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NootNoot replied to Webbs's topic in NJ Series / Sysmac Studio
Hi Webbs Did you ever get anywhere with this one? I am having the same problem with some IFM sensors. Thanks -
Some progress with this, I have done the same setup using a NJ301-1200 PLC and this is not showing any error and is communicating with the SEW drive correctly. The error I am receiving on the NX102 PLC suggests replacing the CPU, not really something I want to do as this is a new PLC. I have attached the XML file for the SEW drive, would it be possible someone would have an NX102-1*** series PLC that they could download the same simple Ethercat setup as above to see if the same Error occurs? Thanks SEW_DFE24B.xml
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Hi, I am having trouble with the following hopefully someone can help. Equipment Omron NX102-1220 PLC, SEW MDX61B MoviDrive B with DFE24B EtherCat Card. I am trying to control an SEW Servo Motor via the Omron Ethercat connection. I have connected and configured as below image, at this stage there is no errors with the PLC When I try to add a Motion control axis I can set it up as below but when I download it to the PLC I get the following error I have then reversed all of this and added an R88D-KN drive and this downloads fine.. Any ideas what I'm doing wrong? Thanks
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@Michael Walsh Thanks mate.
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Hi @IO_Rack We have regularly used the VPN to access PLCs for programming changes but I am confused how I can use the same method to connect to PLCs together? I'm guessing there is away of setting up port forwarding on both routers if I have a static IP at each side? What I am trying to do is basically send alarm data to a second PLC which is approximately 50Kms, and have this warn the operator and slow down the equipment. Thanks
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Hi @PMCR could you please upload the files you have referred to above. I am trying to do this with an NX to NJ PLC via an internet connection. Thanks
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Hi Can anyone help with some documentation to setup communication of two Omron NJ/NX PLCs via the internet? Thanks
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Hi guys I am fairly new to Sysmac Studio so reaching out for some help. I have used a union to successfully separate a Word out into its bits, bytes. Can't get my head around how I separate a byte into two nybbles? Can anyone suggest an easy method? The byte of data made up of an error code in each nybble. Thanks
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Hi mate, Yes the control word is a fixed value. The data is available in the CSV file it just changes the data layout from a return every 16 words to every 5 words, but only on the last stack that is written. Yes the FWRIT is preceded by NOT A343.13 I have attached a copy of the program if you have a chance to have a look, hopefully its something obvious which I am not seeing. Thanks for your help 2020-04-26 - Deflection Rig Mobile.cxp 2020-04-26 - Deflection Rig Mobile.opt
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Hi guys anyone any ideas for me? Thanks
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NootNoot started following FWRIT(701) To Memory Card
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Hi Can anyone please help with the following issue. Equipment PLC - CJ2M-CPU33 Setup is being used to log distance measurements from a conveyor belt to a compact flash card in the PLC I have successfully set this up and it is working by writing values to a stack then when this is full, changes stack and writes the data in the previous stack to the card. The FWRIT command has the control word #3D00 (Comma-Delimited, Return every 16 fields, Append, Memory Card) The problem I am having is with the data in the CSV file, I am logging typically 300K lines with 16 values. Towards the end of logging the data in the CSV file will start to return every 5 values instead of 16 which is just painful to re-format. I have attached an image of the Excel data to explain better. My Two stacks are Stack 1 - E0_0 - E0_16003 Stack 2 - E0_16010 - E0_32013 Thanks for any help.
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