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2. Specifications of Components 3-15
Names and Specifications of Components
USB-A (Master Port)
This connector is used to connect a printer, USB flash drive, barcode reader, keyboard, mouse, or
USB hub. The USB-A port of the V9 unit complies with USB version 2.0.
Applications
USB Flash Drives
A USB flash drive can be connected to the V9 series unit to perform operations including screen
program transfers or saving of log data.
Connection Example
USB Flash Drive Specifications
The type of USB flash drives that can be used with the V9 series are shown below.
V-SFT-6 Setting
Required settings vary according to the application.
For more information, refer to V9 Series Reference Manual 2.
Bottom view Bottom view
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Enlarged view
Application V-SFT-6 Setting Refer to
Printer connection Required V9 Series Reference Manual 1
USB flash drive connection Required See page 3-15.
Barcode reader connection Required V9 Series Connection Manual 3
Keyboard/numeric keypad connection Required See page 3-16.
Mouse connection Not required See page 3-17.
USB hub connection Not required See page 3-18.
Storage Capacity File System
USB flash drive 32 GB max. FAT, FAT32
USB-A
V9
USB flash drive
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Notes on Handling a USB Flash Drive
1. When removing the USB flash drive, select [Storage Removal] in the system menu, or press the
[Storage Removal] switch.
2. Do not turn off power to the unit when the USB flash drive is being accessed.
3. Make a backup copy of the USB flash drive at regular intervals.
4. If a disk error occurs and data read/write operations are disabled, execute ScanDisk on Windows
and try to restore the disk.
If the disk cannot be restored, format the device. Note that formatting will completely erase all
stored data. (For information on executing ScanDisk on Windows, refer to the relevant Windows
manual.)
5. USB flash drives have a limited number of write cycles. Consequently, frequent writing at short
intervals may shorten the service life of USB flash drives. When using a USB flash drive to save
logging/alarm data, take the logging time/monitoring intervals into consideration. Also, avoid
repeated writing using the CYCLE macro command.
Keyboard and Numeric Keypad
Numeric values and characters can be entered by connecting a keyboard or numeric keypad to the V9
series unit.
Connection Example
Compatible Keyboards
V-SFT-6 Setting
An [Entry] icon must be registered on the screen where the keyboard is to be used.
In addition, setting of the numerical data or character display parts of [Entry Target] selected under
[Function] is required.
For details, refer to the V9 Series Reference Manual 1.
Type Description
Japanese keyboard 106 keyboard, 109 keyboard, etc.
US standard keyboard 101 keyboard, 104 keyboard, etc.
Numeric keypad
USB-A
V9
Keyboard
or
Numeric keypad
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Names and Specifications of Components
V9 Series Unit Setting
In the Local mode, select the type of keyboard to be connected.
For details, refer to the separate V9 Series Troubleshooting/Maintenance Manual.
Mouse
A mouse can be used to operate screens displayed on the V9 series unit by connecting a mouse to the
unit.
The mouse pointer displayed on the unit is shown below.
Connection Example
Mouse Operation
The mouse operations available on the unit are shown below.
Mouse Operation Action
Movement Moving the mouse pointer
Left-click Pressing a switch
USB-A
V9
Mouse