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How to Use New Functionalities 

 

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  Connection Destination Setting Change 

Configuration to communicate with an Omron Ethernet host is possible in a specific system memory. 
A screen for entering values into the system memory enables to change the setting without using 
NB-Designer. 
You only can change the communication setting in the NB unit, not the setting of the connection 
destination unit itself. 

 

  Related System Memory 

 

Address 

Description 

LW9685 

Enter the number of PLC to connect. The number must start with 3 and 

ascending number, not a PLC number as it is. 

For example, If 3 is assigned to this address, the Ethernet host that has 

the lowest PLC number is selected. If 4 is assigned, the host whose PLC 

number is the second lowest is selected.   

After the PLC number is set to this address, the information about the 

target host, such as current IP address, is automatically set to LW9686 

and higher address.     

LW 9686 to 

9689 

 

Enter the IP address of connection destination. 

LW9686 is the most significant byte of the IP address. Ascending 

addresses represents the lower bytes in sequence. 

For example, IP address 192.168.250.0 is set as: 192 is LW9686, 168 

is LW9687, 250 is LW9688, and 1 is LW9689.   

LW9690 

Enter the port number of connection destination. 

LW9691 

Set the node ID of connection destination. Enter the least significant byte 

of the IP address, i.e. the same value as LW9689.   

 

LB9272 

Change set values in the addresses above. To enable the settings, 

change this address to ON and then, reboot the NB unit. 

 

 

 

 

 

PLC number ( LW9685)

 

LW 9686 to 9689

 

LW9690

 

LW9691

 

Summary of Contents for NB-series

Page 1: ...Programmable Terminal NB series Practices Guide New Functionalities for NB Designer V1 50 NB3Q TW01B NB5Q TW01B NB7W TW01B NB10W TW01B V462 E1 01 ...

Page 2: ...to create NB screens It does not provide safety information Be sure to obtain the manuals for NB series Programmable Terminals read and understand the safety points and other information required for use and test sufficiently before actual use of the equipment ...

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Page 6: ... V1 50 9 3 1 Overview 9 4 How to Use New Functionalities 10 4 1 Connection Destination Setting Change 10 Related System Memory 10 Creating Sample Screen and Setting Objects 11 4 2 Project Import and Export from NB Designer Menu 13 Example Export 13 Example Import 14 4 3 Font Replacement 15 Sample Setting 15 Revision History 16 ...

Page 7: ...rammable Terminals NB Designer OPERATION MANUAL V107 NB Q TW01B NB W TW01B NB series Programmable Terminals SETUP MANUAL V108 NB Q TW01B NB W TW01B NB series Programmable Terminals HOST CONNECTION MANUAL V109 NB Q TW01B NB W TW01B NB series Programmable Terminals STARTUP GUIDE ...

Page 8: ...t to change without notice due to improvements Special information in this document is classified as follows Precautions for Safe Use Describes precautions on what to do and what not to do to ensure proper operation and performance Precautions for Correct Use Describes precautions on what to do and what not to do to ensure proper operation and performance Additional Information Additional informat...

Page 9: ...B Designer V1 50 3 1 Overview This guide provides information about the following features newly added in NB Designer V1 50 1 Connection destination setting change 2 Project import and export from to NB Designer 3 Font replacement ...

Page 10: ...f 4 is assigned the host whose PLC number is the second lowest is selected After the PLC number is set to this address the information about the target host such as current IP address is automatically set to LW9686 and higher address LW 9686 to 9689 Enter the IP address of connection destination LW9686 is the most significant byte of the IP address Ascending addresses represents the lower bytes in...

Page 11: ...eation 1 Create a screen to rewrite the system memory with numerical entry objects and bit switches 2 Enter 3 for LW9685 to change the host whose PLC number is 0 As previously described 3 is to be entered for the Ethernet host whose number is the lowest PLC numbers 0 to 2 are reserved for serial communication hosts and not allowed to use 3 After entering 3 for the PLC No 0 then confirming it the I...

Page 12: ...192 168 250 1 to 192 168 250 5 When you change the least significant byte of the IP address you must also change the node ID 5 Change the system memory LB9272 which updates values to ON to save the setting after editing values Reboot the NB unit to enable the saved setting ...

Page 13: ...Designer menu allow you to export or import a project to from a pkg file Example Export Additional Information To perform a decompilation click PT Property and open the PT Extended Property tab Then check the Allow Decompilation box to enter a password 1 Start NB Designer and select File Export Project 2 Select an export destination for a pkg file 3 The export operation will succeed if the project...

Page 14: ...ort 1 Start NB Designer and select File Import Project 2 Select a pkg file to import 3 Enter the password for decompilation 4 If the password is correct the decompilation succeeds and then a project will be unpacked ...

Page 15: ...e missing font is replaced with the font that is on the top of the font list in the pull down menu before compilation After compilation the font is replaced with the default font 1 When you open a project including a missing font the dialog that requires confirmation for replacing the font appears 2 If you press Replace button in the dialog the dialog that allow you to select a replacement candida...

Page 16: ...16 Revision History Revision Code Date Revision Description and Page 01 March 2020 First edition ...

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