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6.4 Monitoring Devices Supporting iQSS

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6.4

Monitoring Devices Supporting iQSS

The connection statuses of devices supporting iQSS can be monitored.

Operating procedure

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Display on "Status" in the 'List of devices'

The status in "Status" is displayed when using GX Works2 Version 1.499V or later.
Icons displayed in the "Monitoring Information" window may differ from the status displayed in "Status".

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Icons displayed on the "Status" in the 'List of devices'

1.

Select [Diagnostics]

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[Sensor/Device Monitor] with an

engineering tool.

2.

Select a built-in Ethernet port LCPU in the "Module Selection
(Sensor/Device Monitor)" screen, and click the [OK] button.

The "Sensor/Device Monitor for Ethernet Configuration" screen
appears.

3.

Select a target device supporting iQSS to be monitored in
'List of devices' or 'Device map area' in the "Sensor/Device
Monitor for Ethernet Configuration" screen.

The status of the selected device supporting iQSS is displayed in
the "Monitoring Information" window.

For the "Current Value" in the "Monitoring
Information" window, values written to devices in a
CPU module from the device supporting iQSS are
displayed.
To display the current values accurately, configure
the following setting.
• Select "Enable online change (FTP, MC

Protocol)" in the [Built-in Ethernet Port Setting]
tab on the "L Parameter Setting" screen, and
write parameters to a CPU module.

Icon

Description

This icon is displayed when an error occurred on the connected device supporting iQSS.

This symbol is displayed when the first five digits of the serial number for a CPU module used are '15072' or lower by which the status display is
not supported.

This icon is displayed when a CPU module cannot communicate with a device supporting iQSS, or the status display is not supported by the
device supporting iQSS being used.

1. Select

2. Select

3. Click

Select

List of devices

Device map area

Monitoring Information

window

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Summary of Contents for 13JV28

Page 1: ...iQ Sensor Solution Reference Manual ...

Page 2: ......

Page 3: ...ual In this manual the safety precautions are classified into two levels WARNING and CAUTION Under some circumstances failure to observe the precautions given under CAUTION may lead to serious consequences Observe the precautions of both levels because they are important for personal and system safety Make sure that the end users read this manual and then keep the manual in a safe place for future...

Page 4: ...the CPU module cannot detect any error To ensure safety operation in such a case provide a safety mechanism or a fail safe circuit external to the programmable controller For a fail safe circuit example refer to the user s manual for the CPU module used and General Safety Requirements in MELSEC iQ R Module Configuration Manual 4 Outputs may remain on or off due to a failure of a component such as ...

Page 5: ... memory in the module Also do not use any use prohibited signals as an output signal from the CPU module to each module Doing so may cause malfunction of the programmable controller system For the system area write protect area and the use prohibited signals refer to the user s manual for the module used If a communication cable is disconnected the network may be unstable resulting in a communicat...

Page 6: ...large current approximately ten times greater than normal may flow when the output is turned from off to on Therefore use a module that has a sufficient current rating After the CPU module is powered on or is reset the time taken to enter the RUN status varies depending on the system configuration parameter settings and or program size Design circuits so that the entire system will always operate ...

Page 7: ... PRODUCT THAT ARE OPERATED OR USED IN APPLICATION NOT INTENDED OR EXCLUDED BY INSTRUCTIONS PRECAUTIONS OR WARNING CONTAINED IN MITSUBISHI S USER INSTRUCTION AND OR SAFETY MANUALS TECHNICAL BULLETINS AND GUIDELINES FOR the PRODUCT Prohibited Application Prohibited Applications include but not limited to the use of the PRODUCT in Nuclear Power Plants and any other power plants operated by Power comp...

Page 8: ...4 PART 2 GX Works2 CHAPTER 3 AnyWireASLINK 26 3 1 Detecting Devices Supporting iQSS Automatically 27 3 2 Verifying Devices Supporting iQSS Against System Configuration 29 3 3 Reading Writing Parameters from to Devices Supporting iQSS 30 3 4 Monitoring Devices Supporting iQSS 32 3 5 Backing up Restoring Data of Devices Supporting iQSS 33 Data backup 37 Data restoration 45 CHAPTER 4 CC Link 53 4 1 D...

Page 9: ...ting Devices Supporting iQSS Automatically 167 7 2 Reading Writing Parameters from to Devices Supporting iQSS 169 7 3 Monitoring Devices Supporting iQSS 170 7 4 Backing up Restoring Data of Devices Supporting iQSS 171 Data backup 175 Data restoration 185 CHAPTER 8 CC Link 195 8 1 Detecting Devices Supporting iQSS Automatically 198 Detecting devices connected to a bridge module NZ2AW1C2AL 200 8 2 R...

Page 10: ... properties 323 Command execution to slave station 324 Appendix 2 Devices that Support iQ Sensor Solution 325 CPU module 325 MELIPC 326 Devices supporting iQSS CPU module 327 Device supporting iQSS MELIPC 334 Appendix 3 Engineering Tool and Version List 337 GX Works2 MELSOFT Navigator 337 GX Works3 MELSOFT Navigator 340 MI Configurator 342 Appendix 4 Considerations for Using Device Supporting iQSS...

Page 11: ...9 CONTENTS Appendix 8 Backup File Capacity 368 Backup data file QBR 368 System file for backup restoration QSI 368 INDEX 370 REVISIONS 372 WARRANTY 373 TRADEMARKS 374 ...

Page 12: ... Print book e Manual PDF GX Works2 Version 1 Operating Manual Common SH 080779ENG System configuration parameter settings and operation methods of the online functions common to Simple project and Structured project of GX Works2 Print book PDF GX Works2 Version 1 Operating Manual Intelligent Function Module SH 080921ENG Explains operation methods of the parameter setting monitoring predefined prot...

Page 13: ...d Network master local modules CC Link IE Field Network equipped master local module A generic term for RJ71GF11 T2 CC Link IE Field Network master local modules and RJ71EN71 when the CC Link IE Field Network function is used CC Link master local module A generic term for RJ61BT11 CC Link system master local module LJ61BT11 CC Link system master local module QJ61BT11N CC Link system master local m...

Page 14: ...basic digital output modules of CC Link IE Field Network RnENCPU A generic term for R04ENCPU R08ENCPU R16ENCPU R32ENCPU and R120ENCPU Sensor parameter A generic term for parameters such as threshold or sensor operation mode of a device supporting iQSS Station sub ID number An abbreviation for an ID number of a sensor connected to a communication unit for CC Link Term Description ...

Page 15: ...13 PART 1 PART 1 iQ Sensor Solution This part explains the overview of iQ Sensor Solution and its functions 1 iQ Sensor Solution 2 iQ Sensor Solution FUNCTIONS ...

Page 16: ...h an engineering tool By sharing design information including system design and programming in the whole control system the system design efficiency and the programming efficiency can be improved and the total cost of design startup operation and maintenance can be reduced Enables a total control using Engineering tool Devices supporting iQSS ...

Page 17: ...setting for Ethernet devices can easily be configured Automatic detection of connected devices A system configuration diagram can automatically be created on the screen of an engineering tool by detecting devices supporting iQSS in an actual system configuration Consequently man hours for creating a system configuration diagram at the system startup can be reduced Verification of connected devices...

Page 18: ...ice supporting iQSS without starting dedicated tools Easy tuning Sensor parameters can be set efficiently on the same setting screen for sensors of different manufacturers Sensor parameter read write Sensor parameters can be set by the same operation without starting dedicated tools for each manufacturer Communication settings of devices supporting iQSS can be configured Devices supporting iQSS Va...

Page 19: ...S can be backed up saved to restored from an SD memory card Data backup restoration The information of devices supporting iQSS in the actual system configuration can be backed up saved to restored from an SD memory card Man hours for changing settings can be reduced since data restoration utilization are simplified The status of device supporting iQSS can be checked 0 M0 FMOV K0 D5000 K4 RST M3000...

Page 20: ...ces supporting iQSS connected to a network in the configuration window of an engineering tool Verification of connected devices and configurations Verify the system configuration displayed in the configuration window of an engineering tool against the actual system configuration Reflection of the communication setting Apply the communication setting set in the configuration window of an engineerin...

Page 21: ...llowing manual GX Works2 Version 1 Operating Manual Common GX Works3 Operating Manual MI Configurator Operating Manual Purpose iQ Sensor Solution function Description Easy startup Automatic detection of connected devices To detect devices supporting iQSS which are connected to a master module or a built in Ethernet port CPU and display the information in a configuration window Verification of conn...

Page 22: ...s Purpose iQ Sensor Solution function Reference Easy startup Automatic detection of connected devices Page 56 Detecting Devices Supporting iQSS Automatically Verification of connected devices and configurations Page 62 Verifying Devices Supporting iQSS Against System Configuration Easy tuning Sensor parameter read write Page 64 Reading Writing Parameters from to Devices Supporting iQSS Sensor devi...

Page 23: ... Linkage with dedicated tools association with properties Purpose iQ Sensor Solution function Reference Easy startup Automatic detection of connected devices Page 167 Detecting Devices Supporting iQSS Automatically Easy tuning Sensor parameter read write Page 169 Reading Writing Parameters from to Devices Supporting iQSS Sensor device monitor Sensor device monitor Page 170 Monitoring Devices Suppo...

Page 24: ... Connection Method Useful function Linkage with dedicated tools association with properties Page 323 Linkage with dedicated tools association with properties Command execution to slave stations Page 324 Command execution to slave station Purpose iQ Sensor Solution function Reference ...

Page 25: ...324 Command execution to slave station Purpose iQ Sensor Solution function Reference Easy startup Automatic detection of connected devices Page 279 Detecting Devices Supporting iQSS Automatically Reflection of the communication setting Page 282 Applying the Communication Setting to a Device Supporting iQSS Easy tuning Sensor parameter read write Page 284 Reading Writing Parameters from to Devices ...

Page 26: ...rameter read write Page 313 Reading Writing Parameters from to Devices Supporting iQSS Purpose iQ Sensor Solution function Reference Easy startup Automatic detection of connected devices CC Link IE Field Network Basic Reference Manual Reflection of the communication setting Easy tuning Sensor parameter read write Purpose iQ Sensor Solution function Reference Easy startup Automatic detection of con...

Page 27: ... PART 2 PART 2 GX Works2 This part explains the operation methods when using the iQ Sensor Solution functions in GX Works2 MELSOFT Navigator 3 AnyWireASLINK 4 CC Link 5 CC Link IE Field Network 6 Ethernet ...

Page 28: ...ete the installation and wiring of the actual system configuration and set PLC parameters and other settings required for communication with a device supporting iQSS such as the address setting and the amplifier teaching Make sure to set the address occupied by a slave module so as not to exceed the number of operating points set in a master module For details on the settings refer to the followin...

Page 29: ...nd the operation methods of the AnyWireASLINK Configuration window refer to the following manual GX Works2 Version 1 Operating Manual Intelligent Function Module Operating procedure 1 Create a new project in an engineering tool 2 Add the data of AnyWireASLINK master module to Intelligent Function Module on the Project view 3 Double click AnyWireASLINK Configuration on the Project view 4 Select Any...

Page 30: ...he Detect Now button in the AnyWireASLINK Configuration window Select Online Detect Now in MELSOFT Navigator FXCPUs do not support this function For the operation methods of MELSOFT Navigator refer to the following manual Let s start iQ Works Version 2 5 When an automatic address detection is required select the Execute Detect Now after Address Auto recognition checkbox then click the Yes button F...

Page 31: ...yWireASLINK can also be verified by either of the following operations Click the Verify button in the AnyWireASLINK Configuration window Select Online Verification of the Configuration with the Connected Module in MELSOFT Navigator FXCPU does not support this function For the operation methods of MELSOFT Navigator refer to the following manual Let s start iQ Works Version 2 1 Select AnyWireASLINK ...

Page 32: ...splayed by any of the following operations Select a target module in List of modules or Device map area in the AnyWireASLINK Configuration window then right click and select Online Parameter Processing of Slave Module from the shortcut menu Select a target module in the List of modules or Device map area on the Sensor Device Monitor for AnyWireASLINK screen and select Online Parameter Processing o...

Page 33: ...read 3 Click the Execute button The selected parameter is read and the value is displayed in the column of Read Value 1 Select Parameter write 2 Select a parameter to be written 3 Enter a value in the column of Write Value 4 Click the Execute button The value entered in the column of Write Value is written to the device supporting iQSS 1 Select 2 Check 3 Click 3 Enter 1 Select 2 Check 4 Click ...

Page 34: ...nd click the OK button 3 When an automatic address detection is required select the Execute Detect Now after Address Auto recognition checkbox then click the Yes button For a case in which an automatic address detection is required refer to the following manual MELSEC Q L AnyWireASLINK Master Module User s Manual The Sensor Device Monitor for AnyWireASLINK screen appears 4 Select a target device s...

Page 35: ...or data backup Data restoration Page 45 Data restoration Page 46 Program execution for data restoration 0003_IN_ _0517 0003_IN_ _0513 iQSS ASLINK 20141210_12 0 M0 FMOV K0 D5000 K4 RST M3000 RST M3500 SET M1000 72 M1000 SD1288 A SET M1100 104 M1100 H0 SD1436 MOV H1050 D1000 MOV D1000 SD1435 SET M1200 173 M1200 D1000 SD1436 SET M1300 D1000 SD1436 H0 SD1436 SET M3550 234 M1300 MOV H103 SD1437 MOV H0F...

Page 36: ...rd Backup folder name 1 Date_Number 2 Start I O number_I O type_ID number Backup file name iQSS ASLINK 20141210_12 0003_ IN_ _0513 0003_ IN_ _0514 1 Backup folder Date_Number Maximum of 100 2 Backup folder Start I O number_I O Type_ID Number Backup data Root directory ID_IN__0513 QBR Backup file SSBRINF QBI System file Backup data ID_IN__0514 QBR Backup file SSBRINF QBI System file 2014 12 10 12 A...

Page 37: ...errupted and the data will not be backed up or restored properly Normal backup data cannot be created if the memory size or the number of files exceeds the maximum storage capacity of an SD memory card during a data backup Operations with a display unit during data backup If any of the following operations are performed with a display unit during data backup the operation will be completed abnorma...

Page 38: ...ame Do not change an underscore and a subsequent number of a backup folder name date_number If they are changed the data may not be restored properly Operation function name 1 Operation with an engineering tool Change TC setting Online change ladder mode Online change inactive block for SFC program Write to PLC including writing data to the CPU module during RUN Write title Password keyword New re...

Page 39: ... data backup Other methods of data backup Data can be backed up by the following methods Select a target module in the List of modules or Device map area in the AnyWireASLINK Configuration window then right click and select Backup Slave Module from the shortcut menu Select a target module in the List of modules or Device map area on the Sensor Device Monitor for AnyWireASLINK screen then right cli...

Page 40: ...pecial Register SD List Page 39 Acquiring a right to use Page 39 Setting the backup setting Page 40 Performing a data backup Page 40 Requiring a data backup cancellation Page 40 Releasing the right to use Start Acquire the right to use special relays registers Completion of right to use acquisition Set the settings for data backup Request a data backup Execution of data backup Request a cancellati...

Page 41: ... type Execution unit Description 1H Module unit Set this to specify all devices supporting iQSS which are connected to the AnyWireASLINK interface module with the specified start I O number 2H ID unit Set this to specify only the device supporting iQSS with the specified ID number among the devices supporting iQSS which are connected to the AnyWireASLINK interface module with the specified start I...

Page 42: ...right to use When SM1435 is turned ON after a data backup is completed including a cancellation or an error the right to use is released and the next data backup is ready to be performed SM1435 turns ON to OFF when the right to use is released If the right to use is released even though it has already been done SM1435 remains ON since no processing is performed In that case set SM1435 to OFF Targe...

Page 43: ...lowing shows the example of a system configuration for data backup Target module type AnyWireASLINK Execution unit Module Folder number setting 12 Target device target module Start I O No 30 Operation setting on error Stop AnyWireASLINK master module start I O number 30 Address 1 to 4 ID513 201H to ID516 204H Address 5 ID517 205H Backup target ...

Page 44: ...Backup number of devices completed with an error D5002 Backup error cause in a module D5003 Backup error cause in a device SM1435 Backup execution enabled SM1436 Backup request SM1442 Backup cancellation request SD1435 Backup use request 1010H SD1436 Backup right to use acquisition status SD1437 Backup target module execution unit setting Lower 8 bits 1H Upper 8 bits 1H SD1438 Backup folder number...

Page 45: ... H1010 D1000 MOV D1000 SD1435 SET M1200 27 M1200 D1000 SD1436 SET M1300 D1000 SD1436 H0 SD1436 SET M3550 41 M1300 MOV H101 SD1437 MOV K12 SD1438 MOV H3 SD1439 MOV H1 SD1444 SET SM1436 51 H3 SD1446 SET M3000 MOV SD1448 D5000 57 H0FF SD1446 SET M3500 MOV SD1449 D5001 MOV SD1452 D5002 MOV SD1453 D5003 67 M3000 SET SM1435 M3500 RST M0 RST M1000 RST M1100 RST M1200 RST M1300 75 M2000 H1 SD1446 SET SM14...

Page 46: ... data backup 41 Set the target module execution unit Set the target folder number Set the target module Set the operation setting when a data backup error occurs Set the backup request Checking data backup execution 51 Display the normal completion Save the number of normally completed devices 57 Display the abnormal completion Save the number of devices completed with an error Save the error code...

Page 47: ...toration 1 Select a target device supporting iQSS in List of modules or Device map area in the AnyWireASLINK Configuration window and select AnyWireASLINK Configuration Online Restore Slave Module 2 Select backup data to be restored and click the Execute button A list of the backup folder names date_number is displayed in the column of Folder Name Backup data is stored in backup folders for each f...

Page 48: ...ist Page 47 Acquiring a right to use Page 47 Setting the restoration setting Page 48 Performing a data restoration Page 48 Requiring a data restoration cancellation Page 48 Releasing the right to use Start Acquire the right to use special relays registers Completion of right to use acquisition Set the settings for data restoration Request a data restoration Execution of data restoration Request a ...

Page 49: ...on unit in the step of Setting the execution unit set the start I O number of a target device for data restoration to SD1439 Setting an ID number When 2H ID unit is set for the execution unit in the step of Setting the execution unit set the ID number of a target device for data restoration to SD1440 1 Specify the address 512 200H for an input combined slave module Target module type Description 1...

Page 50: ... 2H being executed Releasing the right to use When SM1435 is turned ON after a data restoration is completed including a cancellation or an error the right to use is released and the next data restoration is ready to be performed SM1435 turns ON to OFF when the right to use is released If the right to use is released even though it has already been done SM1435 remains ON since no processing is per...

Page 51: ...e of a system configuration for data restoration Target module type AnyWireASLINK Execution unit ID Folder number setting 12 Target device target module Start I O No 30 Target device ID number Address 5 ID517 205H Operation setting on error Stop AnyWireASLINK master module start I O number 30 Address 1 to 4 ID513 201H to ID516 204H Address 5 ID517 205H Restoration target ...

Page 52: ... error D5002 Restoration error cause in a module D5003 Restoration error cause in a device SM1435 Restoration execution enabled SM1439 Restoration request SM1442 Restoration cancellation request SD1435 Restoration use request 1020H SD1436 Restoration right to use acquisition status SD1437 Restoration target module execution unit setting Lower 8 bits 1H Upper 8 bits 2H SD1438 Restoration folder num...

Page 53: ...1000 MOV D1000 SD1435 SET M1200 27 M1200 D1000 SD1436 SET M1300 D1000 SD1436 H0 SD1436 SET M3550 41 M1300 MOV H201 SD1437 MOV K12 SD1438 MOV H3 SD1439 MOV K517 SD1440 MOV H1 SD1444 SET SM1439 53 H3 SD1446 SET M3000 MOV SD1448 D5000 59 H0FF SD1446 SET M3500 MOV SD1449 D5001 MOV SD1452 D5002 MOV SD1453 D5003 69 M3000 SET SM1435 M3500 RST M0 RST M1000 RST M1100 RST M1200 RST M1300 77 M2000 H1 SD1446 ...

Page 54: ...1 Set the target module execution unit Set the target folder number Set the target module Set the target device 1 Set the operation setting when a data restoration error occurs Set the restoration request Checking data restoration execution 53 Display the normal completion Save the number of normally completed devices 59 Display the abnormal completion Save the number of devices completed with an ...

Page 55: ...eering Tool and Version List Before using each iQ Sensor Solution function complete the installation and wiring of the actual system configuration and set network parameters and other settings required for communication with a device supporting iQSS Type Model name Manufacturer Engineering tool GX Works2 SWnDND GXW2 and SWnDNC GXW2 n indicates its version Mitsubishi Electric Corporation CPU module...

Page 56: ...eckbox is not selected write data to a CPU module in accordance with the following operating procedure before performing an iQ Sensor Solution function Operating procedure Including a device connected to a communication module as a target Some or all remote registers of a target device are used in a system while performing an iQ Sensor Solution function Therefore add Remote register use prohibited...

Page 57: ...master operation is switched to the master operation a station whose operation is switched to the master operation will not be detected In that case turn the power OFF and ON again in the order from the standby master station to the master station Then perform an automatic detection of connected devices again Automatic refresh parameters is not set The following iQ Sensor Solution functions cannot...

Page 58: ...w project in an engineering tool 2 Select Parameter Network Parameter CC Link on the Project view 3 Select and enter necessary parameters on the Network Parameter CC Link Module Configuration screen Check that Read Model Name of Slave Station is selected on the Operation Setting screen Page 54 Checking if Read Model Name of Slave Station is selected 4 Select Set the station information in the CC L...

Page 59: ...ommunication Module also as the Read Object checkbox The automatic detection function of connected devices is used for the first time The CPU module was reset or turned OFF The actual system configuration was changed The actual system configuration is displayed in the CC Link Configuration window 9 Select CC Link Configuration Close with Reflecting the Setting in the CC Link Configuration window T...

Page 60: ...n be changed to General CC Link Module by the following operation Select the target module and select CC Link Configuration Change Module Change to General CC Link Module When the automatic CC Link startup is used power OFF to ON or reset the CPU module after writing the data to a CPU module By performing automatic detection of connected devices again the model name of a slave station can be read ...

Page 61: ...ink Ver 2 compatible slave station works The following table shows the combinations of the parameter setting for a CC Link master local module and the CC Link operation mode for a bridge module NZ2AW1C2AL For the information of the version and mode of CC Link refer to the following manuals MELSEC Q CC Link System Master Local Module User s Manual MELSEC L CC Link System Master Local Module User s ...

Page 62: ...ist of stations or Device map area in the CC Link Configuration window and select CC Link Configuration Open System Configuration Open AnyWireASLINK Configuration 3 Select AnyWireASLINK Configuration Online Detect Now in the AnyWireASLINK Configuration window 4 When an automatic address detection is required select the Execute Detect Now after Address Auto recognition checkbox then click the Yes b...

Page 63: ...ting iQSS which is connected to a bridge module NZ2AW1C2AL set the setting required for communication such as address setting and amplifier teaching in advance Make sure that the address occupied by a device supporting iQSS is set so as not to exceed the number of transmission points set for a bridge module NZ2AW1C2AL CC Link AnyWireASLINK Bridge Module User s Manual The device supporting iQSS whi...

Page 64: ...tem configuration information The system configuration information of CC Link can also be verified by either of the following operations Click the Verify button in the CC Link Configuration window Select Online Verification of the Configuration with the Connected Module in MELSOFT Navigator For the operation methods of MELSOFT Navigator refer to the following manual Let s start iQ Works Version 2 ...

Page 65: ...ted to a bridge module NZ2AW1C2AL can also be verified by the following operation Operating procedure 1 Select a bridge module NZ2AW1C2AL in List of stations or Device map area in the CC Link Configuration window 2 Select CC Link Configuration Open System Configuration Open AnyWireASLINK Configuration 3 Select AnyWireASLINK Configuration Online Verification of the Configuration with the Connected ...

Page 66: ...the Sensor Device Monitor for CC Link screen and select Online Parameter Processing of Slave Station Select a target module in List of stations or Device map area on the Sensor Device Monitor for CC Link screen then right click and select Parameter Processing of Slave Station from the shortcut menu For details on the Sensor Device Monitor for CC Link screen refer to the following section Page 66 M...

Page 67: ...d 3 Click the Execute button The selected parameter is read and the value is displayed in the column of Read Value 1 Select Parameter write 2 Select a parameter to be written 3 Enter a value in the column of Write Value 4 Click the Execute button The value entered in the column of Write Value is written to the device supporting iQSS 1 Select 2 Check 3 Click 1 Select 3 Enter 2 Check 4 Click ...

Page 68: ... the Module Connected to the Communication Module also as the Read Object checkbox then click the Yes button In any of the following cases select the Set the Module Connected to the Communication Module also as the Read Object checkbox The automatic detection function of connected devices is used for the first time The CPU module was reset or turned OFF The actual system configuration was changed ...

Page 69: ... device supporting iQSS which is connected to a bridge module NZ2AW1C2AL can be displayed on the Sensor Device Monitor for CC Link screen by the following operation Operating procedure 1 Select a bridge module NZ2AW1C2AL in List of stations or Device map area on the Sensor Device Monitor for CC Link screen 2 Select Sensor Device Monitor Open System Configuration Open AnyWireASLINK Configuration ...

Page 70: ...ge 74 Data backup Page 75 Program execution for data backup Data restoration Page 86 Data restoration Page 87 Program execution for data restoration 0001_0002 0001_0001 iQSS CC Link 20141211_15 0 M0 FMOV K0 D5000 K4 RST M3000 RST M3500 SET M1000 69 M1000 X10 X1F X11 SW80 0 SW80 1 SW160 0 SW160 1 SET M1100 114 M1100 H0 SD1436 MOV H1030 D1000 MOV D1000 SD1435 SET M1200 181 M1200 D1000 SD1436 SET M13...

Page 71: ...guration The following figure shows the backup folder configuration in an SD memory card When backing up the data of a device supporting iQSS which is connected to a bridge module NZ2AW1C2AL Backup data is stored in the CC Link backup folder The station sub ID number is the same ID number as the AnyWireASLINK address ID The backup file STATION0000 QBR of the bridge module is not created iQSS CC Li...

Page 72: ...mber 2014 12 11 15 Arbitrary number 2 digit 00 to 99 decimal Backup date 2 digit decimal Backup month 2 digit decimal Backup year 4 digit decimal 0001 0001 Station number 4 digit decimal CC Link master local module start I O number 4 digit hexadecimal A value of start I O number divided by 16 STATON0001 QBR Station number 4 digit decimal SUBID0001 QBR Station sub ID number 4 digit decimal ...

Page 73: ...the standby master station to master station The data backup restoration function cannot be performed to a station in which the operation was switched from the standby master operation to the master operation In that case turn the power OFF and ON again in the order from the standby master station to the master station Then perform a data backup restoration Considerations for data backup restorati...

Page 74: ...llowing operations are performed with a display unit during data backup the operation will be completed abnormally and the error is displayed on the display unit Operation name Project data batch save load function File deletion on the Memory card operation menu screen of a display unit ...

Page 75: ...e Do not change an underscore and a subsequent number of a backup folder name date_number If they are changed the data may not be restored properly Operation function name 1 Operation with an engineering tool Change TC setting Online change ladder mode Online change inactive block for SFC program Write to PLC including writing data to the CPU module during RUN Write title Password keyword New regi...

Page 76: ...arget module in the List of stations or Device map area on the Sensor Device Monitor for CC Link screen then right click and select Backup Slave Station from the shortcut menu Execution method of data backup for a device supporting iQSS which is connected to a bridge module NZ2AW1C2AL Data can be backed up for a device supporting iQSS which is connected to a bridge module NZ2AW1C2AL by the followi...

Page 77: ...cial Register SD List Page 76 Acquiring a right to use Page 76 Setting the backup setting Page 77 Performing a data backup Page 77 Requiring a data backup cancellation Page 77 Releasing the right to use Start Acquire the right to use special relays registers Completion of right to use acquisition Set the settings for data backup Request a data backup Execution of data backup Request a cancellation...

Page 78: ...e following devices supporting iQSS which are connected to the CC Link master local module with the specified start I O number device supporting iQSS with the specified station number or all devices supporting iQSS which are connected to the module with the specified station number 3H Station sub ID unit Set this to specify the device supporting iQSS with the specified station sub ID number which ...

Page 79: ...g a data backup Requiring a data backup cancellation The data backup stops if SM1442 is turned ON while SD1446 is 1H ready or 2H being executed Releasing the right to use When SM1435 is turned ON after a data backup is completed including a cancellation or an error the right to use is released and the next data backup is ready to be performed SM1435 turns ON to OFF when the right to use is release...

Page 80: ...iguration The following shows the example of a system configuration for data backup Target module type CC Link Execution unit Module Folder number setting 15 Target device target module Start I O No 10 Operation setting on error Stop CC Link master local module start I O number 10 Station No 1 Station No 2 Backup target ...

Page 81: ...er of devices completed with an error D5002 Backup error cause in a module D5003 Backup error cause in a device SM1435 Backup execution enabled SM1436 Backup request SM1442 Backup cancellation request SD1435 Backup use request 1030H SD1436 Backup right to use acquisition status SD1437 Backup target module execution unit setting Lower 8 bits 2H Upper 8 bits 1H SD1438 Backup folder number setting 15...

Page 82: ... H1030 D1000 MOV D1000 SD1435 SET M1200 26 M1200 D1000 SD1436 SET M1300 D1000 SD1436 H0 SD1436 SET M3550 40 M1300 MOV H102 SD1437 MOV K15 SD1438 MOV H1 SD1439 MOV H1 SD1444 SET SM1436 50 H3 SD1446 SET M3000 MOV SD1448 D5000 56 H0FF SD1446 SET M3500 MOV SD1449 D5001 MOV SD1452 D5002 MOV SD1453 D5003 66 M3000 SET SM1435 M3500 RST M0 RST M1000 RST M1100 RST M1200 RST M1300 74 M2000 H1 SD1446 SET SM14...

Page 83: ...tting start trigger Display the right to use acquisition failure Setting Starting data backup 40 Set the target module execution unit Set the target folder number Set the target module Set the operation setting when a data backup error occurs Set the backup request Checking data backup execution 50 Display the normal completion Save the number of normally completed devices 56 Display the abnormal ...

Page 84: ...ta backup Target module type CC Link Execution unit Station Folder number setting 18 Target device target module Start I O No 10 Target device station number Station No 1 Operation setting on error Stop CC Link master local module start I O number 10 Station No 1 CC Link AnyWireASLINK bridge module Address 1 to 4 ID513 201H to ID516 204H Station sub ID 513 to 516 Address 5 ID517 205H Station sub I...

Page 85: ...arameter access completion flag D2001 2 1 Parameter access error D2001 4 1 Automatic address detection flag D2013 B 1 Remote READY D5000 Backup number of normally completed devices D5001 Backup number of devices completed with an error D5002 Backup error cause in a module D5003 Backup error cause in a device SM1435 Backup execution enabled SM1436 Backup request SM1442 Backup cancellation request S...

Page 86: ...3 M1100 H0 SD1436 MOV H1090 D1000 MOV D1000 SD1435 SET M1200 32 M1200 D1000 SD1436 SET M1300 D1000 SD1436 H0 SD1436 SET M3550 46 M1300 MOV H202 SD1437 MOV K18 SD1438 MOV H1 SD1439 MOV K1 SD1440 MOV H1 SD1444 SET SM1436 58 H3 SD1446 SET M3000 MOV SD1448 D5000 64 H0FF SD1446 SET M3500 MOV SD1449 D5001 MOV SD1452 D5002 MOV SD1453 D5003 74 M3000 SET SM1435 M3500 RST M0 RST M1000 RST M1100 RST M1200 RS...

Page 87: ...trigger Display the right to use acquisition failure Setting Starting data backup 46 Set the target module execution unit Set the target folder number Set the target module Set the target device 1 Set the operation setting when a data backup error occurs Set the backup request Checking data backup execution 58 Display the normal completion Save the number of normally completed devices 64 Display t...

Page 88: ... the AnyWireASLINK Configuration window When restoring data for a device supporting iQSS which is connected to a bridge module NZ2AW1C2AL a list of the backup data name date_number stored in the backup folder of CC Link is displayed in the Folder Name on the Select Restoring Backup Data AnyWireASLINK screen Backup data is stored in backup folders for each folder name Station number Station sub ID ...

Page 89: ...t Page 88 Acquiring a right to use Page 88 Setting the restoration setting Page 89 Performing a data restoration Page 89 Requiring a data restoration cancellation Page 89 Releasing the right to use Start Acquire the right to use special relays registers Completion of right to use acquisition Set the settings for data restoration Request a data restoration Execution of data restoration Request a ca...

Page 90: ... for data restoration to the upper 8 bits of SD1437 3 Selecting a folder for data restoration Set the number for backup folder name from which data is to be restored to SD1438 Target module type Description 2H CC Link Set the target module type Execution unit Description 1H Module unit Set this to specify all devices supporting iQSS which are connected to the CC Link master local module with the s...

Page 91: ...rming a data restoration Requiring a data restoration cancellation The data restoration stops if SM1442 is turned ON while SD1446 is 1H ready or 2H being executed Releasing the right to use When SM1435 is turned ON after a data restoration is completed including a cancellation or an error the right to use is released and the next data restoration is ready to be performed SM1435 turns ON to OFF whe...

Page 92: ...shows the example of a system configuration for data restoration Target module type CC Link Execution unit Station Folder number setting 15 Target device target module Start I O No 10 Target device station number Station No 1 Operation setting on error Stop CC Link master local module start I O number 10 Station No 1 Station No 2 Restoration target ...

Page 93: ...on number of devices completed with an error D5002 Restoration error cause in a module D5003 Restoration error cause in a device SM1435 Restoration execution enabled SM1439 Restoration request SM1442 Restoration cancellation request SD1435 Restoration use request 1040H SD1436 Restoration right to use acquisition status SD1437 Restoration target module execution unit setting Lower 8 bits 2H Upper 8...

Page 94: ...OV D1000 SD1435 SET M1200 24 M1200 D1000 SD1436 SET M1300 D1000 SD1436 H0 SD1436 SET M3550 38 M1300 MOV H202 SD1437 MOV K15 SD1438 MOV H1 SD1439 MOV K1 SD1440 MOV H1 SD1444 SET SM1439 50 H3 SD1446 SET M3000 MOV SD1448 D5000 56 H0FF SD1446 SET M3500 MOV SD1449 D5001 MOV SD1452 D5002 MOV SD1453 D5003 66 M3000 SET SM1435 M3500 RST M0 RST M1000 RST M1100 RST M1200 RST M1300 74 M2000 H1 SD1446 SET SM14...

Page 95: ...er Display the right to use acquisition failure Setting Starting data restoration 38 Set the target module execution unit Set the target folder number Set the target module Set the target device 1 Set the operation setting when a data restoration error occurs Set the restoration request Checking data restoration execution 50 Display the normal completion Save the number of normally completed devic...

Page 96: ... CC Link Execution unit Station sub ID Folder number setting 18 Target device target module Start I O No 10 Target device station number Station No 1 Target device station sub ID number Station sub ID 517 Operation setting on error Stop CC Link master local module start I O number 10 Station No 1 CC Link AnyWireASLINK bridge module Address 1 to 4 ID513 201H to ID516 204H Station sub ID 513 to 516 ...

Page 97: ...ess error D2001 4 1 Automatic address detection flag D2013 B 1 Remote READY D5000 Restoration number of normally completed devices D5001 Restoration number of devices completed with an error D5002 Restoration error cause in a module D5003 Restoration error cause in a device SM1435 Restoration execution enabled SM1439 Restoration request SM1442 Restoration cancellation request SD1435 Restoration us...

Page 98: ...H0 SD1436 MOV H10A0 D1000 MOV D1000 SD1435 SET M1200 32 M1200 D1000 SD1436 SET M1300 D1000 SD1436 H0 SD1436 SET M3550 46 M1300 MOV H302 SD1437 MOV K18 SD1438 MOV H1 SD1439 MOV K1 SD1440 MOV K517 SD1441 MOV H1 SD1444 SET SM1439 60 H3 SD1446 SET M3000 MOV SD1448 D5000 66 H0FF SD1446 SET M3500 MOV SD1449 D5001 MOV SD1452 D5002 MOV SD1453 D5003 76 M3000 SET SM1435 M3500 RST M0 RST M1000 RST M1100 RST ...

Page 99: ...ger Display the right to use acquisition failure Setting Starting data restoration 46 Set the target module execution unit Set the target folder number Set the target module Set the target device Set the operation setting when a data restoration error occurs Set the restoration request Checking data restoration execution 60 Display the normal completion Save the number of normally completed device...

Page 100: ...on function complete the installation and wiring of the actual system configuration and set network parameters and other settings required for communication with a device supporting iQSS When a CC Link IE Field Network master local module operates as a master operating station iQ Sensor Solution functions are available Type Model name Manufacturer Engineering tool GX Works2 SWnDND GXW2 and SWnDNC ...

Page 101: ... manual GX Works2 Version 1 Operating Manual Common Operating procedure 1 Create a new project in an engineering tool 2 Select Parameter Network Parameter Ethernet CC IE Field on the Project view 3 Select and enter necessary parameters on the Network Parameter MELSECNET CC IE Ethernet Module Configuration screen 4 Select Set the network configuration setting in the CC IE Field configuration window...

Page 102: ...Configuration Change Module Change to General CC IE Field Module 7 Enter the start device and end device to the RX RY Setting and RWw RWr Setting and select CC IE Field Configuration Close with Reflecting the Setting in the CC IE Field Configuration window 8 Write data to the CPU module and open the CC IE Field Configuration window again 9 Select CC IE Field configuration Online Detect Now in the ...

Page 103: ...eld Network master local module or GOT1000 2000 series is displayed as follows For a sub master station of a CC Link IE Field Network master local module the module model name is displayed in the column of Model Name and Local Station is displayed in the column of Station Type For GOT1000 2000 series Gen Intelligent Device Station is displayed in the column of Model Name and Intelligent Device Sta...

Page 104: ...h are connected to a bridge module NZ2AW1GFAL refer to the following section Page 103 Considerations when detecting devices connected to a bridge module Operating procedure 1 Detect and display a bridge module NZ2AW1GFAL in the CC IE Field Configuration window For the method for detecting and displaying a bridge module NZ2AW1GFAL automatically in the CC IE Field Configuration window refer to the f...

Page 105: ...d Network AnyWireASLINK Bridge Module User s Manual Address setting for a device supporting iQSS To detect the devices supporting iQSS which are connected to a bridge module NZ2AW1GFAL configure the setting required for communication such as address setting and amplifier teaching in advance Make sure that the address occupied by a device supporting iQSS is set so as not to exceed the number of tra...

Page 106: ...n window by double clicking the row with Mismatch in the Verification Result of the Configuration with the Connected Module window Verification methods of system configuration information The system configuration information of AnyWireASLINK can also be verified by either of the following operations Click the Verify button in the AnyWireASLINK Configuration window Select Online Verification of the...

Page 107: ...t a target module in List of stations or Device map area in the CC IE Field Configuration window then right click and select Online Parameter Processing of Slave Station from the shortcut menu Select a target module in the List of stations or Device map area on the Sensor Device Monitor for CC IE Field screen and select Online Parameter Processing of Slave Station Select a target module in the Lis...

Page 108: ...o be read 3 Click the Execute button The selected parameter is read and the value is displayed in the column of Read Value 1 Select Parameter write 2 Select a parameter to be written 3 Enter a value in the column of Write Value 4 Click the Execute button The value entered in the column of Write Value is written to the device supporting iQSS 1 Select 2 Check 3 Click 3 Enter 1 Select 2 Check 4 Click...

Page 109: ...tations or Device map area on the Sensor Device Monitor for CC IE Field screen 2 Select Sensor Device Monitor Open System Configuration Open AnyWireASLINK Configuration 1 Select Diagnostics Sensor Device Monitor with an engineering tool 2 Select a CC Link IE Field Network master local module in the Module Selection Sensor Device Monitor screen and click the OK button 3 Read the message and click t...

Page 110: ...4 Program execution for data backup Data restoration Page 125 Program execution for data restoration 0001_0001 iQSS CC IE Field 20141211_01 24V 0V DP DN LG 0 M0 FMOV K0 D5000 K4 RST M3000 RST M3500 SET M1000 70 M1000 X20 X2F X21 SW0B0 0 D2001 1 D2001 4 SET M1100 115 M1100 H0 SD1436 MOV H1030 D1000 MOV D1000 SD1435 SET M1200 183 M1200 D1000 SD1436 SET M1300 D1000 SD1436 H0 SD1436 SET M3550 Data bac...

Page 111: ...the backup file capacity refer to the following section Page 368 Backup File Capacity Backup folder configuration The following figure shows the backup folder configuration in an SD memory card iQSS CC_IE_Field 20141211_01 20141211_02 0003_ 0001 0003_ 0001 0003_ 0064 1 Backup folder Date_Number Maximum of 100 2 Backup folder I O number_Station number Root directory Backup data Station sub ID numbe...

Page 112: ...the bridge module is not created Backup folder name 1 Date_Number 2 Start I O number_Station number Backup file name 3 Station number 4 Station sub ID number 2014 12 11 01 Arbitrary number 2 digit 00 to 99 decimal Backup date 2 digit decimal Backup month 2 digit decimal Backup year 4 digit decimal 0003 0001 Station number 4 digit decimal CC Link IE Field Network master local module start I O numbe...

Page 113: ... data backup or restoration do not perform the following actions turning OFF the power resetting a module and inserting or removing an SD memory card Otherwise the data backup or restoration will be interrupted and the data will not be backed up or restored properly Normal backup data cannot be created if the memory size or the number of files exceeds the maximum storage capacity of an SD memory c...

Page 114: ...ack up or restore the data in a slave station connected to a bridge module NZ2AW1GFAL set the communication timeout time as follows 128 or less slave stations 60 seconds recommended 129 or more slave stations more than 80 seconds The communication timeout time can be set by using SD1445 An setting example is shown below ...

Page 115: ...older name Do not change an underscore and a subsequent number of a backup folder name date_number If they are changed the data may not be restored properly Operation function name 1 Operation with an engineering tool Change TC setting Online change ladder mode Online change inactive block for SFC program Write to PLC including writing data to the CPU module during RUN Write title Password keyword...

Page 116: ...Relay SM Special Register SD List Page 115 Acquiring a right to use Page 115 Setting the backup setting Page 116 Performing a data backup Page 116 Requiring a data backup cancellation Page 116 Releasing the right to use Start Acquire the right to use special relays registers Completion of right to use acquisition Set the settings for data backup Request a data backup Execution of data backup Reque...

Page 117: ...to specify either of the devices supporting iQSS which are connected to the CC Link IE Field Network master local module with the specified start I O number device supporting iQSS with the specified station number or all devices supporting iQSS which are connected to the module with the specified station number 3H Station sub ID unit Set this to specify the device supporting iQSS with the specifie...

Page 118: ... a data backup Requiring a data backup cancellation The data backup stops if SM1442 is turned ON while SD1446 is 1H ready or 2H being executed Releasing the right to use When SM1435 is turned ON after a data backup is completed including a cancellation or an error the right to use is released and the next data backup is ready to be performed SM1435 turns ON to OFF when the right to use is released...

Page 119: ...rget module type CC Link IE Field Network Execution unit Module Folder number setting Automatic specification Target device target module Start I O No 30 Operation setting on error Stop 24V 0V DP DN LG CC Link IE Field Network master local module start I O number 30 Station No 1 CC Link IE Field Network AnyWireASLINK bridge module Address 1 to 4 ID513 201H to ID516 204H Station sub ID 513 to 516 A...

Page 120: ...ror D2000 3 1 Transmission cable voltage drop error D2000 4 1 DP DN disconnection error D2001 0 1 Slave module alarm signal D2001 1 1 Parameter access completion flag D2001 2 1 Parameter access error D2001 4 1 Automatic address detection flag D5000 Backup number of normally completed devices D5001 Backup number of devices completed with an error D5002 Backup error cause in a module D5003 Backup er...

Page 121: ... SET M1100 22 M1100 H0 SD1436 MOV H1070 D1000 MOV D1000 SD1435 SET M1200 31 M1200 D1000 SD1436 SET M1300 D1000 SD1436 H0 SD1436 SET M3550 45 M1300 MOV H104 SD1437 MOV H0FFFF SD1438 MOV H3 SD1439 MOV H1 SD1444 SET SM1436 55 H3 SD1446 SET M3000 MOV SD1448 D5000 61 H0FF SD1446 SET M3500 MOV SD1449 D5001 MOV SD1452 D5002 MOV SD1453 D5003 71 M3000 SET SM1435 M3500 RST M0 RST M1000 RST M1100 RST M1200 R...

Page 122: ...ackup setting start trigger Display the right to use acquisition failure Setting Starting data backup 45 Set the target module execution unit Set the target folder number Set the target module Set the operation setting when a data backup error occurs Set the backup request Checking data backup execution 55 Display the normal completion Save the number of normally completed devices 61 Display the a...

Page 123: ...uration The following shows the example of a system configuration for data backup Target module type CC Link IE Field Network Execution unit Module Folder number specification 21 Target device target module Start I O No 30 Operation setting on error Stop CC Link IE Field Network master local module start I O number 30 Station No 1 Backup target Station No 120 ...

Page 124: ...r storage area D5000 Backup number of normally completed devices D5001 Backup number of devices completed with an error D5002 Backup error cause in a module D5003 Backup error cause in a device SM1435 Backup execution enabled SM1436 Backup request SM1442 Backup cancellation request SD1435 Backup use request 10B0H SD1436 Backup right to use acquisition status SD1437 Backup target module execution u...

Page 125: ...36 MOV H10B0 D1000 MOV D1000 SD1435 SET M1200 25 M1200 D1000 SD1436 SET M1300 D1000 SD1436 H0 SD1436 SET M3550 39 M1300 MOV H104 SD1437 MOV K21 SD1438 MOV H3 SD1439 MOV H1 SD1444 SET SM1436 49 H3 SD1446 SET M3000 MOV SD1448 D5000 55 H0FF SD1446 SET M3500 MOV SD1449 D5001 MOV SD1452 D5002 MOV SD1453 D5003 65 M3000 SET SM1435 M3500 RST M0 RST M1000 RST M1100 RST M1200 RST M1300 73 M2000 H1 SD1446 SE...

Page 126: ...ackup setting start trigger Display the right to use acquisition failure Setting Starting data backup 39 Set the target module execution unit Set the target folder number Set the target module Set the operation setting when a data backup error occurs Set the backup request Checking data backup execution 49 Display the normal completion Save the number of normally completed devices 55 Display the a...

Page 127: ...Register SD List Page 126 Acquiring a right to use Page 126 Setting the restoration setting Page 127 Performing a data restoration Page 127 Requiring a data restoration cancellation Page 127 Releasing the right to use Start Acquire the right to use special relays registers Completion of right to use acquisition Set the settings for data restoration Request a data restoration Execution of data rest...

Page 128: ...estoration to the upper 8 bits of SD1437 3 Selecting a folder for data restoration Set the number for backup folder name from which data is to be restored to SD1438 Target module type Description 4H CC Link IE Field Network Set the target module type Execution unit Description 1H Module unit Set this to specify all devices supporting iQSS which are connected to the CC Link IE Field Network master ...

Page 129: ...rming a data restoration Requiring a data restoration cancellation The data restoration stops if SM1442 is turned ON while SD1446 is 1H ready or 2H being executed Releasing the right to use When SM1435 is turned ON after a data restoration is completed including a cancellation or an error the right to use is released and the next data restoration is ready to be performed SM1435 turns ON to OFF whe...

Page 130: ... Execution unit Station sub ID Folder number setting 24 Target device target module Start I O No 30 Target device station number Station No 1 Target device station sub ID number Station sub ID 517 Operation setting on error Stop 24V 0V DP DN LG CC Link IE Field Network master local module start I O number 30 Station No 1 CC Link IE Field Network AnyWireASLINK bridge module Address 1 to 4 ID513 201...

Page 131: ...ection error D2001 0 1 Slave module alarm signal D2001 1 1 Parameter access completion flag D2001 2 1 Parameter access error D2001 4 1 Automatic address detection flag D5000 Restoration number of normally completed devices D5001 Restoration number of devices completed with an error D5002 Restoration error cause in a module D5003 Restoration error cause in a device SM1435 Restoration execution enab...

Page 132: ...1100 H0 SD1436 MOV H1080 D1000 MOV D1000 SD1435 SET M1200 31 M1200 D1000 SD1436 SET M1300 D1000 SD1436 H0 SD1436 SET M3550 45 M1300 MOV H304 SD1437 MOV K24 SD1438 MOV H3 SD1439 MOV K1 SD1440 MOV K517 SD1441 MOV H1 SD1444 SET SM1439 59 H3 SD1446 SET M3000 MOV SD1448 D5000 65 H0FF SD1446 SET M3500 MOV SD1449 D5001 MOV SD1452 D5002 MOV SD1453 D5003 75 M3000 SET SM1435 M3500 RST M0 RST M1000 RST M1100...

Page 133: ...tart trigger Display the right to use acquisition failure Setting Starting data restoration 45 Set the target module execution unit Set the target folder number Set the target module Set the target device Set the operation setting when a data restoration error occurs Set the restoration request Checking data restoration execution 59 Display the normal completion Save the number of normally complet...

Page 134: ...s the example of a system configuration for data restoration Target module type CC Link IE Field Network Execution unit Station Folder number specification 21 Target device target module Start I O No 30 Target device station number Station No 120 Operation setting on error Stop CC Link IE Field Network master local module start I O number 30 Station No 1 Restoration target Station No 120 ...

Page 135: ... number of normally completed devices D5001 Restoration number of devices completed with an error D5002 Restoration error cause in a module D5003 Restoration error cause in a device SM1435 Restoration execution enabled SM1439 Restoration request SM1442 Restoration cancellation request SD1435 Restoration use request 10C0H SD1436 Restoration right to use acquisition status SD1437 Restoration target ...

Page 136: ...D1000 MOV D1000 SD1435 SET M1200 24 M1200 D1000 SD1436 SET M1300 D1000 SD1436 H0 SD1436 SET M3550 38 M1300 MOV H204 SD1437 MOV K21 SD1438 MOV H3 SD1439 MOV K120 SD1440 MOV H1 SD1444 SET SM1439 61 H3 SD1446 SET M3000 MOV SD1448 D5000 67 H0FF SD1446 SET M3500 MOV SD1449 D5001 MOV SD1452 D5002 MOV SD1453 D5003 77 M3000 SET SM1435 M3500 RST M0 RST M1000 RST M1100 RST M1200 RST M1300 85 M2000 H1 SD1446...

Page 137: ...tart trigger Display the right to use acquisition failure Setting Starting data restoration 38 Set the target module execution unit Set the target folder number Set the target module Set the target device Set the operation setting when a data restoration error occurs Set the restoration request Checking data restoration execution 61 Display the normal completion Save the number of normally complet...

Page 138: ...configuration and set PLC parameters and other settings required for communication with a device supporting iQSS A device supporting iQSS which is connected to the tip of a router does not support Precautions An error is returned to the request source when an iQ Sensor Solution function via Ethernet and that via a built in Ethernet port are performed at the same time The following iQ Sensor Soluti...

Page 139: ...orks2 Version 1 Operating Manual Common Operating procedure 1 Create a new project in an engineering tool 2 Select Parameter PLC Parameter on the Project view 3 Select the Built in Ethernet Port Setting tab on the L Parameter Setting screen 4 Select Set Open Setting in Ethernet Configuration window 5 Read the message and click the Yes button The Open Settings button is changed to Ethernet Conf but...

Page 140: ...ds of MELSOFT Navigator refer to the following manual Let s start iQ Works Version 2 All connected devices supporting iQSS are not detected If all devices supporting iQSS are not detected remove the following error factors and perform an automatic detection of connected devices again The Ethernet line is overloaded due to another function of a CPU module being performed The communication cannot be...

Page 141: ...n external device nor the number from 61440 to 65534 for the destination port number The connection establishment instruction SP SOCOPEN of the socket communication function may be completed abnormally when performing a sensor device monitor or a sensor parameter read write Changing the communication setting in the Ethernet Configuration window When the communication setting written to a CPU modul...

Page 142: ...ected in the Module List window and dragged and dropped onto the List of devices or Device map area Perform an automatic detection of connected devices in order to detect the communication setting then perform a reflection of communication setting to Ethernet devices Changing the IP address of a built in Ethernet port CPU After changing the IP address of a built in Ethernet port CPU open the Ether...

Page 143: ...perations Select a target device supporting iQSS in List of devices or Device map area in the Ethernet Configuration window then right click and select Online Parameter Processing of Ethernet Device from the shortcut menu Select a target device supporting iQSS in List of devices or Device map area on the Sensor Device Monitor for Ethernet Configuration screen and select Online Parameter Processing...

Page 144: ...d 3 Click the Execute button The selected parameter is read and the value is displayed in the column of Read Value 1 Select Parameter write 2 Select a parameter to be written 3 Enter a value in the column of Write Value 4 Click the Execute button The value entered in the column of Write Value is written to the device supporting iQSS 1 Select 2 Check 3 Click 1 Select 3 Enter 2 Check 4 Click ...

Page 145: ...r Ethernet Configuration screen The status of the selected device supporting iQSS is displayed in the Monitoring Information window For the Current Value in the Monitoring Information window values written to devices in a CPU module from the device supporting iQSS are displayed To display the current values accurately configure the following setting Select Enable online change FTP MC Protocol in t...

Page 146: ...48 Data backup Page 149 Program execution for data backup Data restoration Page 156 Data restoration Page 157 Program execution for data restoration 03FF_0A615F28 03FF_0A615F32 Ethernet iQSS 20141212_01 0 M0 FMOV K0 D5000 K4 RST M3000 RST M3500 SET M1000 72 M1000 SD1288 A SET M1100 104 M1100 H0 SD1436 MOV H1050 D1000 MOV D1000 SD1435 SET M1200 173 M1200 D1000 SD1436 SET M1300 D1000 SD1436 H0 SD143...

Page 147: ...lowing figure shows the backup folder configuration in an SD memory card Backup folder name 1 Date_Number 2 Target module_IP address iQSS Ethernet 20141212_01 03FF_0A615F28 03FF_0A615F32 XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX 1 Backup folder Date_Number Maximum of 100 2 Backup folder Target module_IP address Root directory Backup data Backup folder Maximum of 1 hierarchy XXXXXXXX Backup file XXXXXXXX Backup file SSBRI...

Page 148: ... the data will not be backed up or restored properly Normal backup data cannot be created if the memory size or the number of files exceeds the maximum storage capacity of an SD memory card during a data backup Operations with a display unit during data backup If any of the following operations are performed with a display unit during data backup the operation will be completed abnormally and the ...

Page 149: ...they are changed the data may not be restored properly Operation function name 1 Operation with an engineering tool Change TC setting Online change ladder mode Online change inactive block for SFC program Write to PLC including writing data to the CPU module during RUN Write title Password keyword New registration change Delete Disable Format PLC memory Clear PLC memory Clear all file registers Ar...

Page 150: ... Other methods of data backup Data can be backed up by the following methods Select a target device supporting iQSS in List of devices or Device map area in the Ethernet Configuration window then right click and select Backup Ethernet Device from the shortcut menu Select a target device supporting iQSS in List of devices or Device map area on the Sensor Device Monitor for Ethernet Configuration sc...

Page 151: ...ial Register SD List Page 150 Acquiring a right to use Page 150 Setting the backup setting Page 151 Performing a data backup Page 151 Requiring a data backup cancellation Page 151 Releasing the right to use Start Acquire the right to use special relays registers Completion of right to use acquisition Set the settings for data backup Request a data backup Execution of data backup Request a cancella...

Page 152: ...ion unit Description 1H Module unit Set this to specify all devices supporting iQSS which communicate with a backup target module among the devices supporting iQSS which are connected to a built in Ethernet port CPU 2H IP address unit Set this to specify only the device supporting iQSS with the specified IP address among the devices supporting iQSS which are connected to a built in Ethernet port C...

Page 153: ...eady or 2H being executed Releasing the right to use When SM1435 is turned ON after a data backup is completed including a cancellation or an error the right to use is released and the next data backup is ready to be performed SM1435 turns ON to OFF when the right to use is released If the right to use is released even though it has already been done SM1435 remains ON since no processing is perfor...

Page 154: ...cation Target device target module Built in Ethernet Operation setting on error Stop Built in Ethernet port LCPU IP address 10 97 95 1 Built in Ethernet port LCPU IP address 10 97 95 6 Backup target IP address 10 97 95 40 IP address 10 97 95 50 IP address 10 97 95 60 Devices supporting iQSS of which communication target module is built in Ethernet port LCPU IP address 10 97 95 1 Devices supporting...

Page 155: ...1000 Right to use number storage area D5000 Backup number of normally completed devices D5001 Backup number of devices completed with an error D5002 Backup error cause in a module D5003 Backup error cause in a device SM1435 Backup execution enabled SM1436 Backup request SM1442 Backup cancellation request SD1288 A Connection with hub or target device SD1435 Backup use request 1050H SD1436 Backup ri...

Page 156: ...D1000 SD1435 SET M1200 20 M1200 D1000 SD1436 SET M1300 D1000 SD1436 H0 SD1436 SET M3550 34 M1300 MOV H103 SD1437 MOV H0FFFF SD1438 MOV H3FF SD1439 MOV H1 SD1444 SET SM1436 44 H3 SD1446 SET M3000 MOV SD1448 D5000 50 H0FF SD1446 SET M3500 MOV SD1449 D5001 MOV SD1452 D5002 MOV SD1453 D5003 60 M3000 SET SM1435 M3500 RST M0 RST M1000 RST M1100 RST M1200 RST M1300 68 M2000 H1 SD1446 SET SM1442 H2 SD1446...

Page 157: ...data backup 34 Set the target module execution unit Set the target folder number Set the target module Set the operation setting when a data backup error occurs Set the backup request Checking data backup execution 44 Display the normal completion Save the number of normally completed devices 50 Display the abnormal completion Save the number of devices completed with an error Save the error code ...

Page 158: ...r data restoration 1 Select a target device supporting iQSS in List of devices or Device map area in the Ethernet Configuration window and select Ethernet Configuration Online Restore Ethernet Device 2 Select backup data to be restored and click the Execute button A list of the backup folder names date_number is displayed in the column of Folder Name Backup data is stored in backup folders for eac...

Page 159: ...Page 158 Acquiring a right to use Page 158 Setting the restoration setting Page 159 Performing a data restoration Page 159 Requiring a data restoration cancellation Page 159 Releasing the right to use Start Acquire the right to use special relays registers Completion of right to use acquisition Set the settings for data restoration Request a data restoration Execution of data restoration Request a...

Page 160: ...for the execution unit in the step of Set the execution unit set the built in Ethernet port CPU as the target device of data restoration to SD1439 Setting IP addresses When 2H IP address unit is set for the execution unit in the step of Set the execution unit set the IP addresses of target devices for data restoration to SD1440 and SD1441 1 IP addresses within the range from 0 0 0 1 to 223 255 255...

Page 161: ...2H being executed Releasing the right to use When SM1435 is turned ON after a data restoration is completed including a cancellation or an error the right to use is released and the next data restoration is ready to be performed SM1435 turns ON to OFF when the right to use is released If the right to use is released even though it has already been done SM1435 remains ON since no processing is perf...

Page 162: ...ws the example of a system configuration for data restoration Target module type Ethernet Execution unit IP address Folder number setting 7 Target device Built in Ethernet Target device IP address 10 97 95 40 Operation setting on error Stop Built in Ethernet port LCPU IP address 10 97 95 1 Restoration target IP address 10 97 95 40 IP address 10 97 95 50 ...

Page 163: ... octet storage area for target device IP address 10 D5000 Restoration number of normally completed devices D5001 Restoration number of devices completed with an error D5002 Restoration error cause in a module D5003 Restoration error cause in a device SM1435 Restoration execution enabled SM1439 Restoration request SM1442 Restoration cancellation request SD1288 A Connection with hub or target device...

Page 164: ... SD1436 SET M1300 D1000 SD1436 H0 SD1436 SET M3550 34 M1300 MOV H203 SD1437 MOV K7 SD1438 MOV H3FF SD1439 MOV K40 D2000 MOV K95 D2001 MOV K97 D2002 MOV K10 D2003 BTOW D2000 SD1440 K4 MOV H1 SD1444 SET SM1439 56 H3 SD1446 SET M3000 MOV SD1448 D5000 62 H0FF SD1446 SET M3500 MOV SD1449 D5001 MOV SD1452 D5002 MOV SD1453 D5003 72 M3000 SET SM1435 M3500 RST M0 RST M1000 RST M1100 RST M1200 RST M1300 80 ...

Page 165: ...le Fourth octet for target device IP address Third octet for target device IP address Second octet for target device IP address First octet for target device IP address Set the target device 1 or 2 Set the operation setting when a data restoration error occurs Set the restoration request Checking data restoration execution 56 Display the normal completion Save the number of normally completed devi...

Page 166: ...164 6 Ethernet 6 5 Backing up Restoring Data of Devices Supporting iQSS MEMO ...

Page 167: ... PART 3 PART 3 GX Works3 This part explains the operation methods when using the iQ Sensor Solution functions in GX Works3 MELSOFT Navigator 7 AnyWireASLINK 8 CC Link 9 CC Link IE Field Network 10 Ethernet ...

Page 168: ...ution function complete the installation and wiring of the actual system configuration and set PLC parameters and other settings required for communication with a device supporting iQSS such as the address setting and the amplifier teaching Make sure to set the address occupied by a slave module so as not to exceed the number of operating points set in a master module For details on the settings r...

Page 169: ...ering tool 1 Select Parameter Module Information in the Navigation window then right click and select Add New Module from the shortcut menu 2 Select the following items from Module Selection on the Add New Module screen Module Type Network Module Module Name RJ51AW12AL 3 Double click AnyWireASLINK Configuration in the Navigation window The AnyWireASLINK Configuration window appears 4 Click the Det...

Page 170: ...al system configuration is displayed in the AnyWireASLINK Configuration window 6 Select Close with Saving the Setting in the AnyWireASLINK Configuration window The information such as parameters displayed in the AnyWireASLINK Configuration window is applied to the network parameter ...

Page 171: ...Page 323 Linkage with dedicated tools association with properties 1 Select a device supporting iQSS in the AnyWireASLINK Configuration window then right click and select Online Parameter Processing of Slave Module from the shortcut menu The Parameter Processing of Slave Module screen appears Reading parameters 1 Select Parameter read 2 Select the checkbox of the parameter to be read 3 Click the Ex...

Page 172: ... When an automatic address detection is required select the Execute Detect Now after Address Auto recognition checkbox then click the Yes button For a case in which an automatic address detection is required refer to the following manual MELSEC iQ R AnyWireASLINK Master Module User s Manual Application The Sensor Device Monitor for AnyWireASLINK screen appears 4 Select a target device supporting i...

Page 173: ...devices supporting iQSS restore data when a failure occurred in a device supporting iQSS and to perform a changeover will also be shortened This section explains data the backup and data restoration methods for a MELSEC iQ R series AnyWireASLINK 1 Data backup 2 Data restoration 3 Address 1 4 Address 5 Function Reference Data backup Page 175 Data backup Page 176 Program execution for data backup Da...

Page 174: ...r for a data backup folder name Start I O No _ID _OUT_ Backup file name ID_OUT_ QBR 1 A folder to save the settings of devices supporting iQSS connected to AnyWireASLINK 2 Backup folder date_number 3 Backup folder start I O No _ID 4 Backup data information of each ID YYYY Year when the data was backed up four digits in decimal MM Month when the data was backed up two digits in decimal DD Day when ...

Page 175: ...may be partially missed and the data missing frequency may be increased Operation function name Operation with an engineering tool Initializing the CPU built in memory SD memory card Clearing values file register Writing data to a programmable controller including online change of files Deleting data in the programmable controller User data operation Writing user data Deleting user data Creating a...

Page 176: ...a timeout error may occur in other communications To avoid a timeout error review the value set for Device Label Access Service Processing Setting CPU Parameter Service Processing Setting Device Label Access Service Processing Setting Change of backup folders data Do not change a backup folder name configuration or saved file Otherwise the data may not be restored properly For the backup file capa...

Page 177: ...nd SD1367 are as follows SD1363 folder number setting FFFFH automatic specification Lower 8 bits of SD1367 operation setting on error 0H continue Use a program when backing up data with the settings other than the one above Page 176 Program execution for data backup 1 Select a target device supporting iQSS in the AnyWireASLINK Configuration window and select AnyWireASLINK Configuration Online Back...

Page 178: ...ht to use can be acquired when other request sources do not have the right to use them when SD1361 is 0000H 1 Setting a right to use request number Set a request number a value that has not been used by multiple request sources within the range of 1000H to 1FFFH to SD1360 iQ Sensor Solution data backup restoration right to use request number 2 Requesting a right to use Turn ON SM1360 iQ Sensor Sol...

Page 179: ...vice supporting iQSS with the specified ID number among the devices which are connected to the AnyWireASLINK master module with the specified start I O number Target folder Description FFFFH Automatic specification default Among the numbers 0 to 99 that are not used for backup folder names the smallest number is used for a new backup folder name An error occurs when unused number is no longer avai...

Page 180: ...ll not be detected Check the errors with the following special registers SD1376 iQ Sensor Solution backup restoration error cause in a module stores the error code of an error occurred in a module such as a CPU module or AnyWireASLINK master module Page 347 Error Code List Manuals for each module SD1377 iQ Sensor Solution backup restoration error cause in a device stores the error code of an error...

Page 181: ...system configuration The following shows the example of a system configuration for data backup Target module type AnyWireASLINK Execution unit Module Folder number setting Automatic specification Target device target module Start I O No 0 Target device ID number 1 Operation setting on error Continue 1 Backup target 1 ...

Page 182: ...ce_2 Backup restoration target setting target device 2 SD1367 RCPU stSD uiQSS_Backup_Restoration_Operation_Setting Backup restoration operation setting SD1371 RCPU stSD stiQSS_Backup_Restoration_Execution_Status uTotal_N umber_of_Target_Devices Backup restoration execution status total number of target devices SD1372 RCPU stSD stiQSS_Backup_Restoration_Execution_Status uNumber _of_Normal_Completed...

Page 183: ...7 AnyWireASLINK 7 4 Backing up Restoring Data of Devices Supporting iQSS 181 7 Label to be defined Define global labels as follows Categor y Device Label name Description ...

Page 184: ...acking up Restoring Data of Devices Supporting iQSS For details on special relays SM and special registers SD to be used and their setting ranges refer to the following section Page 355 Special Relay SM Special Register SD List ...

Page 185: ...7 AnyWireASLINK 7 4 Backing up Restoring Data of Devices Supporting iQSS 183 7 Sample program ...

Page 186: ...evice 1 Set the target device 2 Set the data backup operation setting on error Set the backup request Checking data backup execution 51 Display the normal completion Save the number of normally completed devices 56 Display the abnormal completion Save the number of devices completed with an error Save the error cause in a module Save the backup error cause in a device Enabling the next data backup...

Page 187: ...above Page 186 Program execution for data restoration 1 Select a target device supporting iQSS in the AnyWireASLINK Configuration window and select AnyWireASLINK Configuration Online Restore Slave Module 2 Select backup data to be restored and click the Execute button A list of the backup folder names date_number is displayed in the column of Folder Name Backup data is stored in backup folders for...

Page 188: ...right to use can be acquired when other request sources do not have the right to use them when SD1361 is 0000H 1 Setting a right to use request number Set a request number a value that has not been used by multiple request sources within the range of 1000H to 1FFFH to SD1360 iQ Sensor Solution data backup restoration right to use request number 2 Requesting a right to use Turn ON SM1360 iQ Sensor ...

Page 189: ...ormed when the data restoration fails on some devices while being processed to multiple devices supporting iQSS to the lower 8 bits of SD1367 iQ Sensor Solution data backup restoration operation setting Target module type Description 1H AnyWireASLINK Set this to specify a device supporting iQSS which is connected to the AnyWireASLINK master module Execution unit Description 1H Module unit Set this...

Page 190: ...r will not be detected Check the errors with the following special registers SD1376 iQ Sensor Solution backup restoration error cause in a module stores the error code of an error occurred in a module such as a CPU module or AnyWireASLINK master module Page 347 Error Code List Manuals for each module SD1377 iQ Sensor Solution backup restoration error cause in a device stores the error code of an e...

Page 191: ...ple of a system configuration The following shows the example of a system configuration for data restoration Target module type AnyWireASLINK Execution unit Module Folder number setting 0 Target device target module Start I O No 0 Target device ID number 1 Operation setting on error Continue 1 Restoration target 1 ...

Page 192: ...ng_Target_Devi ce_2 Backup restoration target setting target device 2 SD1367 RCPU stSD uiQSS_Backup_Restoration_Operation_Setting Backup restoration operation setting SD1371 RCPU stSD stiQSS_Backup_Restoration_Execution_Status uTotal_N umber_of_Target_Devices Backup restoration execution status total number of target devices SD1372 RCPU stSD stiQSS_Backup_Restoration_Execution_Status uNumber _of_N...

Page 193: ...7 AnyWireASLINK 7 4 Backing up Restoring Data of Devices Supporting iQSS 191 7 Label to be defined Define global labels as follows Categor y Device Label name Description ...

Page 194: ...acking up Restoring Data of Devices Supporting iQSS For details on special relays SM and special registers SD to be used and their setting ranges refer to the following section Page 355 Special Relay SM Special Register SD List ...

Page 195: ...7 AnyWireASLINK 7 4 Backing up Restoring Data of Devices Supporting iQSS 193 7 Sample program ...

Page 196: ...et device 2 Set the data restoration operation setting on error Set the restoration request Checking data restoration execution 51 Display the normal completion Save the number of normally completed devices 56 Display the abnormal completion Save the number of devices completed with an error Save the error cause in a module Save the restoration error cause in a device Enabling the next data restor...

Page 197: ...ution function refer to the following section Page 337 Engineering Tool and Version List Before using each iQ Sensor Solution function complete the installation and wiring of the actual system configuration and set module parameters and other settings required for communication with a device supporting iQSS Type Model name Manufacturer 1 Engineering tool GX Works3 SWnDND GXW3 n indicates its versi...

Page 198: ...evices used to data refresh in advance For setting devices used to data refresh refer to the following manuals MELSEC iQ R CC Link System Master Local Module User s Manual Application Including a device connected to a communication module as a target Some or all remote registers of a target device are used in a system while performing an iQ Sensor Solution function Therefore add Remote register us...

Page 199: ...ed or changed a slave station may not be detected In that case turn the power OFF and ON again in the order from the slave station to the master station Then perform an automatic detection of connected devices again A standby master station is included in a system configuration When a standby master station is included in a system configuration the last station number is set for the station Change...

Page 200: ... following manual GX Works3 Operating Manual Operating procedure Create a new project for CC Link in an engineering tool 1 Select Parameter Module Information in the Navigation window then right click and select Add New Module from the shortcut menu 2 Select the following items from Module Selection on the Add New Module screen Module Type Network Module Module Name RJ61BT11 Station Type Master St...

Page 201: ...QSS is detected it is displayed as shown below Module with No Profile Found General Module When Module with No Profile Found is displayed it can be changed to General CC Link Module by the following operation Select the target module and select CC Link Configuration Change Module Change to General CC Link Module The CC Link Configuration window appears 4 Click the Detect Now button 5 Read the mess...

Page 202: ...NZ2AW1C2AL For the considerations when detecting devices supporting iQSS connected to a bridge module NZ2AW1C2AL refer to the following section Page 202 Considerations when detecting devices connected to a bridge module System configuration Type Model name Manufacturer 1 Engineering tool GX Works3 SWnDND GXW3 n indicates its version Mitsubishi Electric Corporation 2 CPU module RCPU R08CPU 3 CC Lin...

Page 203: ...NZ2AW1C2AL For the information of the version and mode of CC Link refer to the following manuals MELSEC iQ R CC Link System Master Local Module User s Manual Application CC Link AnyWireASLINK Bridge Module User s Manual Operating procedure CC Link master local module RJ61BT11 Bridge module NZ2AW1C2AL Parameter setting item CC Link operation mode Mode Station information station type Remote net Ver...

Page 204: ...points set for a bridge module NZ2AW1C2AL CC Link AnyWireASLINK Bridge Module User s Manual The AnyWireASLINK Configuration window appears 3 Click the Detect Now button 4 When an automatic address detection is required select the Execute Detect Now after Address Auto recognition checkbox then click the Yes button For a case in which an automatic address detection is required refer to the following...

Page 205: ...storing Data of Devices Supporting iQSS The useful function command execution to slave stations can also be used in the CC Link Configuration window Page 323 Useful Functions When the refresh setting differs from that of an actual module the parameter processing of a slave station cannot be performed 1 Select a target device supporting iQSS in the CC Link Configuration window then right click and ...

Page 206: ...t to be read 2 Select a parameter 3 Click the Execute button The selected parameter is read and the value is displayed in the column of Read Value Writing parameters 1 Select a target to be written 2 Select a parameter 3 Enter a value in the column of Write Value 4 Click the Execute button The value entered in the column of Write Value is written to the device supporting iQSS ...

Page 207: ...dule in the Module Selection Sensor Device Monitor screen and click the OK button 3 Read the message and select the Set the Module Connected to the Communication Module also as the Read Object checkbox then click the Yes button The Sensor Device Monitor for CC Link screen appears 4 Select a target device supporting iQSS to be monitored in the Sensor Device Monitor for CC Link screen The status of ...

Page 208: ...ple devices supporting iQSS restore data when a failure occurred in a device supporting iQSS and to perform a changeover will also be shortened This section explains the data backup and data restoration methods of iQ Sensor Solution for a MELSEC iQ R series CC Link 1 Data backup 2 Data restoration Function Reference Data backup Page 212 Data backup Page 213 Program execution for data backup Data r...

Page 209: ...data of a device supporting iQSS which is connected to a bridge module NZ2AW1C2AL Backup data is stored in the CC Link backup folder The station sub ID number is the same ID number as the AnyWireASLINK address ID The backup file STATION0000 QBR of the bridge module is not created 1 A folder to save the settings of devices supporting iQSS connected to CC Link 2 Backup folder date_number 3 Backup fo...

Page 210: ... name Start I O number_Station number _ Backup file name Station number STATION QBR Station sub ID number SUBID QBR YYYY Year when the data was backed up four digits in decimal MM Month when the data was backed up two digits in decimal DD Day when the data was backed up two digits in decimal Number two digits in decimal 00 to 99 1 First Start I O number four digits in hexadecimal A value obtained ...

Page 211: ... turn the power OFF and ON again in the order from the standby master station to the master station Then perform a data backup restoration Considerations for data backup restoration Use of an SD memory card During a data backup or restoration do not perform the following actions turning OFF the power resetting a module and inserting or removing an SD memory card Otherwise the data backup or restor...

Page 212: ...Writing user data Deleting user data Creating a folder Deleting a folder Changing a folder name Online change ladder block Event history function clearing event history File password function Predefined protocol support function writing protocol setting data Memory dump function registering clearing memory dump Operations with CPU Module Logging Configuration Tool Data logging function writing del...

Page 213: ...timeout error may occur in other communications To avoid a timeout error review the value set for Device Label Access Service Processing Setting CPU Parameter Service Processing Setting Device Label Access Service Processing Setting Change of backup folders data Do not change a backup folder name configuration or saved file Otherwise the data may not be restored properly For the backup file capaci...

Page 214: ...63 and SD1367 are as follows SD1363 folder number setting FFFFH automatic specification Lower 8 bits of SD1367 operation setting on error 0H continue Use a program when backing up data with the settings other than the one above Page 213 Program execution for data backup 1 Select a target device supporting iQSS in the CC Link Configuration window and select CC Link Configuration Online Backup Slave...

Page 215: ... right to use can be acquired when other request sources do not have the right to use them when SD1361 is 0000H 1 Setting a right to use request number Set a request number a value that has not been used by multiple request sources within the range of 1000H to 1FFFH to SD1360 iQ Sensor Solution data backup restoration right to use request number 2 Requesting a right to use Turn ON SM1360 iQ Sensor...

Page 216: ...mber Target folder Description FFFFH Automatic specification Default Among the numbers 0 to 99 that are not used for backup folder names the smallest number is used for a new backup folder name An error occurs when unused number is no longer available due to such cases as the number of folders reached the upper limit FFFEH Automatic specification folder deletion supported Among the numbers 0 to 99...

Page 217: ...g the operation setting when a data backup error occurs Set the operation to be performed when the data backup fails on some devices while being processed to multiple devices supporting iQSS to the lower 8 bits of SD1367 iQ Sensor Solution data backup restoration operation setting Target device Module Description 0 to FFH Start I O number Set the start I O number the value obtained by dividing the...

Page 218: ...cial registers SD1376 iQ Sensor Solution backup restoration error cause in a module stores the error code of an error occurred in a module such as a CPU module or CC Link master station Page 347 Error Code List Manuals for each module SD1377 iQ Sensor Solution backup restoration error cause in a device stores the error code of an error occurred in a device supporting iQSS Manuals for each device s...

Page 219: ...ta backup Example of a system configuration The following shows the example of a system configuration for data backup Target module type CC Link Execution unit Station Folder number setting 18 Target device target module Start I O No 0 Operation setting on error Continue 1 Backup target 1 ...

Page 220: ... Backup restoration target setting target device 2 SD1367 RCPU stSD uiQSS_Backup_Restoration_Operation_Setting Backup restoration operation setting SD1371 RCPU stSD stiQSS_Backup_Restoration_Execution_Status uTotal_Numb er_of_Target_Devices Backup restoration execution status total number of target devices SD1372 RCPU stSD stiQSS_Backup_Restoration_Execution_Status uNumber_of_ Normal_Completed_Dev...

Page 221: ...8 CC Link 8 4 Backing up Restoring Data of Devices Supporting iQSS 219 8 Label to be defined Define global labels as follows Categor y Device Label name Description ...

Page 222: ...estoring Data of Devices Supporting iQSS For details on special relays SM and special registers SD to be used and their setting ranges refer to the following section Page 355 Special Relay SM Special Register SD List Sample program ...

Page 223: ...ta backup 49 Set the target module execution unit Set the target folder number Set the target module Set the target device 1 Set the target device 2 Set the data backup operation setting on error Set the backup request Checking data backup execution 64 Display the normal completion Save the number of normally completed devices 69 Display the abnormal completion Save the number of devices completed...

Page 224: ...dge module NZ2AW1C2AL Example of a system configuration The following shows the example of a system configuration for data backup Target module type CC Link Execution unit Station Folder number setting 18 Target device target module Start I O No 0 Operation setting on error Continue 1 Backup target 1 ...

Page 225: ...2 Backup restoration target setting target device 2 SD1367 RCPU stSD uiQSS_Backup_Restoration_Operation_Setting Backup restoration operation setting SD1371 RCPU stSD stiQSS_Backup_Restoration_Execution_Status uTotal_Numb er_of_Target_Devices Backup restoration execution status total number of target devices SD1372 RCPU stSD stiQSS_Backup_Restoration_Execution_Status uNumber_of_ Normal_Completed_De...

Page 226: ...224 8 CC Link 8 4 Backing up Restoring Data of Devices Supporting iQSS Label to be defined Define global labels as follows Categor y Device Label name Description ...

Page 227: ...p Restoring Data of Devices Supporting iQSS 225 8 For details on special relays SM and special registers SD to be used and their setting ranges refer to the following section Page 355 Special Relay SM Special Register SD List ...

Page 228: ...226 8 CC Link 8 4 Backing up Restoring Data of Devices Supporting iQSS Sample program ...

Page 229: ...ta backup 49 Set the target module execution unit Set the target folder number Set the target module Set the target device 1 Set the target device 2 Set the data backup operation setting on error Set the backup request Checking data backup execution 64 Display the normal completion Save the number of normally completed devices 69 Display the abnormal completion Save the number of devices completed...

Page 230: ...ove Page 229 Program execution for data restoration 1 Select a target device supporting iQSS in the CC Link Configuration window and select CC Link Configuration Online Restore Slave Station 2 Select backup data to be restored and click the Execute button A list of the backup folder names date_number is displayed in the column of Folder Name Backup data is stored in backup folders for each folder ...

Page 231: ...s required A right to use can be acquired when other request sources do not have the right to use them when SD1361 is 0000H 1 Setting a right to use request number Set a request number a value that has not been used by multiple request sources within the range of 1000H to 1FFFH to SD1360 iQ Sensor Solution data backup restoration right to use request number 2 Requesting a right to use Turn ON SM13...

Page 232: ...pecify a device supporting iQSS which is connected to the CC Link master station Execution unit Description 1H Module unit Set this to specify all devices supporting iQSS which are connected to the CC Link master station with the specified start I O number 2H Station unit Set this to specify either of the following devices supporting iQSS which are connected to the CC Link master station with the ...

Page 233: ...porting iQSS is completed with an error a diagnostic error will not be detected Check the errors with the following special registers SD1376 iQ Sensor Solution backup restoration error cause in a module stores the error code of an error occurred in a module such as a CPU module or CC Link master station Page 347 Error Code List Manuals for each module SD1377 iQ Sensor Solution backup restoration e...

Page 234: ...ration Example of a system configuration The following shows the example of a system configuration for data restoration Target module type CC Link Execution unit Station Folder number setting 18 Target device target module Start I O No 0 Operation setting on error Continue 1 Restoration target 1 ...

Page 235: ...Target_Device_ 2 Backup restoration target setting target device 2 SD1367 RCPU stSD uiQSS_Backup_Restoration_Operation_Setting Backup restoration operation setting SD1371 RCPU stSD stiQSS_Backup_Restoration_Execution_Status uTotal_Numb er_of_Target_Devices Backup restoration execution status total number of target devices SD1372 RCPU stSD stiQSS_Backup_Restoration_Execution_Status uNumber_of_ Norm...

Page 236: ...234 8 CC Link 8 4 Backing up Restoring Data of Devices Supporting iQSS Label to be defined Define global labels as follows Categor y Device Label name Description ...

Page 237: ...p Restoring Data of Devices Supporting iQSS 235 8 For details on special relays SM and special registers SD to be used and their setting ranges refer to the following section Page 355 Special Relay SM Special Register SD List ...

Page 238: ...236 8 CC Link 8 4 Backing up Restoring Data of Devices Supporting iQSS Sample program ...

Page 239: ...Set the target module execution unit Set the target folder number Set the target module Set the target device 1 Set the target device 2 Set the data restoration operation setting on error Set the restoration request Checking data restoration execution 64 Display the normal completion Save the number of normally completed devices 69 Display the abnormal completion Save the number of devices complet...

Page 240: ...tion bridge module NZ2AW1C2AL Example of a system configuration The following shows the example of a system configuration for data restoration Target module type CC Link Execution unit Station Folder number setting 18 Target device target module Start I O No 0 Operation setting on error Continue 1 ...

Page 241: ...Target_Device_ 2 Backup restoration target setting target device 2 SD1367 RCPU stSD uiQSS_Backup_Restoration_Operation_Setting Backup restoration operation setting SD1371 RCPU stSD stiQSS_Backup_Restoration_Execution_Status uTotal_Numb er_of_Target_Devices Backup restoration execution status total number of target devices SD1372 RCPU stSD stiQSS_Backup_Restoration_Execution_Status uNumber_of_ Norm...

Page 242: ...240 8 CC Link 8 4 Backing up Restoring Data of Devices Supporting iQSS Label to be defined Define global labels as follows Categor y Device Label name Description ...

Page 243: ...p Restoring Data of Devices Supporting iQSS 241 8 For details on special relays SM and special registers SD to be used and their setting ranges refer to the following section Page 355 Special Relay SM Special Register SD List ...

Page 244: ...242 8 CC Link 8 4 Backing up Restoring Data of Devices Supporting iQSS Sample program ...

Page 245: ...Set the target module execution unit Set the target folder number Set the target module Set the target device 1 Set the target device 2 Set the data restoration operation setting on error Set the restoration request Checking data restoration execution 64 Display the normal completion Save the number of normally completed devices 69 Display the abnormal completion Save the number of devices complet...

Page 246: ...ng shows the considerations when performing an automatic detection of connected devices for MELSEC iQ R series CC Link IE Field Network The actual system configuration is not connected configured properly An automatic detection of connected devices cannot be performed when the actual system configuration is not connected configured properly duplication of stations etc In that case correct the actu...

Page 247: ...ion window refer to the following manual GX Works3 Operating Manual Operating procedure Create a new project for CC Link IE Field Network in an engineering tool 1 Select Parameter Module Information in the Navigation window then right click and select Add New Module from the shortcut menu 2 Select the following items from Module Selection on the Add New Module screen Module Type Network Module Mod...

Page 248: ...played in the column of Model Name and Intelligent Device Station is displayed in the column of Station Type A profile has not been registered The module model names General Local Station Gen Intelligent Device Station General Remote Device Station or General Remote I O Station is displayed in the column of Model Name Local Station Sub Master Station Intelligent Device Station Remote Device Statio...

Page 249: ... association with properties 1 Select a device supporting iQSS in the CC IE Field Configuration window then right click and select Online Parameter Processing of Slave Station The Parameter Processing of Same Slave Station from the shortcut menu The Parameter Processing of Slave Station screen appears by selecting The Parameter Processing of Same Slave Station The The Parameter Processing of Same ...

Page 250: ...ameters from to Devices Supporting iQSS The Parameter Processing of Same Slave Station screen 1 Click the Editing Parameter button Parameter Processing of Slave Station screen appears 2 Set the parameter information and click the Close with setting button ...

Page 251: ...from to Devices Supporting iQSS 249 9 3 Select a target device Note that the devices with the same model name and the same device version can be the target 4 Click the Execute button The execution result is output by clicking the Export Execution Result button ...

Page 252: ...rameter information will be deleted from the storage file by closing the property screen after changing the function version Unselect the checkbox in the option setting Parameter information will be deleted from the storage file by saving the setting after unselecting the checkbox Parameter Processing of Slave Station screen Open the Parameter Processing of Slave Station screen Parameter informati...

Page 253: ... Parameter Editor to Program Change the station type and set the parameter for which the network configuration diagram is default or not existed Sub master station Change the sub master setting from Operate with Parameter of Host Station to Read Parameters of the Master Station Operation that deletes a module Master station sub master station System parameter Import the system parameters The param...

Page 254: ...or with an engineering tool 2 Select a CC Link IE Field Network master local module in the Module Selection Sensor Device Monitor screen and click the OK button The Sensor Device Monitor for CC IE Field screen appears 3 Select a target device supporting iQSS to be monitored in the Sensor Device Monitor for CC IE Field screen The status of the selected device supporting iQSS is displayed in the Mon...

Page 255: ... a failure occurred in a device supporting iQSS and to perform a changeover will also be shortened This section explains data the backup and data restoration methods for a MELSEC iQ R series CC Link IE Field Network Data backup restoration can be performed when the request source is a CC Link IE Field Network master station 1 Data backup 2 Data restoration Function Reference Data backup Page 258 D...

Page 256: ... name Start I O number_Station number _ Backup file name Station number STATION QBR Station sub ID number SUBID QBR 1 A folder to save the settings of devices supporting iQSS connected to CC Link IE Field Network 2 Backup folder date_number 3 Backup folder start I O number_station number 4 Backup data information of each station 5 Backup data information of each station sub ID number YYYY Year whe...

Page 257: ...9 When backing up the data of a device supporting iQSS which is connected to a bridge module NZ2AW1GFAL Backup data is stored in the CC_IE_Field backup folder The station sub ID number is the same ID number as the AnyWireASLINK address ID The backup file of the bridge module is not created ...

Page 258: ... restored during a data logging or the realtime monitor function the performance of the data logging or the data sampling for the realtime monitor will be reduced Therefore sampled data may be partially missed and the data missing frequency may be increased Operation Function name Operation with an engineering tool Initializing the CPU built in memory SD memory card Clearing values file register W...

Page 259: ...e I O numbers and station numbers are the same is specified and the data is backed up again use a module of the same model as that of the CC Link IE Field Network master station which has been used for data backup Data restoration Use a module of the same model as that of the CC Link IE Field Network master station which has been used for data backup Multiple CC Link IE Field Network master statio...

Page 260: ...SD1363 and SD1367 are as follows SD1363 folder number setting FFFFH automatic specification Lower 8 bits of SD1367 operation setting on error 0H continue Use a program when backing up data with the settings other than the one above Page 259 Program execution for data backup 1 Select a target device supporting iQSS in the CC IE Field Configuration window and select CC IE Field Configuration Online ...

Page 261: ...quired A right to use can be acquired when other request sources do not have the right to use them when SD1361 is 0000H 1 Setting a right to use request number Set a request number a value that has not been used by multiple request sources within the range of 1000H to 1FFFH to SD1360 iQ Sensor Solution data backup restoration right to use request number 2 Requesting a right to use Turn ON SM1360 i...

Page 262: ...d to the specified station number with the specified station sub ID number Target folder Description FFFFH Automatic specification default Among the numbers 0 to 99 that are not used for backup folder names the smallest number is used for a new backup folder name An error occurs when unused number is no longer available due to such cases as the number of folders reached the upper limit FFFEH Autom...

Page 263: ...ted to a bridge module NZ2AW1GFAL set the ID number of AnyWireASLINK to SD1366 5 Setting the operation setting when a data backup error occurs Set the operation to be performed when the data backup fails on some devices while being processed to multiple devices supporting iQSS to the lower 8 bits of SD1367 iQ Sensor Solution data backup restoration operation setting Target device Module Descriptio...

Page 264: ...cial registers SD1376 iQ Sensor Solution backup restoration error cause in a module stores the error code of an error occurred in a module such as a CPU module or CC Link IE Field Network master station Page 347 Error Code List Manuals for each module SD1377 iQ Sensor Solution backup restoration error cause in a device stores the error code of an error occurred in a device supporting iQSS Manuals ...

Page 265: ...stem configuration The following shows the example of a system configuration for data backup Target module type CC Link IE Field Network Execution unit Module Folder number setting Automatic specification Target device target module Start I O No 0 Target device station number 1 Operation setting on error Continue 1 Backup target 1 ...

Page 266: ...Devi ce_2 Backup restoration target setting target device 2 SD1367 RCPU stSD uiQSS_Backup_Restoration_Operation_Setting Backup restoration operation setting SD1371 RCPU stSD stiQSS_Backup_Restoration_Execution_Status uTotal_N umber_of_Target_Devices Backup restoration execution status total number of target devices SD1372 RCPU stSD stiQSS_Backup_Restoration_Execution_Status uNumber _of_Normal_Comp...

Page 267: ...9 CC Link IE Field Network 9 4 Backing up Restoring Data of Devices Supporting iQSS 265 9 Label to be defined Define global labels as follows Categor y Device Label name Description ...

Page 268: ...king up Restoring Data of Devices Supporting iQSS For details on special relays SM and special registers SD to be used and their setting ranges refer to the following section Page 355 Special Relay SM Special Register SD List Sample program ...

Page 269: ...rget device 1 Set the target device 2 Set the data backup operation setting on error Set the backup request Checking data backup execution 51 Display the normal completion Save the number of normally completed devices 56 Display the abnormal completion Save the number of devices completed with an error Save the error cause in a module Save the backup error cause in a device Enabling the next data ...

Page 270: ...n above Page 269 Program execution for data restoration 1 Select a target device supporting iQSS in the CC IE Field Configuration window and select CC IE Field Configuration Online Restore Slave Station 2 Select backup data to be restored and click the Execute button A list of the backup folder names date_number is displayed in the column of Folder Name Backup data is stored in backup folders for ...

Page 271: ...ght to use of them is required A right to use can be acquired when other request sources do not have the right to use them when SD1361 is 0000H 1 Setting a right to use request number Set a request number a value that has not been used by multiple request sources within the range of 1000H to 1FFFH to SD1360 iQ Sensor Solution data backup restoration right to use request number 2 Requesting a right...

Page 272: ... 4H CC Link IE Field Network Set this to specify a device supporting iQSS which is connected to the CC Link IE Field Network master station Execution unit Description 1H Module unit Set this to specify the device supporting iQSS which is connected to the own network among the devices which are connected to a CC Link IE Field Network master station with the specified start I O number 2H Station uni...

Page 273: ...porting iQSS is completed with an error a diagnostic error will not be detected Check the errors with the following special registers SD1376 iQ Sensor Solution backup restoration error cause in a module stores the error code of an error occurred in a module such as a CPU module or CC Link IE Field Network master station Page 347 Error Code List Manuals for each module SD1377 iQ Sensor Solution bac...

Page 274: ...system configuration The following shows the example of a system configuration for data restoration Target module type CC Link IE Field Network Execution unit Module Folder number setting 0 Target device target module Start I O No 0 Target device station number Station No 1 Operation setting on error Continue 1 Restoration target 1 ...

Page 275: ..._Setting_Target_Devi ce_2 Backup restoration target setting target device 2 SD1367 RCPU stSD uiQSS_Backup_Restoration_Operation_Setting Backup restoration operation setting SD1371 RCPU stSD stiQSS_Backup_Restoration_Execution_Status uTotal_N umber_of_Target_Devices Backup restoration execution status total number of target devices SD1372 RCPU stSD stiQSS_Backup_Restoration_Execution_Status uNumber...

Page 276: ...274 9 CC Link IE Field Network 9 4 Backing up Restoring Data of Devices Supporting iQSS Label to be defined Define global labels as follows Categor y Device Label name Description ...

Page 277: ...acking up Restoring Data of Devices Supporting iQSS 275 9 For details on special relays SM and special registers SD to be used and their setting ranges refer to the following section Page 355 Special Relay SM Special Register SD List ...

Page 278: ...276 9 CC Link IE Field Network 9 4 Backing up Restoring Data of Devices Supporting iQSS Sample program ...

Page 279: ...e target device 2 Set the data restoration operation setting on error Set the restoration request Checking data restoration execution 51 Display the normal completion Save the number of normally completed devices 56 Display the abnormal completion Save the number of devices completed with an error Save the error cause in a module Save the restoration error cause in a device Enabling the next data ...

Page 280: ... parameters and other settings required for communication with a device supporting iQSS A device supporting iQSS which is connected to the tip of a router does not support For details on the settings refer to the following manual MELSEC iQ R Module Configuration Manual MELSEC iQ R Ethernet CC Link IE User s Manual Startup Precautions An error is returned to the request source when an iQ Sensor Sol...

Page 281: ...eation method of a new project and the operation methods of the Ethernet Configuration window refer to the following manual GX Works3 Operating Manual Operating procedure Create a new project for Ethernet in an engineering tool 1 Select Parameter CPU model name of the project and double click Module Parameter in the Navigation window select Basic Settings External Device Configuration then double ...

Page 282: ...ally The actual system configuration is displayed in the Ethernet Configuration window 3 Select Close with Reflecting the Setting in the Ethernet Configuration window The setting in the Ethernet Configuration window is applied to the network parameter and completed ...

Page 283: ...isplayed as shown below Module with No Profile Found General Module All connected devices supporting iQSS are not detected If all devices supporting iQSS are not detected remove the following error factors and perform an automatic detection of connected devices again The Ethernet line is overloaded due to another function of a CPU module being performed The communication cannot be established due ...

Page 284: ...umber The connection establishment instruction SP SOCOPEN of the socket communication function may be completed abnormally when performing a sensor device monitor or a sensor parameter read write Changing the communication setting in the Ethernet Configuration window When the communication setting written to a CPU module in the Ethernet Configuration window does not match with that of a device sup...

Page 285: ...utomatic detection of connected devices in order to detect the communication setting then perform a reflection of communication setting to Ethernet devices Changing the IP address of a built in Ethernet port CPU After changing the IP address of a built in Ethernet port CPU open the Ethernet Configuration window and edit the changed IP address to match with the IP address of the programmable contro...

Page 286: ...dow Page 323 Linkage with dedicated tools association with properties 1 Select a device supporting iQSS in the Ethernet Configuration window then right click and select Online Parameter Processing of Ethernet Device from the shortcut menu The Parameter Processing of Ethernet Device screen appears Reading parameters 1 Select Parameter read 2 Select the checkbox of the parameter to be read 3 Click t...

Page 287: ...r with an engineering tool 2 Select a built in Ethernet port CPU in the Module Selection Sensor Device Monitor screen and click the OK button The Sensor Device Monitor for Ethernet Configuration screen appears 3 Select a target device supporting iQSS to be monitored in the Sensor Device Monitor for Ethernet Configuration screen The status of the selected device supporting iQSS is displayed in the ...

Page 288: ... supporting iQSS restore data when a failure occurred in a device supporting iQSS and to perform a changeover will also be shortened This section explains the data backup and data restoration methods of iQ Sensor Solution for a MELSEC iQ R series Ethernet 1 Data backup 2 Data restoration 3 IP address Function Reference Data backup Page 290 Data backup Page 291 Program execution for data backup Dat...

Page 289: ...the backup folder name may not be updated Setting a number for a data backup folder name Target module_IP address 03FF_ Ex When IP address of the device supporting iQSS is 192 168 3 40 03FF_C0A80328 will be the backup folder name target module_IP address 1 A folder to save the settings of devices supporting iQSS connected toEthernet 2 Backup folder date_number 3 Backup folder target module_IP addr...

Page 290: ...peration with an engineering tool Initializing the CPU built in memory SD memory card Clearing values file register Writing data to a programmable controller including online change of files Deleting data in the programmable controller User data operation Writing user data Deleting user data Creating a folder Deleting a folder Changing a folder name Online change ladder block Event history functio...

Page 291: ...QSS on the same network with the CPU module are duplicated the data backup restoration cannot be performed properly Set the IP addresses of devices supporting iQSS so as not to duplicate their IP addresses IP address setting when performing data backup in units of module When performing data backup in units of module the devices supporting iQSS which have the same IP address as the CPU module can ...

Page 292: ...363 and SD1367 are as follows SD1363 folder number setting FFFFH automatic specification Lower 8 bits of SD1367 operation setting on error 0H continue Use a program when backing up data with the settings other than the one above Page 291 Program execution for data backup 1 Select a target device supporting iQSS in the Ethernet Configuration window and select Ethernet Configuration Online Backup Et...

Page 293: ... A right to use can be acquired when other request sources do not have the right to use them when SD1361 is 0000H 1 Setting a right to use request number Set a request number a value that has not been used by multiple request sources within the range of 1000H to 1FFFH to SD1360 iQ Sensor Solution data backup restoration right to use request number 2 Requesting a right to use Turn ON SM1360 iQ Sens...

Page 294: ... this to specify the device supporting iQSS with the specified IP address among the devices supporting iQSS which are connected to Ethernet Target folder Description FFFFH Automatic specification default Among the numbers 0 to 99 that are not used for backup folder names the smallest number is used for a new backup folder name An error occurs when unused number is no longer available due to such c...

Page 295: ...gnostic error will not be detected Check the errors with the following special registers SD1376 iQ Sensor Solution backup restoration error cause in a module stores the error code of an error occurred in a MELSEC iQ R CPU module Page 347 Error Code List Manuals for each module SD1377 iQ Sensor Solution backup restoration error cause in a device stores the error code of an error occurred in a devic...

Page 296: ... Execution unit Module Folder number setting Automatic specification Target device target module Built in Ethernet Operation setting on error Continue 1 Backup target 2 Devices supporting iQSS which communicate with the built in Ethernet port LCPU IP address 10 97 95 1 3 Devices supporting iQSS which communicate with the built in Ethernet port LCPU IP address 10 97 95 6 2 3 1 I0 97 95 40 10 97 95 ...

Page 297: ...ce_2 Backup restoration target setting target device 2 SD1367 RCPU stSD uiQSS_Backup_Restoration_Operation_Setting Backup restoration operation setting SD1371 RCPU stSD stiQSS_Backup_Restoration_Execution_Status uTotal_N umber_of_Target_Devices Backup restoration execution status total number of target devices SD1372 RCPU stSD stiQSS_Backup_Restoration_Execution_Status uNumber _of_Normal_Completed...

Page 298: ...296 10 Ethernet 10 5 Backing up Restoring Data of Devices Supporting iQSS Label to be defined Define global labels as follows Categor y Device Label name Description ...

Page 299: ...ring Data of Devices Supporting iQSS 297 10 For details on special relays SM and special registers SD to be used and their setting ranges refer to the following section Page 355 Special Relay SM Special Register SD List Sample program ...

Page 300: ...ice 1 Set the target device 2 Set the data backup operation setting on error Set the backup request Checking data backup execution 51 Display the normal completion Save the number of normally completed devices 56 Display the abnormal completion Save the number of devices completed with an error Save the error cause in a module Save the backup error cause in a device Enabling the next data backup p...

Page 301: ...above Page 300 Program execution for data restoration 1 Select a target device supporting iQSS in the Ethernet Configuration window and select Ethernet Configuration Online Backup Ethernet Device 2 Read the message and click the Yes button 3 Select backup data to be restored and click the Execute button Data is restored A list of the backup folder names date_number is displayed in the column of Fo...

Page 302: ...ight to use can be acquired when other request sources do not have the right to use them when SD1361 is 0000H 1 Setting a right to use request number Set a request number a value that has not been used by multiple request sources within the range of 1000H to 1FFFH to SD1360 iQ Sensor Solution data backup restoration right to use request number 2 Requesting a right to use Turn ON SM1360 iQ Sensor S...

Page 303: ... the data restoration fails on some devices while being processed to multiple devices supporting iQSS to the lower 8 bits of SD1367 iQ Sensor Solution data backup restoration operation setting Target module type Description 3H Ethernet Set this to specify a device supporting iQSS which is connected to Ethernet Execution unit Description 1H Module unit Set this to collect the information of the dev...

Page 304: ...error a diagnostic error will not be detected Check the errors with the following special registers SD1376 iQ Sensor Solution backup restoration error cause in a module stores the error code of an error occurred in a CPU module Page 347 Error Code List Manuals for each module SD1377 iQ Sensor Solution backup restoration error cause in a device stores the error code of an error occurred in a device...

Page 305: ...tion The following shows the example of a system configuration for data restoration Target module type Ethernet Execution unit IP address Folder number setting 7 Target device target module Built in Ethernet Target device IP address 10 97 95 40 Operation setting on error Continue 1 Restoration target 1 10 97 95 40 10 97 95 50 10 97 95 1 ...

Page 306: ..._Target_Devi ce_2 Backup restoration target setting target device 2 SD1367 RCPU stSD uiQSS_Backup_Restoration_Operation_Setting Backup restoration operation setting SD1371 RCPU stSD stiQSS_Backup_Restoration_Execution_Status uTotal_N umber_of_Target_Devices Backup restoration execution status total number of target devices SD1372 RCPU stSD stiQSS_Backup_Restoration_Execution_Status uNumber _of_Nor...

Page 307: ...10 Ethernet 10 5 Backing up Restoring Data of Devices Supporting iQSS 305 10 Label to be defined Define global labels as follows Categor y Device Label name Description ...

Page 308: ...king up Restoring Data of Devices Supporting iQSS For details on special relays SM and special registers SD to be used and their setting ranges refer to the following section Page 355 Special Relay SM Special Register SD List ...

Page 309: ...10 Ethernet 10 5 Backing up Restoring Data of Devices Supporting iQSS 307 10 Sample program ...

Page 310: ... device 2 Set the data restoration operation setting on error Set the restoration request Checking data restoration execution 51 Display the normal completion Save the number of normally completed devices 56 Display the abnormal completion Save the number of devices completed with an error Save the error cause in a module Save the restoration error cause in a device Enabling the next data restorat...

Page 311: ...309 PART 4 PART 4 MI Configurator This part explains the operation methods when using the iQ Sensor Solution functions in MI Configurator 11 CC Link IE Field Network 12 Ethernet ...

Page 312: ...e settings refer to the following manual MELIPC MI5000 Series User s Manual Startup MELIPC MI5000 Series User s Manual Application Considerations when detecting devices supporting iQSS The following shows the considerations when performing an automatic detection of connected devices for MELIPC CC Link IE Field Network The actual system configuration is not connected configured properly An automati...

Page 313: ...er to the following manual MI Configurator Operating Manual Operating procedure Create a new project in an engineering tool 1 Select Parameter module type Application Parameter and double click CC Link IE Field NetWork Parameter in the Navigation window 2 Select Required Settings Station Type and specify Master Station for Station Type in the CC Link IE Field NetWork Parameter screen 3 Select Basi...

Page 314: ...Station Type A profile has not been registered The module model names General Local Station Gen Intelligent Device Station General Remote Device Station or General Remote I O Station is displayed in the column of Model Name Local Station Sub Master Station Intelligent Device Station Remote Device Station or Remote I O Station is displayed in the column of Station Type When using the versions of mo...

Page 315: ...rocessing of Same Slave Station from the shortcut menu The Parameter Processing of Slave Station screen appears by selecting The Parameter Processing of Same Slave Station The The Parameter Processing of Same Slave Station screen appears by selecting The Parameter Processing of Same Slave Station Reading parameters 1 Select Parameter read 2 Click the Execute button The selected parameter is read a...

Page 316: ...ing Parameter button Parameter Processing of Slave Station screen appears 2 Set the parameter information and click the Close with setting button 3 Select a target device Note that the devices with the same model name and the same device version can be the target 4 Click the Execute button The execution result is output by clicking the Export Execution Result button ...

Page 317: ...be deleted from the storage file Close with the setting applied Parameter information will be deleted from the storage file when the target module is not included in the system configuration Perform an automatic detection of connected devices All parameter information will be deleted once Change the function version and close the property screen Parameter information will be deleted from the stora...

Page 318: ...he Parameter Processing of Same Slave Station from the shortcut menu Group Station type Location Operation Operation that returns the parameters of the network configuration diagram to the default Master station CC Link IE Field Network parameter Delete and apply a network configuration diagram manually Change the station type and set the parameter for which the network configuration diagram is de...

Page 319: ...eters and other settings required for communication with a device supporting iQSS A device supporting iQSS which is connected to the tip of a router does not support For details on the settings refer to the following manuals MELIPC MI5000 Series User s Manual Startup MELIPC MI5000 Series User s Manual Application Precautions An error is returned to the request source when an iQ Sensor Solution fun...

Page 320: ...Operating Manual Operating procedure Create a new project in an engineering tool 1 Select Parameter module type and double click Basic Parameter in the Navigation window then select External Device Cooperate Settings External Device Configuration and double click Detail Setting The Ethernet Configuration window appears 2 Click the Detect Now button The actual system configuration is displayed in t...

Page 321: ...ow when an error occurred Double click it and correct the error at the jumped destination When a module which is not a device supporting iQSS is detected it is displayed as shown below Module with No Profile Found General Module When the User Authentication screen appears enter the user name and the password of a MELIPC All connected devices supporting iQSS are not detected If all devices supporti...

Page 322: ...t Configuration window When the communication setting written to a MELIPC in the Ethernet Configuration window does not match with that of a device supporting iQSS the communication cannot be established normally When the communication setting is changed in the Ethernet Configuration window perform a reflection of communication setting to Ethernet devices in order to match the communication settin...

Page 323: ...n of communication setting to Ethernet devices Changing the IP address of an Ethernet port When the IP address of the Ethernet port CH1 is changed open the Ethernet Configuration window in order to match the IP address on a MELIPC side in the Ethernet Configuration window Perform a reflection of communication setting to Ethernet devices in order to match the communication setting of a device suppo...

Page 324: ...ssing of Ethernet Device from the shortcut menu The Parameter Processing of Ethernet Device screen appears Reading parameters 1 Select Parameter read 2 Select the checkbox of the parameter to be read 3 Click the Execute button The selected parameter is read and the value is displayed in the column of Read Value Writing parameters 1 Select Parameter write 2 Select the checkbox of the parameter to b...

Page 325: ...EX FA CO LTD can also be linked with dedicated tools Mount the laser displacement sensors on the I O slot of a MELSEC Q series base unit For details refer to the website of the manufacturer For Ethernet 1 Select a target device supporting iQSS in Device map area in the Ethernet Configuration window then right click and select Property from the shortcut menu 2 Select the Attachment tab on the Prope...

Page 326: ...ge 54 Before using iQ Sensor Solution functions Operating procedure For CC Link 1 Select a target device supporting iQSS in Device map area in the CC Link Configuration window then right click and select Online Command Execution of Slave Station from the shortcut menu 2 Select a command from Method selection and click the Execute button The command is executed and the result is displayed on Execut...

Page 327: ...d Network User s Manual Application 14 Modules a firmware version of which is 1 040 or later support it 15 Modules with a serial number whose first five digits are 15052 or higher support the devices connected to communication unit for CC Link 16 Modules with a serial number whose five digits are 16042 or higher support the devices supporting iQSS which are connected to a bridge module 17 Modules ...

Page 328: ... restoration function 23 Modules with a serial number whose first five digits are 17052 or higher support the data backup restoration function 24 Modules with a serial number whose first five digits are 18072 or higher support it 25 Modules with the version 1 40 or later support it 26 Modules with the version 2 20 or later support it MELIPC Type Model name Connection method AnyWireASLIN K CC Link ...

Page 329: ...onsiderations for Using Device Supporting iQSS For details on the devices supporting iQSS refer to the website of each manufacturer iQ Sensor Solution functions cannot be used for a module controlled by another CPU in a multiple CPU system Page 328 AnyWireASLINK Page 329 CC Link Page 330 CC Link IE Field Network Page 331 CC Link IE Field Network Basic Page 332 Ethernet iQ Sensor Solution function ...

Page 330: ...e iQ Sensor Solution function AnyWireASLINK master module RJ51AW12AL FX5 ASL M LJ51AW12AL 1 QJ51AW12AL 1 2 FX3U 128ASL M CC Link AnyWireASLINK bridge module 3 NZ2AW1C2AL 4 CC Link IE Field Network AnyWireASLINK bridge module 5 6 NZ2AW1GFAL Type Model name iQ Sensor Solution function ASLINKER Input B280SB 02U C1220 B280SB 02US C1220 B281SB 02U CC20 B281SB 02US CC20 BL287SB 02F CC20 BL287SB 02FS CC2...

Page 331: ... support the functions 9 Modules with a serial number 1211BC or higher support the functions 10 Modules with a serial number 1211GC or higher support the functions Panasonic Industrial Devices SUNX Co Ltd Supported Not supported 1 Products manufactured from December 2012 onward support the functions A cascading connector unit SC 71 is required separately An end unit SC GU3 EU is required separatel...

Page 332: ...IE Field Network equipped master local module RJ71GF11 T2 1 RJ71EN71 1 2 CC Link IE Field Network master local module LJ71GF11 T2 3 QJ71GF11 T2 4 Basic Digital Input Module Screw terminal block type NZ2GF2B1 16D 5 NZ2GF2B1N 16D 5 NZ2GF2B1N1 16D NZ2GF2B2 16A NZ2GF2B1 32D e CON type NZ2GFCE3 16D 5 NZ2GFCE3 16DE 5 NZ2GFCE3N 32D MIL connector type 5 NZ2GFCM1 16D NZ2GFCM1 16DE FCN connector type NZ2GFC...

Page 333: ...4MT DSS FX5U 64MT ES FX5U 64MT ESS FX5U 80MR DS FX5U 80MR ES FX5U 80MT DS FX5U 80MT DSS FX5U 80MT ES FX5U 80MT ESS FX5UC 32MT D FX5UC 32MT DSS FX5UC 64MT D FX5UC 64MT DSS FX5UC 96MT D FX5UC 96MT DSS FX5UC 32MT DS TS FX5UC 32MT DSS TS Built in Ethernet port LCPU L02CPU L02CPU P L06CPU L06CPU P L26CPU L26CPU P L26CPU BT L26CPU PBT Universal model process CPU Q03UDVCPU Q04UDVCPU Q06UDVCPU Q13UDVCPU Q...

Page 334: ...on function 11 Modules with a serial number whose first five digits are 18072 or higher support it 12 The Screen Design Software for Graphic Operation Terminal for GOT GT Works3 SW1DND GTWK3 with a version 1 136S or later supports the function For the information to obtain profiles please consult your local Mitsubishi representative 13 Only the models with built in Ethernet ports support it Panaso...

Page 335: ... Not supported 1 LCPUs with a serial number whose first five digits are 15043 or higher supports it 2 GX Works2 Version 1 499V or later supports it Type Model name iQ Sensor Solution function COGNEX Vision System 1 2 In Sight 5000 In Sight 7000 In Sight Micro In Sight EZ 100 In Sight EZ 700 ...

Page 336: ...ction Page 343 Considerations for Using Device Supporting iQSS For details on the devices supporting iQSS refer to the website of each manufacturer iQ Sensor Solution functions cannot be used for a module controlled by another CPU in a multiple CPU system Page 335 CC Link IE Field Network Page 336 CC Link IE Field Network Basic Page 336 Ethernet iQ Sensor Solution function Automatic detection of c...

Page 337: ...ocal module LJ71GF11 T2 2 QJ71GF11 T2 3 MELIPC MI5000 series MI5122 VW Basic Digital Input Module Screw terminal block type NZ2GF2B1 16D 4 NZ2GF2B1N 16D 4 NZ2GF2B1N1 16D NZ2GF2B2 16A NZ2GF2B1 32D e CON type NZ2GFCE3 16D 4 NZ2GFCE3 16DE 4 NZ2GFCE3N 32D MIL connector type 4 NZ2GFCM1 16D NZ2GFCM1 16DE FCN connector type NZ2GFCF1 32D Spring clamp terminal block NZ2GF2S2 16A Basic Digital Output Module...

Page 338: ...ion to obtain profiles please consult your local Mitsubishi representative Panasonic Industrial Devices SUNX Co Ltd Supported Not supported 1 For the information to obtain profiles please contact the manufacturer of the devices supporting iQSS Cognex Corporation Supported Not supported Type Model name iQ Sensor Solution function Input Module Screw terminal block type NZ2MFB1 32D NZ2MFB2 16A Output...

Page 339: ...nd configurations 1 492N or later 1 62Q or later Data backup restoration iQ Sensor Solution function Engineering tool GX Works2 MELSOFT Navigator Automatic detection of connected devices 1 98C or later 1 62Q or later Sensor parameter read write Sensor device monitor Not supported Verification of connected devices and configurations 1 492N or later 1 62Q or later Data backup restoration 1 530C or l...

Page 340: ...onnected devices 1 98C or later 1 62Q or later Sensor parameter read write 1 68W or later 1 25B or later Sensor device monitor 1 98C or later Not supported Verification of connected devices and configurations 1 492N or later 1 62Q or later Data backup restoration iQ Sensor Solution function Engineering tool 1 GX Works2 MELSOFT Navigator Automatic detection of connected devices 1 530C or later 2 07...

Page 341: ...f connected devices 1 565P or later 2 42U or later Reflection of the communication setting Sensor parameter read write Sensor device monitor Not supported Not supported Data backup restoration iQ Sensor Solution function Engineering tool GX Works2 MELSOFT Navigator Automatic detection of connected devices 1 492N or later 1 74C or later Reflection of the communication setting Sensor parameter read ...

Page 342: ...matic detection of connected devices 1 035M or later Not supported Sensor parameter read write Sensor device monitor Not supported Verification of connected devices and configurations Data backup restoration iQ Sensor Solution function Engineering tool GX Works3 MELSOFT Navigator Automatic detection of connected devices 1 045X or later 2 50C or later Sensor parameter read write 1 000A or later 2 0...

Page 343: ...er 2 42U or later Reflection of the communication setting Sensor parameter read write Sensor device monitor Not supported Not supported Data backup restoration iQ Sensor Solution function Engineering tool GX Works3 MELSOFT Navigator Automatic detection of connected devices 1 015R or later 2 11M or later Reflection of the communication setting Sensor parameter read write Sensor device monitor 1 045...

Page 344: ...erification of connected devices and configurations Data backup restoration iQ Sensor Solution function MI Configurator Automatic detection of connected devices 1 001B Reflection of the communication setting Sensor parameter read write Sensor device monitor Not supported Data backup restoration iQ Sensor Solution function MI Configurator Automatic detection of connected devices 1 001B Reflection o...

Page 345: ...ues After completing data restoration normally target modules are operated with the offset gain values which are restored automatically When data backup restoration failed an error code is stored to SD1453 Check the error code and take corrective actions Page 347 Error Code List or User s manual for data backup restoration target modules Even if a stop error occurs in a CPU module data can be back...

Page 346: ...ected 0 is obtained as a current value Digital fiber sensor FX 301 FX 305 FX 501 FX 502 Sensor device monitor When performing the sensor device monitor function connecting a fiber head to a digital fiber sensor is required Data can be obtained even if a fiber head is not connected but a detected value differs from a value detected when a fiber head is connected Data backup restoration When data ba...

Page 347: ...ata restoration When an error occurs on the restoration target module check the error code and take corrective actions User s manual for data backup restoration target modules Backup data parameter cannot be restored to a module whose model name is different from the one used for data backup However it can be restored to a module having a compatibility of functions even if its model name is differ...

Page 348: ...r the unconnected flag is set to the status Sensor device monitor To change the items to be monitored use the application software Configurator WD manufactured by Panasonic Industrial Devices SUNX Co Ltd Data backup restoration When a timeout occurs perform a data backup or restoration again If the problem persists contact the manufacturer Type model name Function Consideration COGNEX Vision Syste...

Page 349: ... with MELSEC iQ R series 4802H The number of backup folders for the iQ Sensor Solution function data backup restoration have reached to the upper limit Delete the backup folder and retry Set Automatic specification Folder deletion supported to the target folder for the setting of the number of the backup folder name to delete the oldest folder automatically 4802H to 4804H The system file does not ...

Page 350: ...tting reflection and retry Review the value set to the communication time check in the engineering tool 480EH The specified command could not be executed because the iQ Sensor Solution function the Sensor Device Monitor function is processing The specified command could not be executed because the iQ Sensor Solution function the sensor parameter read write function is processing Communication time...

Page 351: ...d operation 15th bit of RWr0 for four station occupied operation RX1F is not set Check if the end unit is attached to the sensor amplifier properly Digital laser sensor LS 403 E0C4H Data backup restoration function was performed for the station sub ID to which the sensor amplifier is not connected Check that the sensor amplifier is connected properly and perform data backup restoration function to...

Page 352: ...NZ2GFCE3 16TE NZ2GFCE3N 32T NZ2GFCM1 16T NZ2GFCM1 16TE NZ2GFCF1 32T NZ2GF2S2 16R NZ2GF2S2 16S Basic Digital I O Combined Module NZ2GF2B1 32DT NZ2GF2B1 32DTE NZ2GFCE3N 32DT NZ2GFCF1 32DT Basic Analog Input Module NZ2GF2BN 60AD4 Basic Analog Output Module NZ2GF2BN 60DA4 High Speed Counter Module NZ2GFCF D62PD2 BAD2H Data restoration was performed using backup data of newer module than module for dat...

Page 353: ...ction is supported by the connected device supporting iQSS C05CH The setting value of the communication setting is out of the range The items of communication setting which cannot be set on the target device supporting iQSS were set The required setting items have not been set to the target device supporting iQSS Review the settings and retry C061H System error Check the considerations for the per...

Page 354: ... CF51H The function could not be performed because the other peripheral devices are in process Retry after a while CF52H The required information for monitoring could not be obtained from the devices supporting iQSS Check the operating status and connection status of the devices supporting iQSS Reset the devices supporting iQSS and retry If the problem persists contact the manufacturer of the devi...

Page 355: ... the devices supporting iQSS Check if the connection cable is disconnected CF71H Timeout error Check the considerations for the performed function Check the operation of the devices supporting iQSS The line may be busy due to too many packets Perform the function after a while Error code Error and cause Corrective action ...

Page 356: ...econds and the connection is established COGNEX Vision System In Sight 5000 In Sight 7000 In Sight EZ 100 In Sight EZ 700 In Sight Micro 0002H SLMP scanner connection was rejected Check that the In Sight camera is connected over the same port number that the CPU module is accepting connections 0003H SLMP scanning failed Check if the network setting and configuration are correct Check that the conn...

Page 357: ...so may result in system down or communication failure Item Description Number Indicates the device number of special relays SM special registers SD Name Indicates the device name of special relays SM special registers SD Description Indicates the description of special relays SM special registers SD Details Indicates the details of special relays SM special registers SD Set by setting timing Indic...

Page 358: ... turns ON when data backup is complete normally This relay turns OFF when the right to use is acquired S status change SM1438 iQ Sensor Solution backup abnormal completion OFF Backup incomplete ON Backup completed with error s This relay turns ON when data backup is complete abnormally This relay turns OFF when the right to use is acquired The error code is stored in SD1452 or SD1453 S status chan...

Page 359: ...his relay turns ON when iQ Sensor Solution data backup is complete with an error The error code is stored to SD1376 or SD1377 When iQ Sensor Solution data backup is compete normally SM1362 turns ON and this relay remains OFF This relay turns ON to OFF when a right to use is acquired or backup is requested S status change SM1364 iQ Sensor Solution restoration request OFF to ON Restoration requested...

Page 360: ...2 A value is cleared to 0 when the right to use is released S status change U SD1436 iQ Sensor Solution backup restoration right to use acquisition status Displaying the request source from which a right to use is acquired after receiving the backup restoration use request Displaying the request number with which a right to use is acquired after receiving the backup restoration use request A value...

Page 361: ...FFH Error S status change SD1447 iQ Sensor Solution backup restoration total number of target devices Storage of backup restoration total number of target devices This register stores the total number of devices for data backup restoration per execution unit A value is cleared to 0 when the right to use is acquired S status change SD1448 iQ Sensor Solution backup restoration execution status total...

Page 362: ...C Link IE Field Network 1H Module unit 2H Station unit 3H Station sub ID unit Ethernet 1H Module unit 2H IP address unit When errors are detected in multiple devices the information of the device where the error is detected first is stored A value is cleared to 0 when the right to use is acquired S status change error SD1455 iQ Sensor Solution backup restoration error folder number information Sto...

Page 363: ...he information of the device target device 2 where a data backup restoration error occurred AnyWireASLINK 0 Not used CC Link CC Link IE Field Network Station sub ID number Ethernet IP address upper 16 bits When errors are detected in multiple devices the information of the device target device 2 where the error is detected first is stored A value is cleared to 0 when the right to use is acquired S...

Page 364: ...N while performing communication protocol and turns OFF at completion 4 The bit turns ON when data logging setting is registered and turns OFF at the completion or stop of data logging 5 The bit turns ON while either of the following operation is in process The batch save function or the batch load function The iQ Sensor Solution backup or restoration 6 Start I O number indicates the first three d...

Page 365: ...2 iQ Sensor Solution backup restoration target module execution unit setting Backup restoration target module execution unit setting This register is used to set a target module type and execution unit for iQ Sensor Solution backup restoration Lower 8 bits target module type 1H AnyWireASLINK 2H CC Link 3H Ethernet 4H CC Link IE Field Network Upper 8 bits execution unit AnyWireASLINK 1H Module unit...

Page 366: ...ompleted with an error for iQ Sensor Solution backup restoration per execution unit The number of abnormally completed devices out of all the completed devices is stored This register is cleared to 0 when a right to use is acquired or a backup restoration is requested S status change SD1374 iQ Sensor Solution backup restoration execution status progress per device Backup restoration execution stat...

Page 367: ...on target module Information of the device target module where an error occurred This register stores the information of the device target module where an iQ Sensor Solution backup restoration error occurred When errors are detected in multiple devices the information of the target device target module where the error detected first is stored Start I O No 2 Module 03FFH Built in Ethernet 3 This re...

Page 368: ...ected event Detailed information 1 to 2 Indicates the detail of the detected event Detailed information Item Description Detailed information 1 Operation source information The following information related to the operation source is displayed Connection port connection information such as Ethernet and USB Start I O number CPU number PLC number in a multiple CPU system Network number Station numbe...

Page 369: ... data backup failed iQ Sensor Solution data backup failed 20602 iQ Sensor Solution data restoration succeeded iQ Sensor Solution data restoration succeeded 20603 iQ Sensor Solution data restoration failed iQ Sensor Solution data restoration failed 20610 iQ Sensor Solution data backup start cancel end iQ Sensor Solution data backup was started canceled ended Data backup restoration information of i...

Page 370: ...up restoration QSI The length of the file name that can be named on a backup data file differs depending on the devices supporting iQSS connected For details on the length of the backup data file name consult the manufacturer of devices supporting iQSS MELSEC L series Q series MELSEC iQ R series Connection method Capacity AnyWireASLINK CC Link CC Link IE Field Network 72 20 N bytes N Number of dev...

Page 371: ...APPX Appendix 8 Backup File Capacity 369 A MEMO ...

Page 372: ...ing 196 O Operation mode setting for CC Link Ver 2 compatible slave station 59 P Profile registration 19 R Read Model Name of Slave Station 54 Reflection of the communication setting 16 Refresh device setting 54 Requiring a data backup cancellation 40 77 116 151 Requiring a data restoration cancellation 48 89 127 159 S Sample program 43 51 80 84 92 96 119 123 130 134 154 162 183 193 220 226 236 24...

Page 373: ...I 371 MEMO ...

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Page 375: ...been avoided if functions or structures judged as necessary in the legal safety measures the user s device is subject to or as necessary by industry standards had been provided 4 Failure that could have been avoided if consumable parts battery backlight fuse etc designated in the instruction manual had been correctly serviced or replaced 5 Failure caused by external irresistible forces such as fir...

Page 376: ...registered trademark of Fuji Xerox Co Ltd in Japan The SD and SDHC logos are trademarks of SD 3C LLC The company names system names and product names mentioned in this manual are either registered trademarks or trademarks of their respective companies In some cases trademark symbols such as or are not specified in this manual ...

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Page 378: ...thout notice When exported from Japan this manual does not require application to the Ministry of Economy Trade and Industry for service transaction permission HEAD OFFICE TOKYO BUILDING 2 7 3 MARUNOUCHI CHIYODA KU TOKYO 100 8310 JAPAN NAGOYA WORKS 1 14 YADA MINAMI 5 CHOME HIGASHI KU NAGOYA JAPAN ...

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