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Not sure if you can import these function blocks into GX Works2 but you can give it a try.... http://www.beijer.no/web/web_aut_no.nsf/do...125728E005ADFD2 The function blocks (.sul files) are written in GX IEC Developer and there's also an English help file. You should be able to communicate with 8 remote devices from a QJ71E71-100 card. The card has a total of 16 sockets, and each remote device will require 2 sockets (which adds up to a total of 16).

Do you use GX Developer or GX IEC Developer?

I don't know of any QnA examples, but here's a link to function blocks for C24 (AnS series): http://www.beijer.no/web/web_aut_no.nsf/do...125728E005D1FBA Download the file: "NoPrUC24.exe" Maybe you can check out the code by opening the function block and then make your own based on the example....

Are you using E-terminals or E1000 terminals? Edit: If you are using E1000 terminals, the symbols (in your existing/old project) are located under the "'Project Folder'->'ProjectName-Files'->Symbols"

Which text changes?? The text in the panel itself, or the text on the laptop?

Hi! You would need a software, and since you're located in the U.S. it's probably GX Developer you will need (or the new iQ Works which includes GX Works) as software. You will also need a programming cable for the PLC, and since you have an FX0N you'll need an SC09 cable (red). You can get this at your local Mitsubishi dealer or you can check out Ebay for SC09s..... Manuals ++++ can be found in Mitsubishi Electric Automation USA: http://www.meau.com Let us know if you need anything else

Is it just a standard TV, or do he use a computer connected to the TV??? If it's just a TV (no additional hardware) then I think you'll have a problem....

Hi. When you use the ADPRW instructions you don't have to use the CRC commands, they are automaticly appplied with the ADPRW instructions. You should be able to simply use the same program that you have used before. The wiring for RS485 are always a bit confusing since there is no specific standard and the HW manufacturers use different wiring, but you'll just have to test it. Try both ways....

I don't know, never seen that kind of problems. I think your best option is to contact your Mitsubisi distributor.....

Have you tried to connect to the PLCs with USB??

I think you'll have to contact your Mitsubishi rep. I've been using Mitsubishi for years and I've never seen that Mitsubishi gives out a new firmware (I guess that you mean the firmware when saying OS....). I know that we in some rare occations have sent some modules to Mitsubishi for firmware upgrade, but never ever have I heard that Mitsubishi distributes the firmware to anyone.... So if you indeed have done this before you must have had contact with a Mitsubishi rep. so I think that is your best option....

It sounds like you have a problem with the memory in the E100 terminal since this error code indicates that there is a problem with one of the blocks (a screen)..... Do you have the possibility to try and transfer the project to the terminal again?

I'm pretty sure you'll need an ethernet card in the Q-CPU (QJ71E71-100), and the terminal has a built-in ethernet port so you can connect to this without any extras...

Hi again. Sorry about the number of connections, I was thinking about the Ethernet card. On the C24 you cannot connect more than one device on the RS232 port, and you can connect a standard RS485 network on the RS485 port. Regarding the FB I have looked at the help file (I understand Swedish ). The input "ReceiveMode" should be set to "FALSE" (You specify that you receive xx number of bytes), and then you set the input "MessageLength" to the number of bytes you wish to receive

What do you use to send 'hallo'?? Hyperterminal?? Do you press ENTER after inserting 'hallo'??

You should be able to receive special characters also. Check the buffer memory list to see if any settings enable/disable special characters.... Yes, you can send/receive both SCADA and other devices. You can open 16 sockets (8 simultanous connections) så you can communicate with 1 SCADA and 7 xx devices at the same time...

Sure you can. Simply move the character (0x0D) into the send area (buffer area) of the module and the module will send the non-printable character....

What error code do you have? Check out the help file for error descriptions....

Do you want to shift (right or left) a floating point value? Why?

If I remember correctly you use GX IEC Developer Dariusch, so here's a program example with function block from the web..... http://www.beijer.no/web/web_aut_no.nsf/do...125728E005D40FF

Probably a silly question but did you remember to put periods (".") between each base? (192.168.1.1)

You cannot upload the dat file from the terminal. You have to upload the project to E-Designer, and then export a dat file.

For the FX-CPU, download this manual and check out section 5-102 (page 228): http://www.beijer.no/web/web_aut_no.nsf/do...125728E0058E17B

I had this problem once, try to increase the size of the alarm list (to 5kb or maybe 10kb).....

Some more information would be nice.... CPU-Type? Your current parameter setup (screen-shot)? Other?