Gambit

Forget SLMP that is a Mitsubishi driver. you'll should define a pre-defined protocol port. Are you using the PLC ethernet port or de module ?  

What are you confused about ?  

Nope ...But it should be part of your GX works 2 project.

Why didn't you just download the FB from the mitsubishi site for scaling ?  

You should be able to download it from your mymitsubishi site. Look for AL_PCS_WIN

Sorry for the late reply I was on holiday. There are two ways to connect a Got terminal to the PLC. Via SLMP or melsoft connection. When you have selected the iQ-F driver then you need an melsoft  TCP port. If you select SLMP than you need the SLMP port and enter a port number on both sides.  

It's not possible to open an uploaded config file. It's only for back-up and download. If you don't have the config file you will have to create it again. There are some things you can monitor though which might help you like station numbers refresh area's etc.  

You tested from the GOT not your PC Right ?

Just close your project. Online =>  read from PLC...... and make your comm settings Or do a verify.   

ok Can you read out the PLC and check if the Melsoft port is there?

Aha you mean you don;t have it connected to a switch !!! Just as a check can you open the utility menu on the GOT and choose the ping option.  

Yes that is what i meant. The setting look perfect now.  Did you reset the PLC after downloading adding the melsoft port ? Can you check your ethernet diagnostics from the FX5U. looks at the ports

Did you create the melsoft port and reset the PLC? If it still doesn't workt post screencaptures of your settings. or the projects themselves  

Well I would still check the Z-phase issue, but other than that. Do you know which error the servo amplifier has when it faults out?  

Just do it :)  The FX series is for the previous versions