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Omron DR 170 14 manual Example program for sending unsolicited data from PLC

Models: DR 170 14

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Klinkmann Automation Omron Ethernet DAServer

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To complete the configuration: from the "Ethernet Unit CPU Bus Unit" (or from the "PLC IO Table - NewPLC1") dialog box select "Options" and click "Transfer to PLC".

Example program for sending “unsolicited” data from PLC

The PLC example program presented in Plcprg.cxp project incorporates the SEND(090) instruction for transferring unsolicited data from PLC to the OMRON ETHERNET DAServer (for programming details see SYSMAC CS1 Series CS1W-ETN01 Ethernet Unit OPERATION MANUAL, section 5).

The program transfers 10 words of data from D10 (notation in ladder diagram - D00010) from the PLC to the OMRON ETHERNET Server (into address D500). The computer where Omron Ethernet DAServer is running has the IP Address: 195.2.103.55 and the destination node number is assigned to 55 (37 in hex).

Comments on example program ladder diagram:

(0)Periodically (once per second) the execution condition flag CIO 000000 turns ON. Note: There can be different logic to turn ON execution condition flag in real application.

(1)If the Communication Port Enabled Flag for port 7 is ON, the send execution program will start when the execution condition flag CIO 000000 turns ON. Input CIO 120000 remains ON from the start of SEND execution until completion. Note: The CS1-series CPU Unit’s Communication Port Enabled Flags are allocated the following way - in Word

A202: Bit 0 – is associated with Port 0, Bit 1 – is associated with Port 1, … , Bit 7 – is associated with Port 7. Bit’s status OFF - means execution enabled, ON – means execution disabled.

(2) Control data (D0, D1, … D4) creation

Word

Contents

Meaning

D0000

00 0A

Number of send words = 10

D0001

00

00

Destination network number = 0 (local

 

 

 

network)

D0002

37

00

Destination node number = 55 (37 hex)

 

 

 

Destination unit address = 0

D0003

87

05

Response not required

 

 

 

Communication port No = 7

 

 

 

Number of retries = 5

D0004

00

64

Response monitor time = 10 s

Ten words with data from D10 from PLC are sent to D500 onwards on the local network, node number 55, unit address 0 (the computer where Omron Ethernet DAServer is running) – to receive all these data the items with addresses D500…D509 can be correspondingly activated for Omron Ethernet DAServer.

Important! With current example program an application will periodically toggle values of areas D500…D509 with values of areas D10…D19. This is because of DAServer time-

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