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1, 2, 3... 1. Select “R: Start/Stop” from the Data Link Menu.

2. Select “R: Start” to start the data links or “S: Stop” to stop the data links.

Example for “R: Start”

3. Specify the node to start or stop the data links. Use the Cursor Keys to move

the cursor to each field (“PC ID,” “Network address,” and “Node address”),

then enter a numeric value with Numeric Keys (enter a PC ID with Alphanu-

meric Keys).

Press the Enter Key to register the input item and move the cursor to the next

field.

Item Meaning

PC ID Enter the PC ID of the node.

Use this field only when a PC ID is to be used. If a PC ID is

used, the network address and node address will be specified

automatically (see page 124).

Network address Enter the network address of the node.

The setting range is between 0 and 127.

Network address 0 represents the local network (the address

of the network containing the node to which the Controller

Link Support Software is connected). (see note)

For CS1-series, CVM1, or CV-series PCs with multiple

Communications Units, specify the network address explicitly.

Node address Enter the node address of the node.

The setting range is between 0 and 62.

Node address 0 represents the local node (the address of the

node to which the Controller Link Support Software is

connected).

Note For CVM1 or CV-series CPU Units manufactured before April 1996

(lot No.: jj46), always set routing tables. Specify in the “Network

address” the value (other than 0) specified in the routing tables. Refer

to the Controller Link Units Operation Manual (W309) for details.

Press the F10 (End) Key to cancel the data link start/stop procedure.

4. Press the F6 (Execute) Key. The data links for the specified network will be

started or stopped.

5-3-14 Displaying Data Link Status — M: Monitor Status

“M: Monitor status” is used to check data link operations.

Item Meaning Page

S: Monitor Data Link

status Displays data link operating status for

the specified node. 79

Contents

Main Page v Notice: DANGER WARNING OMRON Product References Visual Aids Page TABLE OF CONTENTS ix About this Manual: WARNING xi PRECAUTIONS 4Application Precautions xii 1 Intended Audience 2 General Precautions WARNING 3 Safety Precautions WARNING 5 Trademarks 6 Checking the Contents SECTION 1 Features 1-1 About the Controller Link Support Software 1-1-1 Features 1-1-2 Functions 1-1-3 Additional Functions 1-1-4 Main Functions Registering Data Link Tables Starting and Stopping Data Links Displaying Network and Node Status Testing 1-1-5 Connecting to the Network Page 1-3SectionOperating Environment 7 1-2 Checking Components 1-2-1 C200HW-ZW3AT2-E-V2 Controller Link Support Software The 1-3 Operating Environment 1-3-1 Compatible Computers 1-3-2 Printers The following printers are recommended: 1-4 Overall Flow of Operation 1-5SectionMenu Hierarchy 10 1-5 Menu Hierarchy Page 2-1SectionPreparations for Installation 12 2-1 Preparations for Installation 2-1-1 Check Items 2-1-2 Backing Up the Installation Disk 2-2SectionInstallation Procedure 13 2-2 Installation Procedure 2-2SectionInstallation Procedure 14 SECTION 3 Basic Operations and Connections 16 3-1 Starting and Exiting the Controller Link Support Software 3-1-1 Starting the Software Basic Procedure 17 Startup Options 3-1-2 Exiting the Software 3-2 Basic Operations 3-2-1 Screen Displays 20 3-2-2 Selecting Menu Items 3-2-3 Entering Word Addresses Specifying CIO, LR, and DM Addresses 21 Specifying EM Addresses 22 3-2-4 Selecting a File from the File List Screen Displaying a File List Selecting from a File List 23 3-2-5 Printing Screens 3-3 Connecting to a Node 3-3-1 Connection Method Running from a Computer Node Connecting to a PC Peripheral Port on C200HX/HG/HE PCs Peripheral Port on CVM1 and CV-series PCs Peripheral Port on CQM1H PCs RS-232C Host Link Port on PCs CPU Unit Note Connection is only possible to a C200HX/HG/HE CPU Unit with an RS-232C port. 3-3-2 PC Settings Peripheral Bus Page 27 Host Link Page Page Page Page For each DIP switch pin, ON is on the left side and OFF is on the right side. Page Use the CPU Bus Unit System Setup of the SYSMAC Support Software to set the bit strings as follows: Page Page Page 4-2SectionStarting Data Links 38 4-1 Starting the Network for the First Time 4-2 Starting Data Links 4-2-1 Manually Set Data Links 4-3SectionInterconnecting Networks 39 4-3 Interconnecting Networks 4-3SectionInterconnecting Networks 40 SECTION 5 Operating Procedures Section 42 5-2SectionMain Menu 43 5-1 Keyboard Operation This section describes the keys used to operate the Controller Link Support Soft- ware. 5-2 Main Menu 5-2SectionMain Menu 44 5-3 L: Data Link 5-3-1 Data Link Areas and Data Link Tables Setting Data Link Tables Note Items that can be input on the screen are displayed in green. Page 49 Data Link Setting Forms Controller Link Support Software Data Link Setting Form1 Automatically displayed Automatically displayed Page 5-3-2 Setting Data Link Tables 5-3-3 Displaying the Data Link Menu 5-3-4 Creating and Editing Data Link Tables E: Edit Table Page Page The setting range for each item is as follows: Page Press the F6 (Set All) Key at the Node Information Screen to display the follow- ing window. The setting range for each item is as follows: Page 5-3-5 Copying Data Link Tables Y: Copy Table 5-3-6 Initializing All Data Link Tables C: Initialize Table 5-3-7 Checking Data Link Tables K: Check Table Page 63 Error Messages 5-3-8 Saving Data Link Tables as a File S: Save Table Page 5-3-9 Reading Data Link Tables from a File L: Retrieve Table 5-3-10 Transferring Data Link Tables T: Transfer Table Page Page Page Page Page Page 5-3-11 Deleting Data Link Tables from Nodes D: Delete Table 5-3-12 Printing Data Link Tables P: Print Table Page 5-3-13 Starting and Stopping Data Links R: Start/Stop 5-3-14 Displaying Data Link Status M: Monitor Status Page The meaning of each item is as follows: 5-3-15 Specifying Node Models I: Device Information Settings Page 5-4SectionP: Set Network Parameters 83 5-4 P: Set Network Parameters 5-4SectionP: Set Network Parameters 84 5-5 R: Routing Table 5-5-1 Outline of Routing Tables 5-5-2 Setting Routing Tables 5-5-3 Communications Range 5-5-4 Displaying the Routing Table Menu 5-5-5 Creating and Editing Routing Tables E: Edit Page Page 5-5-6 Checking Routing Tables K: Check Error Messages Relay Network Table 5-5-7 Initializing Routing Tables C: Initialize 5-5-8 Saving Routing Tables as a File S: Save 5-5-9 Reading Routing Tables from the File L: Retrieve 5-5-10 Transferring Routing Tables T: Transfer Page Page Page 5-5-11 Deleting Routing Tables from a Node D: Delete 5-5-12 Printing Routing Tables P: Print 5-6SectionN: Echoback Test 100 5-6 N: Echoback Test 5-7SectionD: Broadcast Test 101 5-7 D: Broadcast Test 5-7SectionD: Broadcast Test 102 5-8SectionC: Monitor Network 103 5-8 C: Monitor Network 5-9 E: Display Error Log 5-9-1 About Error Logs 5-9-2 Data Formats for Error Log Files 5-9-3 Displaying the Error Log Menu 5-9-4 Reading Error Logs R: Read Page 5-9-5 Reading Error Logs from a File L: Retrieve 5-9-6 Saving Error Logs as a File S: Save 5-9-7 Printing Error Logs P: Print 5-10 S: Display Node Status Page Page 5-11 M: Maintenance 5-11-1 Displaying the Maintenance Menu 5-11-2 Backing Up Unit EEPROM U: Unit Backup 5-11-3 Initializing Network Parameters C: Initialize Network Parameters 5-12 K: Connection Information 5-12-1 About Connection Information Page Page Page 5-12-2 Displaying the Connection Information Menu (Network Configuration) 5-12-3 Reading Connection Information R: Read Page Page 5-12-4 Reading Connection Information from a File L: Retrieve 5-12-5 Saving Connection Information as a File S: Save 5-12-6 Printing Connection Information P: Print 5-13 W: Edit PC ID 5-13-1 About PC IDs Specifying PC IDs 5-13-2 Displaying the PC ID Edit Screen 5-13-3 Creating and Editing PC IDs Page 5-13-4 Displaying the Edit PC ID Menu 5-13-5 Saving PC ID Data as a File S: Save PC ID 5-13-6 Reading PC ID Data from a File L: Retrieve PC ID 5-13-7 Specifying Multiple Nodes F: FILL 5-13-8 Clearing Multiple PC IDs C: Clear 5-13-9 Printing PC ID Data P: Print 5-13-10Checking PC ID Data K: Check 5-13-11Sorting PC ID Data O: Sort 5-13-12Searching PC ID Data R: Find 5-14 I: System Setup 5-14-1 About the System Setup 136 Screen Transitions 5-14-2 Displaying the System Setup I: System Setup 5-14-3 Setting PC Communications C: PC Interface The setting items in PC interface are shown in the following table Settings Page 5-14-4 Setting the Node Response Time T: Watchdog Timer 5-14-5 Setting the Printer Model P: Printer Model 5-14-6 Setting the Data Directory D: Data Disk Drive 5-15SectionQ: Exit to DOS 142 5-15 Q: Exit to DOS Page 6SectionTroubleshooting 144 Appendix A Error Messages Appendix AError Messages 146 Appendix AError Messages 147 Appendix B Using Modems Outline Conditions for Online Connection via Modems System Configuration Connecting to a C200HX/HG/HE(-ZE) PC Connecting to a CVM1 or CV-series PC Connecting to a CS1-series PC Setup Procedures C200HX/HG/HE(-ZE) PC Setup for Built-in Host Link Port CVM1 and CV-series PC Setup for Built-in Host Link Port Communications Path Selector Switch Host Link Port Setup for Connection to a Host Link Unit Installed in a CVM1 or CV-series PC Rotary Switches on Host Link Unit DIP Switch on Host Link Unit CPU Bus Unit System Setup in the PC CS1-series PC Setup for Built-in Host Link Port Software Switch Settings Set a unit number between 0 and 31. Other items must be set exactly as shown above. CQM1H PC Setup for Built-in Host Link Port Turn the CPU Unit OFF and set the DIP switch on the front panel as follows: Modem Settings Setting Items Preparing and Connecting Cables Connecting the Modem to the Computer Connecting the Modem to the Host Link Port on the PC Connecting the Modem to the Peripheral Port on PC Connecting the Modem to the Host Link Unit Prepare a cable for wiring the connectors as shown below. Use the prepared cables to connect the computer to the modem and the modem to the PC. Connecting the Cables Connecting Online via Modems Terminating the Online Connection Connecting Online without Communications Software Appendix C Appendix C 164 Appendix D Running the Controller Link Support Software under Windows 95 Setting Up the Controller Link Support Software Starting the Controller Link Support Software Starting the Controller Link Support Software from Windows 95 Precautions Setting Delayed Writing for Drives Setting the Reception Buffer for the Communications Port Computers with Infrared Port Communications Appendix E Editing the Device Information Setting File About Device Information Setting File Editing the Device Information Setting File Contents of Device Information Setting File Appendix EEditing the Device Information Setting File 168 Page Appendix FData Link Setting Forms 170 Controller Link Support Software Data Link Setting Form 1 Appendix FData Link Setting Forms 171 Controller Link Support Software Data Link Setting Form 2 Link start word Date System Drawing No. Node Comments:___/___/___ Area: 1 2 Node Area: 1 2 Data Index B-C D E F-L Index M N O P R S-W