Dr.Merle

MrPLC Member
 View profile  See their activity

  • Content count

    4

  • Joined

  • Last visited

Posts posted by Dr.Merle

  1. Posted

    In my case NS is a follower, it just reflects the status of W memory in the CP1L. I mean they both only show at the same time the status of CP1L. If I understand you well, in case CP1l maintain continuously the bit, it could lead to a problem?

    Thank you.

  2. Posted

    Yes sir! I did this and it works! You guys are just grate! You are the expert! I asked 3 days ago the same question Omron technical support, they didn't know the answer and promised to replay next day. So far, there is no response at all. Shame on it.

    I have just uncertainty if it works well in my configuration. I have two terminal NS15 connected to the PLC CP1L. Both terminal running absolutely the same program. I made the same configuration ( the same allocation addresses to W memory on both terminals). So far it works well. I just doubt if it is correct, because two terminals pointed to the same memory location in the PLC. Could it bring a problem?

    Thank you.

     

  3. Posted

    Thank you for the help.

    On the first screenshot you suggested to chose option serialA, but I don't have this option. I think, because cp1l and NS15 are connected trough the network. In my case,

    cp1l:wr00010.06 in work area of CP1l changes the status of Lamp bit in NS15. And I need to turn On and OFF buzzer $SB12 accordingly.

    Would you show me, please this specific example.

     

  4. Posted

    Hello, I am programming an Lamp Bit to NS 15 paired with a CP1L-EM40DR-D PLC. When the Lamp Bit activated I would like a Buzzer to sound. Can you help me how to do this. I have changed the settings in the PT to Buzzer on. I read in the help that bit SB13 turns 0.5 seconds Buzzer on, but cant find how to activate the buzzer from CP1L. If you have a video, or step by step procedure, it would be helpful.

    I found similar post http://forums.mrplc.com/index.php?/topic/22984-creating-buzzer-to-signal-alarm/#comment-110916

    but without a screenshot it's difficult to understand.

    Thank you.