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0V = 0 count -10V = -15000 count 10V = 15000 count

I would do a Structure Text FB.

Maple HMI (Weinteck) work fine with NX serie.

When installing CX-One you may install only what you want and uncheck the others.

Ctrl+E to begin, Ctrl+Shift+E when finished. You can add global variable but once added you can not edit (erase or modify) them.

Global variables can not be edited or deleted while Online Edit but can be created (Ctrl+E while in the Global Variable Table).

My bad, I misread your post. I thought you had a temperature input unit and use PID FB in your program.

Did you put the good values in the OprSetParams and InitSetParams inputs of the FB?

Hi, I use them for maybe 12 years, and never heard of failure (except of physical dammage). But it is recent that they can work with Omron tags. Maybe 3 years. We mostly use Advanced HMI series.  

Maple HMI's allow tags from Omron.

Beckhoff CUxxxx.xml

On that link there is a configuration file that you can download, then you could try it in Sysmac Studio in your Ethercat configuration...

The decimal separator must be the same in the Windows Regional Settings than in your FB.

It is normal, it don't work in simulator.

  Or, now you can create groups in global variables table, and associate each variable to the group you want. Then you can filter the table to display the group you want.