PdL

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  7. Posted

    First, you are using OFF delay timer. Second, I advise you to use BIN type (Binary) so you can enter and read timer values as integer values (BCD is not used often anymore). To enter FB parameters, simply focus on the input/output field and press enter. A dialog will popup to enter the parameter. Connect your timer on bit to the IN parameter. Enter a constant value e.g. &50 for 5 seconds delay at the PT parameter. You can also enter a register that holds the constant value e.g. D1. Connect a coil to the timer output ENO. Enter a register e.g. D1 tot the ET parameter to display elapsed time.

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    Where are you trying to enter a negative value? About the division, why don't you integrate the division into the scaling block, so divide the minimum and maximum output value you enter on the scaling block parameters by 10? That gives the same result. If you still want to use the /F, enter a constant for the divisor word, or move the divisor value into D12. So /F D10 +10 D14 or MOVF +10 D12 and /F D10 D12 D14. See pictures.

  9. Posted

    Asuming you are using a CPU which supports function blocks, have a look here.. http://forums.mrplc.com/index.php?app=downloads&showfile=996

  12. Posted

    Put PLC in stop, open IO table, select Create from menu, so we are sure the actual settings are in the CXP file. Next post your CXP file. We can have a look.

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    If you enable the output channel through IO table and you power cycle the PLC, the bit is set off again. Turn the bit on in your program, e.g. |P_On|-----------(CIO2000.00) +24V to A9 and 0V to B9 is ok, how do you measure on A1/A2? Best is to take off output wiring and put your loop tester directly on the terminals.

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    Hi...these are always very difficult problems. Seems like you have different issues, one being CX-Server is somehow messed up, other CX-Programmer seems to have a problem on its own. The problem with CXP might be that there's something wrong or missing related to the Component Profile Sheet. It needs such a CPS file for every product to correclty display and process its specifics. When this file is missing I have experienced CXP to crash however I would usually get an error. You can try having a look here: C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\OMRON\Profiles\CPSFiles I attached the CPS files for CJ2H-64 from my disk. Extract them in this folder and see if it helps. For this reason it's good practice to run CX-One from VMware. It allows you to easily roll back to a healthy base when you run in to problems. CPS CJ2H-CPU64.zip

  16. Posted

    I don't know what VCTF is. Where will you be using the cable for and is it related to Omron networks? Else we can move the post to the general section where you might get more replies.

  17. Posted

    I cannot download your document. Zip it and directly attach it to a post.. The most common problem with analog outputs not working is that the output conversion start bits are not set in the user program. Have you turned on CIO bit 2000.00? It's the output conversion start bit for analog output 2001. (2000.01 for 2002, 2000.02 for 2003, etc). If this bit is off you can set a value on the output adress but the output will not do anything.

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    Hi I must admit I have never used the translation utility with NT touchscreens. Have you read the manual? I had a quick look and as I understand, in the end you generate a language specific *.mmi file where the selected language is already processed in all strings etc? Can't you just open this *.mmi file in NTST? Appendix D - Translation Support Utility.pdf