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I/O modules would be the same for both processors.

See the chart below.  For Function Blocks you will need CS1D-CPU67HA or CS1D-CPU68HA.

Pretty sure the CS1 does not support function blocks. This is an old processor design. gtsuport

Mike, I can understand that. However, if he want to use the LCD option board and it will not keep the decimal values, and the range for the BCD timer is large enough, why not use BCD timers. gtsuport

Just curious, why are you using the "X" version of the timers?

Not exactly sure I understand what you mean. The TIM instruction preset is in BCD, entered just like a decimal number. Maximum preset value would be 999.9 seconds.  Data type is channel or hex, but alpha characters are not valid. All Timer instructions without an X at the end are the same.  Preset is in BCD.

What is your maximum timer set value (preset value)?

W462-E1-10 manual see printed page 530. PDF page 564.

It is working then. Possibly the instructions are not quite correct.

Are you able to change the values?

Default PLC IP address should be 192.168.250.1. How is your computer Ethernet port configured? gtsuport

CP1L-EL supports socket services as well. Check the W516 manual for more information. gtsuport

You need to take a look at the W462 manual, Section 8. There is information on how to setup the LCD Option Board in that manual section. gtsuport

Just trying to understand, are you new to Omron? That is a Watch Window.  Go to the View pull down, then Windows, then Watch. Click on the Address Column then enter the address.

What timer instruction are you using. Typically timers are set with BCD preset values. gtsuport

See the image below.  This is set up in a CP1L and is working properly.

Enter all the values D100 - D104 in HEX. Use the values you show in Post #1.

Your W4 value must also be in BCD. What is the value of channel 3?

The P+1 number needs to be entered in BCD. If you enter that value as #6000 the instruction should work properly., gtsuport

Did you enter D101 as #6000? I just entered #1250 and my result was &2083 gtsuport

Can you explain? With the values you described above, it is working for me. gtsuport

Mike, Check the SCL3 thread in the CX-Programmer section. These are related. gtsuport

The Right_Distance value must be a BCD value, valid value will contain only numbers. The value from the analog input will be binary (may contain alpha characters). The source word probably will be defined as HEX, but will not have alpha characters.  If it does, the instruction will error out. Use a BCD instruction on the raw analog data.  BCD  3  W4   This will convert the raw analog to a BCD value. See if that will work. gtsuport  

So are you moving the actual analog value into W4? Are you properly configuring the CP1W-AD041? Which channel on the CP1W-AD041 is the analog input wired to? gtsuport

What are the actual addresses for your S source word (Right_Distance) and your D destination word (Rigth_Real_D)? I have this set up in a CP1L and it is working. gtsuport