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  4. Posted · Edited by Mickey

    Yes it is possible.

    If your digital input is true then move a value of 8191 to the output word of your analog output card. This gives you 2.5 volts

    Use a "XIC" instruction (address is your digital input) and a  "MOV" instruction for this. When digital input is on (true).

    https://www.courses.psu.edu/e_met/e_met430_jar14/instr/xic.html

    Use a "XIO" instruction  (address is your digital input) and a "MOV" instruction to move a value of zero (0) to the output word when the 

    digital input is off (false). This gives you 0 volts.

    https://www.courses.psu.edu/e_met/e_met430_jar14/instr/xio.html

     

  6. Posted · Edited by Mickey

    Your HMI (PV300 Micro) supports DH485 protocol.

     

    The cable you have 1761-CBL-HM02 is the proper cable if connecting your ML1100's serial port directly to the HMI.

    You will need to configure the ML1100' serial port for DH485 protocol. The baud rates on your ML1100 and the HMI need to be the same also node addresses need to be different.

    Your HMI 's baud rate defaults to 9600 ,the ML1100 defaults to 19.2 change one of them so they match.

    To get connected from your PC to the Panelview you are going to need a 1747-UIC ( USB to DH485 converter) See link if you don't have one

    Another option is to change the protocol on the PV to DF1 this would make it easier (cheapter) to get connected from your PC to the HMI. It's a firmware change, it should be on the PanelView32 'CD or contact your local AB repr.

    Does you PC have a real serial port?

    http://www.plccable.com/allen-bradley/

    See link for PanelView 32 manual

     

    https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=1&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=0ahUKEwiw2pzWl_nQAhWLxFQKHS8FBYoQFggaMAA&url=http%3A%2F%2Fliterature.rockwellautomation.com%2Fidc%2Fgroups%2Fliterature%2Fdocuments%2Fgr%2F2711-gr003_-en-p.pdf&usg=AFQjCNFHJYroYm5PbVWX834Gms0Q66E5tg&sig2=jNRgRRoKQ-TPG6SrVY3PCQ

    And some tutorial sites...

     

    https://www.google.com/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&ion=1&espv=2&ie=UTF-8#q=panelbuilder32+tutorial

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  7. Posted · Edited by Mickey

    See pdf page 14 for the proper cables.

    You do not need an "AIC" to get connected as long as this is just point to point (PLC to HMI) and not networked.

    The PV300 Micro comes in two different favors "DF1" and "DH485" protocol, your PLC will have to be configured for the supported protocol.

    If you can post the complete catalog number of your HMI someone can help with that if needed.

     

     

    PV300Micro.pdf

  9. Posted · Edited by Mickey

    IO_Rack is right a PanelView 1200 is a different animal . See links below.

    Can you provide the complete catalog number of your PV,as others have ask.

     

    https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=1&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=0ahUKEwj8lKiYpr_QAhUhq1QKHSRiCjUQFgh2MAA&url=http%3A%2F%2Fliterature.rockwellautomation.com%2Fidc%2Fgroups%2Fliterature%2Fdocuments%2Fum%2F2711-um011_-en-p.pdf&usg=AFQjCNFOlKNoJ30iFJYqa6I2h7uCAsZmMg&sig2=CFFr9d46QiRihCVL-sgjxQ

     

    https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=2&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=0ahUKEwj8lKiYpr_QAhUhq1QKHSRiCjUQFgh9MAE&url=http%3A%2F%2Fliterature.rockwellautomation.com%2Fidc%2Fgroups%2Fliterature%2Fdocuments%2Fum%2F2711-um012_-en-p.pdf&usg=AFQjCNG4rjGlcMg0T5QQ84nOXFHIv2w0zg&sig2=WVIrAWMibOFCG4chr-EO0A

  12. Posted

    See quote

     

     
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    Ken Roach
    January 8th, 2016, 11:37 AM
    To confirm; the "X" just means the unit has been rebuilt by Rockwell Automation.

    It doesn't indicate the reason; it might have been because of a bug or defect, or because it was damaged and rebuilt.

    Since PanelView Standard terminals have been out of production for a few years, most of the units available as spares will have been through the repair system.
     


     

    stevensonjeff

  15. Posted · Edited by Mickey

    25 minutes ago, kak0s said:

    I tried many programs that I have. The programs are correct! I download them on other micrologix 1000 and was running ok. 

    Double check the name plates (hardware) on both controllers. Make sure they are the same and you have selected the right controller under "Controller Properties" in the programming software.

  16. Posted · Edited by Mickey

    5 minutes ago, kaiser_will said:

    Open the EXISTING and NEW PLC programs and verify the processor in both.  

    This screenshot notes you are using Logix Micro Lite (and you have no rung or element descriptions).  Is your Logix development program a full-down license (for development and such) or a Lite license (for opening programs but not for creating new programs)?

    The program posted is not the same program in the picture in post one. ???

     

    FYI,

    The RSLogix Micro Starter Lite(free no license required) is fully capable of developing a new program for a ML1000 and ML1100.

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  17. Posted · Edited by Mickey

    Post the program you are trying to download. The .RSS file.

     

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    0010 INCOMPATIBLE PROCESSOR The downloaded program is not configured for a micro controller. If you want to use a micro controller with the program, reconfigure your controller with your programming software (choose

     

  19. Posted

    Do you know how the PLC's serial port is configured?

    You can look at it's offline program to find out. Or post it here and someone can help.

    Does your PC have a real serial port? Or are you using a USB to serial adapter?

    The 1747-UIC will only work with a port configured for DH485.

  20. Posted · Edited by Mickey

    Your SLC5/03 has two ports, serial and DH485. The serial port can be configured for DF1, DH485 and ASCII protocol.

    The DH485 port (the RJ45 port is of course DH485 protocol.

    If the serial port is configured for DF1 protocol then a PC with a real serial port needs a RS232 null-modem cable to get connected using the RS232 DF1 driver in RSLinx.

    If the serial port is configured for DH485 then the 1747_PIC driver (in RSLinx) and a null-modem cable would work. You would have to have a real serial port for this driver.

    If you don't have a real serial port a USB to serial adapter will work, with a null-modem cable for a port configured for DF1 protocol.

    Your 1747-UIC is a USB to DH485 converter it will only work with the serial port on your PLC if the port on the PLC is configured for DH485 and a null-modem cable. (the DF1 driver or the UIC driver in RSLinx).

    The 1747-UIC will work with the DH485 port on the PLC (it's RJ45 port) with the proper cable 1747-C13 I believe.

    Tell us more about what cables you have and what port you are trying to connect to.

  22. Posted

    Just now, Crossbow said:

    Post in the proper forums if you expect answers.  Also ask a detailed question.

    What is the proper forum? He posted it in the Allen Bradley forum about an Allen Bradley software.

     

    I would ask what PLC the OP is using.

  23. Posted

    Just now, kick said:

    Is there any equivalent to SDB   ? How to get hardware info is no there any blocs or how this works  ? 

     

    "SDB" ???

    What hardware???

    Just a little more information might help someone help you.

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  25. Posted · Edited by Mickey

    The manual will tell you memory required for a PID instruction.

    But you can have 100's ( several 100) PID instructions, but you will run out of outputs long before that. Again only memory and outputs will limit you.

    In your case if your PID instructions are controlling analog outputs then you can have 6.

    FYI, a PID instruction can also control digital outputs. Your controller ML1400 does a limited amount of I/O though. That's up to you.

     

    Look under "Controller Properties" in the project tree in RSLogix500 to see how much memory you have left and used.