Lubomir Pavlansky

Hi Michael, thank you for your help. And sorry for my delay. Finally, I did it without creating routing table. I connected to PLC1 directly with toolbus and to PLC2 via PLC1. So It was not necessary to do a routing table. But now I have another problem. And I think I will have to do routing table. You can see at the attached image. I want to connect from PLC1 to PLC2 through MPLC. PLC1 and PLC2 are in different networks. Dear Michael or other kindly people, could you help me with creating routing table? Another questio is, I will have to transfer routing table also to MPLC? I´m affraid I´ll do something wrong with MPLC. My boss would kill me:). Thank you very much. And happy new year :) Lubomir

Hi Sparky, I did it by this way also before, but it doesn´t work. But I tried your way also with Toolbus connection and it was working. No problem to connect to whole line. But with ethernet connection it doesnt work. I received also reply from myomron.com, that problem should be with routing table. I need to do some routing table and there define all routes. Maybe later I will try also this way. Thank you for your help. It was good advice for me. BR,Lubo

Hi all, In company where I work we use Omron plc on all equipments. All these plc are connected each other and master plc via Controler Link Unit CLK-23. This is our production equipments network. Some PLC has also ethernet card. Via this card I´m able to connect to PLC. Now,a little expample to explain my problem: I´m connected to PLC1 via ethernet. PLC1 is connected to PLC2 via CLK-23. And question is : how can I connect to PLC2? But via PLC1. All this I asked because of I want to use CX Server DDE manager to collect data from line to excel table. With direct connection no problem. But I need to do real time connection with all plc on the line. Thank you for your help. BR, Lubomir