Lambir

Perfect, thank you VeeB! Yes, I use e-Manual Viewer often but I didn't noticed that chapter in the Screen Design manual. Again thank you, very appreciated.

VeeB, where is possible to find what is new in any released version? I can see your print screen where is mentioned some manual but which manual is it please? I am interesting in GX Works2 and GT Designer3. When a new version of GX Works2 or GT Designer3 is released by Mitsubishi, where can I find what is new in that version? Thank you.

That's the Mitsubishi forum and not Omron. But try to set it again in the menu View\Toolbars.

Yes, because it is written in the manual. K1 means 4 bits. And as you can see from your example, it is valid also for D registers. Of course also for X, Y and M.

Hi all, I have PLC FX3U (I use GX Works2) and HMI GT2310 (I use GT Works3). I would like to program some screen saver on the HMI where the real time and date would be displayed. That's no problem. But I would like to change step by step the position of both these items on the screen. Similar like 3D text with the Time setting in Windows standard screen saver. I didn't find any possibility how to automatically move any texts on the screen except several screens changing with several different time and date positions on the screens. I can program let's say 10 screens with 10 different time and date positions but the screens change with two different time and date positions always shortly switch off the time and date displaying (their displaying is always shortly interrupted during two screens change). The change of the time and date position should be without any interruption. Any idea how to do it please? Thanks. Lambir

If it is for FX PLCs, the instruction SUM should do it (FNC 43 – SUM / Sum of Active Bits - this instruction counts the number of "1" (ON) bits in the data of a specified device). Or DSUM for 32 bits.

If you only add that new extension module and the PLC is under voltage, that extension module is not automatically found. Only powered. You need to disconnect the main power supply and connect it back. Recently I had similar problem with an analogue card and the main power supply disconnecting/connecting helped me to solve it.

Hi, the page 83 (chapter 5.2.2) in the attached manual.   Programovaci_manual_serie_FX_GB.pdf

Hi FranzPLC, I don't know Mitsubishi frequency inverters (I use Schneider Electric) but I would say you have setup some Multispeed when you want to run the motor reverse. At first try to find, if any Multispeed is setup to 25Hz. If yes, then try to find if this Multispeed is used for the reverse instead of the signal on the analogue input (I suppose you use 0-10V or 4-20mA for forward - from PLC for example, or 0-10V from a potentiometer). I also suppose you use digital inputs for forward and reverse. If yes, try to find the settings for the digital input which is used for reverse. There will be probably setup the Multispeed. If you send the commands for forward and reverse from PLC via some serial link, it will be probably more complicated.

Congratulations ...

Your answer was quicker than my.

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I don't know but it should be possible to find it in some documentation. I got the information about PLC - HMI connection from our local Mitsubishi distributor. Btw, will you watch hockey between Canada and Czech Rep. on Saturday (World cup)?  What is your tip?

Hi, look at here - http://forums.mrplc.com/index.php?/topic/30351-fx3ge-to-gs2107-ethernet-connection/#comment-143286. Lambir

I also inserted the printscreen of my settings but it wasn't displayed in my answer. I don't know why.