IO_Rack

Your screen shot shows the I/O table but it's not connected. Is this the original program or did you upload that? Uploading the I/O Table doesn't always transfer the settings from the SIOU. You have another option to transfer from Unit to PC when you are connected. You have an I/O Table Error. Most likely cause is a bad module connection. Power down and reseat your modules.

Are you able to connect with the peripheral cable?

Try using the P_ER contact directly after the PLS2 instruction. Below are the possibilities. ON if the specified range for P, M, S, or F is exceeded. ON if PLS2(887) is executed for a port that is already outputting pulses for SPED(885) or ORG(889). ON if PLS2(887) is executed in an interrupt task when an instruction controlling pulse output is being executed in a cyclic task. ON if PLS2(887) is executed for an absolute pulse output but the origin has not been established. I wasn't able to download your program. Do you plan to repost it?

I don't print projects very often but I tried this one. Something doesn't look right. It's still in progress for about 20 minutes now....

I'm not a safety expert but wouldn't the PFD apply to the design of the system including devices, configuration, circuit design and programming?

Most likely this is the resolution of the analog input card. 8000 digital units for full scale. The resolution can be found in the data sheets or Toolbox in Sysmac Studio.

What is the full part number of the PLC? In most cases you'll need to download the Program, Settings and IO Table. Within the IO Table you may also need to download to SIOU units. These are Special IO Units.

I did a "Report Post" to notify a moderator to move the topic. This was suggested to me a while ago.

TimeSpan is a nice convenience but I prefer to use REAL for the flexibility. I do this for set points and elapsed time.

There is an example in the above post.  The "#" preceding a value will imply BCD or HEX. The "&" will imply Decimal.

In most cases when NATing, you'll need to set the Gateway Address in the PLC to the IP address of the NAT router. I've found using the EWON Flexy, this is not necessary. I don't understand the difference or the underlying technology of NAT but that's my experience.

gtsuport beat me to it. Here is the manual anyway. As a concept, the LK201 will integrate seamlessly with the PLC. By newer standards the LK201 is built into the PLC serial ports. The work is to set your PC to the settings of the DIP switches. 

It looks like you are doing it correctly. If it gives you a clue, here is what it should look like.

I'm sorry that I don't understand where you wish to "Get" the variable. What do you want to do with the value? You can make it equal to another string like this: Sub GetMyString     Str_MyOtherString = Str_MyString End Sub You can display it on the NA with a Data Display object by simply putting the variable in the Expression field. No VB.net needed.

I misunderstood your question. I'm still a little confused. Where do you want to read it? If you need to convert the data type, you can use VB.net functions like MyInt = Convert.ToInt32(MyText);  

The data you are interested in is most likely derived in a PLC. The PLC is capable of Socket Services. (This is assuming the PLC is an NX or NJ.) This would require some PLC programming. 

 

It can be found in the folder where IV2-Navigtor is installed.

Sysmac Studio stores all projects in xml and various other file formats. It's very cryptic. C:\OMRON\Data\Solution\ I don't think you will be able open them in Codesys nor would you be able to open any other manufacturer's project files.

That is the correct software. The serial port is not standard RS232 pin out. 

We'll see if we can get a moderator to move this to the Omron forum. I would think that your best option would be to use VPN so both locations can be on the same network. This would be done with your infrastructure and not in the PLC or HMI.

ModBus is Big Endian format. You'll need to swap the bytes. There are multiple ways to do this. The CP Series PLCs have a SWAP(637) instruction that will do this for multiple registers.

The CP1H does not allow bit access from D memory. That is only allowed for CJ2 series PLCs.

Each Timer has a contact associated with it. 

I do use the Help menu for the Instruction Reference.