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2-5

Creating Virtual Network Configurations Offline

2-5-2 Procedure

5. The component will be registered in the Network Configuration Window as shown

below.

In this example, a PLC CPU Unit and two Temperature Controllers have been

dragged and dropped:

DeviceNet Networks

Adding the Master

1. Offline, select

Insert

−

Network.

The Select Network Dialog Box will be displayed.

2. Select DeviceNet and click the

Button.

3. Select a device (component) from the EDS (DeviceNet) Tab Page in the

Component List Window and drag and drop it in the Network Configuration
Window.

4. The device will be registered in the Network Configuration Window as shown

below.

Drag and drop

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Summary of Contents for CX-INTEGRATOR - V1.1

Page 1: ...OPERATION MANUAL CX Integrator Ver 1 1 SYSMAC CXONE AL C E Cat No W445 E1 02...

Page 2: ...CXONE AL C E CX Integrator Ver 1 1 Operation Manual Revised November 2005...

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Page 4: ...some OMRON products often means word and is abbreviated Wd in documentation in this sense The abbreviation PLC means Programmable Controller PC is used however in some Programming Device displays to...

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Page 6: ...the Target PLC 2 27 2 5 Creating Virtual Network Configurations Offline 2 29 2 6 Manipulating Component Parameters 2 38 2 7 Uploading Downloading and Comparing Network Parameters 2 43 2 8 Comparing Ne...

Page 7: ...k Configuration Device Parameters to Devices 6 51 6 13 Uploading and Verifying Device Parameters 6 57 6 14 Monitoring Devices 6 62 6 15 Using General purpose Tools to Set Devices 6 70 6 16 Optional Fu...

Page 8: ...Link and SYSMAC LINK Networks Section 5 describes the how to use the diagnostic tools for Controller Link Networks Section 6 describes settings and operations unique to DeviceNet Networks including re...

Page 9: ...rammer Ver 6 1 Operation Manual Function Blocks Describes function blocks for CS CJ series CPU Units unit version 3 0 or later and CP series CPU Units and CX Programmer operations related to function...

Page 10: ...ETERMINED THAT THE PRODUCTS WILL SUITABLY MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF THEIR INTENDED USE OMRON DISCLAIMS ALL OTHER WARRANTIES EXPRESS OR IMPLIED LIMITATIONS OF LIABILITY OMRON SHALL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FO...

Page 11: ...the uses listed may be suitable for the products Outdoor use uses involving potential chemical contamination or electrical interference or conditions or uses not described in this manual Nuclear ener...

Page 12: ...m actual specifications of purchased products DIMENSIONS AND WEIGHTS Dimensions and weights are nominal and are not to be used for manufacturing purposes even when tolerances are shown PERFORMANCE DAT...

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Page 14: ...ant for the safe and reliable application of the CX Integrator You must read this section and understand the information contained before attempting to use the CX Integrator 1 Intended Audience xvi 2...

Page 15: ...ode number of the target PLC carefully before executing the change Unexpected operation and injury may result if the wrong PLC is set as the target PLC Changing the operating mode Transferring or veri...

Page 16: ...le Caution Do not execute a broadcast node search if a node exists for something other than an OMRON Ethernet Unit or FinsGateway within the same segment on Ethernet and when the Ethernet network syst...

Page 17: ...Always turn OFF the power supply to the personal computer Slaves and Communications Units before attempting any of the following Attaching or detaching the DeviceNet Board or Card Assembling the Unit...

Page 18: ...re determined according to the data link setting in the startup node In the startup node set a data link table for manual settings and data link automatic setting parameters for automatic settings If...

Page 19: ...ondensation as the result of severe changes in temperature Locations subject to corrosive or flammable gases Locations subject to dust especially iron dust or salts Locations subject to exposure to wa...

Page 20: ...ted from the Network Menu the PLC model such as the CP1H is automatically recognized and connected online Ethernet network PING test No Yes Echoback test between nodes on Ethernet Controller Link SYSM...

Page 21: ...Communications Section 1 Overview This section provides an overview of the CX Integrator and describes CX Integrator menus and connections 1...

Page 22: ...LC The CompoWay F network configuration can be uploaded or automatic connection is possible using the NT Link protocol for NS series PTs and CS CJ series PLCs Furthermore parameters in slaves on the n...

Page 23: ...laves such as I O Terminals PLC Temperature Controller or other device DeviceNet CompoWay F Temperature Controller Smart Sensor CS CJ series PLC Uploading and displaying network and serial communicati...

Page 24: ...NT Link Settings for an NS series PT with a model number ending in V1 or later serially connected to a CS CJ series PLC via NT Link can be automatically detected and set for the serial port of the CS...

Page 25: ...ay DeviceNet Monitoring and editing parameters is possible for all CS CJ series DeviceNet Units and NSJ series NSJ Controllers Only setting the DeviceNet Master Unit is possible for C200H series Devic...

Page 26: ...Serial Communications Boards are used as serial gateways to Host Link FINS and access is required via networks via Host Link FINS to PLCs functioning as Host Link slaves Note Serial ports do not nece...

Page 27: ...he following applications can be started from the CX Integrator Application Starting method CX Programmer Right click the desired CS CJ series PLC in the Network Configuration Window and select Start...

Page 28: ...SB Serial Conversion Cable is used The driver software included with the CJ1W CIF31 must be installed on the computer Series Device type See note 1 CPU Unit model CS1H CS1H CPU67 66 65 64 63 V1 CS1G C...

Page 29: ...t on NSJ Controller Note Automatic online connection is possible for serial communications ports The user does not have to set the computer communications settings The communications settings will be...

Page 30: ...from the CX Designer through the PLC The following PLCs can be used CS1G H CS1H H CS1D S CJ1M or CJ1H H The CS1D H cannot be used The following communications are possible for a directly connected tar...

Page 31: ...for which CPS files are installed on the computer CompoWay F SLAVE model and CompoWay F node address Note CS CJ series CPU Units with unit version 3 0 or later or Serial Communications Boards Units w...

Page 32: ...d in project files DeviceNet network structure files npf Network configuration for one DeviceNet network connected directly to the target PLC including master and slave parameters Note These are the s...

Page 33: ...e the same as the FINS network routing table files rt3 created with the CX Net Files created with the CX Net can be imported Note With DeviceNet only the following files can also be exported and saved...

Page 34: ...1 3 Installation 1 2 2 Files Created by the CX Integrator 1 3 Installation The CX Integrator is installed from the CX One Installer Refer to the CX One Setup Manual W444 for details 1 14...

Page 35: ...t Link SYSWAY XW2Z 200S V 500S V 2 m 5 m XW2Z 200S CV 500S CV 2 m 5 m Connector with ESD electrostatic discharge countermeasu res used Serial Communications Boards Units RS 232C port D sub 9 pin male...

Page 36: ...n male Host Link SYSWAY CS1W CN118 XW2Z 200S V 500S V 0 1 m 2 m 5 m CS1W CN118 Peripheral port XW2Z S RS 232C cable listed above Connection to RS 232C Port Note The following connection methods can be...

Page 37: ...eral Port Programming Device Connecting Cable CS1W CN118 RS 232C CS CJ series Peripheral Conversion Cable CS1W CN114 C series CS CJ series Peripheral Conversion Cable CS CJ series CPU Unit Connection...

Page 38: ...ale Peripheral port USB A plug connector male CS1W CIF31 CS CJ peripheral connector CS CJ series PLCs Customizable Counter Units Using the CQM1 CIF02 Connecting Cable Peripheral port D sub connector 9...

Page 39: ...connector CS1W CN118 CS CJ series PLCs CS1W CIF31 USB A plug connector male Note Only a Host Link connection is possible for CS CJ series PLCs Using the XW2Z 200S CV 500S CV or XW2Z 200S V 500S V Conn...

Page 40: ...r USB Cable for USB 1 1 or 2 0 5 m max DOS V computer USB port Peripheral USB port Commercially available USB cable CP1H CPU Unit Connecting by RS 232C Cable to the RS 232C Port in a Serial Communicat...

Page 41: ...connection diagrams Ethernet Ethernet port Ethernet CS CJ series Ethernet Unit CS CJ series relay PLC DeviceNet network Controller Link or SYSMAC LINK Controller Link CS CJ series Controller Link Uni...

Page 42: ...le display and select Start Special Application from the pop up menu Note If the Communication Unit is a Serial Communications Board Unit a Start Special Application Dialog Box will be displayed Selec...

Page 43: ...ill be listed below the relay PLC Relay PLC Communications Settings The relay PLC s communications settings will be displayed to the right of the Online icon Online Relay PLC Target PLC When the compu...

Page 44: ...displayed if the serial port is not registered in the local network table Serial port on Inner Board Nothing displayed if an Inner Board is not mounted Serial Communications Board Serial Com municatio...

Page 45: ...mmunications settings The icon will be displayed next to the Communication Unit port that is presently connected and accessible Network Type COM Port No Baud Rate Parity Data Bits Stop Bits Node Addre...

Page 46: ...s Creating editing and transferring I O tables Error log Displaying current errors and error logs Mode setting Changing the operating mode 3 A connection to one of the Communications Units ports at th...

Page 47: ...S destination network 1 to 127 and node addresses can be set If routing tables are registered in the PLCs on the networks specifying a PLC on any network other than the network that is directly connec...

Page 48: ...ecial applications 1 Executing online operations in the Network Configuration Window The actual network status may be different from what is being displayed in the Online Connection Information Window...

Page 49: ...rt and select Compare Note The Workspace Window corresponds 1 1 to the Network Configuration Window If the Network Configuration Window is closed double click on a network in the Workspace Window and...

Page 50: ...ponent will be highlighted with a green border The window title shows network number assigned in order starting with Network1 then the network type and finally the network address in parentheses The n...

Page 51: ...de address of the master is displayed after the icon with a prefix Later the component parameters in the virtual network that was created can be downloaded to the devices on the actual network online...

Page 52: ...the supported OMRON CS CJ series PLC CPU Unit models Sensor Contains the supported OMRON ZX series Smart Sensor models Temperature Controller Contains the supported OMRON E5 series Temperature Contro...

Page 53: ...ose Discrete I O Contains general purpose I O devices Communications Adapter Contains devices that operate as network gateways Human Machine Interface Contains devices that operate as human machine in...

Page 54: ...No Cut Cuts the specified range OK No Copy Copies the selected object to the clipboard OK No Paste Pastes the object on the clipboard to the cursor position OK No Delete Deletes the selected object O...

Page 55: ...to change the device type settings of the relay PLC on the computer The Change Dialog Box PLC is displayed OK No IP address table setting Sets the CX Integrator IP address table Only when the relay PL...

Page 56: ...nge Network Address Changes the network address All networks OK No Update Maintenance Information Updates the device s maintenance information DeviceNet only No OK Compo nent Wizard Enables setting co...

Page 57: ...t message DeviceNet only OK OK Edit Configuration file Edits each settings file DeviceNet only OK OK Edit configuration file Edits a variety of setting files DeviceNet only OK OK Install of plugin mod...

Page 58: ...the focus to the next docked window All networks OK OK Previous Docked Moves the focus to the previous docked window OK OK Cascade Cascades the windows OK OK Tile Horizontally Tiles the windows horizo...

Page 59: ...s of the connected relay PLC will be uploaded OK No Edit Communication Settings Used to change the device type settings of the relay PLC on the computer The Change PLC Dialog Box is displayed OK No No...

Page 60: ...Start Routing Table Starts the Routing Table Component No OK NT Link Tool NT Link Auto Online Setting Automatically detects the communications settings of an NS series PT that is connected serially to...

Page 61: ...or of Communication Unit Displays a Communications Unit s status and error information online No OK Error Log of Communication Unit Displays a Communications Unit s error log online No OK Connect to t...

Page 62: ...tings Inherited Starts the associated application while keeping the PLC model settings OK OK Start Only Starts the associated application CX Thermo for a Temperature Controller OK OK DeviceNet Network...

Page 63: ...in the NX Server ONC Edition file format OK OK ONC DRM Unit Setup File Scan list information is output in the ONC Master parameter file format OK OK Cut Cuts the selected device OK No Copy Copies the...

Page 64: ...ress No No OK Transfer Network to PC Uploads the network configuration and component parameters from the actual network to the virtual network on the computer for the actual network of the same networ...

Page 65: ...eters from a network parameter file to the selected network OK OK No Save Writes the selected network s network parameters to a network file OK OK No Transfer PC to Network Downloads the network param...

Page 66: ...cted in the Online Connection Information Window Network Transfer PC to Network Uploads the network configuration of the Communications Unit selected in the Online Connection Information Window Networ...

Page 67: ...to PC Maintenance information Component Maintenance information Monitors supported network devices Component Monitor Edits I O comments Component I O Comment Displays device properties Component Prop...

Page 68: ...Communications Section 2 Basic Operations This section describes the basic operations used for the CX Integrator 2...

Page 69: ...of the relay PLC can be uploaded PLCs with Only One Network Communications Unit If the relay PLC which is the target PLC when the online connection is first made has only one Network Communications Un...

Page 70: ...Create the local network table Transfer the local network table to the relay PLC via the serial connection Example Select Component Auto Online from the menu bar to automatically connect online using...

Page 71: ...cation Unit s network is the only network that will be accessible Computer running CX Integrator CS CJ series PLC Relay PLC target PLC Direct serial communications More than One Network Communications...

Page 72: ...f the PLCs on the path between the relay PLC and target PLC Overall Procedure Connect online to the relay PLC Start the CX Integrator Create the local network table Create the local network tables and...

Page 73: ...t Create the local network table Transfer the local network table to the relay PLC via the serial connection Example Select Component Auto Online from the menu bar to automatically connect online usin...

Page 74: ...cified parameters can be saved in project files All DeviceNet device and CompoWay F component properties are included in the project file cin Overall Procedure Start the CX Integrator Set master param...

Page 75: ...nnect online to the relay PLC target PLC Select Network Parameter Read from file from the menu bar Select Network Transfer PC to Network or Component Download from the menu bar Connect to a Communicat...

Page 76: ...X Integrator to CompoWay F protocol components using RS 232C or RS 485 communications without going through a PLC Component parameters can also be set Overall Procedure Download parameters to the Comp...

Page 77: ...CJ series PLC Relay PLC target PLC Direct serial or network connection Note If an online connection is made to the relay PLC the same PLC will be both the relay PLC and the target PLC Once the relay P...

Page 78: ...Auto Online from the menu bar or click the icon The Auto Online Dialog Box will be displayed 2 Select the connection method If the connecting port at the PLC is a serial port peripheral RS 232C or RS...

Page 79: ...y clicking the icon or selecting Network Work Online from the menu bar If the network and node address settings for the relay PLC and the target PLC are the same the Unit that was connected immediatel...

Page 80: ...al connection the communications settings of the relay PLC on the computer are set first before an online connection is made Communications Settings Select Network Communication Settings from the menu...

Page 81: ...using this network type SYSMAC WAY Select to connect the computer with a direct serial connection using the SYSMAC WAY protocol Note The SYSMAC WAY protocol enables 1 N connections which are not poss...

Page 82: ...t connection Pin 4 of the DIP switch must be OFF automatic detection of communications settings use Programming Console or CX Integrator settings For RS 232C port connection Pin 5 of the DIP switch mu...

Page 83: ...t Select the data length data bits parity and number of stop bits from the pull down lists Data Bits 7 or 8 Settings of 4 to 6 are not used Parity Even odd none mark no parity or space no parity Stop...

Page 84: ...he node address set on the rotary switches on the Ethernet Unit 1 to 254 Frame Length Set the maximum frame length Do not change the default setting CS CJ series PLCs 2 000 bytes CVM1 CV series PLCs 1...

Page 85: ...depends on the model of Ethernet Unit being used Refer to the operation manual of the Ethernet Unit for details Default IP address for the CS1W ETN21 CJ1W ETN21 Ethernet Unit 192 168 250 FINS_node_add...

Page 86: ...In the IP address column enter the IP address corresponding to the FINS node address Enter the IP address for all nodes for which the conversion is set for either the IP address table method or the c...

Page 87: ...n the Online Connection Information Window and select Error Log Refer to 2 4 Switching the Target PLC for details The PLC Errors Dialog Box will be displayed Check the errors that have occurred in the...

Page 88: ...or port will be enabled and the icon to the left will change to If the network has been uploaded but a network address is not displayed Net displayed it will be necessary to select the desired networ...

Page 89: ...del number ending in V1 or later CS CJ series PLC Computer running CX Integrator Relay PLC Automatic serial connections for NT Link Serial connection Toolbus or Host Link or network connection Note Th...

Page 90: ...and select Transfer Network to PC The icon indicates that the network structure can be uploaded 3 1 For networks other than Ethernet The dialog box for selecting the data to be transferred will be di...

Page 91: ...lt settings are use for the minimum and maximum nodes 1 for both the network configuration will be uploaded only from the node with node address 1 Always set the minimum and maximum node addresses If...

Page 92: ...Network Configuration Window and select Error Log or Status Error of Communication Unit from the pop up menu 2 3 3 Checking and Correcting Communications Unit Errors Checking a Communications Unit s...

Page 93: ...will be displayed In this example a Controller Link Unit is selected The Communications Unit s error log stored in the Unit s EEPROM will be displayed showing each error s Error occurring time Error...

Page 94: ...Procedure 1 Right click a Communications Unit or port connected of the relay PLC and select Connect to enable accessing the Communications Unit or port If the network has been uploaded but a network...

Page 95: ...s to be uploaded and select Connect to this PLC from the pop up menu Network Structure Window The selected PLC will be set as the target PLC Here the target PLC is switched to this PLC Example CS1G CP...

Page 96: ...etwork has been installed All of the component parameters on a network can be downloaded to the actual components from a previously saved network configuration file after the network has been installe...

Page 97: ...dropped Connecting CompoWay F to a CPU Unit s RS 232C Port Select the model number of the CPU Unit and click the OK Button Note Always select the same CPU Unit model number as the one selected in the...

Page 98: ...ect a unit number between 00 and 15 and click the OK Button Connecting CompoWay F to a Serial Port on a Serial Communications Board Select the model number of the Serial Communications Board and click...

Page 99: ...dragged and dropped DeviceNet Networks Adding the Master 1 Offline select Insert Network The Select Network Dialog Box will be displayed 2 Select DeviceNet and click the OK Button 3 Select a device co...

Page 100: ...e the master was by dragging and dropping them from the Component List Window Drag and drop Example of Devices Registered by Dragging and Dropping Note Devices can also be added to the network by righ...

Page 101: ...ss that has been assigned 1 Select the device for which the node address is to be changed 2 Select Component Change Node Address from the menu bar Alternately right click the device and select Change...

Page 102: ...twork 1 Select the component to be copied More than one device can be selected 2 Select Edit 3 Select Copy The component and its parameters will be copied to the CX Integrator s clipboard Pasting Comp...

Page 103: ...e 1 Moving Device 00 to the Location of Device 02 Drop Drag Right click Other devices will move in this direction Example 2 Moving Device 00 to the Location of Device 02 Drop Drag Right click Other de...

Page 104: ...ment and click the OK Button Device comments can be displayed by moving the mouse pointer to the locations of devices in the Network Configuration Window Note Device comments will be displayed when de...

Page 105: ...erial port communications settings Controller Link Units Unit communications settings and data link settings SYSMAC LINK Units Unit communications settings and data link settings Ethernet Units Unit c...

Page 106: ...ouble click the PLC The following dialog box will be displayed The following list will be displayed if the down arrow is clicked in the Displayed Field The following parameters can be set here Communi...

Page 107: ...from the actual component to the computer select Transfer Unit to PC in the Edit Parameter Dialog Box The parameters will be uploaded from the actual component Comparing To compare the component para...

Page 108: ...ame as the unit version of the actual component 4 The unit version of the component on the computer will be changed and the following dialog box will be displayed Click the OK Button 5 Changing the un...

Page 109: ...l be displayed Clicking the Yes Button will start the transfer Clicking the No Button will cancel the transfer Uploading To upload all of the component parameters set in the components on the actual n...

Page 110: ...rameter Dialog Box will be displayed The network parameters can be set in this dialog box Downloading and Uploading Parameters from Actual Networks Downloading To download the parameters set for the v...

Page 111: ...t click and select Connect 2 Right click the network and select Compare from the pop up menu For an Ethernet network the following dialog box will be displayed Check to confirm that no nodes other tha...

Page 112: ...or slave All DeviceNet slaves Component parameter files CompoWay F component parameter files xml Parameters for all components except for DeviceNet devices Note These files do not include Temperature...

Page 113: ...roject cin DeviceNet Network Structure Files npf 1 Double click a DeviceNet network in the Workspace Window to make the network active in the Network Configuration Window 2 Select File Export Network...

Page 114: ...eviceNet network configuration in the file will be added to the Workspace Window Component Parameter Files DeviceNet Device Parameter Files dvf 1 Select a device in a DeviceNet network in the Network...

Page 115: ...supported Export type Contents NetXServer DDE setting file Scan list information in NetXServer DDE Edition file format NetXServer ONC setting file Scan list information in NetXServer ONC Edition file...

Page 116: ...ight click the target PLC online The following pop up menu will be displayed Popup menu Function IO table Starts the I O table component Error Log Starts the PLC Error Component Mode Setting Changes t...

Page 117: ...struction will be displayed Changing the Operating Mode Online Only If Mode Setting is selected the PLC Mode Setting Dialog Box will be displayed The operating mode of the CPU Unit can be changed Sele...

Page 118: ...mponents 2 11 2 Procedure 1 Right click the component in the Network Configuration Window and select Start Special Application Start with Settings Inherited or Special Application Start Only from the...

Page 119: ...Parameter Prints the device parameters I O Comments Prints device comments Only one of these options can be selected 5 If necessary click the Properties Button and set the printer The printer setting...

Page 120: ...Communications Section 3 Routing Tables This section describes how to set the routing tables 3...

Page 121: ...les are set in two or more nodes in the same network Local Network Table The local network table lists the unit number and network address of the Communications Units mounted in each PLC in the local...

Page 122: ...address 1 Unit number 0 Node address 3 Unit number 0 Relay node PLC2 Local node PLC1 Network address 1 Node address 1 Unit number 1 Relay node PLC3 Node address 2 Unit number 0 Network address 2 Node...

Page 123: ...ommunications Units include Controller Link Units Ethernet Units CS CJ series DeviceNet Units SYSMAC LINK Units and SYSMAC NET Link Units Communicating with a PLC in Another Network Routing tables are...

Page 124: ...work transferring the routing table to each node connecting to the network and completing settings the routing tables can be read through the network and edited to create the FINS network routing tabl...

Page 125: ...r to PLC from the PLC routing table menu Create the FINS local routing tables in the PLC routing tables Create the local network table Create the relay network table Save the created routing tables Se...

Page 126: ...Select Tools Start Routing Table from the CX Integrator s menu bar Connect online with the PLC that is directly connected to the CX Integrator making it the target PLC Select Network Auto Online or N...

Page 127: ...tables to the PLC from the computer to a PLC in the network Select Options Transfer to PLC from the PLC routing table menu Edit the FINS local routing tables in the PLC routing tables of each PLC in...

Page 128: ...ress 2 Send to node address 2 in network address 2 to send to target node PLC3 Local Network Table Unit number Local network address 0 2 Shows that communications frames from network address 2 go to u...

Page 129: ...etwork Table Online Create PLC1 s local network table online 1 Verify that PLC1 is connected directly to the CX Integrator and select Tools Start Routing Table Alternately right click the Communicatio...

Page 130: ...dds a relay network table Edit Add SIOU Adds a local network table Always On Top The PLC Routing Dialog Box will always be displayed in the front of the windows Zoom Out Reduces the Main View display...

Page 131: ...ication Unit s unit number Creating the local network table allows the serial port to be managed in the network Example 1 When an NS series PT is connected to a serial port the PT s screen data can be...

Page 132: ...f the ports are 228 for port 1 and 229 for port 2 CPU Unit s Built in Serial Port Right click the Unit 225 or Unit 252 icon and select Insert CPU SIOU When the local network table is set for the Seria...

Page 133: ...228 decimal Serial Communications Board Serial port 2 E5 hex 229 decimal Peripheral port FD hex 253 decimal CPU Unit RS 232C port FC hex 252 decimal A Unit and the Unit s serial port cannot be regist...

Page 134: ...ess 3 Destination network address 2 Local network address 1 Note The relay network table can also be set using the following procedure 1 Click the Main View Tab and select Edit Add Remote Network 2 Th...

Page 135: ...t FINS Local from the list and click the OK Button 3 The PLC Routing Table Window will be displayed in its Main View format Refer to steps 3 and 4 in Creating the Local Network Table Online for the re...

Page 136: ...he number of times that the message passed across network layers The following examples illustrate the function of the GCT value When GCT 02 hex up to 3 network layers can be crossed When GCT 07 hex u...

Page 137: ...r is fixed at 07 Hex The GCT cannot be set for a maximum of 3 network layer crossings The maximum number of network crossings is always 8 layers max When CX Programmer version 5 0 or a later version i...

Page 138: ...n the network Models other than Version 2 0 and later CS CJ series Units cannot be included If other models are used a routing error end code 0501 to 0504 Hex may occur in a relay PLC or the response...

Page 139: ...ater CS CJ series Units Intermediate nodes may be PLC models other than Version 2 0 or later CS CJ series Units i e PLC models that support a maximum of 3 network layer crossings FINS command destinat...

Page 140: ...message will be displayed if a CS CJ series Unit with no version number is being used and the gateway counter was set to Expand in the Gateway Counter Setting Dialog Box Click the Yes Button to chang...

Page 141: ...ead and enable the routing tables that were transferred Before executing the routing table transfer verify that no equipment will be damaged and it is safe for the CPU Bus Unit to be reset Note The ro...

Page 142: ...following procedure to read FINS local routing tables that were previously saved 1 Select File Open Local Routing Table File in the PLC Routing Table Window The Open Dialog Box will be displayed 2 Se...

Page 143: ...rinting Routing Tables 3 2 9 Printing Routing Tables Use the following procedure to print the created routing tables 1 Select File Print in the PLC Routing Table Window Example Printout PLC1 Table Vie...

Page 144: ...each PLC to be read and edited through the network In addition the FINS local network tables set in each PLC can be saved together in a FINS network routing table file These operations are performed...

Page 145: ...tors on Red Indicator Error with Unit Green Indicator Unit exists in routing tables The following table shows the meaning of the display s indicators Green indicator The Unit with the unit number set...

Page 146: ...ally exists in the PLC network Indicates that the node is in the routing tables and is currently directly connected to the CX Integrator 3 Select Options Transfer from PLC The routing tables will be r...

Page 147: ...uting tables will be transferred to each PLC through the network Saving the FINS Network Routing Table File 1 Select File Save Network Routing Table File in the PLC Routing Table Window 2 Input the fi...

Page 148: ...Communications Section 4 Data Links for Controller Link and SYSMAC LINK This section describes how to set data links for Controller Link and SYSMAC LINK networks 4...

Page 149: ...only Use manual settings to create flexible data links to meet the requirements of the individual system e g efficient utilization of memory restrictions on allocated addresses etc Data link tables i...

Page 150: ...Step 2 Data Link Allocation Area Settings Manual Select Table Wizard from the Data Link Component online or select File New create the data link tables and then go online and transfer the tables to al...

Page 151: ...iguration window Node Editing window Toolbar Function Bar Data Link Component Menu Menu Sub menus Commands Function New Creates new data link tables Open Opens data link tables Files with any of the f...

Page 152: ...ified offset value on the Node Editing Window Wizard Executes the Datalink Wizard Add Source Link Adds a node to the data links Add Destination Adds the receive area of a participating node to the dat...

Page 153: ...mputer to a PLC 7 Transfer from PLC Uploads online data link tables to the computer 8 Delete Deletes data link tables 9 Verify Node Compares data link tables generated by CX Integrator with data link...

Page 154: ...5 F5 Move Down Area Moves a node down the node refresh sequence 6 F6 Show Hide Offset Shows or hides the offset for the node being displayed 7 F7 Insert Area Inserts a new receive area new node 8 F8...

Page 155: ...he data link tables offline 1 Datalink Wizard Settings Table Wizard Use the manual setting function if the data link tables are to be created manually 2 Node Edit Window Settings Start the data links...

Page 156: ...ceive sizes from remote nodes 5 Node refresh sequence 2 1 3 1 2 3 2 1 3 6 Status area Node 3 receive Node 3 send Node 2 send Node 1 receive Node 1 receive Node 2 receive Data link status Data link sta...

Page 157: ...address 4 Send size 5 Node refresh sequence see note 3 and 6 Status area Note 3 The node refresh sequence is set using F4 Move Up Area and F5 Move Down Area Note The operations differ for Controller...

Page 158: ...Node 2 Send 3 Receive 1 Receive 2 Node 3 DM600 DM630 DM660 DM700 DM730 DM760 Area 1 Send 1 Receive 2 Receive 3 CIO 1000 CIO 1030 CIO 1060 CIO 1100 Node 1 CS1G Send 2 Receive 1 Receive 3 Node 2 CS1G S...

Page 159: ...fline First create manually set data link tables offline Datalink Wizard Operations 1 While offline select Tools Start Data Link The Select Network Dialog Box will be displayed 2 Select either Control...

Page 160: ...pate in the data links If this box is selected fast default table generation will be set when the Defaults button is clicked In that case all nodes will be set as a group using the initial values that...

Page 161: ...the default values for new data link settings 9 Next Click to proceed to the next dialog box Note The default setting for data link status depends on the PLC being used For details refer to the Contr...

Page 162: ...ea CIO Data link status start address Start address 1300 Sets CIO 1300 as the data link status start address 9 Set node address 03 as shown in the following table and then click the Next Button or pre...

Page 163: ...individual nodes in the Node Editing Window as required Make the settings as follows 1 Click the Defaults Button and then set the default values in the following dialog box 2 Select the Fast Default T...

Page 164: ...hared among nodes The ovals indicate the send areas Area 1 and Area 2 The arrows indicate the direction of data transfer The rectangles indicate the receive areas Area 1 and Area 2 Participating data...

Page 165: ...F5 Move Down Area in the Function Bar or press the corresponding Function key 6 Link Addr Automatic display For the local node send area the start address of the data sent from the local node is autom...

Page 166: ...O 00239 from a remote node node 02 are received into the area starting from CIO 01050 i e CIO 01050 to CIO 01089 at the local node node 01 Note It is also possible to display the Node Editing Window i...

Page 167: ...d area or rectangular for receive area Area Specify Dialog Box Send Area Specify send size Offset cannot be changed Area Specify Dialog Box Receive Area Specify send size Offset cannot be changed Note...

Page 168: ...nction keys Note The node refresh sequence for individual nodes cannot be checked in the Data Link Configuration Window Node refresh sequence checking and changes must be performed in the Node Editing...

Page 169: ...om the Node Editing Window Delete the node by clicking the F8 Delete Node Button in the Function Bar Caution If the node is deleted by clicking the Button in the Toolbar the deletion will be executed...

Page 170: ...ds from the local node node address 01 starting with CIO 01000 i e CIO 01000 to CIO 01029 Receives 30 words from node 02 starting with CIO 01230 i e CIO 01230 to CIO 01259 into the local node area sta...

Page 171: ...node address list on the left 2 With node address 03 the node refresh sequence does not match the default so the order of addresses must be changed Change the node refresh sequence by either clicking...

Page 172: ...ta Link Editor Controller Link or SYSMAC LINK The results of the check will be displayed as shown in the following illustration 4 3 7 Printing Data Link Tables Follow the procedure below to print data...

Page 173: ...e the file is to be saved Then click the Save Button The data will be saved to a file with a cl2 extension added to the file name i e Sample cl2 in this case 4 3 9 Creating Reading and Writing CSV Fil...

Page 174: ...s Files in CSV format can be read to data link tables 1 While offline select Tools Start Data Link from the CX Integrator menu bar The Select Network Dialog Box will be displayed 2 Select Controller L...

Page 175: ...ten to CSV Files Tag name Description Set value network type The network type CLK SLK CLK network CLK SLK network SLK cycletime The communications cycle time 5 to 255 Enabled only when network type is...

Page 176: ...ied CS1D H CPU65 CPU67 CS1D S CPU42 CPU44 CPU65 CPU67 CV500 Not specified CV1000 Not specified CV2000 Not specified CVM1 CPU01 CPU11 CPU21 CVM1 V2 Not specified CQM1H CPU51 CPU61 C200HE Not specified...

Page 177: ...The link size for Link Area 1 Set any value 3 area1 link area Offset size Offset The offset size for Link Area 1 Set any value If no offset is required set 0 start type Link Area 2 type The area type...

Page 178: ...ting Data Links 4 3 9 Creating Reading and Writing CSV Files Saving An example text data configuration for a CSV file is shown below Note Commas are used for delineation They are added when there are...

Page 179: ...Link Unit or SYSMAC LINK Unit in the Online Connection Information Window and select Start Data Link from the popup menu Either the Datalink Component Controller Link or Datalink Component SYSMAC LINK...

Page 180: ...ata link table file slk extension created by SYSMAC LINK Support Software With SYSMAC LINK data link table files created by SYSMAC LINK Support Software SLK files there is no distinction made between...

Page 181: ...g to All Nodes on the Network 1 Select Set All Nodes for Network Operation from the Datalink Component s Online Menu Selecting this operation allows the data link tables to be transferred simultaneous...

Page 182: ...to transfer the data link table to one PLC at a time Transferring to Individual Nodes on the Network 1 Make sure that Set All Nodes for Network Operation is not selected in the Online Menu Confirm th...

Page 183: ...nk Component will be displayed 4 Open the data link table file saved in step 1 above 5 Select the node for which the data link table is to be changed 6 Select Online Transfer to PLC while datalink act...

Page 184: ...a time when the data links are running If Online Transfer to PLC has been selected the following dialog box will be displayed Clear the selection and repeat the procedure Comparing Data Link Tables 1...

Page 185: ...Offset Area 2 Size and Area 2 Offset The size of this dialog box can be changed The data for the PLC is display on top and that for the computer i e the data being edited on the CX Integrator is disp...

Page 186: ...there data link starting and stopping can be executed from any node Note When starting data links with manual setup the data link mode for the startup node must be set to manual Starting Data Links 1...

Page 187: ...d data link operation are determined by the data link setup at the startup node With manual setting the links it is necessary to set for the startup node the data link table and the data link mode man...

Page 188: ...t the Run option in the Operation field and then click the Set button Turn ON the power to the PLC Connect online to the startup PLC as the target PLC Select Network Work Online or Auto Online from th...

Page 189: ...Right click the Controller Link Unit or SYSMAC LINK Unit in the Online Connection Information Window and select Start Data Link from the popup menu Either the Datalink Component Controller Link or Da...

Page 190: ...Area Set the status start word Set the nodes to participate in the data links Set the area start word and size for area 2 Set the area start word and size for area 1 Automatically Set Data Link Areas...

Page 191: ...ult The status is displayed when the Read or Write Button is clicked Equality Layout Settings 1 4 1 2 2 3 1 1 3 4 3 4 2 3 4 2 1 4 1 2 2 3 1 1 3 4 3 4 2 3 4 2 5 Participating nodes Area 1 Area 1 1 Area...

Page 192: ...the data sent by the master node The master node receives all data sent by the slaves The reception size for the master node is thus the node send data size times the number of slave nodes Slaves do n...

Page 193: ...Master Common Send Words Set the send size of the data to send from the master node to all slave nodes The same size of data is sent to all nodes 3 Each Node Receive and Send Set the send size of data...

Page 194: ...ata Link cannot be selected if there is not a Controller Link Unit or SYSMAC LINK Unit mounted in the PLC that is connected online 3 Select Online Automatic Datalink Setup from the menu bar The Automa...

Page 195: ...CIO 1032 to CIO 1035 D00064 to D00071 9 CIO 1036 to CIO 1039 D00072 to D00079 10 5 CIO 1040 to CIO 1043 D00080 to D00087 11 CIO 1044 to CIO 1047 D00088 to D00095 12 6 3 CIO 1048 to CIO 1051 D00096 to...

Page 196: ...a link setup parameters are set for the data link startup node If incorrect automatic data link setup parameters are set it may cause the equipment to operate unpredictably Even when the correct param...

Page 197: ...ommunications Cycle Time 1 Select Network Work Online from the menu bar to connect online 2 Select Tools Start Data Link 3 Select Controller Link or SYSMAC LINK and then click the OK Button The Datali...

Page 198: ...ink Component while automatically set data links are running the data links may not be displayed properly Furthermore if the data link tables that were read are then downloaded to a PLC the data link...

Page 199: ...line with the data link start node displayed above 6 Reconnect the CX Integrator online and open the Data Link Component 7 Select Online Start Data Link from the Data Link Component menu bar The Autom...

Page 200: ...Communications Section 5 Ethernet This section describes the operations specific to Ethernet 5...

Page 201: ...al operation When configured with OMRON Ethernet Units and FinsGateway only Can be executed Can be executed When there are devices other than OMRON Ethernet Units and FinsGateway Cannot be executed Ca...

Page 202: ...any of the nodes that have been found select the node from the list in the Ethernet Search Result Dialog Box and then click the Connect Button Note When the IP conversion for any node on Ethernet i e...

Page 203: ...ies PLC1 IP address 192 168 200 104 Network address 10 Node address 104 CJ series PLC2 IP address 192 168 200 105 Network address 10 Node address 105 CS series PLC3 IP address 192 168 200 185 Network...

Page 204: ...be displayed Input 192 168 200 185 as the target IP address and then click the Ping Button 4 The test result will be displayed in the Status field In this case Node pinged successfully is displayed t...

Page 205: ...Communications Section 6 DeviceNet This section describes the settings and operations unique to DeviceNet networks including registering slaves in the master I O allocations and device monitoring 6...

Page 206: ...erations 6 5 Editing Master Parameters 6 3 Adding Slaves to the Master 6 2 Setting Slave Parameters 2 5 Creating Virtual Network Structures Offline Start the CX Integrator Set the master s parameters...

Page 207: ...work The parameters for all of the devices on the network can be saved for use in maintenance 2 2 Connecting Online to the Relay PLC 2 9 File Operations Upload from the network Connect to the network...

Page 208: ...es available they must be obtained from the device manufacturer Note Slaves must be added to the Network Configuration Window to edit the parameters Refer to 2 5 Creating Virtual Network Configuration...

Page 209: ...e set value will be changed as shown below according to the parameter input type Numerical Input within Certain Range Set the value between the maximum and minimum values Selection from Limited Items...

Page 210: ...e then select View Property 2 Click the I O Information Tab 3 Click the Edit Button The Edit I O Size Dialog Box will be displayed 4 Input the correct I O size for each connection If the connection is...

Page 211: ...erty 2 Click the I O Information Tab 3 Click the Get I O Size from the Scanlist Button Parameter Auto Update When I O Size Changed The function to automatically update the I O size registered on the m...

Page 212: ...will be made in the order of registration beginning with the unoccupied area of memory block 1 When memory block 1 is filled the allocation will be made to memory block 2 Before adding slaves set the...

Page 213: ...Tab and make the memory block settings in the same way as for the I O Allocation OUT Note If a block is not to be used select Not Used for the area setting Display Words refers to the number of words...

Page 214: ...he Network Configuration Window on the right and drag and drop it on the master icon When slaves are registered with the master I O words will be automatically allocated to the slaves in the order the...

Page 215: ...e menu and register it use the following procedure 1 Select the device from the Network Configuration Window 2 Select Component Register to other Device The following master candidates will be display...

Page 216: ...6 3 2 Adding Slaves Registering in the Edit Device Parameters Window Slaves can be added and I O areas allocated in the Edit Device Parameters Window Refer to 6 7 Master Parameter Editing Details Tab...

Page 217: ...perty is selected from the popup menu 6 4 1 CS1W DRM21 V1 and CJ1W DRM21 To set the master and slave functions use the following procedure 1 Right click the master from the Network Configuration Windo...

Page 218: ...e Master Unit in the Network Configuration Window and select Property from the popup menu The following dialog box will be displayed 2 Click the PLC Information Tab 3 Click the Change Unit Button The...

Page 219: ...e CX Integrator only by going through a CS CJ series PLC Setting method Function Parameter Wizard Component Parameter Wizard Parameter editing Component Parameter Edit CS1W DRM21 V1 or CJ1W DRM21 C200...

Page 220: ...blocks of words or minimum required number of words and the registration or deletion of slaves Note To make allocations in excess of 100 words per block use Parameter Edit To allocate I O of slave de...

Page 221: ...6 6 Parameter Wizard 5 The Scan list Wizard Set How to Allocate I O Date to PLC Memory Block Dialog Box will be displayed Specify the allocation method and click the Next Button 6 17...

Page 222: ...there are slaves that require just one byte of I O memory they are allocated the rightmost seven bits or leftmost seven bits so that the total number of occupied words is minimized Example 0 1 to to 0...

Page 223: ...To cancel the registration of a device click the following icon The user cannot go to the next step if no devices are registered 7 The following Scan List Wizard Allocated Result Dialog Box will be di...

Page 224: ...following dialog box will be displayed Click the Yes Button and edit the master parameters Remote I O communications according to the new settings will start Note Device parameters set with the Parame...

Page 225: ...the device for which parameters are to be edited 2 Select Component Parameter Edit 3 The Edit Device Parameters Dialog Box will be displayed Note If the I O size of the device displayed in the Network...

Page 226: ...rs Dialog Box consists of the following six tab pages Tab Description General Registers the device with the scan list and makes I O allocations automatically I O Allocation OUT Allocates the output da...

Page 227: ...h a master Device Register and Unregister Buttons By pressing this button the selected device will move from the Unregistered Device List to the Registered Device List By pressing this button the devi...

Page 228: ...elected The Edit Device Parameters Dialog Box consists of the following four tab pages Tab Description General Registers the device with the scan list and makes I O allocations automatically I O Alloc...

Page 229: ...er and Unregister Buttons By pressing this button the selected device will move from the Unregistered Device List to the Registered Device List By pressing this button the device will move from the Re...

Page 230: ...iceNet PCI Board Scanner is selected The Edit Device Parameters Dialog Box consists of the following four tab pages Tab Description General Registers the device with the scan list and makes I O alloca...

Page 231: ...that are displayed in the Network Configuration Window but have not been registered with the master Registered Device List Displays slaves that are presently registered with the master Device Registe...

Page 232: ...al Tab Auto allocation as is registered Register Unregistered Allocate Unallocated Button Note This procedure is the same for the CS1W DRM21 V1 CJ1W DRM21 CVM1 DRM21 V1 and C200HW DRM21 V1 If the Auto...

Page 233: ...tomatically allocates I O to selected slave Deletes I O allocation to selected slave Display window to manually edit allocations Block 2 allocations Item Description Registered Device List Only device...

Page 234: ...00 Example Allocation starts with bit 00 LSB of word CIO 3300 Allocated the bytes beginning with bit 08 of word CIO 3300 Therefore the product name for 3300 Bit08 is left blank Product name of slave F...

Page 235: ...DM Area DM 0000 to DM 5999 IR SR Area 000 to 511 HR Area HR 00 to HR 99 LR Area LR 00 to LR 63 C200HE CPU11 DM Area DM 0000 to DM 4095 IR SR Area 000 to 511 HR Area HR 00 to HR 99 LR Area LR 00 to LR...

Page 236: ...istered Device List and click the Auto Button The slaves will be automatically allocated in units of words in the order of earlier addresses If the user has made connections settings in the General Ta...

Page 237: ...SB Low or MSB High and the number of allocated bytes Connections are specified in the General tab with the advanced setup function Specify the first word to allocate and the number of allocated words...

Page 238: ...the slave The Ch column displays the first byte the word and first bit addresses of the slave allocated To unregister the allocations of slaves select the slaves in the Registered Device List and clic...

Page 239: ...Tab Page The I O comment is set to the I O data of a slave by selecting Edit I O Comment from the Device Menu To display information on the slave use the following procedure 1 Select the device 2 Clic...

Page 240: ...formation Display Compare Settings Device Information Tab Page The following settings make it possible to display or compare device information on slaves Use the following procedure 1 Select the slave...

Page 241: ...n Tab Automatic connections are set by default To specify the connections use the following procedures 1 Select User Setup Possible connections are ready for selection 2 Select the connections Up to t...

Page 242: ...nication Cycle Time Settings Component Parameter Edit Communication Cycle Time Tab Note This procedure is the same for the CS1W DRM21 V1 CJ1W DRM21 CVM1 DRM21 V1 and C200HW DRM21 V1 It is possible to...

Page 243: ...O communications will keep pace with the communication cycle time If actual I O communications take longer than the set communication cycle time the I O communications will be continued regardless of...

Page 244: ...essage communications The next message cannot be sent to the same device until the response is returned The DeviceNet master monitors the time out period of the message with this timer The CPU Unit ho...

Page 245: ...ox To set the slave function use the following procedure 1 Click the Slave Function Tab The following dialog box will be displayed 2 Specify the connections Automatic settings are by default set If th...

Page 246: ...explicit message communications only do not have to be registered Explicit message communications is possible regardless of the scan list registration 6 9 6 Starting Remote I O Communications Compone...

Page 247: ...1 Select the device 2 Select Component Edit I O Comment or select the slave click the right mouse button and select Edit I O Comment The following dialog box will be displayed An I O comment can be cr...

Page 248: ...lect the bit where the I O comment should be set and press the Enter Key or click the bit position Data can be input into the comment area as shown below 4 Input the comment and press the Enter Key To...

Page 249: ...splay the device properties use the following procedure 1 Select the device 2 Select Component Property 3 The Property Dialog Box will be displayed 6 11 1 Property Dialog Box Common to All Devices The...

Page 250: ...e to another master the I O allocation information will be displayed together The following icon will be displayed next to I O connection information items registered as default I O connections in the...

Page 251: ...n select Component Property 2 Click the I O Information Tab 3 Click the Get I O Size from the Scanlist Button Parameter Auto Update when I O Size Changed The function to automatically update the I O s...

Page 252: ...yed Item Description I O Communication Register Counts The number of devices registered as remote I O communications devices in the scan list OUT IN Allocated Words The number of allocated words inclu...

Page 253: ...Register Counts The number of devices registered as remote I O communications devices in the scan list Message Communication Register Counts The number of devices registered as message communications...

Page 254: ...ter I O information will be displayed Item Description I O Communication Register Counts The number of devices registered as remote I O communications devices in the scan list OUT IN Allocated Words T...

Page 255: ...set If the Master Unit is reset first it may cause errors in writing parameters to the subsequent slaves For that reason this method downloading the network configuration should be used only when the...

Page 256: ...lid when the network configuration is downloaded properly Note Because the devices are reset in order communications errors will temporarily occur in the master and slaves For this reason do not downl...

Page 257: ...Device Parameters Dialog Box Component Parameter Edit Download Button To download the parameters through the Edit Device Parameters Dialog Box use the following procedure 1 Place the CX Integrator on...

Page 258: ...ialog box will be displayed 4 Click the Yes Button The following progress window will be displayed and the downloading of the parameters will start To cancel the downloading click the Abort Button The...

Page 259: ...nloading Device Parameters Note Parameters cannot be downloaded to the master through the Network Configuration Window unless the CPU Unit is in Program Mode If the message Device state conflict Going...

Page 260: ...Select the device in the Network Configuration Window 3 Select Device Reset The following confirmation dialog box will be displayed 4 Click the Yes Button The progress window will be displayed and th...

Page 261: ...the popup menu Uploaded devices will be displayed in the Network Configuration Window 6 13 2 Uploading Device Parameters The following two methods can be used to read parameters from network devices...

Page 262: ...ers have been uploaded When parameters are uploaded from the Network Configuration Window an asterisk may be display to the lower left of some devices This indicates that the I O size of the device is...

Page 263: ...configuration created on the CX Integrator 1 Select the Network Configuration Window to be verified 2 Select Network Compare The progress window will be displayed and the comparison will begin 3 If t...

Page 264: ...ough the Edit Device Parameters Dialog Box Using the Network Configuration Window Component Parameter Compare To compare the parameters through the Network Configuration Window use the following proce...

Page 265: ...the parameters through the Edit Device Parameters Dialog Box use the following procedure 1 Place the CX Integrator online 2 Select the device 3 Edit Component Parameter Edit 4 Click the Compare Butto...

Page 266: ...Setup Monitor Refresh Timer Set the interval to refresh the device monitor display This setting will be applied to the monitoring of any network device Note If the refresh timer is set to too small a...

Page 267: ...ave has parameters that can be monitored in the EDS file Monitor cannot be selected if the device selected has no monitoring function 4 To quit the monitor function click the Close Button CS1W DRM21 V...

Page 268: ...atus Remote I O communications between the master and slaves can be started or stopped by clicking the Start Remote I O Communication or Stop Remote I O Communication Button The slave status indicator...

Page 269: ...Page displays the status of the Unit master and slave functions Communication Cycle Time Tab Page The Communication Cycle Time Tab Page displays the present maximum and minimum values of communication...

Page 270: ...Detailed error information Content Contents of error To refresh the display click the Update Button To clear the error history from the master click the Clear Button To save the file in CSV file form...

Page 271: ...e I O for detailed slave status Remote I O communications between the master and slaves can be started or stopped by clicking the Start Remote I O Communication or Stop Remote I O Communication Button...

Page 272: ...ory Tab Page The Error History Tab Page displays the error history recorded in the master The following error history items will be displayed Item Description Time of Error The time the error occurred...

Page 273: ...I O Units I O Units with errors will be indicated in red Fiber Amplifier Communications Units With the E3X DRT21 Fiber Amplifier Communications Unit the following window makes it possible to monitor...

Page 274: ...nding EDS files can be set by specifying the following items Service code Class object class instance class instance and attribute instance attribute Before setting the device parameters it is also ne...

Page 275: ...ice 7 After all of the items have been input click the Send Button The device response will be displayed in the Result area 8 Click the Close Button to quit device parameter setting This completes the...

Page 276: ...will be displayed 2 Input the file name and click the Open Button The Expansion Module will be added to the CX Integrator 6 16 2 Adding Vendors and Device Types Option Edit Configuration File Use the...

Page 277: ...ck the Edit Button The following dialog box will be displayed 3 Input the new vendor name and click the OK Button 4 To add or change the device type click on the Device Type Tab The method of adding o...

Page 278: ...Communications Section 7 CompoWay F This section explains the settings and operations specific to the CompoWay F system 7...

Page 279: ...ntroller Computer CX Integrator CS CJ series PLC Network connection or serial connection Toolbus or host link Relay PLC and target PLC CompoWay F Upload 2 CompoWay F Slaves directly connected to a com...

Page 280: ...onnected to port 1 RS 422 RS 485 port of a CJ1W SCU41 V1 Serial Communications Unit with the CompoWay F protocol Before Connecting by CompoWay F Protocol Before connecting by the CompoWay F protocol e...

Page 281: ...ORT1 RS 422A RS 485 port and click the OK Button 3 A dialog box will be displayed to select the communications protocol Select CompoWayF as the Port 1 RS 422A RS 485 port protocol and click the OK But...

Page 282: ...s is known Select the Selection Option and set the minimum and maximum addresses for the CompoWay F Slave node address range Note If you already know the range of node addresses set for the CompoWay F...

Page 283: ...oWay F Slave upload starts when the OK Button is clicked 8 The following dialog box will be displayed when the CompoWay F Slave transfer is completed Click the OK Button The following dialog box will...

Page 284: ...onnected to a PLC 7 2 1 Communications with CompoWay F Slaves through a PLC The CompoWay F network configuration is displayed in the Network Configuration Window A new CompoWay F network is added in t...

Page 285: ...mpoWay F Slave after the node s parameters have been uploaded to the computer CX Integrator Temperature Controller 1 Right click the icon of the Temperature Controller an E5CN in this example in the N...

Page 286: ...ent Adapter RS 485 RS 232C Port RS 232C Cable Attachment adapter K32 23209 CS CJ Series PLC Temperature Controller To attachment adapter To PLC Input Power Signal Pin No Signal Pin No RD 2 2 SD SD 3 3...

Page 287: ...ation of CompoWay F Slaves connected directly to the computer CX Integrator without going through a PLC 7 3 1 Reading from Slaves Connected to the Computer 1 Select Network Communication Settings from...

Page 288: ...3 Select Network Work Online from the menu bar CompoWay F Slaves cannot be connected online by selecting Auto Online so be sure to select Work Online 4 When the CompoWay F Slave is connected online t...

Page 289: ...Button is clicked 7 The following dialog box will be displayed when the CompoWay F Slave transfer is completed Click the OK Button The following dialog box will be displayed if no CompoWay F Slaves c...

Page 290: ...ation will receive the Temperature Controller model number and start After the parameter settings are completed download the set values to the E5ZN Refer to the CX Thermo Help function for details on...

Page 291: ...e other end In this case the Master s interface is RS 232C Connected RS 485 devices Loose wires K3SC Unify the communications settings with the connected devices and set the unit numbers If a standard...

Page 292: ...Communications Section 8 NT Links This section explains the settings and operations specific to the NT Link system 8...

Page 293: ...s serial port settings Overwrite Note Since the RS 232C port is used by the PT the peripheral port must be used to make a direct serial connection to the computer Note The PLC s serial port settings...

Page 294: ...ssed with NT Link protocol 5 Right click the CPU Unit in the Online Information Window and select NT Link Tool NTLink Auto Online Setting Note If the PLC is operating the following warning dialog box...

Page 295: ...Button 7 The following dialog box will be displayed when an NS series PT is connected to the CPU Unit s RS 232C port Verify that the pin 5 of the CPU Unit s DIP switch is OFF and then click the OK But...

Page 296: ...box will be displayed to switch from PROGRAM mode back to RUN mode To return to RUN mode click the Yes Button 11 The following dialog box will be displayed To transfer the network configuration to th...

Page 297: ...ed by the PT the peripheral port must be used to make a direct serial connection to the computer Note In order to transfer screen data through the PLC the PLC must be a CS CJ series PLC with a CPU lot...

Page 298: ...PU Unit s serial port Select Serial Port the RS 232C port and click the OK Button 5 The icon will be displayed next to the CPU Unit s RS 232C port to indicate that the port can be accessed with NT Lin...

Page 299: ...played IF this occurs the network configuration will not be correctly transferred the NS series PT will display Unknown HMI and the special application will not start in a following step below Start t...

Page 300: ...project 11 Click the New Project Button The NS series PT model and version will be inherited and the New Project Dialog Box will be displayed 12 Click the OK Button to create the new screen data The c...

Page 301: ...od refer to the CX Designer User s Manual The following flowchart outlines the procedure up to the screen data transfer Select the created screen data project file Transfer the project file Set the co...

Page 302: ...Network Testing This section explains the operations of the following network test tools Controller Link Network Diagnostic Tool Echoback test between nodes Ethernet Controller Link SYSMAC LINK Device...

Page 303: ...red 9 5 Node Settings Reads the settings e g DM Parameter Area settings for all nodes participating in the specified network and diagnoses the integrity of the overall network Diagnostic results are d...

Page 304: ...on connecting online and uploading the network configuration Using a CS CJ CP series PLC in a Toolbus network See note 1 Note 1 If the PLC is a CS CJ CP series model and the network type is Toolbus i...

Page 305: ...ect a menu 3 Tool bar Select a function by clicking an icon 4 Shared network information area Displays shared Controller Link network information such as the transmission path and communications cycle...

Page 306: ...errors Data link table errors Routing table errors Network parameter errors Network parameter mismatches CPU Unit PLC Setup errors Model errors Fatal data link errors EEPROM write errors Displays erro...

Page 307: ...osis 2 The Select Network Dialog Box will be displayed Select the desired network in the list and click the OK Button 3 Network diagnosis will begin on the selected network The Controller Link Network...

Page 308: ...the Repeater Unit onwards do not exist in the network There may be a disconnection The error contents are displayed here Double click to display details In the network status list T branches that are...

Page 309: ...rea can be double clicked to display details on the error When this is done the contents of the Auxiliary Area or AR and SR Areas are automatically read from the CPU Unit and stored in a file The file...

Page 310: ...that is displayed depends on the model of the PLC as shown below Node icon Model CS Series CJ Series CVM1 CV Series C200HX HG HE CQM1H Series Computers or NS series Programmable Terminals Open Network...

Page 311: ...d in a node file If a node file is selected the nodes registered in the file will be compared to the nodes actually participating in the network and differences will be displayed using the background...

Page 312: ...types Routing table enable disable specifications Status of terminating resistance switches The settings of the terminating resistance switches are diagnosed for Wired Controller Link Units Boards Ex...

Page 313: ...ayed in red Example The data link mode is set to both user set links and automatically set links in the nodes for which the data link startup switch is ON Warning Indicates settings that may be approp...

Page 314: ...the following Controller Link Units Boards Visually confirm the settings for these Units Boards Item Units Boards Units for which the terminating resistance cannot be read C200HW CLK21Controller Link...

Page 315: ...connected Connections between node to communications ports SL and SL2 are displayed Network disconnection status The network is diagnosed to detect any disconnections If there are any disconnections t...

Page 316: ...connections that are detected are displayed in red Select Diagnose Disconnection to display the disconnection diagnosis results again Note The node display for disconnection diagnosis does not display...

Page 317: ...imum number of consecutive disconnect cycles Displays the number of communications cycles over which a disconnection continued Use this information to determine if a disconnection was momentary or con...

Page 318: ...n status counters which measure transmissions for each node are displayed The following counter items are displayed Item Description Number of CRC errors Displays the number of CRC errors CRC errors a...

Page 319: ...a on the clipboard can be pasted to an editor word processor or spreadsheet software Note The values of the transmission status counters are counted from the time the power is turned ON to a Controlle...

Page 320: ...ror Tab to display the current errors Click the Error Log Tab to display a log of errors that occurred in the past Select File Save to save the error status and error log in a file The data will be sa...

Page 321: ...ct Node Status CPU Unit Error Log Error Status from the Main Menu Error Status Error Log Display Example Click the Error Tab to display the current errors Click the Error Log Tab to display a log of t...

Page 322: ...ror Logs Collecting Error Logs The error status and error logs for all nodes on the specified network can be collected and stored in one file This function enables sending files collected on remote sy...

Page 323: ...rget PLC or Unit and select Echoback test between PLC nodes from the pop up menu Method 2 While online select Tools Echoback test between PLC nodes 9 2 3 PLC Internode Echoback Test Dialog Box The var...

Page 324: ...lays the minimum response time Response time Average ms Displays the average response time If set for Frequency is not specified the display shows the average for the last ten times 9 2 4 Executing an...

Page 325: ...en Nodes 9 2 4 Executing an Echoback Test between Nodes 3 Input or confirm the test configuration and click the Start Button The test results and response time will be displayed 4 To stop testing clic...

Page 326: ...test Method 1 While online open the Online Connection Information Window right click the target Unit and select Ethernet tool Ping test from the pop up menu Method 2 While online select Tools Ethernet...

Page 327: ...line open the Online Connection Information Window right click the target Unit and select Ethernet tool Ping test from the pop up menu The Ping Test Dialog Box will be displayed 2 Input the target IP...

Page 328: ...Appendices A...

Page 329: ...so used to create the Special I O Unit and CPU Bus Unit settings Unit B Parameter items ID information CPS file A Unit A ID information Parameter items CPS file B CX One Source data Unit A settings So...

Page 330: ...elect the CPS file to install and click the Open Button 3 The following dialog box will be displayed if the corresponding icon for the specified Unit component does not exist in the folder where the C...

Page 331: ...e following procedure 1 Select EDS File and Install The following window will be displayed The device information will be displayed on the bottom of the window when the EDS file is selected 2 Select t...

Page 332: ...m the device on the network if the network is online 3 To read the information click the Upload from Device Button The following window will be displayed 4 Set the node address of the device and click...

Page 333: ...he Yes Button The device will be deleted from the Hardware List together with the EDS file A 2 4 Saving EDS Files Tools EDS File Save To save the EDS file use the following procedure 1 Select the devi...

Page 334: ...cursor 3 To quit the search operation click the Cancel Button Note The device will be found if it is located below the present cursor position Select Hardware in the Hardware List before using the abo...

Page 335: ...4 Information added on popup menus Pages 2 11 to 2 13 Information added on connecting online Pages 2 19 20 Information added on setting the IP address table Pages 2 23 to 2 25 Information added on upl...

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