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Thanks for the reply i just found that to from the mitsubishi rep, I'm building the cab30 right now, really apreciate the post! Regards

I'm having difficulties transferring a project in to a Mitsubishi e1012 terminal, the problem is the terminal does not go in to transfer mode when I do the send, mi laptop has a physical serial port and it works because I have tested it with different devices. Mitsubishi e1012 v1.5 new never programmed. CAB5 cable to program the terminal winXP pro OS e-designer 7.5 I've been looking all over documentation for special setting or something with no luck hope some one can help…

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I thought of that but I just whant to be certain and if there where ways around that...

OK here’s my deal, I'm converting an application from PV1400 to a Red Lion screen I've gone trough lots of trouble just to try and make the less possible changes on the PLC program and make it easy to go back in case of trouble, the PV was connected trough RIO so it used actual I/O I learned the hard way that the Red Lion Serial protocol can not access so I converted the I/O to B’s to be accessed by the RL, the thing is that I’m getting flickers on my I’s, I blamed it at first to the COP instruction and changed to individual XIO OTE and still getting the on and off situation on the Histogram, I have already disabled the RIO interface in case you’re wondering, first thing I had to do to make it work. The other odd thing is the addressing when I do the COP from O to B files the upper 8 bits seem to be shifted any body knows how is copied cause the COP does not do type conversion and I/O is octal and B is hex Is there a way to map I or O files to another file? Or the B files? Jorge

[ Can you edit your post to include a link to the post about addressing your read? ] The post I read was http://forums.mrplc.com/index.php?showtopic=9141 and it does refer to alarms on the PV1400e

I read the post on the block addressing it was great, but there is another strange thing on the addressing for the alarms, it shows the tag referencing to a block of 128 bits on plc address O:100/00-7/17, Is this backwards? Or what is it making reference to? Regards Jorge