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Bob you use 1784-PKTX on Remote I/O not PCMK see this list Hardware Drivers supported by RSLinx Enterprise: * Ethernet * Serial DF1 to PLC-5, SLC-5, or Logix platforms * 1784-PKTX on DH+ * 1784-PKTX on DH485 * 1784-PKTX on Remote I/O * Virtual Backplane (1784-PCICS, 2711P-RN15B) * Serial DH485 (PVPlus/VV-CE) * 2711-RN6 on DH+ (PVPlus/VV-CE) * 2711-RN6 on DH485 (PVPlus/VV-CE) * 2711-RN6 on Remote I/O (PVPlus/VV-CE)

Bob local tab configuration is to communicate rsview Me to controller can run same in development PC & Target tab configuration for Panelview plus device to controller use the config in target tab

try this also http://rockwellautomation.custhelp.com/cgi...ated=1066881600

you refer this tech note before start http://rockwellautomation.custhelp.com/cgi...amp;p_topview=1

Older firmware have lots of communication issues better to upgrade the cards to latest firmware

Could you post the code some body will help you out

If rslinx as communication driver then it is possible

Check whether any extended force table is configured!!!

Table for general idea about Cat 3 & 4. sorry i didn't read the post in full

As ken advise call rockwell techsupport

what firmware in it? Any Hmi & scada writing to timer datatable?

Iam also eagerly waiting to know that

Have you checked any overwriting to these datatable?

what plc5 processor? what firmware in it? In ealier days of plc5 processor firmwares has bugs like it loses one or more instruction causes fault in the processor & the dowload is required.

Screen saver cannot by controlled by event basic. Turn it off in Pv+.

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Import the tag from RSP to RSview ME http://rockwellautomation.custhelp.com/cgi...amp;p_topview=1

use SLC serial port connect to the serial printer using ascii inst sen the command the command to the printer to print also you can use the Basic to do so panelview serial port won't support the printer interface

the address should be ::[bREAD]T4:35.ACC the symbol "::" should be added before the shortcut for classic adderss used for SLC,PLC & micrologix series

welcome to the forum !!!

Tim, I think you got it Same thing can be done using logic in the processor to set or reset a bit with time delay

click this link to learn more http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Firmware

Output can be used in mulitple places when it is latched & unlatched energise the output can cause dangerous results due to scan of the PLC

& logix family( Contrologix, CompactLogix, SoftLogix, FlexLogix, PowerFlex 700S with DriveLogix has this feature