Jay Anthony

I will be away for three days while I'm teaching a class. If I get anything on the NT612G manual, I'll let you know.

Only the C200HG supports NT Link. All the others you mentioned only support Hostlink(Sysway). There are two flavors of NT Link supported by C200HG: A. 1:1 NT LInk (The original) B. 1:N NT LInk (Recent expansion) I'm sure that the NT612G is using 1:1 NT Link. If you are still getting "Connecting to Host", you're problem lies either in cable or setup, not direct connection. Regarding V025-manual: NT610C Operation Manual What you're really needing though is info on Direct Connection: NT Manual for Direct Connection

Here's a link to the manual: C60H Operation Manual

After a little research, all indications indicate that the SMR34-V21 ROM Chip supports NT Link. Check back later, I might be able to find a manual for NT12G. Yeah, Bob, I was watching you online, but couldn't find the manual fast enough.

Sergio: Please register at MrPLC.com and join our community. Register at MrPLC.com Try putting this copy of cdmapi32.dll in your C:\Windows or C:\WINNT directory. cdmapi32.zip

Try these links: SSS 1.13 DOS Software for Omron C and CV PLCs at MrPLC.com LSS 3.02 DOS Software for Omron PLCs at MrPLC.com CX Programmer and Syswin 3.4 from Omron Poland

That is categorically impossible! Trust me!

I have not done this myself, but here are some details: The way to keep HyperTerminal connected: Once connected with ATD.... CONNECT 9600, stop execution of HyperTerminal with CTRL ALT DEL. Answer NO to the Dialogue Box asking you if you want to disconnect. Answer Yes when the second Dialogue Box (after a while) ask you if you want to quit HyperTerminal Download the application using standard speed (comm setup). Modem should not detect DTR loss. Use &D parameter in the setting. I succeed with NT30, NT620C and using Windows95 (v. OSR2). Applications were using several pages but this should be tested with big application needing maybe flow control

Well, I'm glad you told me about these bits. It's obvious to me that you don't have a memory cassette mounted to your CPU and Dipswitch 2 is in the ON position. See if you can figure it out.

Max: Please register on this forum and become a part of the overall MrPLC.com community. Register at MrPLC.com If you are using the handheld programmer, the keystrokes are CLR,MONTR,CLR. If you are using the software, and you don't care about the program in the PLC, just download a new program to the PLC.

Re-reading your original post, I see you also have a mem err when connecting with SSS. Why are you loading DM6000 with 5A5A? This is not a setup area.

1. Set DM6645 to #0001. 2. Set DM6646 to #0303. 3. Turn DipSwitch 5 to OFF. 4. Connect at 9600, E,7,2.

It can be done but the customer has to be there to put the touchscreen in Transmit mode.

Ok. Try Window|Cascade. If the Output Window shows up, right click in the Output Window and uncheck "Float in Main Window" and select "Allow docking."

Apparently, you got many good answers here. PLC with or without motion control at PLCs.net

SYS(49) is confusing and it is not the same from Omron PLC to Omron PLC. If you notice, the SYS(49) in your original program was setting parameters for the high speed counter. The CQM1H uses PC setup for that purpose. If you need help trying to coorelate the counter in the CQM1H, ask some more questions.

Guest_Mike: Please register at Mr.PLC.com and join the MrPLC community. Register at MrPLC.com The output window can be viewed by the following procedure: View|Windows|output or using HotkeyAlt+2

Tiong Tek: Please register at MR.PLC.com and join the MrPLC community. Register at MrPLC.com SYS(49) #0002 000 000 and SYS(49) #0006 000 000 were only used with the CxxH PLC and were used for registering and backing up System changes to DM900-929. The CQM1H has a PC Setup area and does not need to use the Sys(49) command to register System changes.

FUN(49) SYS - System Set has many documented and undocumented functions. I have always considered a pointer to system subroutines with passed variables. Here are some uses for SYS(49).

There is no timer timing bit, only a timer completion bit. If you are using CX Programmer, the address of the Timer completion bit for TIM006 is T6.

OK. You have discovered one of the short-comings of the Omron instruction set. In fact, this is fact with most Japanese PLC manufacturers. There is no off-delay timer. All variations of the basic timer must be built with the one included on delay timer instruction. Since you did not state what model PLC or what software you are using, I don't know how to answer your addressing question, but here is an example of the circuit you require. BTW, has it stopped snowing in St. Paul?

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You must use this procedure to permanently set the RS232 port to the ASCII mode. Any changes in DM900-DM929 get written both to DM1900-DM1929 and a special parameter backup area for these parameters. Make your changes to DM900-DM929 before you use this procedure. Any changes made after this procedure will result in a System FAL 9E (Parameter area does not match the backup area.) It is only necessary to run this program one time. It can then be deleted from the user program. (Note: Any dashed lines ------ in the function block should be filled in with 000.)

It has never been possible to program a Sysmac S6 with a computer. There is no serial interface available. Here is the link to the manual: Sysmac S6 Operation Manual

If your Unit No. is 1, then look in words 111-114 for TC input 1-4. Then : LD 253.13 MOV 111 DM100 W124-E1-4 C200H TS001 Operation Manual