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Thank you, Jay Anthony! That is just what i needed.
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Is there a way to export (and import) all program comments of a CX-Programmer project to a ASCII file. I have to translate all comments from Dutch into English, but it is much easier to do when all comments are available in a single file instead of browsing the whole project. I know it is possible tot export al the program comments (File --> Save Comment/Program), but the saved file does not contain any readable text. Maybe there is another way to easily translate all the text in a CX-P project?
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We use ordinary 1 GB CF-cards. As long as they are formatted FAT16 they will work. I believe even 2GB CF-cards do work, but I am not sure.
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I usually do connect the CORT21 this way: CAN: CAN_GND to pin 1 CAN_L to pin 2 CAN_H to pin 4 External power supply: 0V (GND) to pin 1 +24V DC to pin 5 This configuration works for me So, in answer to your question: yes, pin 1 should be connected to both CAN_GND and the GND of the external power supply
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There's no separate symbol file, but symbols can be copied en pasted into excel manually. It is also possible to copy and past symbols back from excel into CX-P. When a symbol already exists you're asked whether it should be overwritten or not.
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The manual says: The C200HW-CORT21 requires external power for the transceiver and optocouplers. Therefore 24V DC ± 10% must be connected to pin 1 and 5. I'd sure give it a try!
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You might try a rising edge on A501.xx where xx is the unitnumber of the CTL-card
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We've had several communication problems with CX-server to. The latest CX-server update (v4.0.3.3) solves some problems. I'll try some dial some dial up connections tomorrow and let you know the results.
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Omron has some FB which can easily do the job for you. I don't exactly know the names of these FB's but i was something like TCP_SOCKET_OPEN_PASSIVE, TCP_SOCKET_SEND and TCP_SOCKET_CLOSE. Usually these FB's are installed on your PC. For sure they can be found on the CX-One CD in the FBL-directory. Documentation is included in PDF files. Good luck. Sorry I can't help you any further but I don't know the exact details anymore. If you need more help I'll do my best to find more details.
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Maybe a stupid question, but I'd like to know if it is possible and how. I would like to make a copy of the PC setup, route table and other information stored in the PLC in case a PLC needs to be replaced. I've seen the new CX-Programmer has a PLC-backup tool which can do that job for me. But I was wondering if it is possible to read that memory area in the PLC's internal memory by using an IR. Omrons documentation says that it is located from 00000 to 0BFFF in the internal memory. I've tried to copy a block to E0_0 and further, but nothing but 0's are copied. Example program: MOVL &0 IR0 MOVR E0_0 IR1 FOR &32767 MOV ,IR0+ ,IR1+ NEXT Isn't it possible to read the configuration in the PLC internal memory by means of IR's. Or is there an other way.
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It is possible! See the attached screenshot for the contents of the macro. Thanks to all of you! Best regards, Sjakko
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I do prefer a way without pressing a button, but I think there is a possibility with macro's (which are supported): PT --> Project Properties... --> Macro --> SET4 and then something to execute SETTIME with A351 from the PLC. I'll let you know the result...
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Does anyone know how to change the time and date of a NS5-display by a PLC. I've tried to write to $SW14 - 18 but those registers can only be read. After studying all the manuals it seems to be impossible, but i can hardly believe that. I need this function because the PLC gets the time from an NTP-server and I want the display to have the same time as the PLC (for registering alarms, etc). Thanks for your help, Sjakko
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CX-Designer to USB to serial to bridge to NS touch screen
Sjakko replied to dank06's topic in CX-Designer
It is also possible to program the NS-display through the PLC (the PLC acts as a bridge). I've used it myself and it works. See connection settings in CX-Designer. Remark: the NS display must be directly connected to the serial port on the CPU. It doesn't work with an SCU-module. -
I'm sorry, the CPM1A seems not to have an power failure interrupt. The easiest solution to me seems: copy the actual value to the preset value every cycle.