart the HMI | Triggering this bit restarts the system | R |
| LB60106 | Backlight Control | Control this bit to ON to turn off the LCD backlight, OFF to turn on the LCD backlight | R/W |
| LB60107 | COM1 communication status | When ON, the communication is normal or there is no communication, and when OFF, the communication fails abnormally. | R |
| LB60108 | COM2 communication status | When ON, the communication is normal or there is no communication, and when OFF, the communication fails abnormally. | R |
| LB60186 | COM3 communication status | When ON, the communication is normal or there is no communication, and when OFF, the communication fails abnormally. | R |
| LB60109 | COM1 communication parameter modification storage | Triggering this bit can write the modified communication parameters into the FLASH storage area, and turns OFF after completion | R/W |
| LB60110 | COM2 communication parameter modification storage | Triggering this bit can write the modified communication parameters into the FLASH storage area, and turns OFF after completion | R/W |
| LB60187 | COM3 communication parameter modification storage | Triggering this bit can write the modified communication parameters into the FLASH storage area, and turns OFF after completion | R |
| LB60111 | Confirmation and modification of system parameters | Triggering this bit can write the modified system parameters into the FLASH storage area, and turns OFF after completion | R/W |
| LB60112 | Communication exception window | When ON, the exception window is allowed to pop up, and when OFF, the exception window is prohibited from popping up. | R/W |
| LB60113 | mouse cursor control | When ON, the mouse cursor appears, and when OFF, the cursor is disabled (only when using touch) | R/W |
| LB60114 | USB connection status | When ON, there is a USB device connected, and when OFF, no USB device is connected. | R |
| LB60115 | U-Disk Popup Dialog control | When ON, prevent u-disk popup dialog from showing up. | R/W |
| LB60116 | touch sound | Whether there is a sound when touched or clicked with the mouse | R/W |
| LB60117 | alarm sound | Is there a sound when an alarm occurs? | R/W |
| LB60118 | Clear the historical alarm record | The number of historical alarm records is cleared (automatic reset) | R/W |
| LB60119 | Operation record clear | The number of operation records is cleared (automatic reset) | R/W |
| LB60120 | Clear historical data records | Historical data record reset (automatic reset) | R/W |
| LB60121 | Overload recipe | Reload the recipe data of the current recipe serial number, this bit is ON, and it is OFF after reloading | R/W |
| LB60123 | Save history alarms | When ON, save historical alarm records to flash, and automatically OFF after saving | R/W |
| LB60124 | save historical data | When ON, save historical data to flash, and automatically OFF after saving | R/W |
| LB60127 | Send historical alarm files to U disk | Send historical alarm files to U disk, automatically OFF after sending | R/W |
| LB60128 | Send historical data files to U disk | Send historical data files to U disk, automatically OFF after sending | R/W |
| LB60129 | Send current project to U disk | Send the project file to the U disk, and automatically turn off after sending | R/W |
| LB60133 | The current user is logged in and out | When ON, cancels user login and automatically resets after completion | R/W |
| LB60141 | There is a realtime alarm happening | When a real-time alarm occurs, this bit is ON | R |
| LB60142 | The system is in a screen saver state | When in the screen saver state, this bit is ON | R |
| LB60143 | Copy the operation record to the U disk | When ON, send the operation record file to the U disk, and automatically OFF after sending | R/W |
| LB60145 | Copy all recipes to U disk | When ON, send the recipe file to the U disk, and automatically OFF after sending | W |
| LB60147 | USB two-digit barcode scanner scan end mark | When ON, triggers | R/W |
| LB60148 | Import historical data from U disk trigger bit | When ON, trigger; auto reset. The file name of historical data imported by this function must be hisdata+group number.csv, otherwise this function will be invalid. | R/W |
| LB60150 | Export the specified ID recipe to the trigger bit of the U disk | When ON, trigger; automatically reset | R/W |
| LB60152 | Import the specified ID recipe from the U disk to the HMI trigger bit | When ON, trigger; automatically reset | R/W |
| LB60154 | Clear the specified ID recipe trigger bit | When ON, trigger; automatically reset | R/W |
| LB60155 | Override Recipe Trigger Bit | When ON, trigger; automatically reset | R/W |
| LB60156 | Recipe read and save trigger bits | When ON, trigger; automatically reset | R/W |
| LB60163 | Export recipes to USB stick by group | When ON, trigger; automatically reset | R/W |
| LB60165 | Ethernet communication identification | ON: Normal communication OFF: Communication abnormal | R |
| LB60167 | Scan U disk files | When ON, trigger; automatic reset, scan the .csv files in the root directory and subdirectories of the U disk, and display them in a pop-up window for import and export of recipe files | R/W |
| LB60168 | Export historical data to U disk in groups | When ON, trigger; automatically reset, LW60408 sets the export history data group number | R/W |
| LB60169 | Station number disable mode selection | ON: Automatic mode OFF: Manual mode (default option). Automatic station number disabling and unlocking: When the touch screen uses the extended mode to communicate with multiple devices, a device fails and cannot communicate, the application program automatically disables the station number communication, and there is an automatic reconnection mechanism inside, when the device can communicate normally, automatically unblock, restore communication | R/W |
| LB60173 | Restart the VNC server | Restart the VNC server | R/W |
| LB60175 | Registers control the print window | When it is ON, the system automatically resets. The window number to be printed needs to be specified in LW61146. The screen number is invalid | R/W |
| LB60178 | TCP communication parameter modification enable flag bit | When using the standard mode to connect an Ethernet device, dynamically modify the IP, port number, station number and other parameters of the connected device, and the setting will take effect. For details, please refer to the 63186~63191 address description of [LW]. | R/W |
| LB60179 | Dynamic password key modification enable flag | Set dynamic password key, set to take effect, automatically reset, key setting address: LW63147 Data type: ASCII Length: 6 | R/W |
| LB60180 | Recipe name change trigger bit | LW63153 (ASCII input control, length 32), after the formula name is entered, this address will take effect and automatically reset after completion | R/W |
| LB60181 | Dynamic password enable flag | Set whether the dynamic password function is enabled 0; disable dynamic password 1: enable dynamic password | R/W |
| LB60182 | Dynamic password expiration time setting flag | Set the dynamic password expiration time, year, month, day, hour: LW63141 ~ 63146 Data type: 16-bit integer, setting the date set after the completion LB60182, set to take effect automatically reset. Note: Password protection process does not allow dynamic updating firmware or dial Code 1.3 to modify the system time, the firmware can be updated after entering the super password | R/W |
| LB60183 | Data in the power-off hold area is immediately stored as the trigger bit | Q series touch screen by default, the data in the power-off hold area will be automatically stored for 1 minute. By setting this address, the data in the power-off hold area will be stored immediately and automatically reset. | R/W |
LWxxxxx
| Adresse | Instruction | Notes | Read/Write |
|---|---|---|---|
| LW44000~44003 | Current IP address used | In IPs equipment redundancy mode | R |
| LW59010~59025 LW59026~59041 LW59106~59121 LW59042~59057 |
In extended mode, this register allows communication with a specific station to be enabled or disabled | Corresponding station number 0~255, each address corresponds to 16 station numbers, 59010 means station number 0~15, and so on. The X-th bit is 1, allowing the communication with the X station number, and when it is 0, the communication with the X station number is closed. COM1: 59010~59025, COM2: 59026~59041, COM3: 59106~59121, Ethernet: 59042~59057 | R/W |
| LW59058~59073 LW59074~59089 LW59154~59169 LW59090~59105 |
Station number communication status indication | Corresponding to station number 0~255, each address corresponds to 16 station numbers, 59058 means station number 0~15, and so on. The X bit is 1, the station number communication is abnormal; bit is 0, the station number communication is normal. COM1: 59058~59073, COM2: 59074~59089, COM3: 59154~59169, Ethernet: 59090~59105 | R |
| LW60000 | local time seconds | Bcd code, valid value range 0-59 | R/W |
| LW60001 | local time | Bcd code, valid value range 0-59 | R/W |
| LW60002 | local time | Bcd code, valid value range 0-23 | R/W |
| LW60003 | local time day | Bcd code, valid value range 1-31 | R/W |
| LW60004 | local time month | Bcd code, valid value range 1-12 | R/W |
| LW60005 | local time year | Bcd code, valid value range 0-9999 | R/W |
| LW60006 | local time week | Bcd code, valid value range 1-7 | R |
| LW60007 | system runtime | The time the system has been running, hours | R |
| LW60008 | system running time | System elapsed time, minutes | R |
| LW60009 | System runtime in seconds | System elapsed time, seconds | R |
| LW60010 | Current screen window number | The serial number of the current screen | R |
| LW60012 | current language | Corresponding language serial number | R |
| LW60013 | Numerical input allowable upper limit value | When the custom keyboard pops up, the upper limit of the allowed input is displayed in ASCII | R |
| LW60023 | Numerical input allowable lower limit value | When the custom keyboard pops up, the lower limit of the allowed input is displayed in ASCII | R |
| LW60033 | The input data content displayed on the keyboard | The input data content displayed on the keyboard, the characters input from the keyboard, ASCII display | R |
| LW60065 | The current system login user | current user serial number | R |
| LW60066 | Current system login user password | Display the current user’s password, 16 characters, ASCII display | R |
| LW60074 | The current system login user name | Display the current user name, 32 characters, ASCII display | R |
| LW60090 | Whether user 1 is enabled | 0 – not enabled, 1 – enabled | R |
| LW60091 | Whether user 2 is enabled | 0 – not enabled, 1 – enabled | R |
| LW60092 | Whether user 3 is enabled | 0 – not enabled, 1 – enabled | R |
| LW60093 | Whether user 4 is enabled | 0 – not enabled, 1 – enabled | R |
| LW60094 | Whether user 5 is enabled | 0 – not enabled, 1 – enabled | R |
| LW60095 | Whether user 6 is enabled | 0 – not enabled, 1 – enabled | R |
| LW60096 | Whether user 7 is enabled | 0 – not enabled, 1 – enabled | R |
| LW60097 | Whether user 8 is enabled | 0 – not enabled, 1 – enabled | R |
| LW60098 | User 1 first name | 32 characters, ASCII display | R |
| LW60114 | User 2 first name | 32 characters, ASCII display | R |
| LW60130 | User 3 name | 32 characters, ASCII display | R |
| LW60146 | User 4 first name | 32 characters, ASCII display | R |
| LW60162 | User 5 name | 32 characters, ASCII display | R |
| LW60178 | User 6 name | 32 characters, ASCII display | R |
| LW60194 | User 7 first name | 32 characters, ASCII display | R |
| LW60210 | User 8 first name | 32 characters, ASCII display | R |
| LW60226 | User 1 password | 16 characters, ASCII display | R |
| LW60234 | User 2 password | 16 characters, ASCII display | R |
| LW60242 | User 3 password | 16 characters, ASCII display | R |
| LW60250 | User 4 password | 16 characters, ASCII display | R |
| LW60258 | User 5 password | 16 characters, ASCII display | R |
| LW60266 | User 6 password | 16 characters, ASCII display | R |
| LW60274 | User 7 password | 16 characters, ASCII display | R |
| LW60282 | User 8 password | 16 characters, ASCII display | R |
| LW60290 | screen saver time | Display the screen saver time specified during configuration, the setting range is 0~60 | R/W |
| LW60291 | Indicator flashing cycle | The blinking period of the indicator light control, the minimum value is 0.1, the unit is s | R/W |
| LW60292 | The position of the X when touched | The position of the X coordinate when touched | R |
| LW60293 | Y’s position when touched | The position of the Y coordinate when touched | R |
| LW60294 | The position of the X when the touch leaves | The position of the X coordinate when the touch leaves | R |
| LW60295 | The position of Y when the touch leaves | The position of the Y coordinate when the touch leaves | R |
| LW60296 | touch state | 1-touch, 0-release | R |
| LW60297 | Checkout of COM1 | Communication parameters, calibration, 0-NONE, 1-EVEN, 2-ODD | R/W |
| LW60298 | Baud rate of COM1 | Communication parameters, baud rate, 0-1200, 1-2400, 2-4800, 3-9600, 4-19200, 5-38400, 6-57600, 7-115200 | R/W |
| LW60299 | stop bit of COM1 | Communication parameters, stop bits, 0-1stops, 1-2stops | R/W |
| LW60300 | Data length of COM1 | Communication parameters, data length, 0-7bits, 1-8bits | R/W |
| LW60301 | HMI address of COM1 | Communication parameters, HMI address | R/W |
| LW60302 | PLC address of COM1 | Communication parameters, PLC address | R/W |
| LW60303 | COM1 PLC consecutive address interval | The length of the maximum continuous address that can be read in a single communication | R/W |
| LW60304 | COM1 communication time | Communication delay time | R/W |
| LW60305 | COM1 retries | The number of times the system resends when the communication is abnormal | R/W |
| LW60306 | COM1 address mode | Address mode, 0-standard mode, 1-extended mode | R |
| LW60307 | COM1 communication timeout time | Set the communication timeout time, in ms | R/W |
| LW60308 | COM1 communication current wait time | The current waiting time of communication, in ms | R/W |
| LW60309 | COM1 HMI location | 0-local, 1-remote | R/W |
| LW60312 | Checksum of COM2 | Communication parameters, calibration, 0-NONE, 1-EVEN, 2-ODD | R/W |
| LW60313 | Baud rate of COM2 | Communication parameters, baud rate, 0-1200, 1-2400, 2-4800, 3-9600, 4-19200, 5-38400, 6-57600, 7-115200 | R/W |
| LW60314 | stop bit of COM2 | Communication parameters, stop bits, 0-1stops, 1-2stops | R/W |
| LW60315 | Data length of COM2 | Communication parameters, data length, 0-7bits, 1-8bits | R/W |
| LW60316 | HMI address of COM2 | Communication parameters, HMI address | R/W |
| LW60317 | PLC address of COM2 | Communication parameters, PLC address | R/W |
| LW60318 | COM2 PLC continuous address interval | The length of the maximum continuous address that can be read in a single communication | R/W |
| LW60319 | COM2 communication time | Communication delay time | R/W |
| LW60320 | COM2 retries | The number of times the system resends when the communication is abnormal | R/W |
| LW60321 | COM2 address mode | Address mode, 0-standard mode, 1-extended mode | R |
| LW60322 | COM2 communication timeout time | Set the communication timeout time, in ms | R/W |
| LW60323 | COM2 communication current wait time | The current waiting time of communication, in ms | R/W |
| LW60324 | COM2 HMI location | 0-local, 1-remote | R/W |
| LW61216~61247 | HMI S/N | HMI serial number (S/N) information | R |
| LW61270 | Checksum of COM3 | Communication parameters, calibration, 0-NONE, 1-EVEN, 2-ODD | R/W |
| LW61271 | Baud rate of COM3 | Communication parameters, baud rate, 0-1200, 1-2400, 2-4800, 3-9600, 4-19200, 5-38400, 6-57600, 7-115200 | R/W |
| LW61272 | stop bit of COM3 | Communication parameters, stop bits, 0-1stops, 1-2stops | R/W |
| LW61273 | Data length of COM3 | Communication parameters, data length, 0-7bits, 1-8bits | R/W |
| LW61274 | HMI address of COM3 | Communication parameters, HMI address | R/W |
| LW61275 | PLC address of COM3 | Communication parameters, PLC address | R/W |
| LW61276 | COM3 PLC continuous address interval | The length of the maximum continuous address that can be read in a single communication | R/W |
| LW61277 | COM3 communication time | Communication delay time | R/W |
| LW61278 | COM3 retries | The number of times the system resends when the communication is abnormal | R/W |
| LW61279 | COM3 address mode | Address mode, 0-standard mode, 1-extended mode | R/W |
| LW61280 | COM3 communication timeout time | Set the communication timeout time, in ms | R/W |
| LW61281 | COM3 communication current wait time | The current waiting time of communication, in ms | R/W |
| LW61282 | COM3 HMI location | 0-local, 1-remote | R |
| LW60327 | Number of historical alarms | The total number of historical alarms that occurred that were recorded | R / double word |
| LW60329 | Number of historical records | The total number of historical data records recorded | R / double word |
| LW60333 | keyboard language switch | 1-Chinese keyboard, 0-English keyboard, for standard keyboard | R/W |
| LW60334 | CPU usage | CPU runtime usage of the current system | R |
| LW60335 | The current brightness value of the backlight | The current brightness value of the backlight (140~450) | R/W |
| LW60337 | Current project creation time year | Current project file creation time year | R |
| LW60338 | Current project creation time month | Current project file creation time month | R |
| LW60339 | Current project creation date and time | The current project file creation date and time | R |
| LW60340 | current user language set | current language | W |
| LW60359 | Copy historical alarms by serial number range to U disk | When equal to 1, copy the historical alarms of the specified serial number range to the U disk | R/W |
| LW60361 | Copy historical alarms by time range to U disk | When equal to 1, copy the historical alarms of the specified time range to the U disk | R/W |
| LW60363 | Export historical alarm start sequence number | R/W | |
| LW60365 | Export historical alarm end sequence number | R/W | |
| LW60367 | Export history alarm start time | The length is 6 characters, which are the year, month, day, hour, minute and second. | R/W |
| LW60373 | Export historical alarm end time | The length is 6 characters, which are the year, month, day, hour, minute and second. | R/W |
| LW60379 | File name when exporting historical alarms to U disk | 22 characters long | R/W |
| LW60408 | The current group number control address of the historical data | Specify the current group number of historical data | R/W |
| LW60409 | Copy historical data by serial number range to U disk | When equal to 1, copy the historical data of the specified serial number range to the U disk | R/W |
| LW60411 | Copy historical data by time range to U disk | When equal to 1, copy the historical data of the specified time range to the U disk | R/W |
| LW60413 | Export historical data start sequence number | R/W | |
| LW60415 | Export historical data end sequence number | R/W | |
| LW60417 | Export historical data start time | The length is 6 characters, which are the year, month, day, hour, minute and second. | R/W |
| LW60423 | End time of exporting historical data | The length is 6 characters, which are the year, month, day, hour, minute and second. | R/W |
| LW60429 | File name when exporting historical data to U disk | 24 characters long | R/W |
| LW60441 | Modify User 1 Password Cache | 16 characters long, ASCII display | R/W |
| LW60449 | Enable to modify the password of user 1 | When it is 1, the password of user 1 will be changed to the password of the cache area, and it will be reset automatically after setting. | R/W |
| LW60451 | Modify User 2 Password Cache | 16 characters long, ASCII display | R/W |
| LW60459 | Enable to modify the password of user 2 | When it is 1, the password of user 2 will be changed to the password of the cache area, and it will be reset automatically after setting. | R/W |
| LW60461 | Modify User 3 Password Cache | 16 characters long, ASCII display | R/W |
| LW60469 | Enable to modify the password of user 3 | When it is 1, the password of user 3 will be changed to the password of the cache area, and it will be reset automatically after setting. | R/W |
| LW60471 | Modify User 4 Password Cache | 16 characters long, ASCII display | R/W |
| LW60479 | Enable to modify the password of user 4 | When it is 1, the password of user 4 will be changed to the password of the cache area, and it will be reset automatically after setting. | R/W |
| LW60481 | Modify User 5 Password Cache | 16 characters long, ASCII display | R/W |
| LW60489 | Enable to modify the password of user 5 | When it is 1, the password of user 5 will be changed to the password of the cache area, and it will be reset automatically after setting. | R/W |
| LW60491 | Modify User 6 Password Cache | 16 characters long, ASCII display | R/W |
| LW60499 | Enable to modify the password of user 6 | When it is 1, the password of user 6 will be changed to the password of the cache area, and it will be reset automatically after setting. | R/W |
| LW60501 | Modify user 7 password cache | 16 characters long, ASCII display | R/W |
| LW60509 | Enable to modify the password of user 7 | When it is 1, the password of user 7 will be changed to the password of the cache area, and it will be reset automatically after setting. | R/W |
| LW60511 | Modify User 8 Password Cache | 16 characters long, ASCII display | R/W |
| LW60519 | Enable to modify the password of user 8 | When it is 1, the password of user 8 will be changed to the password of the cache area, and it will be reset automatically after setting. | R/W |
| LW60520 | HMI model | 40 characters | R |
| LW60540 | bootloader version number | 40 characters | R |
| LW60560 | OS version number | 40 characters | R |
| LW60580 | software version number | 40 characters | R |
| LW60600 | Operation record enable | When it is 1, the operation record is allowed to be recorded | R/W |
| LW60601 | Number of operation records | Display the number of current operation records | R |
| LW60602 | Screen capture enabled | When it is 1, enable screen capture and reset automatically after setting | R/W |
| LW60603 | Screenshot storage location | 0-U disk | R/W |
| LW60604 | Enable HMI protection | When 1, use HMI protection | R/W |
| LW60605 | Set the total number of password levels for HMI protection | Set the total number of password levels for HMI protection, up to 15 passwords can be set | R/W |
| LW60606~60835 | Setting the lifetime of the HMI protection | Blocks of registers store year, month, day, hour, minute, second, expiration prompt screen and unlock password (16 characters) for password levels 1 to 10: 60606-60628 (level 1), 60629-60651 (level 2), 60652-60674 (level 3), 60675-60697 (level 4), 60698-60720 (level 5), 60721-60743 (level 6), 60744-60766 (level 7), 60767-60789 (level 8), 60790-60812 (level 9), 60813-60835 (level 10) | R/W |
| LW63000~63114 | Setting the lifetime of the HMI protection (levels 11-15) | Blocks of registers store year, month, day, hour, minute, second, expiration prompt screen and unlock password (16 characters) for password levels 11 to 15: 63000-63022 (level 11), 63023-63045 (level 12), 63046-63068 (level 13), 63069-63091 (level 14), 63092-63114 (level 15) | R/W |
| LW63115~63130 | The highest level password modification input address | The highest level password modification address (password length is 16 characters), after the input is completed, enter 1 in LW63131 to make the currently set password effective | R/W |
| LW63131 | Highest level password enable address | After the highest level password input (LW63115~63130) is completed, enter 1 in this address to make the highest level password effective | R/W |
| LW60836 | Enable store to HMI | When it is 1, the HMI protection setting is stored in the HMI, and the setting is automatically reset. | R/W |
| LW60837 | Initialize HMI protection state | Reset the HMI protection to the initial state. Unlocked users need to unlock again | W |
| LW60997 | USB input function assignment | Default is 0, USB keyboard input or USB mouse operation. When it is 1, it is used for scanning gun scanning input | R/W |
| LW60998 | USB two-digit barcode scanning end symbol definition | 0-ENTER, 1-TAB+ENTER | R/W |
| LW60999 | USB two-digit barcode scan code length | R/W | |
| LW61000~61127 | Two-digit barcode scanning code storage and use | R/W | |
| LW61128 | Use of printer parameters | R/W | |
| LW61138 | Import recipe source recipe ID number | R/W | |
| LW61139 | Import recipe destination recipe ID number | R/W | |
| LW61140 | Clear recipe ID number | -1 when the initial value is displayed using a 16-bit integer; otherwise, 65535 | R/W |
| LW61141 | Switch the current recipe group number when the HMI is running | R/W | |
| LW61143 | Specify the group number when importing and exporting the formula U disk | R/W | |
| LW61146 | Specifies the window number to print when the register triggers printing | Enter the serial number of the window to be printed, set LB60175 to trigger printing, and automatically reset | R/W |
| LW62020~62039 | Current recipe name | ASCII display control, unicode encoding, length 20, displays the current recipe name | R |
| LW62040 | User login level selection | Set the user level that needs to be logged in, corresponds to the user level checked in “touch screen parameter setting” > “user password setting” option | R/W |
| LW62041~62056 | User login password input address | Correctly enter LW62040 to set the corresponding password of the user level. The highest authority password can unlock the current user level of all levels (password length is 16 characters), and complete the user login operation. | R/W |
| LW62057 | HMI delay times limit register | Check the delay option in HMI protection settings, you can modify the number of delays here, the default value is 1 | R/W |
| LW63141~63146 | Dynamic Password Expiration Time Settings | Year, month, day, hour, minute, second: LW63141~63146, data type 16-bit integer; set LB60182 after setting the date to take effect, resets automatically | R/W |
| LW63147~63152 | Dynamic password key setting address | Modify the dynamic password key, set address LW63147, data type ASCII length 6; set LB60179 to take effect after setting, resets automatically | R/W |
| LW63153~63184 | Formula name modification | ASCII input control, length 32; set LB60180 to take effect. After IP, port number and station number setting is completed, set LB60178 to take effect | W |
| LW63186~63189 | IP address of the Ethernet device | The IP address of the Ethernet device in standard mode, data type 16-bit integer; after setting IP, port number and station number, set LB60178 to take effect | R/W |
| LW63190 | Station number of the Ethernet device | The station number of the Ethernet device in standard mode, data type 16-bit integer; set LB60178 to take effect after setting | R/W |
| LW63191 | Port number of the Ethernet device | The port number of the Ethernet device in standard mode, data type 16-bit integer; after setting IP, port number and station number, set LB60178 to take effect | R/W |
| LW60838~60853 | Currently logged in user name | User rights function, displays the current login user name, control type: ASCII display control, length 32 | R |
| LW63200~63215 | Currently logged in user group | User rights function, displays the user group name of the currently logged in user (the first group to which he/she belongs), control type: ASCII display control, length 32 | R |