1.5.6.1 For Those Using GP-4100 Series

GP-4100 Series includes color and monochrome models. This manual uses the following descriptions.

Notiations in this manual	Model
GP-4100 Series (Color Model)	GP-4114T / GP-4115T / GP-4116T (hereafter referred to as GP-411T.) GP-4115T3 (hereafter referred to as GP-411T3.) NCP MRAM compatible When 4114T3 and 4116T3 are expanded WW, also modify the list of model descriptions. Remember to remove the diamond mark when removing the Postpone tag.
GP-4100 Series (Monochrome Model)	GP-4104 / GP-4105 / GP-4106 / GP-4107 (hereafter referred to as GP-410*.)
GP-4100 Series	Refers to both Color Model and Monochrome Model

Notiations in this manual

Model

GP-4100 Series (Color Model)

GP-4114T / GP-4115T / GP-4116T (hereafter referred to as GP-411*T.)

GP-4115T3 (hereafter referred to as GP-411*T3.)

GP-4100 Series (Monochrome Model)

GP-4104 / GP-4105 / GP-4106 / GP-4107 (hereafter referred to as GP-410*.)

GP-4100 Series

Refers to both Color Model and Monochrome Model

When using GP-4100 Series (Color Model)

Special Features

Unsupported Parts and Features

Limitations for Parts and Features

Special Features

GP-4100 Series (Color Model) has the following features.

When the display unit and computer are connected with the USB transfer cable (TypeA miniB), and there is no device/PLC, LAN cable, or external storage device connected to the display unit, even if power is not being supplied from the display unit's power cable, you can transfer the project file. However, due to the following limitations, make sure power is supplied from the power cable when operating the display unit.
Functions other than project data transfer may not operate.
Regardless of the brightness setting, the screen display may be dimmed. When power is supplied from the power cable the screen displays with the defined brightness setting.

For operation when changing to GP-4100 series from any other model, or when changing to other models from GP-4100 series, see the following.
5.6.1 Restrictions on Changing Models
2 point touch is not supported. Be aware that when you simultaneously touch two points on the touch panel, the touch coordinates are calculated at the center of the two touch points.
GP-411*T3 is equipped with NVRAM for backup memory. Please regard all instances of "SRAM" in this document as "NVRAM". For the type of backup data you can store in memory, as well as the priority when storing data, see the following.
2.3 About the Display Unit's Internal Data

As the GP-411*T is not equipped with backup memory, part of the internal memory is used as the backup area. User documents refer to this area as "virtual backup memory". Data in virtual backup memory, just like backup memory (SRAM), is preserved even when the display unit is turned off or restarted. You can check the virtual memory usage. From the [Project (F)] menu, point to [Information (I)], select [Project Information (I)], and then select [SRAM Information].

Turning off or restarting the GP-4100 Series (Color Model) initializes the internal clock. To maintain the clock data, you can either use the Clock Update Settings to update the clock data from a device/PLC, or attach the RTC Battery Set (option) to the display unit.
For information on precautions or how to attach the RTC Battery Set, refer to the corresponding hardware manual for your display unit.
See the following for information on Clock Update Settings.
5.5.2 Common - Clock Update Settings
You can use USB-connected printers, bar code readers and two-dimensional code readers.

Unsupported Parts and Features

The following are parts and features unsupported by GP-4100 Series (Color Model).

Parts
Movie Player
Image Unit Display
Remote PC Access (RPA)
System Settings
Video/Movie
I/O Driver
Image Unit
E-mail
Common Settings
Operation Log Settings (GP-411*T only)
Sound
Change Backlight Color
Movie
Image Unit Window
Global Functions
Others
Ladder Monitor
Remote PC Access
WinGP
Project Converter
AUX Output

Limitations for Parts and Features

On the GP-4100 Series (Color Model), some of the following parts and functions have limitations and differences depending on the model.

Part / Feature	Other Items / Limitations
Switch Lamp	Cannot output to AUX port. Get operation log differs between models. GP-411T: Cannot get operation log. GP-411T3: Can get operation log.
Picture Display	You cannot use features that require a SD Card.
D-script Common Settings [Global D-Script] Common Settings [Extended Script]	When communicating with external equipment, even if you set the communication format to RS232C you cannot set up the 5V power supply. Cannot use the following programming functions. [SD File Operation]-Delete File, Output File List, Read File, Read CSV File, Change File Name, and Write File [Others] - Start Application and Exit WinGP [Label Settings] PRN_CTRL, SD_FILELIST_NUM, SD_READ_NUM, SD_ERR_STAT
[Alarm]	Memory for saving alarm history data differs between models. GP-411T: Saves to virtual backup memory. GP-411T3: Saves to backup memory. When using GP-411*T, you can also define the interval at which alarm history data is saved to virtual backup memory. 20.12.1.1 Alarm Settings (Common Settings)
Common Settings [Sampling]	Whether sampled data is saved differs between models. GP-411T: Does not save to virtual backup memory. Turning off the display unit erases the data. GP-411T3: Saves to backup memory.
Common Settings [Recipe]	Memory for saving filing data differs between models. GP-411T: Run [Prepare Transfer] to save to virtual backup memory. GP-411T3: Saves to backup memory. 26.11 Filing Data Flow
Common Settings - Start Screen Settings	You cannot set up [Display progress bar at startup].
System Settings [Display Unit]	In the [Operation Settings] tab, whether you can set up [Backup Internal Device] differs between models. GP-411T: You cannot set up. GP-411T3: You can set up.

When Using GP-4100 Series (Monochrome Model)

Special Features

Unsupported Parts and Features

Limitations for Parts and Features

Special Features

You can copy GP-4100 series screens only to other GP-4100 series projects.
For operation when changing to GP-4100 series from any other model, or when changing to other models from GP-4100 series, see the following.
5.6.1 Restrictions on Changing Models
GP-4100 series do not support 2-point touch. Be aware that when you simultaneously touch two points on the touch panel, the touch coordinates are calculated at the center of the two touch points.
Since the models in the GP-4100 series are not equipped with backup memory, part of the internal memory is used as the backup area. User documents refer to this area as "virtual backup memory".
Data in virtual backup memory, just like backup memory (SRAM), is preserved even when the display unit is turned off or restarted.
You can check the virtual memory capacity. From the [Project (F)] menu, point to [Information (I)], select [Project Information (I)], and then select [SRAM Information].
The screen area is used when you use something other than fixed fonts. You can check the screen area capacity from the [System Settings], [Font].
Cannot save data to external storage (except for saving sampled data to a CSV file), or read data from external storage.
You can change between three backlight colors on the GP-4100 series. You can change the backlight using one of these methods. From the base screen's shortcut menu, select [Change Attributes] and in the dialog box set the [Backlight Color] and [Backlight Blink]. Or you can use the #H_BackLightColor system variable. You cannot use the [Common Settings] menu's [Change Backlight Color] command.
1. GP410*G1D: Green/Red/Orange
2. GP410*W1D: White/Red/Peach
When resetting or turning OFF the GP-4100 series unit, the clock is initialized. You need to update the clock. GP-4100 series units support getting clock information from a device/PLC.
5.5.2 Common - Clock Update Settings
Unable to communicate with multiple devices/PLCs set up with different drivers.
When using Ethernet Multilink, you can use the GP-4104 only as a slave display unit. You cannot use it as a master display unit. Additionally, you can set up a maximum of 2 devices/PLCs.
The GP-4104 cannot connect to a network printer.
You cannot set [Bit Length] or [Data Format] to 8 bits.

Unsupported Parts and Features

The following are parts and features unsupported by GP-4100 Series (Monochrome Model).

Parts
Selector List
XY Historical Scatter Graph
XY Block Display Scatter Graph
Text Alarm
Movie Player
Image Unit Display
Remote PC Access (RPA)
Sampling Data Display
Special Data Display
Image Sensor Display
Enhanced Recipe List
Enhanced Recipe Data List
System Settings
Logic Programs
Video/Movie
Printer
I/O Driver
FTP Server
Modem
Image Unit
E-mail
Common Settings
Recipe - Transfer CSV Data
Enhanced Recipes
Operation Log Settings
Sound
Change Backlight Color
Movie
Image Unit Window
Global Functions
Others
Ladder Monitor
Logic Programing
Remote PC Access
GP-Viewer EX
Pro-face Remote HMI
WinGP
Project Converter

Limitations for Parts and Features

Support for the following parts and features is limited on GP-4100 Series (Monochrome Model).

Part / Feature	Other Items / Limitations
Switch Lamp	Cannot output to AUX port. Cannot get operation log. You can use only the following Special Switches. Window Display Switch Alarm History Switch (except switches you cannot set up in an alarm part) Historical Trend Graph Switch Security (log on, log off) Operation Lock (supported by GP-4104 only) Start Monitor Switch (Device Monitor) Reset Offline Transfer Device/PLC Data
Data Display	You cannot define the position of the system keypad. Cannot get operation log. From the [System Settings], [Display Unit], in the [Display] tab you cannot use the [Synchronize Text Display language with Text Table] option.
Keypad / Key Parts	From the [Package] window, you can use the [DEC Keyboard] keypads only. You cannot use Key parts for the Front End Processor (FEP) or AUX output. You cannot connect a USB keyboard. When using text keypads, you may have to touch a key multiple times to determine the character you want to enter.
Historical Trend Graph	Cannot use the [Display Historical Data] tab's [Show Cursor] and the [Time Display] tab's [Selected Time] options. Cannot zoom in and zoom out.
Alarms	You cannot use [Scroll], [Refine Search/Sort], [Alarm Analysis], and [Start Ladder Monitor] operation switches. Cannot use the Summary display. Cannot set up animation. Cannot use Multiple Line Display for alarm messages. Cannot use the Sub Display's [Text Display Change] or [Movie] Modes. You cannot select the [Item] tab's [Address] options.
Message Display	Cannot use Bulletin Messages.
Window Screens	Cannot set up [Disable touch outside windows]. You can edit the window size and display position in 1 pixel units.
Picture Display	You cannot use features that require a CF Card.
Trigger Action	Cannot use Special Actions.
D-script Common Settings [Global D-Script] Common Settings [Extended Script]	When communicating with external equipment, even if you set the communication format to RS232C you cannot set up the 5V power supply. Cannot use multiple data formats in the same script. Cannot use the following programming functions. Extended Script - [File Operation] copy file [CF File Operation] and [USB File Operation] - Delete File, Output File List, Read File, Read CSV File, Change File Name, Write File, and Label Settings [Printer Operation] - Send and Label Settings [Others] - Start Application and Exit WinGP [SIO Port Operation] - functions in [Label Settings]: CF_ERR_STAT, CF_FILELIST_NUM, CF_READ_NUM, USB_ERR_STAT, USB_FILELIST_NUM, USB_READ_NUM, PRN_CTRL, PRN_STAT
Common Settings [Alarm]	Alarm history data is saved to virtual backup memory. In the [Alarm Type], cannot select the [Extended] option. Cannot get the data value associated with an alarm message. Cannot use Multiple Line Display for alarm messages. Cannot use the Summary display. Cannot print. Cannot output to a CSV file. You can specify the frequency of saving alarm history. 20.12.1 Common Settings (Alarm) Settings Guide
Common Settings [Sampling]	Cannot save to virtual backup memory. Turning off the display unit erases sampled data. Cannot print. Cannot write calculated data to internal devices.
Common Settings [Recipe]	Cannot transfer recipes (CSV data). Cannot save filing data to an external storage. [Preparing Transfer] saves filing data to virtual backup memory. 26.11 File Data Flow
Common Settings (Symbol Variables) Settings Guide	Available only when using [Word Address] or [Bit Address]. Cannot use variables.
Common Settings [Text Table]	Cannot use [Expand index count]. From the [Utility] menu, cannot use [Create Display Unit File]. From the [System Settings], [Display Unit] link, in the [Extended Settings] tab's [Load Text Table] area, cannot use [Enable Load Text Table].
Common Settings [Security]	Cannot export passwords. In the [Set Security Level For Each Feature], you can use [Offline Mode] only.
Font	Cannot use [Anti-alias] with image fonts. Cannot set up fixed sizes for Standard Font. From the [System Settings], [Display Unit], in the [Extended Settings] tab's [Compatibility] dialog box, you cannot use the [Draw Using Standard Font] option.
Bar Code	You can set up only one bar code reader. You can use only USB-connected bar code and two-dimensional code readers. When connecting a bar code reader to the display unit, make sure you supply the bar code reader with an external power source (such as self-powered USB hub). The display unit cannot supply power. Otherwise the display unit could reset.
System Variable	Among HMI system variables, you can use only variables associated with features supported by the display unit. Cannot use logic system variables.
Animation	You can use Visibility Animation only.
Device Monitor	Cannot use monitor word block and monitor bit block. Window size is fixed at 200x80. Cannot minimize or move the window. Cannot simultaneously monitor multiple equipment. You can display up to 12 characters in an address.