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Why don't you use MX components. That way you don't have to write a driver and the VB project can be used for all Mitsubishi PLC's and communication path's. -
What about the PLSY instruction? This instruction will output a specified number of pulses at a set freqeuncy. For instance PLSY K1000 D0 Y0 K1000 = 1000Hz D0 = Nr of pulses Hope this helps -
This depends on the timer which is used. Normally T0 - T199 are the 100mSec timer which means that if the value is K20 than it's a timer for (K20 *100mS) = 2 Seconds T200 and on are 10msec timer which would mean (K20 * 10msec) = 0,2 seconds. Which timers are 100msec or 10msec can be changed in the Parameters of the PLC -
Hi, No there isn't a module for modbus but if you are using GX IEC Developer there is a free FB block which will communicate modbus via a standard RS232 BD board. -
Can you be more specific what you are looking for ? It looks more like a questions about how to the display values in a terminal than about PLC programming. -
You'll need a SC06 set. That's a programming cable with power adapter. I don't think you can make this cable yourself The software Mac programmer plus is not free but is included on the E-designer CD. -
K0 is the constant value of 0 K3M26 means 3*4bits from M26 (M26-M38) The instruction here just compares if any of the bit devices M26 - 38 are on. To put is simply if the value of M26 - M38 is higher than 0 The value you see is M26 M27 M28 ....M38 being monitored as a 12 bit vlaue -
You also have page 993 which is a standard page for sending emails written by the user. You only need to create a jump button to that page. -
Here's a PPT on how to make PC - PLC and PLC - PLC connection made by Mitsubishi Europe. -
Sorry to disagree but it should be possible to talk to eachother using the COM-et10 module. I think i have a small program somewhere. I'll try and find it!!! -
After a FEND instruction create the Counting program. In the area left of the ladder input I28 or higher. I28 till I31 will run very ...mS according to the parameter settings -
Make sure the port parameters in the terminal are the same for RS232 and RS485 port. In GX Developer be sure that the transparant mode in on. -
Sounds like simple Fixed buffer comm to me which CPU are you using ? Oops you're using FX i thought A or Q -
The PLC you are using is from the FX series, any manual from this series will do. The 24 stands for the total amount of in and outputs. the MR is means you are using relais outputs. You can download the manuals from the www.mitsubishi-automation.com website. You have to registrer to be able to download manuals -
I agree a USB cable is much easier. If not you probably need the following cable It's for connection a GOT1000 to a Mits PLC via RS232 but that has the same port as a PC. -
Which version of GX Developer are you using. I've done it many times with GX Dev & GX IEC Dev without problems. If you're using windows XP make sure GX Developer is at least verison 8 -
If you use GX IEC Developer there is a FB library called ModbMFX. You can download it for free from www.mitsubishi-automation.com. It contains all the info on how to use the modbus protocol over RS485BD -
Why not try a simple Mitsubishi FX1N PLC with a FX2N-2AD card. It has a resolution of 1.25mV when used 0-5V. -
GX Developer is the easiest replacement. You can directly read programs written in melsec medoc dos, mm FX Win and GPP. In the demo software download on this site you can download a free 1000 step version. Download code => Mitsubishi=> demo software -
You definitely need GX DP to download the GSD files for the network. Your downloading problem is because you linked the GX DP & GX IEC Developer via MX Change. But the server wasn’t activated. Diagnostic for the Q is simple just go to the autorefresh setting there you can get BFM information direct into dataregisters without using TO & From instr. These wil give info like (BFM 2112 ...) which nodes are online (BFM 2040 ….2079) comm. Problems. This way you don’t have to start the server. If you go to the BMP dir of your installed package you will find bitmaps which you can use although you normally get them with your GSD file
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