Note
If TP100 has never been configured before, the home screen will be empty, showing only the navigation buttons and the settings menu.
If the variable/register has a Modbus communication issue (where TP100 cannot access the register value), the header will be displayed in gray, as shown below:
For more information on defining an alarm condition, refer to the Alarm and Alarm Threshold parameters described in the Configuration Wizard manual.
1-2 HALF
3 FULL
Note
The arrangement of the tiles on the display can be decided using the Configuration Wizard (Manual available here).
Below is a description of all the elements:
In this case, arrows will appear next to the current register value, allowing you to increment () and decrement () the register value.
There are two ways to use the arrows:
Releasing the button and pressing it again with a short touch will apply the increment/decrement to the rightmost digit.
EXAMPLE
Once the desired value is selected, it will be possible to confirm the change by pressing the button.
If the register is protected, the password entry screen will appear:
In addition to the numeric keypad for entering the password, the following elements are present:
Once in Preset mode, simply select the icon. Below is a description of the elements that make up the screen:
Below are the main features of the graph:
Note
Due to limited space/resolution availability, some value variations may not be evident in the graph. For example, in the case of variables whose value extends in the order of tens/hundreds, variations related to the decimal part may not result in a visual change in the trend.
Note that in this case, it will not be possible to access the Preset mode. As soon as TP100 is able to acquire the register value again, the header will return to its natural color.
If at least one register is in a communication error state, an icon will be displayed at the bottom left of the footer.
TP100 can be configured in two ways:
If the connection is successful, the following screen will be displayed:
Note
Refer to the hardware manual (Hardware manual) for power and USB-C cable connections.
Note
The filename loaded into TP100 is not relevant. However, it is strictly necessary to keep the .json extension.
Warning
Some USB-C cables available on the market only carry power signals to the connector (this is the case, for example, with some cables used for smartphone battery charging).
To ensure that your PC correctly identifies TP100, make sure that the cable in use also carries data signals.
One way to verify this is by connecting your smartphone to the PC using a USB-C cable. If the smartphone is recognized, the cable can also be used for TP100.
If the connection is successful, the following screen will be displayed:
Note
Once downloaded to your PC, the file can be renamed as desired. However, it is essential to maintain the .json extension for future use.
Error
If FW: FAIL appears instead, it means the update was unsuccessful. Try turning off/on the device and repeat the operations. If the display remains completely black even after restarting the device, proceed to section 10.1. Device Reset.
Note
¹ The update file must be named FWTP100.hex. Any other name will not be accepted, and the update procedure will fail.
Note
² The byte count shown in the image is purely indicative and may vary depending on the loaded FW version.
If the device still does not start correctly, try repeating the procedure or contact Nethix support.