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Brooksy started following Omron NJ/NX to AB Ethernet/IP String Data type exchange
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Omron NJ/NX to AB Ethernet/IP String Data type exchange
Brooksy posted a topic in NJ Series / Sysmac Studio
Have been able to exchange data types of BOOL, INT, DINT & REAL between Omron NJ/NX CPU with Allen Bradley Logix CPU's with Ethernet/IP using the CIPUCMMRead & CIPUCMMWrite instructions. I now have a need to exchange "STRING" variable types. Have tried varions string lengths in the NJ without sucsess. AB default string length is 82 & Omron 256 but I think the difference is the length headder that AB has with within their String Tag type. I know I could convert my strings to an array of bytes & sent them this way, but was looking for a solution to sent them as native strings. Hope someone out there has done this & can share their leg work?- 2 replies
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Yes, sorry 1.499V
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Everything seems to work fine with 1.449V. Was even using 1.87R since the FX3GE first came out for several months till the latest upgrade & this version seemed ok too. Asked Mitsubishi here in Sydney & they said 1.449V is the latest version they have been given to distribute to date. I have managed to fine a work around using the GT-1450 HMI "Device Data Transfer" function. I would prefer to have this performed by the PLC's but it is very simple to set up & works, so till I can find a PLC solution this will have to do. Appreciate all the input.
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I am not sure why everyone is focusing on the software? Lets say I have the very latest of everything. How do I do it??
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1.449V Will this be possible with the hardware I have or will I need additional?
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GT Works 2 Ladder programming language.
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Hi, Have 3 FX3GE PLC's on a packaging line & was wanting to exchange some small blocks of word & bool data between them using the on-board Ethernet ports. Can't seem to find any documentation on how this is done. Can anyone point me in the right direction? Cheers.