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The result of the multiplication is placed in W95 and W96. The value of 8500 will be in the second word (W96) which is the most significant word. Regards, Garry

Use a  BCD MULTIPLY: *B(424)  instruction. You will always multiply by 8500. Take the second word of the result as the output. 10000 x 8500 = 8500 0000 http://accautomation.ca/omron-cp1h-math-instructions/ regards, Garry

Same error and solution was the same. The problem was fixed by just unplugging the power and let it sit for a longer time. Regards, Garry

https://support.industry.siemens.com/tf/WW/en/posts/modbus-connection-between-et-200sp-and-third-party-devices/130771?page=0&pageSize=10 https://support.industry.siemens.com/tf/WW/en/posts/et200sp-cpu-modbus-rtu/155698?page=0&pageSize=10 Your connection media will be Serial RS485. The above links should help you out. Regards, Garry

NX-EC0132 http://www.ia.omron.com/products/family/3190/specification.html RS422 (TTL) RS422 (TTL) circuits provide a constant 5 V signal level that is not dependent on the supply voltage. Two supply voltage ranges can be selected: From 4.75 to 5.5 VDC (can be used to replace open collector output drivers) or from 8 to 30 VDC. Using differential signals the output fully complies to the RS422 standard. https://www.posital.com/en/products/communication-interface/incremental/incremental-encoders.php   The above information may help you out. Regards, Garry

http://www.edata.omron.com.au/eData/NA/V427-E1-01.pdf The above links may help you out. Regards, Garry

EtherNet/IPT M Connection Guide Omron Adept Technologies,Inc. https://industrial.omron.us/en/media/P649-E1-01_NJ-series_EtherNetIP_ePLC_Connection_Guide_tcm849-112016.pdf The above guide may help you out. Regards, Garry

Responded on the following thread: http://www.plctalk.net/qanda/showthread.php?t=115757 Regards, Garry

Not much information on this product. I would contact your distributor or manufacturer for the serial port pinout. Regards, Garry

http://english.flexem.com/about.html The above link is there website. http://english.flexem.com/download.html Regards, Garry

http://www.edata.omron.com.au/eData/Software/CX-AS/CX-OPC%20User%20Manual.pdf "Included with CX-Server OPC is the CX-Server runtime system, plus a range of ActiveX components that can be dragged and dropped onto your Workbook or Form. A Fins Gateway runtime system installer is also provided on the CX-Server OPC CD" How are you installing the software?  Regards, Garry

https://www.fa.omron.com.cn/data_pdf/mnu/w397-e1-08_cj1w-nc.pdf?id=31 I would go to section 10 of the above manual and work through an example.  Regards, Garry

The CP1E can use both Omron Host Link and Omron FINS Serial. This is for a serial communication (RS232 or RS422/RS485). If you have an Ethernet connection then select the Omron FINS Ethernet. (RJ45 - Separate module required. See link below.) http://www.ia.omron.com/products/family/2064/lineup.html Hope this helps you out. Regards, Garry

Thanks for the update. Garry

In the PLC Attributes [TEXT] under Data Type  is there an option for ASCII instead of Unicode? Unicode takes up more bits than the traditional 8 bit ASCII characters.  Just a thought. Regards, Garry

http://industrial.omron.com.br/uploads/arquivos/Datasheet-CQM1H.pdf Yes fins communication will work for the CQM1H. Under network type select controller link.  Regards, Garry

How about using the copy command and transfer the DM area word to the HR area word.  In the HR you will have access to bits. H000.00 Arrange the HR bits on the individual output condition. Example: D100 move to H100 (Value 110) Each of the digits will have 4 bits, 12 bits on the run for the 3 digits. 12 bit conditions - Output 0.00 Just a thought. Regards, Garry

http://accautomation.ca/omron-cp1h-establish-communication/ http://accautomation.ca/omron-cp1h-advancedhmi-communication/ The above threads may be of some help to you in your studies. The first is establishing communication to the Omron PLC. The second is using AdvancedHMI to get data out of the Omron PLC. The entire Omron CP1H series can be found at the following address: http://accautomation.ca/programming/plc-basics/ Look for Omron CP1H Series. Regards, Garry

https://industrial.omron.us/en/media/CP1L_E_OperationManual_en_201203_tcm849-112735.pdf http://www.edata.omron.com.au/eData/PLCs/CP1/W471-E1-06.pdf According to the manual  7-1 High-speed Counters -  The PRV(881) and PRV2 instructions can be used to measure the input pulse frequency (one input only). I would use the raw values from counter 0 and 1. Read the values, compare and reset at an update frequency that will work in your application. Regards, Garry  

+1 DanW For something a little more elaborate: http://accautomation.ca/click-plc-send-and-receive-instructions/ Click PLC - Serial communications RS485 to a Solo Temperature controller. Regards, Garry  

https://assets.omron.eu/downloads/manual/en/r132_cx-programmer_fb_library_getting_started_guide_en.pdf The above CX programmer Getting Started Guide is a great resource when I first started with the software. Regards, Garry

https://www.automationdirect.com/do-more/brx/index The BRX PLC has a built in Micro SD card slot. This can be used to store your program. Upon startup you can instruct the PLC to load the program from the Micro SD card. The Do-More will read the DirectLogic program and convert. https://www.automationdirect.com/do-more/brx/software/directlogic-migration Regards, Garry

https://www.myomron.com/index.php?action=kb&article=592 The above link may help you out. Regards, Garry

You can do this with additional software. http://accautomation.ca/how-to-implement-the-omron-host-link-protocol-part-2-vba/ Using VBA you can get the data into an excel spread sheet. You can use AdvancedHMI that runs on Visual Studio. This package utilizes VB.Net. Creating a CSV file is straight forward. http://accautomation.ca/omron-cp1h-advancedhmi-communication/ Creating the CSV file: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/25994972/how-to-create-a-csv-file-from-string-variable-using-streamwriter-in-vb-net Hope this helps you out. Regards, Garry

http://www.omronkft.hu/nostree/pdfs/sysmac/w529-e1-02_startup_guide_for_simulink_sysmac_studio.pdf What about looking at the  current velocity.  https://industrial.omron.ca/en/media/NJ_NX_Instructions_ReferenceMan_en_201704_W502-E1-20_tcm824-112705.pdf You can then use the  ScaleTrans instruction to scale the output to mm/s. Regard, Garry