sigmadelta
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You could download the trial for SP3:
It's further down from the SP5 download link, called: "WinCC flexible 2008 SP3 Compact/Standard/Advanced Trial"
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It's more important to tell us which Mitsubishi CPU model you have to determine the software compatible with it.
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Sounds like you need WinCC flexible development installed, not just runtime. Your project must have a WinCC flexible object that requires development installed.
From the link below, download "WinCC flexible 2008 SP5 Compact/Standard/Advanced Trial":
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What is the output address? (Ex: 0.00, 10.03, 100.11)
What is the part number of your module with the output, which slot is it in, and which I/O screw terminal is it? Did you check the I/O configuration for the actual address of the module?
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Try getting it here:
http://www.tianrenyun.cn/download
You'll have to use Google Translate to see the Chinese language in English on the web page.
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To append to what @Joe E. said...
Depending on your system complexity and which HMI is connected to your S7-300, an upgrade to S7-1500 might be an alternative. However, the S7-1500 does not have nor will ever have an MPI port - this communication should change to Ethernet.
The cleanest solution is to add an Ethernet module to the S7-300.
If the S7-300 and S7-1200 do not have to exchange data with each other, you can use a 6GK7343-1CX10-0XE0 module (CP 343-1 Lean - cheaper module)
If the S7-300 has to initiate Ethernet communications to exchange data directly with the S7-1200: 6GK7343-1EX30-0XE0 (CP 343-1 module - more expensive)
You can also use the CP-343-1 Lean module for data exchange only if the S7-1200 initiates the Ethernet communication to the S7-300.
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59 minutes ago, marbelly said:Yes, that's the same.
I've contacted Evoqua but they won't respond.
I'm assuming that I would need to be a partner to deal with them?
I don't know about whether being a partner or not will help, but you will have to contact them anyway because it's not only the operating system you need, you'll need the HMI project as well.
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Is this the thing you have? If so, you'll probably end up having to contact Evoqua.
Defender® RMF System Controller
- Simatic S7-1200 1212C CPU + TP700 HMI
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Email me at: info@contrologica.com
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The only information I can share is the link I already posted. I sent a private message just asking him if he wanted me to help remotely.
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So far I've found a diagram to build your own:
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Hi Igor,
I sent you a PM.
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If indeed you have a CPU 216 (not to be confused with a CPU 226), then I recommend upgrading to an S7-1200. The HMI would likely need upgrading as well. The 1st Gen S7-200 (CPU 21x) has issues with vibration. I've witnessed this issue more than once - I even gently taped on one and watched all the I/O flicker.
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Robror,
I sent you a private message.
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On the 3rd line, you're missing the instruction. If your original STL is like this:
:O F11.0
:O F11.1
:O(
:A I81.6
:AN F11.2
:AN F11.2
:O I81.6
:A Q64.3
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:A I64.6
:A I64.0
:AN F3.6
:= Q64.3Then the logic would look like the attached picture. I tried it also with the third line as A(, but the logic doesn't make sense this way.
Please check your STL code you posted, and make the necessary correction.
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Unfortunately, there is no information about the pin configuration that I can find.
I found a non-working IM 621 on ebay with the cable for 10 euro (plus shipping):
I would consider upgrading this C7-621 to a S7-1500 and Comfort HMI if you plan to keep this machine for a long time.
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If you have the unit and want to find out what version it is, open Accessible Notes (3rd icon from the left in SIMATIC Manager), then right click the node that shows up (typically node = 2) and choose PLC -> Module Information
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V1.1 and V1.2 are firmware (operating system) versions of the C7-621.
If you have the unit, you can see the firmware version online. If you don't have it, and don't know the firmware version, choose V1.1. You can always replace it with V1.2 later if you find out it is V1.2.
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Try this page for information about the OP320-A:
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Here is a link to the cable pinouts for TI 305 PLCs:
https://cdn.automationdirect.com/static/specs/directsoftcables.pdf
Use D3-DSCBL-1
Also you can use either TISOFT 305 or Directsoft from Automation Direct to program the CPU.
S7 300 software redundancy problem
in Siemens
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One thing to confirm - look at the parameters of FC100 (SWR_START) and make sure your DO addresses fall in between the PIO_FIRST and PIO_LAST parameters.