
hecateh
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That would be a preferable option, but I am severely space limited, plus the PLC is the only thing which has an IP, the HMi is connected over serial so thats not a problem.
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Hi All, I am trying to change the IP address of a CJ2M-CPU33 using the CMND instruction, I am basing my assumptions on the fact I can do this via the Molex Ethernet/IP tool. I have a piece of mobile equipment that moves between network locations on site, each room it moves to has its own network with an address as follows 172.23.1.5 for room 1, and 172.23.2.5 for room 2. As you can imagine going to change the IP address for every time they move the equipment becomes a bit overkill. I cant see any way to set DHCP permanently so thought it would be possible to change the address of the PLC via the HMI and the CMND function. I have tried following the examples in the manual but cannot get any other response than 0: 2810 1: 0401 which appears to be service unsupported. Any ideas on what I should be populating my command words with? As far as I can see I should be using Service code 0x0E (get attribute single) Class 0xF5, Instance 1, attribute 5 to just read the IP address, once i got that working I was planning on changing to service code 0x10 to write the address I wanted. Thanks!
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EtherCat problems after power cycling
hecateh replied to SKA AB's topic in NJ Series / Sysmac Studio
I have had a similar situation in the past, the setting for Total cable length on the master was set too low, it might be related? -
If you are using the NX102 then FINS is only supported on ethernet port 2. It looks like you are connected to port 1.
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NX safety hardware - PFD average values
hecateh replied to hecateh's topic in NJ Series / Sysmac Studio
That's what we suspected. Thanks for your help -
NX safety hardware - PFD average values
hecateh replied to hecateh's topic in NJ Series / Sysmac Studio
I understood it as each component has a PFH(d) or PFD(avg) value which is then used to calculate the entire system value to determine the SIL or PL. But I cant be sure as I am also not an expert on safety! -
Hi All, I have been asked to look for safety values for the NX Safety range from omron, I was able to find the PFH(d) values and the SFF but our process requires values for PFD(avg) due to the requirement of being a low demand mode system. I have been in contact with our local omron safety rep and they seem unable or unwilling to tell us these values, does anyone know where I can find them? Thank in advance!