Crossbow

We do not discuss cracking of passwords here.

Saw the same many years ago where an automation page was let go by its owner and a porn site took over... Bet that shocked a few others...

Analog and temperature inputs and analog outputs are the reason your price is so high.  Those are not cheap, on any PLC.  You're talking about 30 analog inputs (including the temperature ones) and 5 outputs.  That's a lot for most small PLCs.

You can't make an absolute move to 360, because it's also 0.  Move to zero.  Your move function block will have an input called Direction where you can tell it which direction to rotate. Or do an incremental move of 360 degrees to move one full revolution.  

Might want to add a post in the For Sale section advertising your services when you have photos and details to share.

There were some promos in the past where software was given out with the PLC, those customers were given a serial number.  I haven't seen that promo in several years. If you purchase the software, I would suspect that technical support (800-55-OMRON) could give you a number to activate it with proof of purchase.  That would at least remove the days of waiting and get you operational.

This is not a Sysmac Studio question, I can move it to the Other Omron Software group. CJ2M programs in CX-Programmer, and CX-Simulator is part of the package, so yes, it can be simulated.  I have never seen an NQ, can't help with that.

Most converters simply swap data between two networks, not truly share network messages. There was a PCI version of the SA85 released they called it PCI-85.  Many PCs would not have ISA slots anymore for the older cards.  

Must have mixed up with safety editor, that one is always decimal and very annoying for safety error codes.

And you will get the same answer.  It always shows decimal.

I know, that is on the list.  In the past, the software itself didn't work well without admin rights.  Now it's a much shorter list.

You can't.  The remover takes off both packages. If you only want to uninstall one, you do that using Windows and the Control Panel.

If it's a B&R device, try www.br-automation.com and see if they have a download, or contact their technical support.    

Like most automation software, it is designed to run as the PC administrator.  If your IT guys do not give you admin rights, you will have issues.  This is not Omron specific, it affects nearly every automation supplier.  With the new versions, you can run most features without admin rights, but some still require it.  I believe there's a list in the software manual.

What happened is the connection between two module must have been loose.  Make sure you put end stops on the assembly to prevent them from vibrating or shifting. When Compare and Merge says a module was removed, it's a sure sign of a loose connection because it can't see it.  And all downstream modules will also be missing, as your image shows. Your loose connection was between the second and third SID800, as the third is showing removed.