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Everything posted by Gambit
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Do you have your System tree open? If not View => docking window System Tree. Now in the system tree go to GOT setting => environmental Settings => security There are two ways this screen security can be setup LEVEL or OPERATOR. Which one is being used???
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Exactly !!!! What would you like to know. ??? p.s. There ares some e-learning on www.mitsubishielectric.com/fa
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Hello Andrei, The result is back into D9686. And basically It just filtering out the last 8 bits. Hex is just easier to read as each F means 1111 in binary. so 0000.0000.1111.1111 is used in conjunction with the value of D9686. So only the first 8 bits of this register can be a logical 1. For example; D9686 = 0101.1110.0101.1111 H00FF = 0000.0000.1111.1111 only 1 + 1 = 1 Result = 0000.0000.0101.1111 Hope this is clear
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No problem and Cheers!!!!
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When there is no setting this is default which means this station exists in the actual network. When it's set to reserved station. Then it exist in your program but is not actually connected yet. (future extension ) this way you do not get error on your system that this station can't be found.
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In your project navigation goto Parameter => Netwrork parameters => CC-Link You should have a network declared here. In the bottom there is a button "Station Information" press this. Here all the CC-Link stations should be defined here. There is a discrepancy in defined stations between project one and two
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Which programming software are you using?
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You should have no problems just same CPU just larger programming memory
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Yes, You should use the pre-defined protocol and set-up the pre-defined protocol support function with a modbus request.
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ASCII data send to modbus holding register issue
Gambit replied to johnson pay's topic in Mitsubishi
You should be using real values and instructions. E*, E+ etc -
I don't know the weintek and I do not know if they support transparancy through the terminal to the FX.
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Well Accept for the FX3G there is no ethernet module available. However If you connect a GT2103 HMI panel(or bigger) to the CPU port of the FX you can connect to the PLC via the ethernet port of the GT2103 if you use GX WORKS_2. Is it enough to get the Data via the programming software? IF you need the Data directly into Excel For instance you could consider using MX Sheet
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Add the QJ71MT91 module to the special function modules. Set up the switch setting with SW1 and 2 to user settings. Than just set up the 64 commands. What you need to know is that every command get its data or writes its data to BFM 1000 - xxxxx /3000 - xxxxx. and not directly to a Mitsubishi Device. This you will set up in the auto refresh settings
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Setting up a QJ71MT91 is quite simple doesn;t really matter which modbus device you're connecting it to. What exacly do you want to know and which software package are you using ? GX Works 2?
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The Amplifier is called MR-Jx-xxxxA or MR-Jx-xxxxB. If it is an A type then it is puls or analog driver If it is an B type then it is SSCNET (network based -cable)
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https://eu3a.mitsubishielectric.com/fa/en/landingpage You have to make a free Mymitsbishi account to get to the free FB's
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don't go to the ethernet diagnostics check the system monitor !!!!
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Yes I did test succesfully. The Wireless option is just to create a wireless network for your HMI So all you need to do is use connect your ethernet cable to your router and set it up so the IP address of the GOT cannot be given out by the DHCP server. As for MX for android and IOS I know they exist but I do not know if they are available in Europe
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1 Yes 2 This is optional. If you already have a wireless network than it is not needed. I would rather use a router as you than also have a DHCP server. 3 Yes. 4 yes
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This is the brochure from Mitsubishi with the HMI l08399engb GOT Smart Web-based Remote Solutions.pdf MX Components for Android manual: MX Components for IO:
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These are two separate questions: As for the Error unless you have a Multi CPU system you most likely have defined the wrong Io address for the ethernecard. (start I/O no). You can check this by going to diagnostics system monitor. On top of each module the IO address number is displayed As for the communication Question Check this post:
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You need to create an app which can communicate with the PLC. There is a MX components software for android and IOS. (MX components takes care of the driver) OR if you want to have a quick and easy way then just buy a GT25 HMI with a GT mobile license. On the GT25 you can create additional pages in the resolution you need for your phone. You can connect up 5 devies (computer tablets pohone's) using just the web browser etc.
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You want a scaling FB for Real values? I've converted one from the system Q. See attached. I havent tested it but it should work Flt_Scale_FX5U.gx3
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Why don't you first take a look at the free online courses. E-learning: There are also some available in Hindi http://www.mitsubishielectric.com/fa/assist/e-learning/index.html
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If you are using structured programmig there is a FB you can download for free from the European Mitsubishi Site