Jay Anthony

read the following download: Easy to use Modbus RTU Master for CP1L

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You need CJ2M-MD21added on left of CPU W486-E1-04 CJ2M CPU Unit Pulse IO Modules.pdf

I see he is specifying 1:N NT Link but I don't think it is necessary to use RS-422A.  If he just using one NS to one CJ3M then RS-232 will work fine.  IO will post the right cable for RS-232.   C200H-CN320-EU.doc

Are you writing to actual I/O?  If so the hardware may be turning off the sixth bit,  Is there code in the PLC?  If so, the program could be turning off the sixth bit.  Try the command with the PLC in program mode.

End Response indicates invalid command code. Read the manual here for FINS: CS/CJ Communications Commands Reference Manual W342. http://forums.mrplc.com/index.php?/files/file/620-w342-e1-09-sysmac-cscj-series-communication-commands/  

Awesome Tiger Lily! Good to see you around.

Suggest you look at  CALENDAR SUBTRACT: CSUB(731)

Suggest y'all review Chapter 9 in the attached document.   V092-E1-12 Multivendor Connection.pdf

I've been saving this one for later for jpen_110.  (Start looking for a simple mono cassette tape recorder. )  I also read somewhere that somebody was successful with Windows Sound Recorder and .wav files.   Thanks for the comments, Jeff and Garry.  

Several mistakes in code, both yours and mine and the phantom code writer,  Here are latest revisions with comments. (note after network description.)   PRINT Ladder.docx Code as of 1-3 Jay.txt

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Check your messages.

70 is a placeholder to retain step number It does not affect the logic.

Apparently my edits did not make it from dialysis. Change 159 to LD NOT 70 Retain  160 to AND 10 Retain 161 to LD 109 Retain 162 to OR 9 Change 163 to OR 70 Retain 164 to KR7 70 is a placeholder to retain step number This should allow start mode to work.

change line 158 back to OUT 66 Change 159 to LD NOT 70 Retain  160 to AND 10 Retain 161 to LD 109 Retain 162 to OR 9 Change 163 to OR 70 Retain 164 to KR7 70 is a placeholder to retain step number see above This should allow start mode to work. Gone back to dialysis for five hours.  Will study,  What days are you working for the next week?

If Output 24 is ON You are continually in the Stop Mode which activates Output 24 Bypass Change 159 to LD NOT KR7.

Check above

How good is your remote person at using the Handheld console?

You are continually in the Stop Mode which activates Output 24 Bypass Change 158 to LD NOT KR7.

I Suspect Bypass is dumping to tank.  Check output 24 for on.

With physical Stop Button not pushed, is input 10 LED on or off?  

pmcr-download-utility

File Name: ASCII Generic Protocol Macro Object Code File Submitter: Jay Anthony File Submitted: 27 Aug 2004 File Category: PLC Sample Code A collection of generic ASCII based sequences designed to provide TXD-RXD functionality to SCU and SCB modules for CS and CJ PLCs. This is the object code for the ASCII Generic Protocol Macro and must be loaded with the Protocol Macro Loader Util Click here to download this file