gtsuport

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  1. DIM (631) would define the memory area for the table of records.

    Not able to post image.  DIM has four values

    N = table number = #0

    LR = Length of record = #5

    NR = Number of records = #A (10 decimal)

    TB = First Table word = D100 (arbitrary memory location)

    Database would be in D100 - D150.  This only creates the memory area for the database.

    You will need to use SETR (635), GETR (636), SRCH(181) to manipulate the data.

    Hope this helps,

    gtsuport


  2. Welcome to the forum.

    Bit 254.00 should be a 1 minute pulse.  It is a 50% duty cycle pulse. 30 seconds on/30 seconds off.

    You could use that bit as the input for your counter.

    gtsuport

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  3. Have you registered your software?

    If so, I would try to do an Auto Update.

    Go to your Start menu, Omron program group.  You should have an Omron Automation Software Auto Update option.

    This will check your installed versions against the update server versions and allow you to update.

    This will take some time, files are large.

    gtsuport


  4. CPS files go way back, current versions of CX-Programmer do not use them.

    If you go to Options, can you Create an IO Table?  Processor will need to be in Program mode to do this.

    gtsuport


  5. From your Start menu, go to the Omron program group.

    You should find an Omron Automation Auto Update choice.

    This may or may not need to be updated, but it will check the server and update any of the CX-One programs as required.

    This may take some time.

    gtsuport


  6. CP1L should be listed.  That product has been around since 2007.

    It is supported in both the Lite and Full versions for CX-Programmer.

    Can you check with your distributor to see if they can verify the version purchased?

    gtsuport


  7. Ok, try setting it up manually.

    File, New, you should get a Change PLC dialog box.

    For the Device Type click the down arrow and choose the CPU.  CP1L then the Settings button choose the correct type. Then OK.

    For Network Type, USB should be selected.  that should be correct.

    Then click OK.

    From the PLC pull down menu, click Work Online.  This should get connected.

    If not, let me know what error messages you get.

    gtsuport.


  8. The issue is USB to Serial converters are not all the same.

    We have had the best success with FTDI chipset converters.

    Others seem to work sometimes, but not always.

    Also note that the Omron 9 pin port is NOT a standard pinout.  See attached.

    Omron 9 pin pinout.jpg