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File Name: MicroLogix 1100 Controller User Manual File Submitter: swimmy67 File Submitted: 6 Nov 2005 File Category: Manuals, Tutorials Here is the MicroLogix 1100 Controller User Manual. This manual included the PLC and the 1762 extension modules. Click here to download this file

File Name: Technical Capabilities of the MicroLogix 1100 Embedded LCD File Submitter: swimmy67 File Submitted: 6 Nov 2005 File Category: Manuals, Tutorials This is a techincal document covering the embedded LCD screen on the MicroLogix 1100 PLC Click here to download this file

File Name: MicroLogix 1100 Embedded Web Server Instruction Manual File Submitter: swimmy67 File Submitted: 6 Nov 2005 File Category: Manuals, Tutorials Here is the Allen Bradley MicroLogix 1100 Embedded Web Server User Manual. Click here to download this file

I just reread the post. I found this on Rockwell Software Forum, Try this link; http://www.software.rockwell.com/forum/rsl...3&threadid=9992 there is a USB drive EVMOVE avaliable. swimmy67

You should pay for the support contract to be able to contiune to receive updates. The Master KEY can be retrived by running EVMOVE.exe and moving the key to a blank floppy. EVMOVE.exe can be found in the Rockwell Software folder. After you receive the CD's from AB and install RSLogix, find the EVMOVE.exe and move the Master Key from the blank floppy that you saved your key to. I hope this helps. swimmy67

File Name: Mitsubishi MELSEC-F Position Control Training Manual File Submitter: swimmy67 File Submitted: 30 Oct 2005 File Category: Manuals, Tutorials This is a Position control training manual for the Mitsubishi MELSEC-F PLC. Click here to download this file

File Name: MicroLogix 1100 Program Instruction Set Manual File Submitter: swimmy67 File Submitted: 30 Oct 2005 File Category: Manuals, Tutorials This is the Instruction set Manual for programming the ML1100 PLC. Click here to download this file

Hello all, Was everyone that downloaded the FX3U manuals that I uploaded able to open and view the PDF files? I have heard that some people that downloaded the files were not able to open them. The problem that I had was with Acrobat 7. I had to uninstall Acrobat 7 and reinstall Acrobat 6. I was able to open and view all of the files with Acrobat 6. Please let me know if I will need to repost or if they are OK. Thanks, swimmy67

Chris, I tried downloading the Communication Manual from home and I was not able to open it even with Acrobat 6. I reuploaded the Communication Maunal by editing the Upload. When I tried downloading t he file again, it opened and downloaded fine. I hope everything else is OK. Thanks, swimmy67

It is not a good idea to put multiple instances of the same OTE instruction in different Subroutines. By putting the same OTE instruction in different subroutines, there could be a possibility of the OTE being enabled when it should be disabled. The scan of the program will put the inputs and outputs at their last read state. If one subroutine is calling for the OTE to be on and it is scanned first, and another subroutine is calling for the OTE to be off and it is scanned last, the last subroutine to be scanned will be the state of the OTE instruction. Again, it is not a very good idea to put more than one of the same OTE instruction in separate subroutines.

I posted all of the information that I receoved from Mitsubishi for the FX3U PLC. I included all of the manuals and the accessory manuals. They are located in the Download section. Thanks, swimmy67

After modifying an existing program to run on the FX3U PLC, I find that the instructions for communicating with Mitsubishi inverters is similar to the FX2N-ROM-E1 module with the communication instructions built in. The FX3U has two channels to choose. I have channel one set to the FX3U-USB-bd board. The FX3U-485-ADP module is set at channel two. Channel zero is the peogramming port which I will attach a GOT 1000 touch screen. I modified the program and downloaded with the USB cable supplied with the USB-BD board. Much faster than the SC09 serial cable. Online monitoring is much faster also. As is the online edits. This program has not been tested yet so at this time I aill not post. The program communicates with 3 FR-E540-0.4K-NA inverters. Has a PID function to control the Heat Exchanger via Analog output module FX2N-4DA. I have a 4 RTD input card, FX3U-4AD-PT-ADP to sense Process temp, Output temp, Over Temp, and Heat Exchanger internal temp. I should be testing the program with in the next few weeks, so I will post the finished program for review. Thanks All, Kari Swimrlar

Chris, I have posted all of the FX3U manuals that I received from Mitsubishi today. For the programming, there are 4 separate manuals. Programming Basic instructions, Communication programming manual, Analog Programming manual, and Positioning Programming manual. In addition, I posted all of the additional hardware manuals that I received. I received the FX3U PLC, USB module, and FX3U-4AD-PT-ADP input card. With the USB interface, the programming is fast. I created a temporary program to see how the RTD module would function. I will post the price list for Mitsubishi Electric products tomorrow. I will try and share all of the information that I receive for the FX3U PLC. Thanks, Kari Swimelar

File Name: Mitsubishi FX2N PLC with FX2N-ROM-E1 File Submitter: swimmy67 File Submitted: 30 Sep 2005 File Category: PLC Sample Code Mitsubishi FX2N PLC with FX2N-ROM-E1 memory module with Mitsubishi drive communication built in program example. Click here to download this file

File Name: AB SLC 5/04 PLC Communicating with PowerFlex 4 & 40 drives. File Submitter: swimmy67 File Submitted: 30 Sep 2005 File Category: PLC Sample Code Example code showing communication example between SLC 5/04 and one PowerFlex 40 Drive and one PowerFlex 4 Drive. Click here to download this file

File Name: FX2N communicating to 4 Mitsu Drives A500 and E500 series File Submitter: swimmy67 File Submitted: 28 Sep 2005 File Category: PLC Sample Code This is a working program. It uses the "RS" instruction to communicate with one A500 series VFD and three E500 series VFD. Click here to download this file

waynes, Thanks for the responce. Concerinig the sampeling rate, what would be a good time? Is 2sec too great of a sampeling time? Looking through the program, I am setting d51 to H33. during the run process. For autotune I am loading H30 into d51. I have read and reread the manual for the FX2N PLC. In section 10, there is a more detailed discription of the PID loop with example code. Still, when I try using the sample code, I can not get the PID to function correctly. The code that I posted is what the machine will run. I guess I need some more experience with the Mitsu PID function. This is my first time using the Mitsu FX2N PLC and the PID Function. I normally program with Allen Bradley SLC and ML PLC's. Thanks for your help in this matter. Kari