Rodney
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You have supposed the two lines correctly.
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I may be wrong but I seem to remember that if you select properties from the set PG/PC interface. You can select com port or usb
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Both versions of software are not downloads. You have to bye them from Mitsubishi distributors.
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You require G X Developer to programme your P.L.C.
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You require a Mitsubishi SC09 cable.
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There are a number of tutorials on youtube
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From the previous pasts saying that the P.L.C is based on the Mitsubishi F series. Then the software would be Mitsubishi Medoc software.
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The S7 200 is not TIA Portal it is S7 Micro Win. Also the connection is not MPI it is PPI.
Hope this helps
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Theo simply says you should remove power from the P.LC before you connect the cable.
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Where is the F1 located? I have the equipment to upload from F series PLCs Rodney -
Hi You have to give lot more details on what you want to achieve and which PLC. Rodney -
I used to do a number of projects in a previous life but I do not have the software any longer. Yes the price of these items horrendous. Rodney -
The TP's are easier than the OP's they automatically go to transfer mode and the cable is standard RS232. Rodney -
From memory either back up using Prosave or exchanging the touch screen is quite straightforward. Rodney -
The files look to be Medoc files which should import into GX Developer. Use the import Medoc format file. It can be found on the project tab import file. If it is greyed out then the feature is not installed. Rodney -
And my standard to ground secondary 0 volts Rodney -
The first input on the extension should be x20 Rodney1 person likes this -
You must advise which PLC You are trying to program. IE Siemens Allen Bradley Mitsubishi Rodney -
According to your first screen shot the PLC is in stop Rodney1 person likes this -
Do you have the program 6070? If not has JRoss suggested contact the manufacturer of the machine and request it. If they are no longer in business then you will have to go down the avenue as Crossbow has described. Rodney -
If you follow crossbows link it says where you find the drivers. You should start a new post not attach to one that is five years old. Rodney -
Dunc For example the source address could be D500 so the value in D500 would be sent too channel 1. n3 would be how many channels you are writing too. D501 to channel 2 and so on. Rodney -
With Medoc being a DOS based software the older your operating system is the better. It will run on XP not sure about later versions. You will have to configure your usb serial adapter to COM 2 because you only have choice of COM 1 or COM 2. If you have difficulties getting around Medoc post what you are trying to do. Rodney -
Only item 2.) will work for S7-300 and S7-400 series P.L.C.s and will not work for S7-200 P.L.C.s item 1.) will work for S7-200 series and will not work for S7-300 or S7-400 series P.L.C.s Rodney
From where I can download GX Developer 8.0
in Mitsubishi
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It's not a free software you have to buy it from Mitsubishi Electric.
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