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It's easier to write the new PLC program from scratch than...
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Take you attention on the version of GX IEC, the last is 7.04. I'm thinking, to the 7.04 release the QJ71DN91 module was already in sales. Hope it will help you to solve the problem.
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Resolution, signal range.
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I have never used such insidious things before, because I firmly believe that a professional must be crystal honest and decent both in front of the client and in front of himself. But I observe that a lot of developers of automation systems are engaged in frank streichbreaking, initially globally underestimating the cost of work, promising the customer obviously unrealistic deadlines, offering miserable, ugly technical solutions, and already in the course of development they begin to blackmail the customer and milk him like a cow. Customers match in their irrepressible stinginess. As a result, the profession and professionals are completely leveled by both side of the relationship, and honesty and decency are perceived as a weakness. Given this, unlike you, on the contrary, I decided that I no longer intend to fuss with either one or the other. That those that others actually turned me into a disabled person, because of which I have to abandon the profession, which in total has been given for almost 40 years.
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Hi Ron, There are pigs who, having ordered the development and installation of an automation system, prefer not to pay money for the work done. This is for such snouts. About 10 years ago I saw one such "entrepreneur". He owns a microbrewery that is serviced by an automation system developer company. He did not pay - "Why pay? The brewery is functioning." Well, a similar inscription was highlighted to him, and all the must in the tanks had to be drained into the sewer. Alas, I myself also had a chance to encounter similar pigs, who did not pay me for a month of exhausting work, to the point of exhaustion, headache, conjunctivitis.
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Reading analog inputs from Chinese all in one PLC
Inntele replied to Rajan_UAE's topic in Mitsubishi
I did not deal specifically with this PLC model, I worked with another Chinese one, which, unlike this one, has a complete manual. I see only that these controllers are very different from each other. The document you have uploaded is not translated into English and it is impossible to translate it, since it mainly contains pictures with hieroglyphs rather than text. So only the seller can help you. -
Reading analog inputs from Chinese all in one PLC
Inntele replied to Rajan_UAE's topic in Mitsubishi
You did not read the documentation for this PLC. The data of both analog inputs stores in special registers. And you can get it by access to these memory cells. -
I'd recommend to replace both models with FX5U, that has an Ethernet port onboard. Although in this case the program of A1SCPU should be rewritten to match the addressing, variables and commands of FX5U, it's worth it.
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I'm afraid that at current situation just I couldn't help. Three and a half months have passed since the publication of my proposal for your appeal. Now Russia is under sanctions for invading to Ukraine. Russian banks are also under sanctions. As far as I know, the sixth sanctions package, which is to be announced next week, provides for the exclusion of the remaining two banks from the SWIFT settlement system. Systems of transcontinental money transfer have already left Russia. So you just won't be able to pay me this work.
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To begin with, it would be right to unravel the tangle by sorting the chains of functions into the corresponding individual functional blocks, which should, firstly, make it possible to figure out how everything was implemented, and, secondly, it would simplify making changes to the program. Theoretically the program can be written from scratch, however I haven't worked with AL2 for a long time so forgot details how to work with buttons and how to organize correctly a storing of setpoint values and their changes by abovementioned buttons. Three components allows to carry out adjustment work remotely: - a person at the facility, which can to connect/disconnect cables, to control the process, to make and send photos and videos; - skype; - team weaver.
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It depends on the OPC server and its PLC polling. In real any type of memory cells are available for reading/writing.
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If I remember it correctly, that yes, up to 16 slave nodes by computer link protocol. However, I'm warning to build the network using the FX2N-485-BD due to these interface boards has non-isolated RS485 interface, which is correctly to use inside the electrical cabinet only. To use FX2N-485ADP is a right solution.
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Hello, What do you mean by "help me"? Should we do this work for you?
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@jgar_ I have no original ideas for transferring the program from this PLC model, which run counter to the suggestions of colleagues. Only the alternative option is to write a program from scratch, relying on connection diagrams and detailed work algorithms. I'm thinking in case of F2-40 it would not so problematic.
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@Ron_SThe FX5UG-40MR will be a newer replacement than FX3S-40MR. http://sg.mitsubishielectric.com/fa/en/download_files/cnt/plc/MELSEC_iQF_Series.pdf https://hoplongtech.com/tailieu/fx5uj-40mt-es
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@JS21 Hi, Perhaps I could help your community to solve problems for a modest fee that doesn't bust your budget.
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As well known, FX3U-serie in its instruction list has a special instruction FNC188 for Modbus CRC16 calculation, while lower models doesn't have. The library, developed by me, allow to realize the same function in any lower model of PLC, e.g. FX1S, occupying a minimum of program memory, system variables, processing time. In contrast to libraries of other developers, the algorithm of CRC calculation is original and specially sharpened to meet PLC computing capabilities. It does not use traditional methods like rotary shift in FOR-NEXT loop or pre-calculated CRC table, but achieves the same result just using a simple sequence of basic instructions. Below you can see the results for GX IEC Developer (ver.7.03 of compiler): Program memory: FX1S, FX1N, FX2N - 130 steps for entire project + 20 steps for each FB instance FX3S, FX3G - 105 steps for entire project + 20 steps for each FB instance System variables: D - 1 word; Z - 1 word, M - 33 bits, P - 1 label (for entire project) A processing time for different PLCs can be calculated by following formula: T = T1 + T2*nn, where the 'nn' is a quantity of bytes in array, which should be processed into CRC. Thus, for example, with FX3S PLC a processing time to calculate CRC for 124-bytes array will be equal to 9,59 + 20,56*124 = 2559,03 [usec] = 2,56 [ms]. The FB_CRC operates in 16- or 8-bit mode, according to a state of M8161 special flag: 16-bit at M8161=OFF 8-bit at M8161=ON
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The value of constant K can be mdified by V or Z index register (K0V1 or K0Z1). While easier way is to use D register instead of K constat.
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@Ron_S Dear Ron, You are wrong in the sense that only one step can be active in the program scan, an arbitrary number of steps from the available ones can be active. And yet, every step can be in one of three modes: active, passive, zeroing. Regards
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Dear Shankar, Due to the rules here is prohited questions about unlocking PLCs closed by password. So you may be banned for it.
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Hmm, it sounds a bit strange. The way is present always. Could you, pls, to describe your task in detail and I (we) will try to help you.
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Hope, you've already read my post there. If to calculate the current of internal bus supply, +24V is overcurrent... If to connect the 8AD module directly to the PLC base and the FX2N-16EX after that, you'd can disconnect all discrete modules to check the program working. Then you can sequently connect the discrete modules one by one to detect in what stage you get a problem.
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Okey. How is just to activate. For example: LD= D8015 K5 AND= D8014 K0 SET M0
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Andeas W, this is about agrocultural automation. In this application the RTC accuracy is an evil)